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i think gary neville need protecting. - i think gary neville just need protecting. _ i think gary nevilleary neville just echoing what we have already said this morning. _ what we have already said this morning, that this is now a situation _ morning, that this is now a situation where the fans may be needed — situation where the fans may be needed their interests protected. yes, _ needed their interests protected. yes. and — needed their interests protected. yes, and we will be speaking to all sorts of people throughout the programme. if people want to get in touch, i am sure they will. do programme. if people want to get in touch, i am sure they will.— touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what _ touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you _ touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you think - touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you think of - touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you think of that i touch, i am sure they will. do letj us know what you think of that or anybody else we are covering. lots of other stuff on the show for you. more t

no — much to the disgruntlement of neville rhodes, who e—mailed on tuesday.obust denial of wrongdoing by borisjohnson last we point at that point to bbc news who gave us the statement. there was a similarly robust denial of wrongdoing by borisjohnson last week after the bbc published leaked text messages between mrjohnson and sirjames dyson. the messages showed the prime minister saying he would "fix" concerns the businessman had over his employees' tax bills if they moved to the uk to make ventilators at the start of the pandemic. if you think that there's anything remotely dodgy or weird or sleazy about trying to secure more ventilators at a time of a national pandemic and doing everything in your power to do that, then i think you're out of your mind. and on wednesday, sirjames dyson wrote an article in the daily telegraph in which he laid into the way bbc news had reported the story. he went on to criticise laura kuenssberg, writing... sirjames added that he was responding to the prime minister's urgent call for help with ventilators, and that he was look

hello, everyone, i'm arkansas shell neville. -- arthel neville. police shot and killed the suspect after he got out of his car and lung ared at officers with a knife. today we're learning more about the suspect as investigators the dig through his life and social media searching for a motive. we have live fox news team coverage. mark meredith is at the white house with reaction from president biden, but we begin with lucas tomlinson, he's live on capitol hill. lucas. >> reporter: good afternoon, arthel. the capitol police spent over $500 million every year in security and employs over 2,000 officers, but apparently that wasn't good enough for the first green beret in congress who wants to carry his own weapon. >> i should be able to carry it up in washington d.c. this is a high profile target. we're obviously dealing with very emotional, polarizing issues at times. >> reporter: the suspect, 25-year-old noah green. he rammed his car into two officers and then got out of the car and tried to slash one of the officers before being hot and killed. gre

marshal david lennox and general john neville.ccounts say, of course, from the neville side that they meant to kill them. these were the kind of men though that could have shot the eye out of a squirrel at 100 yards away so if they had meant to kill them they would be dead. >> bret: to alexander hamilton the tax revolt was a rebellion against federal authority itself and it needed to be quashed. >> this was so hamilton could demonstrate to everyone that the federal government was in charge of taxation no longer the states. >> bret: it took george washington himself to quell the rebels. >> george washington actually saddles up. it's the only recorded time in american history that the commander-in-chief actually serves as the commander-in-chief and rides out with his army. >> 12,900 and 50 soldiers came to this area. that's a larger force than washington had ever each commanded in the revolutionary war. bret the whiskey rebellion marked a turning point in american history as the first armed rebellion against the fledgling u.s. gover

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in the year in which he became 16, stanley baldwin and neville chamberlain were both prime ministers.ys interested, always thoughtful, and ultimately always considered in hisjudgement and what he said and spoke to people as he went round the room in the senedd. welsh translation: ii a year of so much loss, our silence today is a mark of respect and commemoration to the royal family in their grief but it's also a heart—rending symbol of loss, as we grieve with all those who have lost loved ones during this most difficult of years. adam price. back at westminster, mps and peers paid tribute to one of their own. shirley williams, lady williams of crosby, died at the age of 90. the prime minister called her a pioneerfor women in politics and government. sir keir starmer said for many years she was labour's loss, but now she was britain's loss. the former labour cabinet minister was one of the founders of the social democratic party, the sdp, and went on to lead the lib dems in the house of lords. she's perhaps best known for her time as education secretary. and in an interview on bbc parl

