the nesta talking about the glory days. how was it run then?— nesta talking about the glory days. be critical— how was it run then? the fans tend to be critical of— how was it run then? the fans tend to be critical of ownerships - how was it run then? the fans tend to be critical of ownerships and - how was it run then? the fans tend to be critical of ownerships and the | to be critical of ownerships and the brutal reality is that after the glazer family took over there was a period between 2007—2009 when manchester united were as successful as they'd ever been in their entire history, winning three successive premier league titles, the champions league, getting to another champions league, getting to another champions league final, getting two domestic cup finals. but many people argue with that is because of the management of sir alex ferguson and since he retired in 2018 it has been a steady decline on the pitch and this season, this period of time has been as bad as anything, really. i think what manchester united need to do is get the recruitment side right. i think that's be

nesta — the naughty list.l's place in the last 16 was secured with a game to spare and they're playing psv eindhoven, who'll go through with them to the knockout stage. it's half—time in the netherlands. arsenal are ahead having the last few minutes of the first half. arsenal have the lead. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. henry aaron doug will be ineligible for selection after signing a new deal. the ringer had been in paris since the bankruptcy of london irish but the new contract rules now apply. dame denise lewis has been elected president of uk athletics. the 2000 olympic heptathlon champion takes over the ceremonial role of the week after the organisation announced losses of nearly £4 million. world champion luca purcell is through to the last of the scottish openin through to the last of the scottish open in snooker. john higgins and mark selby are among those attempting to join mark selby are among those attempting tojoin him in this evening �*s session.

nesta mcgregor, - watch. good news for licence fee payers. nesta mcgregor, thank. watch.adlines. manchester city have been charged by the fa for failing to control their players after several surrounded referee simon hooper during yesterday's match against tottenham. city have until thursday to respond to the charge. sheffield united manager paul heckingbottom is expected to be dismissed from hisjob. his side are bottom of the premier league after being beaten 5—0 at burnley on saturday. former manager chris wilder is among the leading contenders to take over. the club postponed today's press conference ahead of wednesday's match against liverpool. the government says it will back all recommendations made in the women's football review, led by former england midfielder karen carney. the report calls for the top two women's tiers in england to become fully professional and a new regular broadcast slot to be made available. rugby referee tom foley says he's taking a break from the international game because of what he calls the "torrent of criticism and abuse" he received a

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.streaks of light are visible, depending on the weather where you are. in perfect conditions, you could spot up to dozens an hour. pallab ghosh has been star gazing for us. blink and you'll miss it. meteors hurtle through the skies of northumbria earlier this year. tiny fragments of space dust burning up in the earth's atmosphere. and these pictures from last night are the start of the biggest media shower of the year. meteor shower of the year. we can see if we look up now... it's cloudy in most parts of the country tonight. but astronomers say it's still worth looking up at the skies as the storm starts to peak. so it's not too bad, is it? it's not bad and there are clear patches, and frankly, that's what i'd be looking at. if you go outside, have a look in a clear patch, see if you can see some meteors. any techniques, any suggestions?

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.ristmas number one has finally come true. wham's last christmas is — at last — in the top spot. here's mark savage. for the first ever time in the history of this song, wham and last christmas is your official christmas number one today! # last christmas, i gave you my heart # but the very next day, you gave it away... 13 million. that's how many times last christmas was streamed over the last seven days. and that's why it's christmas number one, for the first time since it was released 39 years ago. # but the very next day, you gave it away. i'm delighted. it has been a long wait in many respects, but it was a song george wrote with the intention of being a number one, and to finally achieve that goal, it's humbling. top of the pile is a great place to be. what do you think george would make of it going to christmas number one after all this time? he'd be absolutely over the moon. he wouldn't have cared for the amount of time it's taken to get there, but better late than never. # got

