nottingham forest made doubly sure of their survival by winning 2—1 at burnley.is wood scored twice in the first half. they finish 17th, it wa516th last season. after nine years at liverpool, jurgen klopp signed off with victory in his final game in charge. they beat wolve5 2—0 in what was always going to be an emotional afternoon at anfield. there was nothing riding on the game so it was all about saying farewell to the man who brought the club its first top division title in 30 years amongst

nottingham forest fail in their appeal against a four—point deduction for breaking premier league spendingules. they're just three points above the relegation places with two matches left. good evening. she's the woman at the centre of donald trump's hush money trial. the porn star stormy daniels has begun giving evidence in court in new york. the former us president denies having a sexual encounter with her or paying her more than $100,000 dollars to keep quiet about it in the run—up to the 2016 presidential election. let's go straight to new york and our north america editor sarah smith. and there's been plenty of detail from stormy daniels this afternoon? there certainly has. the woman who donald trump paid $130,000 to to

in england, nottingham forest's appeal against a four—point deduction for breaking premier league financial. an independent commission had found forest's losses in the 2022—23 season breached the threshold of £61 million, and that decision has been upheld. it means forest remain 17th and three points clear of the relegation zone with two games of the season remaining. our sports correspondent katie gornall has been following the story. they were found to have over—spent their profit and sustainability limit of £61 million by £3115 million. now, usually, premier league clubs are allowed to lose £105 million over a rolling three—year period, but because nottingham forest spent two of those years in the championship, their limit was reduced accordingly. now, they could been handed a six—point penalty at the time, but the premier league gave them a less severe punishment because they took into account their early plea and cooperation. still, though, forest were not happy with that punishment. they said at the time that the spending restrictions on promoted clubs, they said, undermine the league

nottingham forest currently drunk 1-1 with nottingham forest currently drunk 1—1 with chelsea, meaningthe heavens. and once again, saturday night, a pretty good chance of catching a glimpse of the aurora borealis or the northern lights. the viewing conditions will be good, if not excellent, across much of the uk with the clear skies and try about 11pm onwards. get your eyes used to that dark sky, away from any bright city lights if you can. now, here's the probability of the aurora occurring. this is just an approximation. so the red colour is pretty much 90% to 100%, and then that chance drops off somewhat as you head southwards across the uk. but it really could happen almost anywhere and there's some uncertainty even with that. now, the weekend weather forecast, some uncertainty, too. and the weather is going to produce a spectacle of its own. in fact, thunderstorms in the forecast for sunday. now, let's get the outlook, then, for the rest of the evening and into the overnight hours. so let's take a tour across the uk around about midnight where we are expecting the clear skies. so

we start with nottingham forest.. an independent commission had found losses in the season breached the threshold of £61 million. season breached the threshold of 61 million pounds, and that decision has been upheld. it means forest remain 17th and three points clear of the relegation zone with two games of the season remaining. our sports correspondent katie gornall has been following the story. (tx sor) they were found to have over spent their limit by 44.5 million. because nottingham forest spent two years in the championship, their limit was reduced accordingly. they could have been handed a six point penalty at the time, but the premier league to give them a less severe punishment because they took into account the early plea and cooperation. still, forest were not happy and said the spending restrictions undermined the integrity of the league. today, we found out the penalty stands. everton have also been subject to points deductions and will probably feel hard done by because these are so controversial and set

we speak to the olympiakos and nottingham forest owner. a week that's decided finalists in europe it's time to turn the attention to those in domestic football, with last year's runners up manchester united and opponents spurs attempting to win the women's fa cup for the first time. hello again. there are some surprise names in the finals of european club football this season and aston villa were hoping to be one of them. they fell just short ofjoining the likes of borussia dortmund and atalanta, losing to another — olympiakos — in the semifinals of the europa conference league. attempting to reach their first final in 42 years, villa were beaten 2—0 in greece last night. ayoub el kaabi adding two more to the hat—trick he scored for olympiakos in the first leg, as they completed a 6—2 aggregate win. but still, villa's disappointment might be short—lived. that's because unai emery�*s side are fourth in the premier league right now and need just one win from their remaining two matches to secure a place in next year's champions league. villa