the side will led by interim england coach hege riise — after phil neville departed for the mls in americae gb�*s second appearance at the tournament — and will begin with japan against canada at the sapporo dome on the 21stjuly. that's all the sport for now but don't forget the first round of the world snooker championship continues with live coverage on the bbc sport website shaun murphy is up against mark davis while three times world champion mark williams takes on england's sam craigie.. that's bbc dot co dot uk slash sport president biden has urged americans to come together to confront systemic racism, after a white police officer was found guilty of murdering george floyd. mr biden said the conviction of derek chauvin could be a giant step forward in the march towards justice in america. chauvin had been filmed kneeling on the neck of mr floyd for more than nine minutes during his arrest in the city last may. he faces up to a0 years in jail. speaking to cbs this morning george floyd's brother described the moment he heard the verdicts read out. before i went in the courtroom i was

of the neville headquarters knew speed boats are prepared for deployment. the navy chief says big of ourselves on their way to reinforce operations and for the right reasons. been in supported cotton 190 percent of its 40 trade and generates more than 60 percent of its g.d.p. it processes 12000000 tons of freight and all of. it delora. america texan ships in ours we feel it it affects our revenues from g.d.'s all attacks or even attempted negatively impact the country's economy we're not only investing to tackle attacks but also preventing them more important to us is preventing attacks because intervention costs more in terms of money and human lives. been in has an evil force of only a few 100 personnel but is able to effectively reduce attacks in its territorial waters and officials here say more countries in the gulf of guinea collaborated more closely shipping route would become much safer how many trees al-jazeera cortical. the city of karbala in iraq is struggling to manage tons of garbage death behind by millions of pilgrims who visit the holy site

lee is santa clara county supervisor and former mayor of san neville. he says he's surprised sending those population is diverse. 40% asian and 15% land. next we will never allow this to happen to any individual. whatever ratio. what? you're asian. you're african american latino. it's your wife. this is not acceptable. the owners have no idea who would leave such a note. they're urging everyone to stay vigilant. i would never expect that would happen to me or my family. and none of the other businesses in the complex were vandalized. the restaurant now plans to put up more cameras outside in light of what happened, frank azenith smith life force tonight. thank you. the 19 year old man accused of killing an elderly asian man in san francisco appeared in court today. in today's hearing, antwone watson of daly city was given a new court date for july 12th he is accused of murdering 84 year old vika retton. packed e who died after being shoved to the ground during his morning walk. in january, protesters held a demonstration outside during today's hearing,

manchester united were one of the clubs involved and one of their former players, phil neville, who isr miami in the us, gave his reaction to it all. the overriding feeling is that a group of people probably totally misread, or had a lack of knowledge, about what football means to people in england and in europe. when you look back at the history of the six clubs in england that obviously tried to break away, their foundations are based on the working class people, based on supporters, building theirfan base, and a group of people deciding, probably, to make totally the wrong decision. defending champion ronnie o'sullivan is in danger of being knocked out in the second round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. he went into today's opening session level at 4—1; with anthony mcgill, but the scot played near flawless snooker, winning six frames to o'sullivan's two, to take a 10—6 lead. they play to a finish this evening — first to 13 wins. and there's nothing to separate last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson and barry hawkins — they're level at 4—1; after their first sessio

that was just riise's second game in charge after taking overfrom phil neville.tomorrow night in stoke. that's the last game before riise names her team gb squad for the delayed tokyo olympics. having the two games is for us as a team is important. now we get to see players in the best way we can, to see where we, as a team, need to improve and what we are good at. we take heart from the france game, that was excellent. we just need to finish our chances. well, you can find more on all those stories — including highlights of hideki matsuyama's masters win — on the bbc sport website. that's bbc. c0. uk/sport. but that's all your sport for now. the former prime minister, gordon brown, is calling on the richest countries to take urgent action to achieve mass vaccination around the world. he wants the leaders of the g7 to commit to a £22 billion programme, when the group meets in cornwall injune. speaking to my colleague lukwesa burak earlier, mr brown said it was essential to get the world vaccinated. i think we have done brilliantly to get nearly 70% of adults in b