nesta mcgregor, thank you.and they are being transported upright as the vehicles squeeze past buildings, trees and lamp posts. it's a quite a sight. they are being taken to a wind farm eight miles south of the town. time for a look at the weather. here's elizabeth rizzini. a very wet day for many of us, with long spells of rain towards the north and east and some beefy showers across much of the south. heavy and thundery in nature, such as here in plymouth, but also some rather lovely clad skates coming through from our weather watchers. it will look more like this tomorrow, blue sky and sunshine, an improving picture from the west, but it will be feeling colder, with a chilly northerly wind blowing. the low pressure is moving slowly towards the near continent, all of these showers swirling around the low. still rain feeding into north—east england as we head through the rest of the night. it's been very wet here, the rain slowly sinking southwards. the rain continues across much of england and wales, lots of c

our correspondent nesta mcgregor has more. the referee, by the way, sam allison.ean anything to you? sam allison? no. not to me, it don't. yeah. first black referee after 15 years. it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as he _ it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as he is - it should not be shocking. why does it matter? as long as he is good. i the league's first black referee was uriah rennie, from 1997 to 2008. back then, ian wright was one of the stars of the league, scoring goals rather than analysing them. he says he's surprised at the lack of progress 15 years on. i think that referees are a species that's in trouble. you know, when you look at what they go through at grassroots level. so the conveyor belt of people coming through, you know, asian and black referees are out there. we need to find out where the blockage is. rodney heinz is the co—founder of t

nesta mcgregor reports. manchester city fc, club champions of the world.cooley and alvarez in the right place, right time.— cooley and alvarez in the right place, right time. but a piece of improvisation. _ place, right time. but a piece of improvisation. the _ place, right time. but a piece of improvisation. the champions i place, right time. but a piece of| improvisation. the champions of south america _ improvisation. the champions of south america trailing _ improvisation. the champions of south america trailing the - improvisation. the champions of - south america trailing the champions of europe, and soon it would be by two goals. a deflection from this phil foden cross, the keeper unable to react. by the break, the england international made his mark on the game once again. city cruising, though victory came at a cost— rodri, or could be their most influential player this season, limping off following this tackle. shortly after alvarez added a fourth ceiling dominant win, manchester city fc, the talk of england, europe, and now the world. nesta mcgr

0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor has more. to inject some excitement into what is a long, long and be a campaign. we are talking 82 games and if you are a team with no chance of winning the title, there had been occasions where teams appear to be going through the motions but this, the nba cup seems to have changed all of that. the format, the teams are split into groups but the results also counts towards the overall season record and it seems that the fans the players are brought into it. it has created an atmosphere and a competitiveness usually seen in the end of season and playoffs. the finals has been held in las vegas and a half $1 million for each winning players probably also helps. saturday's final will be be between lebronjames's saturday's final will be be between lebron james's aliev saturday's final will be be between lebronjames's aliev makers and the indiana pacers. and lebronjames's status is one of the great at the game and indisputably the last thing he produced another standout performance. if you have a lo

there has been some reaction from the man united legend gary neville: well, our sports correspondent, nestawhat happens next. they have agreed a deal but the premier league must still sign this off. the 71—year—old will be subject to the owners and directors test which normally takes 6—8 weeks. they want to know if he has the money and where he got it from. 0nce that's done, maybe fans can fully celebrate and get to thinking about the glory days that gary neville�*s tweet has mentioned because united are 8th and are out of european competition. sirjim ratcliffe�*s 25% stake comes with a £200,000 cash injection, some of which will be spent on refurbishing 0ld trafford but more importantly ineos and sirjim ratcliffe will be in charge of footballing operations, meaning the signing and selling of players and the hiring and firing of managers as well. let's not sugar—coat this, because the glazers are still in total control but many fans are unhappy with how the american family have been running the club since 2005 and will see sir jim's place on the board as a step in the right direction. gaza'

live now to old trafford — our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor, has the latest.