nottingham forest have failed in their appeal against a four—point punishment for breaching the premiert and sustainability rules. it means forest remain 17th and three points clear of the relegation zone with two games left to play. 0ur correspondent katie gornall is here — remind us what they were found guilty of. remind us what they were found guilty of. remind us what they were found uuil of. a . ~ remind us what they were found uuil of. . , guilty of. back in march they were handed this _ guilty of. back in march they were handed this punishment, - guilty of. back in march they were handed this punishment, they - guilty of. back in march they were l handed this punishment, they were found to have overspent their profit and sustainability limit of £61 million by 34.5 million. usually premier league clubs are allowed to lose £105 million over a rolling three—year period but because nothing forest spent two of those years in the championship their limit was reduced accordingly. they could have been handed a six point penalty at the time but the premier league gave them a less severe p

however, at the bottom , nottingham forest in bottom, nottingham forest in action against chelsea at decent form. just one defeat in the last 12 matches in the premier league. an upward curve generally . we'll come on curve generally. we'll come on to those in a moment, but a win today for nottingham forest should all but guarantee survival. i would think luton have got a very tough game at west ham at 3:00. david moyes last game in charge at the london stadium, of course, and i think generally speaking, if you look at the bottom three, i think sooner or later you have to say to them, you have to say to say to them, you have to say to yourself, the three teams that came up last season, given the problem, given the problems that that everton and forest have had with points deductions and yet still they look like they're going to survive. everton relatively comfortably. with three games to go, you have to say it wasn't particularly great effort from the sides coming out. having said that, it's not over yet. luton have showed that they have the capacity to survive. for forest it's quite

so, nottingham forest knew a point against chelsea guaranteed safety. at the city ground. forest took the lead in the second half through callum hudson—0doi, after it had been 1—1 at half time. raheem sterling hit back for the visitors though, before nicolas jackson turned the game on its head with what proved to be the winner. at the other end of the table, manchester city did what manchester city tend to do at this stage of the season — win, and win well. a 4—0 victory at fulham takes them back to the top of the premier league — ahead of arsenal having played the same number of games. patrick gearey watched this one. tempting as it may be, this was no day to be messing about by the river. manchester city at fulham needed full focus, full throttle, and as it turns out their full—back. josko gvardiol�*s fourth goal in a little more than a month. defenders don't tend to score that often. exhibit a, manuel akanji. in the second half, city delivered on their threat. the season, phil foden has become such a reliable front man. title races can be stressful,

a point for nottingham forest in their match against chelsea at the city ground would have been enoughooked like forest were heading for victory, but late goals from raheem sterling and nicolas jackson secured a 3—2 win for chelsea. forest, though, are all but safe with one game to go. manchester city have returned to the top of the table, for a day at least, after thumping fulham 4—0. two goals from josko gvardiol, one from phil foden, and a latejulian alvarez penalty means pep guardiola's side are two points clear of arsenal having played the same number of games. they've won their last seven premier league matches, averaging four goals a game. arsenal play manchester city on monday. wins too for crystal palace and everton. and there were three goals from the 87th minute onwards at bournemouth who were beaten 2—1 by brentford. newcastle and brighton drew. england won their first women's t20 interantinoal against international against pakistan in birmingham. the home side rallied after being 11 for 4, posting 163 for 6 thanks mainly to captain heather knight and danielle gibson. pakis

and we start with news around the battle to avoid the drop in the premier league — a blow for nottingham forest club has lost its appeal, against a four point deduction, for breaking the league's spending rules last season. it leaves the league table looking like this. forest, with just two games to go, stay three points above luton, who are in the relegation zone, with burnley still five points behind forest and lying second from bottom. both burnley and luton are up against it, with their inferior goal difference. but still, the news provides some hope — given that if forest had had the deduction overturned, they'd both have been down today. joining me our luton town fans and burnley supporter. welcome to both. it could have been an awful day for both clubs effectively, but is there some relief that the points deduction has been upheld? i think there's a little _ deduction has been upheld? i think there's a little bit _ deduction has been upheld? i think there's a little bit of— deduction has been upheld? i think there's a little bit of relief. - deduction has been upheld? i think there's a l