on twitter, this was england's raheem sterling waving goodbye to the plans while gary neville, one ofhows how the game has changed but this week the voices have been unified and football remains open. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we were report from copenhagen and their new vaccination passport needed there to access the zoo and other public places. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we report the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. choir singing one of the most successful singer—song writers of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. i was — it's hard to believe it. i didn't believe it. we just — he was just here saturday. for millions of americans, j the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has i meant conflicting emotions. a national day of— mourning next wednesday, sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding - memories of the shame of watergate. _ and lift off of the space shuttle discovery wi

hello, everyone, happy easter and welcome to fox news live, i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hi, arthel, happy easter and happy easter to you at home, i'm eric sean, more and more lawmakers are calling for tougher action by the administration. president biden, though, defending this even though they rolled back some trump administration policies. critics are citing the person that the president has put in charge of the situation and that's vice president harris. >> she's in denial. president biden, he's in denial as well as as a matter of fact, she laughed at it the other day when a reporter asked her, are you going to get down to the border and that sarcastic laugh of hers, she doesn't plan on going down to visit the border because i think she would certainly get an earful from border patrol and many of those communities that live around that border that are -- are around that border because they see the humanitarian crisis. they see what's happening. eric: the biden administration, though, says it has a plan and taking action. alex hogan live at the customs and border

i arthel neville. the number of migrant children in the u.s. is approaching 19000 putting enormous strain on state and local resources. we will take a listen to arizona governor doug ducey says happened when he asked the administration to deploy the national guard. >> secretary and i had a conversation, i really felt that the end of the conversation that he was divorced by reality. he tried to sign off by saying the border is secure and i pushed back and said mr. secretary, that type of communication will ring with complete inauthenticity in the state of arizona, the border is not secure. arthel: however, the administration has consistently insisted it does have a plan and working on sending additional shelter space for those apprehended at the border. let's go to alex hogan reporting live from the custom and border protection center and donna texas. >> on easter sunday this facility is no quiet place, it is full steam ahead with construction to expand the center which is supposed to house 250 people but right now holds about 4000 children who

arthel: hello, eric, i'm arthel neville. one of the several of the big stories we are following today. we are also getting new reaction to some democrats' desire to expand the supreme court and the ongoing pause of the johnson & johnson covid vaccine. what ex-presidents are saying about the impact it could have on progress against the pandemic but first we will go to mike tobin., he's live in brooklyn center, minnesota with more on last night's protests, hey, mike. mike might i should update you with new information, it was 4:20 a.m. combined guard and police team, someone from a light suv fired a couple of shots, there were injuries but just with chattered glass. a couple of the guardsmen were treated for those injuries. no major injury -- no major injuries. as far as the protests last night, it was calm and peaceful and no friction with polices and no mass arrests, however, congresswoman maxine waters added herself to event. republicans reacted. >> this is hypocrisy and the dangerous rhetoric she's spewing, it's not helpfu

of apprehensions from february to march this year, hello and welcome to fox news live i am arthel nevillewn we have two other major stories we are following at this hour president biden trying to set up a commission as you heard to study changing the number of justices on the supreme court including not just adding

of apprehensions from february to march this year, hello and welcome to fox news live i am arthel nevilleic: hello everyone thank you for joining us on the sunday i am eric shawn we have two other major stories we are following at this hour president biden trying to set up a commission as you heard to study changing the number of justices on the supreme court including not just adding justices but giving them term limited not lifetime appointment, that is raising hackles in washington today. will have the latest on the california mother who was arrested in the stabbing death of her three children, all the young kids under the age of four. we will have more on the breaking news stories in a moment but let's go to rich hudson live in the southern border in texas. were right over your shoulder the border patrol has just nabbed a family of migrants who just crossed over the border. >> that is right, this is a very busy corridor, this road throughout the day, right behind the border patrol taking families into custody putting them into the truck over my shoulder right here. if you go a mile be

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hello everyone welcome to fox news live, i'm arthel neville, hi eric.c: hello everyone thank you for joining us on fox news channel i'm eric shawn police say that suspect rammed his car into barrier on senate side of the capitol building. then he was shot and killed when he got out of that car and lunged at police officers with a knife. investigators are trying to determine exactly what was the motive for this attack and fox news team coverage for you on all of this lucas tomlinson has latest on the investigation and let's begin first with mark meredith live at the white house on the north lawn with new reaction to this horrible distinct from lawmakers. mark. reporter: president biden is heartbroken over the death of capitol police officer william evans the president was over at camp david when the attack happened and he's going to be staying there through monday still the white house says that the president was briefed about what was going on speaking with his national security team. police said on friday there was no reason to believe any particular l