nesta mcgregor was watching.king off at lunchtime, liverpool knew a win would see them top the table, if only for a few hours. although crystal palace started brightest, forcing alisson to be at his best. it appeared the home side had an even better chance to take the lead soon after, a penalty, but var a foul by hughes earlier. the game was no blockbuster. after the break, palace had another penalty appeal, this time it was given. mateta won and converted the spot kick. liverpool chasing the game received help from their hosts. they were reduced to ten men, jordan ayew given the early bath. from the resulting free kick, mo salah, a huge deflection and a huge milestone, the egyptian�*s 200th goal for liverpool, and more delight for the visitors, harvey elliott with a finish worthy of being a game winner. liverpool with three points and top of the table to show for it. so another late show from liverpool — 1a goals in the last 15 minutes of matches this season. the 18 points they have taken from losing positions i

i was in also of prison and then they took me to nesta . there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. well, we've also had from a mother who's youngest son has been released. her husband and 4 sons remained in. is there any presence? i'm very glad that abdullah was released today. what do you know about the other members of your family? since the beginning of the war, i don't know about the others in my family, but for up till now i read his name on the list of the deal with this and by the door and how worried are you hearing about all the beatings and to try our kids are kids under my best course. of course they are brutal with the way they deal with the prison. is that okay, let's speak to him to south if she joins us live from occupied to east reese lemon . and the honda, we've also had is ready. caps is released by a mass of the policy you as, what's the latest news from them as well . a 7th, successful release of the captives. we do know that all of them who were released on thursday are currently in hospitals

find the following, voltage disturbing. survive as most of whom are children have been transferred to nesta hospital, which is already over crowded. the you and had previously called gaza quotes a graveyard for children. accounting for more than 40000 of those killed in the conflict to date. canadian, pablo sinew, gentlest months, or schuman describe the situation on the ground. the ideas deposit each, almost 800 meters beside loss of hospitality. what i'm staying up before was drawing back a kilometer. uh, we do not know a dental objective is honestly the most we have seen here is civilians being killed, civilians insurance, more as being filled up the hospital and the schools around us are over capacity. and they keep saying that's the most try to this month, and i'm us, we're, i'm not seeing any evidence of that. they keep saying that they want to study that on hostages, but it seems that they are getting their own hostages by their own expedites. it's a very tough humanitarian situation and it's been worse since by the. busy us between the ceasefire. uh it is, are you it shouldn't, in t

i was in also prison and then they it took me to nesta. there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. 6 is really account to and so we're being held by homeless in gaza, or back in israel. they're being treated in hospital after being released on thursday . i live in the day to women were released. they were handed over to the red cross in palestine square in johnson city before that were taken to israel. meanwhile, is there, the military is continuing its rates and the occupied westbank were going to speak to charles stafford in ramallah. we were talking a lot about these rates over the last few weeks you've been reporting on them. it looks as though they're going to continue of the yeah, no sign of of that's up in in these, right. so they've intensified over recent weeks. that were more, is there any minute to age various locations across the occupied westbank last night? most notably, another major right on villages close to jeanette. and we know that jeanine is as being a flash point. it is a sensor for the on p

i was in also of prison and then they took me to nesta. there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. i will 6 captives who are being held by how much in gauze i have now arrived back in israel, and i've been taken to local hospitals alia to women, 100 diversity, i see on the in palestine square in kansas city escape. so how does that hurt? she joins us now live from occupied east jerusalem. so home that we discussed, the palestinians that happened release, but we've also had more. is there any captives released by how much in the last few hours talk us through what they've been through well, we've seen 2 releases of is really captive today. the 1st one during the day in gaza city saw the release of 2 women among them, a french duel citizen. the 2nd group of captives was 6 people and they were handed to the red cross. they went through the border crossing, take it into the hands of these really military. they've been made their way to the hot setting air base in the southern part of the country to go through an init

our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor gave me latest from old trafford.otentially, let's call it 13 months in the making and there were times where we've been told it's imminent, there were times we were told it would happen a week from now, two weeks from now and it hasn't done so. so perhaps a surprise but not a surprise at the same time. to go into the details of the deal, sirjim ratcliffe, one of the richest men in britain, a boyhood manchester united fan, has acquired a 25% minority share in the club, just north of £1 billion and i think the important part of the statement is that the ineos group will be in charge of footballing operations and will be key for many manchester united fans watching this. the glazers have been in charge of the club since 2005. 13 months ago they said they were looking at potential investment and there were two serious bids, from a qatari businessman and from sirjim ratcliffe. both wanted to take total control of the club at the glazers decided against that. earlier this year, sirjim ratcliffe put in a bid to own a portio