nottingham forest made doubly sure of their survival by winning 2—1 at burnley.ish 17th, it was 16th last season. they won't want it to go down to the wire next season. after nine years at liverpool jurgen klopp signed off with victory in his final game in charge. they beat wolves 2—0 in what was always going to be an emotional afternoon at anfield. there was nothing riding on the game so it was all about saying farewell to the man who brought the club its first top division title in 30 years — amongst a total of eight trophies in nine seasons, from winning the european cup in madrid against tottenham, to an fa cup triumph and two league cups — one of which was back in february — to name but a few. he doesn't sign off with some silverware as well. —— he does sign off. and a third placed finish this season means that the incoming arne slot will inherit a club in a pretty good place, with champions league football to look forward to. here are all the final day results in the premier league newcastle united 4—2 winners at brentford. manchester united's forgettable s

tomorrow we'll see nottingham forest, what a big game for them.rnley, they pay, too, —— they play too. luton up first — our reporterjames burridge is at kenilworth road. three games to go for luton. but you get the sense tonight that everything is on the line — burnley a point below, forest a point above. so if they can land a psychological blow tonight, it will mean a huge amount to rob edwards�* side — edwards admitting in yesterday's press conference that his team have felt it physically and mentally points have been scarce. but he's banking on this raucous home crowd to lead them to victory. kenilworth road, it's a real different type of stadium, different atmosphere to many grounds, especially at this level here. and the fans, an important role they can make, and under the lights at a different feeling, it is intimidating, it is close, and i think it's really, really important that because it's not going to be plain sailing. as for the team news, will edwards has elijah adebayo back up front. he'll hopefully be joining with carlton morris and

nottingham forest made doubly sure of their survival by winning 2—1 at burnley.ish 17th, it wa516th last season. after nine years at liverpool, jurgen klopp signed off with victory in his final game in charge. they beat wolve5 2—0 in what was always going to be an emotional afternoon at anfield. there was nothing riding on the game so it was all about saying farewell to the man who brought the club its first top division title in 30 years amongst a total of eight trophies. hopefully we can see —— bring you some of the images from anfield. here they are. he shed a slight tear, thought he would be more emotional. brought the club its first top division title in 30 years amongst eight trophies, winning the european cup in madrid against tottenham to an fa cup triumph and a couple of league cup5. won this season so he does sign off with some silverware, he went overboard with those famous fist pumps there. and of course, a third—place finish this season means the incoming arne slot will inherit the club in a pretty good place, champions league football to look forwar

nottingham forest, luton town and burnley are all set for a huge weekend with just two games to go, onlycan avoid the drop to the championship and it all could be decided this weekend. alex fletcher reports. times on the trent have been difficult this season. a change in manager in december suggested a change in direction. but with their four—point deduction upheld on tuesday, they have headed slightly off course. the threat of relegation remains present, and nuno espirito santo wants focus to remain with matters on the pitch. we are all disappointed. we had the hope and the belief that, because we conquered that point on the pitch, we had the hope and again the belief that they can give us back, but the decision is over, so there's no point on speaking and continuing on this issue. this is the reality. this is what we have. this is what we have to face, and let's focus on ourselves, because it's in our hands. despite their deduction, for forest, the maths is simple. four points from six and they are safe, with one win likely to be enough due to their superior goal difference. should the

nottingham forest, chelsea, crystal palace, fulham and tottenham who finish above chelsea in fifth tohe europa league. as expected, luton were officially relegated today. they conceded 85 league goals this season, with only sheffield united and darmstadt letting in more across europe's top five leagues. we scored a lot of goals this year. we have been good to watch. involved in lots of great games but, as you say, we have conceded too many and that balance is something we have to try to address and we know where we need to keep improving and keep working on. but we have grown. we have changed and evolved and improved so much. there is no doubt about that. so a lot of good stuff we can take and attack the championship next year. there was no fairytale sign—off in ligue un for killian mbappe who was left out of the paris saint germain side for their final league game of the season at metz. psg have already been crowned ligue un champions for a record—extending twelfth time. but the star striker, who's leaving after seven seasons at the club, wasn't selected by coach luis enrique. mbappe

and of course my team nottingham forest yesterday.m needing a win. a draw certainly wasn't good enough and neither was a defeat. they took the lead through a lot, braun larsson but it wasn't enough. tottenham turn that one around their first half to a run of four straight defeats. and then of course luton earlier in the day went to west ham, lost three one. david moyes last game at the london stadium. very emotional departure for him but also rob edwards, the luton manager, very emotional as well. they've given it a really good shot this season. they didn't spend big on players because they know that if they want to come back up next season, they're not going to be saddling big, big wages. and as we've discussed in the last hour about what the what the promotion is, the premier league is worth £250 million is what luton estimated it at last summer. they can change their stars with this money, martin, because they can start building that stadium. they've been talking about building since, since the 1980s. what it meant though, of cours