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i think gary neville hit the nail on the head. the supporters need protecting.s and years we have seen plenty of examples of where interests of supporters have been ridden roughshod over. one of the reasons why people are so mad and angry about this, it comes off the back of the year where football supporters up and down the country have been serving their community, taking part in efforts to deliver food parcels, keeping in touch with vulnerable fellow supporters. that's the kind of community that football in our country is, and the idea that clubs can just in our country is, and the idea that clubs canjust ride in our country is, and the idea that clubs can just ride off and set up their own thing and never mind the interest of supporters, or that broader football community. interest of supporters, or that broaderfootball community. i broader football community. i understand why broaderfootball community. i understand why football supporters this morning are feeling quite disgusted. my argument is, we need to do something now, and the government have got a sta

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i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hello, everyone. thank you for joining us, i'm eric shawn. waters also weighed in on the trial of former police officer derek chauvin in nearby minneapolis saying if he is acquitted in the murder of george floyd, she said protesters will still need to make their voices heard. >> we're not going to be satisfied unless we get justice in this case. stay on the streets as we've got to get more active, we've got to be more confrontational, you've got to make sure that they know -- [inaudible] eric: that was last night on the seventh night of the protests there. mike tobin reporting live from brooklyn center, minnesota. mike? >> reporter: and, eric, some of what representative waters said is that the political right is racist, that the young people need to stay in the street and get more confrontational. in light of the clashes with police, the looting, the vandalism, republicans were quick to react. >> just the hypocrisy and the dangerous rhetoric that she's spewing. it's not helpful, doesn't help the country, it's not helping us heal, and i'm jus

and it was mentioned earlier that he he really became a prime minister in 1940 out of the crisis of neville chamberlain's misreading if you will of of hitler hitler's intentions and part of what he was saying it. is it fair to say and would you agree? was that even though they had been obviously on opposite sides of the war that hitler the stalin had some of the same traits of hitler namely he was a tyrant there was this idea of tyranny italitarianism that that churchill was trying to to define as the real enemy whether it was a a tyranny or totalitarianism of the left or of the right? exactly, right. he has a phrase war and tyranny in the in the speech and and essentially the speeches about how you avoid war and defeat tyranny at the same time but to do that you have to be allied over certain values and you have to demonstrate and and this is the power of the speech and the effect of the speech you have to be willing to demonstrate your willingness to to fight and that's what stalin reacted to was. was that part he knew this was aimed at him so he he organizes install an organizes a an int

i'm arthel neville. hi, eric. eric: hi, arthel. i'm eric shawn. we have two other big stories we're watching at this hour. let's go to the southern border, agents are still trying to deal with the surge of migrants who are crossing into our country, but the crisis we're toll now extending beyond that border influx of those who want to come here with authorities cracking down on alleged human trafficking and seize ising millions of dollars in illegal drugs. president biden in washington getting to roll out the second phase of his spending plan at a joint session of congress next week. it comes with a hefty $1.5 trillion price tag, expect president is -- and the president is hoping to pay for all of this agenda by raising the taxes on the wealthiest americans. we have live team fox news coverage on all of these stories. chris city steigel is in laredo, texas, mark meredith standing by at the white house. let's begin in griff jenkins in north carolina. seven deputies placed on administrative leave following this latest controversial shooting. griff?