live now to old trafford — our sports correspondent, nesta mcgregor, has the latest.been waiting for this for a long time. how much of a surprise as this? i for a long time. how much of a surprise as this?— for a long time. how much of a surprise as this? i think that this is the christmas _ surprise as this? i think that this is the christmas present - surprise as this? i think that this is the christmas present that - surprise as this? i think that this| is the christmas present that lots of manchester united fans would have wanted. you pose the question how big of a surprise. this deal has been potentially 13 months in the making, there have been times we have been told it was imminent, that would happen a week from now, two weeks from now, and it hasn't done so. so perhaps a surprise and not as a prize at the same time. sarahjim ratcliffe, one of the richest men in britain, a boyhood manchester united fan, has acquired a 25% minority share in the club. i think the important part of the statement is that his ineos group will be in charge of footballing operations.

nesta mcgregorjoins us for that now. tell us more about what the remarks were concerning the fake? the people who gave their account of what happened that day during the medal presentation after spain beat england in the world cup final. she was stood beside ruiales in the tunnel before the ceremony and argued with stewards as to where he should stand. she said the tone of his voice was unpleasant unnecessarily aggressive. when they got to the podium debbie hewitt recalls how ruiales became a boisterous, in her words and then cut the face of laura?muir and hugging lucy bronze. the fhs said as the spanish to stick players took to the spanish to stick players took to the stage she became deeply uncomfortable and embarrassed by his behaviour. in response, mr ruiales has accused debbie hewitt of blatant lies and says it is disgusting he is depicted as some kind of tree. under much pressure ruiales resigned from his position as head of spanish football and always said his exchange with the player was consensual.— exchange with the player was consensual. ., ~ , ., , . a trial of referees

i was in also of prison and then they took me to nesta . there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. we've also heard from a mother whose youngest son has been released, her husband and all of a sudden remained in his writing presence. i'm very glad that abdullah was released today. what do you know about the other members of your family? since the beginning of the war, i don't know about the others in my family, but for up till i read his name on the list of the deal with this by the how are you hearing about all the beatings and to try our kids are kids. the best course of course, they are brutal with the way they deal with the prisoners, the 6 captives who are being held by homeless and gaza, back in israel, getting treated in local hospitals to women were freed early on thursday and handed over to the i. c, all seemed gone says palestine square. so requirement reports from tel aviv, of your with me everything is okay. the words of the car and sham who's been very united with the daughter mia? the 21 year old wa

i was in also prison and then they took me to nesta. there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. we also had from a mother, his youngest son has been released, her husband and all the sons the remain in is really presents. i'm very glad that abdullah was released today was what do you know about the other members of your family since the beginning of the war? i don't know about the others in my family, but for up till i read his name on the list of the deal. this about how worried are you hearing about all the beatings and to try any of our kids are kids under my bath cost? of course they are brutal with the way they deal with the prisoners that will 6 captives who are being held by homeless and gaza. on now back in israel, getting treated in local hospitals to women west fried early on thursday and handed over to the i see on see in gauze this palestine square sort of hire, it's has a story of your with me. everything is okay. the words of the car in cham, who's been very united with the delta mia? the 21 year

i was in also of prison and then they took me to nesta. there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. and 6, is there any captives who were being held a by how mosse and gaza now back in israel, they're being treated in hospitals after being released on thursday, early in the day to women were released. they were handed over to the read costs in palestine squared, gaza city before they were taken to raise route. meanwhile, vi is ready, the military has continued its rates and the occupied westbank. our correspondent child stratford has this update from her on my left. i think it's pretty safe to say that there was expectations that some this release of palestinian prisoners in exchange for his ready captives was going to be or relatively short lives. when you remember that there are thousands and thousands of posted in prison is that remain in he's ready jails. according to these ready prison or, or tapers and services. they released the statement this morning saying that they have 7677. what they call security inma