because nottingham forest spent two years in the championship, their limit was reduced accordingly. undermined the integrity of the league. today, we found out the penalty stands. although they haven't commented, they and everton. everton have also been subject to points deductions and will probably feel hard done by because these are so controversial and set to be replaced in the 25—26 season. there have been five goals in the second leg of the league one play off semifinal between bolton and barnsley. both fighting it out to get to the final at wembley. barnsley lead 3—2 on the night but bolton lead 5—a on aggregate. sam cosgrove scored first for barnsley to put the visitors ahead, but bolton came back to take it to 2-1. however, barnsley equalised and then cosgrove scored again to put his side 3—2 ahead. as it stands it would still be bolton going to wembley it would be a first play off final for bolton for 23 years. the league two play offs and qualification for the scottish premiership and championship are all taking place now. you can follow the scores on the bbc sport website

nottingham forest's appeal against a four—point deduction for breaking premier league financial rules been rejected. an independent commission found forest's losses in the 2022—23 season breached the threshold of £61 million by 34.5 million, and that decision has been upheld. it means forest remain 17th and three points clear of the relegation zone with two games of the season to play. the denver nuggets�* hopes of defending their nba crown suffered another blow as they were thrashed by the minnesota timberwolves to go down 2—0 in the best of seven series. minnesota were missing star centre rudy gobert, who was at the birth of his son, but still had too much for the reigning champions. they were led by anthony edwards and karl anthony towns who both scored 27 points. the timberwolves managed to hold denver star, nikola jokic, to just 16 points. over in the eastern conference, jalen brunson scored 43 points as the new york knicks won game one of their best—of—seven semi—final against the indiana pacers, 121 to 117. in doing so brunson becamejust the 11th player in nba history to regist

nottingham forest.l palace, fulham and tottenham, who finish above chelsea in fifth to qualify for the europa league. as expected, luton were officially relegated today. they conceded 85 league goals this season, with only sheffield united and darmstadt letting in more across europe's top five leagues. we scored a lot of goals this year. we've been good to watch. we've been involved in loads of great games, but as i say, we've conceded too many and that balance is something that we've got to try to address, and we know where we need to keep improving and keep working on. but we we have grown and we've changed and evolved and improved so much. there's no doubt about that. so a lot of good stuff that we can take and attack the championship next year. well, there was no fairytale sign—off in liguei kylian mbappe, who was left out of the paris saint—germain side for their final league game of the season of metz. psg have already been crowned league champions for a record extending 12th time, but the star st

bath and surrey storm are not included, but there are two new sides in birmingham panthers and nottingham foresting the average salary by at least 60%. welljoining us now is the former england captain, geva mentor, currently of the leeds rhinos, who are in the new format. geva, you played for many years in australia, do you think today's announcement will help to close the gap between the sport i think there is time that which we have change physically for us but in particular for have change physically for us but in particularfor i think have change physically for us but in particular for i think it is about closing the gap. i particular for i think it is about closing the gap.— particular for i think it is about closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition _ closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition here _ closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition here trying - closing the gap. i think it's macros in the competition here trying to i in the competition here trying to get athletes into full—time programmes and pushing their products so we get more investmen

that nottingham forest are telling us about issues for younger fans, forest are telling us about issuesfor younger fans, they have forced the age gap down for a discounted youth tickets from 19 to 17. one fan david said maja grandstand turned 18 on the first, he sees his ticket arise from hundred £95... at totem hospital, it is the oldest supporters been affected. the season after next, they were to be —— at tottenham hotspur, it is the oldest fans be affected, the oldest fans went no longer get a discount on this ticket on the season after next. there ticket rise is not sustainable affecting rice for others. an official who is 68 cents discount for someone who is that a chief ticket had been read from a 60% to 65% he says the message that is —— that they are sending are so hard to stomach. it that they are sending are so hard to stomach. . . that they are sending are so hard to stomach. , ., ., ., , . , ., stomach. it is an atrocious decision aimed at loyalty- — stomach. it is an atrocious decision aimed at loyalty. it _ stomach. it is an atrocious decision aimed at loyalty. it is _ st