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arthel: hello, everyone, i'm arthel neville.olice revealing new details on the gunman who opened fire at a fedex facility in indianapolis thursday night. he killed eight people, then turned the gun on himself. and in washington congressional democrats introduce a bill to add four more seats to the supreme court as calls for 82-year-old justice stephen breyer to step down are growing. we have fox team coverage. lucas tomlinson is in washington with the latest on the court-a packing debate, and christina coleman is following the developments in the deadly fedex shooting rampage. but we begin with steve harrigan , live in brooklyn center outside minneapolis on the police protests there. tell us what the mood's like on the ground. >> reporter: arthel, people just beginning to gather here, most of the real action taking place at around 10 or 11 at night. just by the numbers here, it's getting bigger and more organized each night. last night more than a hundred arrests, and police came out overnight with their press conference that sh

arthel: i'm arthel neville and were publicans are complaining that there is no funding and president biden's proposed budget to complete the former presidents of border wall meanwhile, president biden and vice president harris have yet to announce any immediate plans to visit the border, despite mounting pressure from critics. arizona's attorney general says he has made several requests to the white house for the president to come see the crisis forced hand. >> i think it's important for federal officials to actually come to the states, to see and hear and feel what is on the ground and talking to local sheriffs and they will tell you how the system is being overwhelmed and how the cartels are using this crisis in order to smuggle drugs into our country and make unbelievable profits which we will pay for for generations and so, the biden ministration i think has a fundamental misunderstanding of what the role of the federal government is. arthel: rich edson is live at the border city of la jolla, texas is there now with a report for us. rich. >> good afternoon, arthel. this is the ri

at the neville headquarters knew speed boats are prepared for deployment. the navy chief says to give ourselves on their way to reinforce operations and for the right reasons. been in supported cotton 190 percent of its 40 trade and generates more than 60 percent of its g.d.p. it processes 12000000 tons of freight and all of. it delora. america texan ships in ours we feel it it affects our revenues from g.d.'s all attacks or even an attempted negatively impact the country's economy we're not only investing to tackle attacks but also preventing them more important to us is preventing attacks because intervention costs more in terms of money and human lives. been in has an evil force of only a few 100 personnel but is able to effectively reduce attacks in its territorial waters and officials here say more countries in the gulf of guinea collaborated more closely shipping routes or become much safer how many trees al-jazeera cortical. a voting is underway in albania and what's expected to be a tight race between the ruling socialists and opposition democrats a

happening right here in sunny bell auto lee is santa clara county supervisor and former mayor of san nevillehe's surprised sending those population is diverse. 40% asian and 15% land. next we will never allow this to happen to any individual. whatever ratio what your age in the african american latino? it's your wife. this is not acceptable. the owners have no idea who would leave such a note. they're urging everyone to stay vigilant. i would never expect that would happen to me or my family. and that restaurant is located in a complex with a few other businesses. none of them were vandalized. unfortunately the restaurant's cameras did not capture the culprit there now asking the other businesses for surveillance video, frank. hey you just wonder why someone would do something like that azenith smith life force tonight as the thank you, the 19 year old accused of killing an elderly asian man in san francisco appeared in court today. in today's hearing, antoine watson of daly city was given a new court date for july. 12 he is accused of murdering 84 year old vika proton pack t who died after

underwhelming debut campaign has prompted beckons to call on his former manchester united team mate phil neville for help these are the best moments this is why actually jobs is why you get into football for the big moments when you actually go out there and you're playing for the 3 points you played well for you know to get up in that lead to start the seas well to to self against the best managers in the best players. everyone involved in the league hoping this season the focus can stay on the football and the fans can remain in the stands and the richardson al-jazeera. west ham have missed out the chance to go 3rd in the english premier league there were beaten 3 to buy new castle a stay in 4th place there when most newcastle 9 points clear of the relegation places. ted is now in the final for the monte carlo masters has been set stephanos said to pass with will face. for the title on sunday since a bus ended the evans dream run not to torment evans who knocked out the world number one know about the joke of it on his way to the semifinals that run out of luck against the greek world number 5

underwhelming debut campaign has prompted beckons to call on his former manchester united team mate phil neville for help these are the best moments this is why the job this is why you get into football for the big moments when you actually go out there and you're playing for the 3 points you played for for you know to get up in that lead to start the seas well to specially self against the best managers in the best players. everyone involved in the league hoping this season the focus can stay on the football and the fans can remain in the stands and the richardson al-jazeera. reigning world champion lewis hamilton has taken pole position for sunday's immediate romagna the briton won the opening race of the season then by her a man who finished just ahead of red bull pair of sergio paris and max for stop and drink all fine in italy is mostly this team made to. will start from 8th place on the grid for hamilton has had to grab hold extended 99 for the pull of his career. so much focus in that that one particular. but that's that's what i do that's what i you know i know that i can do those those