i was in also the prison and then they took me to nesta. there was no medical can side every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. we've also had from another who's youngest son has been released to husband and all the sons, though, remain in it's really presence. i'm very glad that abdullah was released today. what do you know about the other members of your family? since the beginning of the war? i don't know about the others in my family, but for up till i read his name on the list of the deal. with this, by the how are you hearing about all the beatings and to try our kids are kids the best course? of course, they are brutal with the way they deal with the prisoners, the 6 captives who are being held by homeless and gaza, or so back in israel being treated at the hospital and the 2 women were handed over to the i see all see in palestine square in kansas city now we've been talking about this, the us x ray of state on to the blinking. he's been saying to israel that they must account for the safety of palestini

i was in also prison and then they took me to nesta. there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing. well, we've also heard from the mother whose youngest son has been released. her husband and other sons remain in his really presence. i'm very glad that abdullah was released today. what do you know about the other members of your family? since the beginning of the war? i don't know about the others in my family, but for up till i read his name on the list of the deal. with this about how worried are you hearing about all the beatings and to try any of our kids are kids under my bath costs? of course they are brutally with the way they deal with the prisoners. the 6 captives were being held by homeless and gaza. a bank in israel, they're being treated in hospital laughter being released on thursday earlier in the day to morrow. captives were released that were handed over to the red cross in palestine square, and guys with citrix before returning to israel. meanwhile, these really military is continue with his ride

always starts off this all in southern, gaza when it's ready its arc has hits and it says it was the nesta hospital in con . your nice one child has been confirmed, kill um 3 more wounded. the quick one. and you may find the following footage disturbing the the, the scenes from the aftermath of the strike, according to officials, a 13 year old girl was killed. she had previously lost her father, mother, and to siblings. in previous is rarely strikes. you heard from the people who are the scene of the people from on, on uh, we went upstairs from the maternity words very quickly. and so people screaming on the 2nd floor where 2 rooms worth it was a hold on one person after the 1st room and helped to children and an elderly lady to get out when i entered the 2nd room and there was a child killed in the town all the work but she had to like compensate and the child was killed 10 no features left. and so brain was sort of surprised and he the one uh the guy that was sitting down stairs. ive been displaced here for 60 days. so today i sought to attacks the hospital in the 8 o'clock in the mornin

nesta mcgregor reports.rking in health care to taking care of top—flight football in england, rebecca welch, history maker. having already been part of a matchday team, when the ao—year—old former administrator takes charge of full of versus burnley on december 23, shall become the first woman to referee of premier league match. we've got some really talented female officials both in the men's game and the women's game. rebecca is leading that. really confident that she'll deliver again in the premier league and possibly be a really good role model for women and girls who may be my think refereeing is for them. there's quality in all communities. we're working hard to show that refereeing is for all, increasing our diversity, which has not been good enough.— increasing our diversity, which has not been good enough. other sports have already — not been good enough. other sports have already paid _ not been good enough. other sports have already paid the _ not been good enough. other sports have already paid t

nesta mcgregor, bbc news. now, a meteor shower, known as the geminids, is peaking in skies around the world tonight. the multicoloured streaks of light are visible, depending on the weather where you are. in perfect conditions, you could spot up to dozens an hour. pallab ghosh has been star gazing for us. blink and you'll miss it. meteors hurtle through the skies of northumbria earlier this year. tiny fragments of space dust burning up in the earth's atmosphere. and these pictures from last night are the start of the biggest media shower of the year. meteor shower of the year. we can see if we look up now... it's cloudy in most parts of the country tonight. but astronomers say it's still worth looking up at the skies as the storm starts to peak. so it's not too bad, is it? it's not bad and there are clear patches, and frankly, that's what i'd be looking at. if you go outside, have a look in a clear patch, see if you can see some meteors. any techniques, any suggestions? get a big, wide field of the sky in your