why can't nottingham forest.l a bit peeved this morning. >> yeah, well we won't hang about issuing your judgement on you, aiden, you need to get out about immediately. oh, no. you can just go. thank you very much. >> you can invite me back, though. yeah. >> oh, you come back in an hour. >> oh, you come back in an hour. >> thank you. aiden. >> thank you. aiden. >> thank you. do stay with us. we're going to be going through the papers next with winston davies and suzanne evans i >> -- >> good morning. right. let's have you finished? are you ready? >> i am ready , okay, let's go >> i am ready, okay, let's go through the papers this morning with social campaigner winston davies and political commentator suzanne evans. >> to good see you both this morning. good morning. morning, suzanne. let's start with the front of the guardian. should we, who are obviously delighted with their tories crushed by worst election results headlines. >> to be fair, it's not just the guardian. most of the papers this morning are talking a

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burnley�*s hopes of staying up are fading fast after a a—1 defeat to newcastle but nottingham forestc beat hearts to stretch their lead at the top of the scottish premiership. the 3—0 win takes them six points clear of rangers who play tomorrow. it's the old firm match next weekend. livingston were relegated after their defeat at motherwell. northampton saints are out of rugby union's champions cup after losing their semifinal 20—17 to leinster in dublin. over 82,000, a record for the competition, packed out croke park. james lowe scored a hat—trick of tries to send the irish side through to their third straight european cup final. they'll face either harlequins or toulouse. that is all the support. that's all from me, but there's plenty more election analysis with laura kuenssberg tomorrow on bbc one at 9am. good night. hello there. saturday saw much cooler weather across scotland and northern ireland. friday was a really warm and sunny day. one of the warmest we have seen actually this year with temperatures widely 23 degrees in western scotland, while temperatures are around 9 deg

in the fight to avoid relegation from the premier league, nottingham forest know victory for them over all but safe. as for rob edwards and luton town, they need forest to slip up and to get something themselves at west ham. we will concentrate on ourselves and obviously we will need help, but we all know how difficult it is to win in the premier league and we have got to try and do that and see forest, burnley, got difficult games as well, but they are all tough, but without as doing ourjob it doesn't matter what anyone else does. for burnley and manager vincent kompany, the maths is simple — they have to win their final two games if they're to have any chance of staying in the premier league, starting at tottenham later. we will have plenty of time to talk about what the season has been for us, good or bad, but right now i don't think we have to play out any scenarios. the only thing i know is we will keep going, that i guarantee you, no matter what. you just keep going and rewards don't get distributed in life because you've done something exceptional in that one given season, it is

a hugely significant win for nottingham forest, beating sheffield united 3—1 at bramall lane.he relegation zone. but already—relegated sheffield united have an unwanted joint record of conceeding 100 goals in the premier league. the home side scored first from a penalty, perhaps causing concern for forest manager nuno espirito santo, but hudson—odoi's goal drew forest level in the first half. ryan yates then put them ahead after the break. and hudson—odoi scored again to seal the win in the second half. that was the 100th premier league goal conceded by sheffield united this season, equalling the record set by swindon town in 1993—94. a frustrating day for the hosts was compounded when anel ahmedhodzic was sent off for a second yellow. it's good because the players reacted really well when sheffield scored. it was not easy and that shows and tells a lot about the character and the togetherness of the players. but we have to go, we have to keep on going, it is not over. i think we made a good step. it was important, but it is not over. rest, recover well and prepare for chelsea

so now it's nottingham forest, luton and burnley in the spotlight.points clear of third from bottom luton, so are favourites to stay up. they would have been safe — if their appeal against a four point deduction for breaking financial rules was upheld. it's been an eventful season for forest with their owner evangelos marinakis outspoken in his criticism of referees. it is not fair what is happened and we've had many decisions and then cost a lot of points and it is something that has been repeated and repeated. but will be expected the premier league and from the referees is to correct these mistakes and we see that this is been repeated and repeated and it's something that we have great concern. for me, it is not bad to speak about it. i think that for me, speaking about it and having a great appetite to correct it does not damage the sport, what damages the sport is this unfair decisions in my opinion. james anderson could be set to bring the curtain down on his record—breaking england career this summer, following talks with head coach, brendon m