underwhelming debut campaign has prompted beckons to call on his former manchester united team mate phil neville for help these are the best moments this is why the job this is why you get into football for the big moments when you actually go out there and you're playing for the 3 points you played well for you know to get up in that lead to start the seas well to to self against the best managers in the best players. everyone involved in the league hoping this season the focus can stay on the football and the fans can remain in the stands and the richardson al-jazeera. it was a mixed night for tottenham an england captain harry came in the premier league kane scored twice in a $22.00 draw against everton but picked up an ankle injury just before full time the results we've spurs and 7th place in the league with everton just behind tottenham's manager says he doesn't enjoy playing these games without fans. interested in is not football. would some park for is a difference starting by one side more difficult but another side's more exciting and more explosive so. football without fans is a bit l

underwhelming debut campaign has prompted beckons to call on his former manchester united team mate phil neville for help these are the best moments this is why the job this is why you get into football for the big moments when you actually go out there and you're playing for the 3 points you played for for you know to get up in that lead to start the seas well to specially self against the best managers in the best players. everyone involved in the league hoping this season the focus can stay on the football and the fans can remain in the stands and the richardson al-jazeera. west ham have missed out on the chance to go 3rd in the english premier league they were beaten 32 by newcastle and stay in 4th place the when moves newcastle 9 points clear of the relegation places. and harry kane scored twice for tottenham in 22 draw against everton before picking up an ankle injury just before full time the results we have spurs in 7th place with everton just behind tottenham's manager says he doesn't enjoy playing games without fans it's just it is not football. with some folks who is a difference star

is, i've put - on this evening is, i've put together a group of very strong people including gary nevilleago because of the failure of english football over decades. not the last two months or a year or two, decades. not the last two months or a year ortwo, to decades. not the last two months or a year or two, to really reform and do a lot of things that need doing. there's a huge amount that is wrong and fundamentally, and balance of funding, also it's of things, vested interests, prevail too greatly, there's no dependents every little at all. i could go on and on. but may be, when this just happened will be a catalyst for some accelerated change because it is long overdue. if it is long overdue, do we go with the german model that is spoken of? is that even feasible in a country like this where it is so internationalised? what can we do? where the first small steps? i internationalised? what can we do? where the first small steps?- where the first small steps? i think it is too late — where the first small steps? i think it is too late for _ where the first small steps? i think it is to

gary neville on the television speaking for the country if not europe, it is not the world. it's incredibly unpopular. like you say, it probably will bring a lot more money but in terms of more quality, and very dubious about that. that been an awful lot of games that you'll still have a big table, the bottom under the table how the cubs league nightclubs are. a very dubious about that. it doesn't seem like it will be a winnerfor the fans doesn't seem like it will be a winner for the fans that's for sure. it's interesting that none of the german clubs have signed up to this. why is that? there are two main reasons, — why is that? there are two main reasons, really. first thing you have _ reasons, really. first thing you have to — reasons, really. first thing you have to look at is that fan ownership is a big thing in the bundesliga. most of the german clubs are actually majority—owned by the fans _ are actually majority—owned by the fans as _ are actually majority—owned by the fans. as you seen today the overwhelming reception from fans to this plan— overwhelming reception f

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one of those was former manchester united defender gary neville — and his sentiments were echoed by his stance is that all supporters of those six clubs in england that tried to break away, i think it made me really, really proud in terms of, that's where you grow up. wembley looks likely to host an extra game at this summer's european championship. uefa is discussing issues with the 12 original venues today, and they need assurances that at least a quarter of the usual capacity will be allowed into the games. so dublin is certain to lose the fixtures it was due to stage, along with bilbao and possibly munich, and wembley is set to be given another last—16 tie, which could involve england. british number two cameron norrie has a huge match to look forward to today — he's up against rafa nadal, in the quarter—finals of the barcelona 0pen. norrie made it through when the eighth seed, david goffin, retired injured — he had treatment for a leg problem in the second set, but he couldn't continue. norrie's progress could take him back into the world's top 50. defending champion ronnie 0'sulli