nesta mcgregor, bbc news.nd pakistan in melbourne. pakistan won the toss and put the hosts into bat first — reaching 114—2 before the bad weather set in. australia lead the three match series 1—0. that's all the sport for now. i will be back later. i will have the headlines for you at seven o'clock. time now for all the highlights from this year's sporting calendar with review 2023 — the year in sport. 2023 was a remarkable year for sport. up here, an historic treble. down under, a women's world cup. england and australia couldn't be separated in the ashes, whilst cricket, rugby union and netball all had world cups of their own. golf came togetherfor the solheim and ryder cups. but the start of this sporting year was, for some, less a beginning and more a resumption. football had onlyjust returned after its unprecedented winter world cup break. also resuming, returning, the australian open once more welcomed novak djokovic, a year on from his deportation over his covid vaccination status. still no vax for nova

i was in also prison and then they took me to nesta. there was no medical care inside. every time i told them about my medical condition, they said nothing out of town. now 6 is there. any captives were being held by him . us and guys, a, a back in israel. they are being treated in hospital after being released on thursday, early in the day to women, what release they were handed over to the red fox and how to sign square in guy the city before they were taken to israel. and these really military has continued its rates in the occupied westbank, let spring in charles stratford who is in i'll be re trying to tell us about these latest rates that have been happening in the occupied westbrooks, a slowly no sign of a laptop in those days rarely raised that we've seen increase over the last few weeks since october the 7th. but there were more rides overnight, as you say, most particularly they were right on to villages closer to jeanine. jeanine of course, has been the focus of a lot of these rights because it is a sense of palestinian on resistance. it's a engineering where

nesta mcgregor reports. manchester city, champions of the world.seconds into it, too. julian alvarez, the argentine, right place, right time. and what a piece of improvisation! the champions of south america trailing the champions of europe and soon, it would be by two goals. a deflection from this phil foden cross. the keeper unable to react. and after the break, the england international made his mark on the game once again. phil foden rubs it in! city cruising, although victory came at a cost — rodri, arguably their most influential player this season, limping off following this tackle. shortly after, alvarez added a fourth, sealing a dominant win. manchester city the talk of england, europe and now the world. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. so, that�*s manchester city�*s fifth piece of silverware of 2023. they�*ve won the domestic treble of the premier league, fa cup and champions league and the uefa super cup in august. you might wonder where they go from here? it sounds like pep guardiola�*s almost wondering that himself. i have the feeling that we

nesta mcgregor reports.ts head! if the first half was evenly contested, the second was anything but. after a powerful maul a few metres from the line, it was tom dunn who lunged over. then a huge turning point in the game — ulster went a man down, bath took full advantage. three unanswered tries as the home side tired. a win and a bonus point — it finished bath 37—1li. elsewhere, england's henry slade was given an injury time opportunity to decide the game. henry slade, you decide! this ranks high! his exeter chiefs squeezing past toulouse. the first weekend of the champions cup living up to its billing. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. in the women's premiership, merryn doidge scored a hat—trick as the exeter chiefs beat harlequins 52—27. the chiefs led by 22 points at the break before taking total control in the second period to make it three wins from three and keep up the pressure on saracens at the top of the table. england's men have lost their one—day series with west indies after falling to a four—wicket de

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any sense of manchester united re—establishing itself amongst europe's elite is a long way off as nestaduced some memorable european nights, and another would be needed if manchester united were to remain in the champions league. german giants bayern munich waltzed into town confident — their attack led by england captain harry kane. and there was little surprise. the striker had the first significant chance, albeit easily saved. as for the home side, defender luke shaw's efforts had all the required power but was straight at the bayern keeper. united not only needed a win, but for other results to go their way. with 20 minutes to go, their hopes were dealt a huge blow. here's a chance for bayern munich. 1-0. kingsley coman the scorer, kane the provider. bayern munich bouncing. erik ten hag, meanwhile, deflated — his team frustrated. at the final whistle, the 1—0 defeat meant manchester united finished bottom of the group and were out of european competition. another low point for the club in what's been an already frustrating season by their very high standards. for some manchester uni