if a win for nottingham forest against chelsea in the late kick off will be enough to send burnley downeason has been for us, good or bad, but right now i don't think we have to play out any scenarios. the only thing i know is we will keep going, that i guarantee you. no matter what, you just keep going and rewards don't get distributed in life because you've done something exceptional in that one given season, it is because you have prepared yourself for a long time to have that one moment. we'll concentrate on ourselves and yeah, obviously we will need help, but we all know how difficult it is to win in the premier league and we have got to try and do that and see, yeah, forest, burnley, have got difficult games as well, but they are all tough, but without us doing our job it doesn't matter what anyone else does. in scotland — celtic look on course to retain their premiership title — leading are rangers. matt 0'rielly fired them ahead, beforejohn lundstrum scored an own goal and was then sent off to compound a difficult after for phillipe clement's side at celtic park. the result woul

after arsenal's game, nottingham forest have the chance to go three points clear of the relegation zonelves. city defender rico lewis says that arsenal challenging them motivates the reigning champions to be at their best. they are pushing us to the limit, just like last season and they're showing how dedicated they are as well to try to take the crown off as but, if anything, that is given is more of a reason to not let them and play even harder, play better and work harder. play even harder, play better and work harder. notjust a big day in the premier league but also in england's second tier, the championship. still a lot to be decided there, with all games kicking off injust over an hour's time. ipswich town will return to the premier league for the first time in 22 years, if they avoid defeat against already relegated huddersfield town. their boss kieran mckenna is relishing the chance to play in the premier league and to secure — what will be — back—to—back promotions. we know it would be an incredible achievement. we know what it would mean to the town, to the football club, to t

the former nottingham forest steve cooper has already ruled himself out.understand would be interested for the burley obviously have a big decision to make. �* , ., ~ i. . make. andy, thank you. vincent kom an make. andy, thank you. vincent kompanyjoining _ make. andy, thank you. vincent kompany joining bayern - make. andy, thank you. vincent| kompany joining bayern munich. vincent kompany joining bayern munich. kompany isn't the only managerial appointment that's been confirmed today. chelsea women have confirmed the arrival of sonia bompastor as their new manager. the former lyon boss joins the reigning women's super league champions on a four year contract. she takes over from emma hayes, who left after 12 years at the club to go and manage the us women's national team. so the women's team have their new boss, the men's side are still looking for the replacement for mauricio pochettino, although it seems they are close to making a decision. our football reporter nizaar kinsella has been following developments at chelsea and joins me now. nizaar, what's

nottingham forest, luton and burnley the teams in the spotlight.now by tomorrow evening which clubs will join sheffield united in the championship next season. forest are three points clear of third from bottom luton, so are favourites to stay up. they would have been safe — had their appeal against a 4 points deduction for breaking financial rules been upheld, it's been an eventful season for forest, with their owner evangelos marinakis outspoken in his criticism of referees. marinakis outspoken in his it's marinakis outspoken in his not fair what's happene had it's not fair what's happened, we've had a few issues in the lot it is something that is been repeated. and what we have from the premier league and from the referees is to correct his mistakes. we have seen this is been repeated and repeated and it's something that we have great concerns with. it is not bad to speak about it. i think for me, speaking about it and having a great appetite to correct it doesn't damage the sport, what damages the while forest continue to voice their frustratio

nottingham forest fail in their appeal against a four—point deduction for breaking premier league spendinges. they're just three points above the relegation places with two matches left. good evening. she's the woman at the centre of donald trump's hush money trial. the porn star stormy daniels has begun giving evidence in court in new york. the former us president denies having a sexual encounter with her or paying her more than $100,000 dollars to keep quiet about it in the run—up to the 2016 presidential election. let's go straight to new york and our north america editor sarah smith. and there's been plenty of detail from stormy daniels this afternoon? there certainly has. the woman who donald trump paid $130,000 to to keep quiet has been speaking out in great detail in court. he of course vehemently denies having had any kind of sexual encounter with her just before she appeared his lawyers in court, trying to limit how much salacious detail could actually be heard on the court, that she was giving evidence, theyjumped up frequently to object to what she to say. she described in a lot

nottingham forest have the largest overall percentage increase, with the cheapest adult tickets going fulham, and right now at this club, these are the good times. for the third year in a row, they'll be a top—flight club next season, but it comes at a cost. tickets here are some of the most expensive in the country. fulham has a localfan base, but the premier league is a global product. ijust know it's an old stadium! yeah. now i'm a lifelong fulham fan, after today. is it expensive? it was, like, e100. but worth it for... ? it's a holiday, so, no, i don't care. so are you premier league fans back home? more american football fans. but, uh, you know, i love the premier league. record demand has pushed up the prices, and one season ticket in fulham's new stand on the thames costs £3,000, caught in the swell are those who've watched this club for years. there will be a time when fulham may find themselves back in the championship again, and then where are your supporters going to be then? if you've priced them out, those loyal supporters, they're not going to be coming. some season tic

nottingham forest 29. a shame they couldn't take points from city the other day, but why is it always the smaller clubs? forest, everton who are getting penalised in this way when the likes of man city, how many alleged crimes are they committed? financial. true, it's true 68. >> but the thing is it's done on a different thing. this is on profit and sustainability. so the thing is that it can be punished straight away by the premier league. that's the rules. and i know how you feel about man city. and we all look at that and think there's all these charges but that's being fought the whole time. so that's another situation altogether. whereas the premier league are allowed to go straight in and say, right, there's a points deduction at this point of the season for city would be much welcomed. >> let me tell you, premier. >> let me tell you, premier. >> well would it really? i thought it might be. there might even be. well we'll see how things go. finally olympics 79 days to go to the olympic games. are you

that's after nottingham forest came from behind to beat bottom side sheffield united 3—1.town will be back in the premier league next season. they secured promotion on the final day of the championship, beating huddersfield 2—0. theirjubilant fans invaded the pitch at fulltime at portman road. the win sees them finish second in the table behind champions leicester city. ipswich were last in the top division 22 years ago and this was their second promotion in a row after coming up from league one last season. kyren wilson is through to his second world snooker championship final after beating dave gilbert. he resumed their semifinal with a 14—10 lead, wilson clinched the three frames required to eventually win 17 frames to 11. wilson, who lost to ronnie 0'sullivan in 2020, will play eitherjakjones or stuart bingham in the final. and these are live pictures from the crucible in sheffield where that other semifinal has resumed. they will play to a finish. jakjones was 13—10 up against bingham. bingham pulled a frame back, and they are still in the second frame of the evening

luton must better nottingham forest�*s result on saturday to realistically stand a chance of stayingurn from a long standing hip injury. he lost in straight sets to hubert hurkacz. the king of clay has struggled to find his formidable levels of late and struggled from the outset against the polish seventh seed much easier for the top seed iga swiatek, who breezed past yulia putinseva in straight sets to reach the last 16. former world number one naomi 0saka is also into the fourth round. she beat daria kasatkina 6—3, 6—3. she�*ll play linda noskova or qinwenzheng next. james anderson — england�*s all time leading wicket taker — has confirmed he will retire from test cricket injuly. the 41—year—old is third on the all time list with 700 scalps and has the most test wickets of any seam bowler. his last test will come against west indies at lord�*s on july 10th. the decision comes after he held talks this week with test coach brendon mccullum who told anderson england want to build an attack for the future. in a statement anderson says... pakistan meanwhile have made a strong start to t

they need a miracle, they got to beat fulham by a whopping score and hope the nottingham forest lose sport centre. thanks, 0lly studio: if you're just joining you'rejustjoining as i won't you're justjoining as i won't give you're justjoining as i won't give you a reminder that they news this hour, reports from iran say it helicopter in a convoy carrying president raisi has been involved in an accident. it is currently unclear whether the president was on board the helicopter that state media say experienced what they are describing as a hard landing. you can see here we have recent live pictures of the president. now, state television also says rescuers are trying to reach the aircraft, which reportedly got into difficulties in heavy fog in the north of the country. now, details of what exactly happened still remain unclear and i should stress that there has been no official confirmation about mr vasey�*s whereabouts at the moment. what we do know is that a helicopter was one of three travelling in a convoy and state media say that iran's foreign minister was travelling with mr raisi

nottingham forest had a superior goal difference and have done enough to stay up.o stay up. but it has been a season to rememberfull luton. from humble beginnings, they got promoted to the premier league and they hope it won't be too long until they are back. �* , ., ., ., back. and we should also mentioned it is our feeders _ back. and we should also mentioned it is our feeders into _ back. and we should also mentioned it is our feeders into jurgen - back. and we should also mentioned it is our feeders into jurgen klopp i it is ourfeeders intojurgen klopp today. because liverpool beat wolves 2-0 today. because liverpool beat wolves 2—0 —— today. because liverpool beat wolves 2-0 -- it is today. because liverpool beat wolves 2—0 —— it is goodbye tojurgen klopp. i am just seeing a ban was held up in the cup saying danke. it has been quite a leadership for jurgen klopp, but not ending this year with the premier league title. no, of course, liverpool finishing third in the premier league. they would have loved that fairy tale sent off forjurgen klopp. and for some tim

meanwhile, luton's relegation rivals nottingham forest have been charged with misconduct by the footballgainst them and released an angry statement on social media just minutes after the final whistle. the fa allege the comments "constitute improper conduct "in that they imply bias and question the integrity "of the match officials and bring the game into disrepute." also, former premier league referee mark clattenburg has been warned about his future conduct following the incident. earlier today, he left his role as referee analyst for forest. in a statement, he cites his work as being "more of a hinderance than help" among the reasons for leaving. elsewhere, liverpool manager jurgen klopp has hit out at the premier league and its broadcasters, describing fixture scheduling as "absolutely insane". since klopp took charge in 2015, liverpool have featured in more early kick—offs than any other premier league club. but klopp also suggested that lunch—time kick—off times don't just affect his team, but are also partly to blame for english teams' struggles in europe this season. i watch a lo

meanwhile, nottingham forest manager nuno espirito santo says it's frustrating that his side are stillncial rules. nuno said it would be useful to know as soon as possible. we've been dealing with the situation for a while and we all expected this decision to come sooner. so we are aware and we know szekely on many points. we have 28, 27, whatever. we need as fast as possible —— exactly how many points. she is the most successful chelsea manager, man or woman, but emma hayes is now looking at the very real possibility that she will leave the club in her last season without a single piece of silverware. there had been a chance of winning the quadruple, but now even she says their last hope the league title "is done". after announcing that she was taking the usa head coach'sjob, hayes' season at chelsea has imploded. joe lynskey reports. stoppage time on merseyside, a race for the title was about to get its biggest twist. for the title was about to get its biggest twist-— for the title was about to get its biggest twist._ back. for the title was about to get its l biggest twist._ back in

least, everton have got themselves away from relegation trouble, but for three other clubs — nottingham forestly one of those sides can avoid the drop to the championship — and it all could be decided this weekend. alex fletcher reports. times on the trend have been difficult this season. a changing manager in this them —— into some term or —— in september suggested a change. but with their four point deduction held on tuesday, they've had it slightly off course. the threat of relegation remains present, and he wants focus to remain with matters on the pitch. taste remain with matters on the pitch. we are remain with matters on the pitch. - are disappointed, we had the hope and belief that, because we conquered at points on the pitch, we had the hope and belief that they can give us back. but the decision is over, so there's no point on speaking on this issue. this is the reality, this is what we have, this is what we have to face, so let's focus on ourselves because it's in our and a. focus on ourselves because it's in our and a— focus on ourselves because it's in ouranda. , ,, . ., our and a

decided, while at the bottom it would take an unlikely i2—goal swing to save luton and relegate nottingham forestwill head back down to the championship. one place that is determined already is third. that's where liverpool will finish injurgen klopp's last season in charge. he's leaving the club after nearly nine years, six major trophies and a memorable finalfew days. the most intense week of my life, definitely, and i have so often said goodbye this week, to so many people. yesterday the players said goodbye in their way, we had a little barbecue here that was really nice on the day before yesterday i was with the staff at chapel street and it was really, really nice. and in the stadium, after that, it was a goodbye celebration. it is a lot and i have a very emotional moments of course, in between. saying goodbye i don't think is ever nice but saying goodbye without feeling sad or feeling hurt or whatever, that would just mean that the time you spent together was not right or not great, and we had a great time, so it was always clear we would find it tough and i know it will be tough. well, af

nottingham forest could secure their premier league survival this weekend.inst a four point deduction for breaking spending rules was rejected this week, the owner evangelos marinakis says that refereeing errors have cost them even more this season, it is not fair what is happened and we've had many decisions and then cost a lot of points and it is something that has been repeated and repeated. but will be expected the premier league and from the referees is to correct these mistakes and we see that this is been repeated and repeated and it's something that we have great concern with and for me, it is not bad to speak about it. i think that for me, speaking about it and having a great appetite to correct it does not damage the sport, what damages the sport is this unfair decisions in my opinion. so forest are at stamford bridge tomorrow, where chelsea are still pushing for european football. they're seventh at the moment, which should be enough for the europa conference league. at the start of the season, given their spending, the'd have expected to be highe