olly foster there for us.ere is no let up what whatsoever in this match. 9—9 at the moment. we will bring you the latest as soon as someone wins it, basically. it's really tense. rates, let's go to the next story, swansea and brentford they have been given an extra 1,000 tickets each for saturday's championship play—off final at wembley. that takes the allowed attendance to 12,000. the extra tickets have been granted as part of an nhs app trial and won't apply for the league one or two finals, which is capped at 10,000 spectators. antonio conte has left inter milan just three weeks after leading the club to the seria a title. the former chelsea boss spent two years at the san siro but has departed by mutual consent. he's been linked to jobs at real madrid and tottenham. egan bernal is still in the leader's pinkjersey with 4 stages to go at the giro d'italia. but for the first time, in this afternoon's stage, he's lost time. ireland's dan martin broke away impressively to win stage 17 — he's now won stages at t

ollie, we are seeing _ kings of europe once again. seeing pictures _ kings of europe once again. ollie, we are seeing pictures of - kings of europe once again. ollie, we are seeing pictures ofjubilant chelsea fans celebrating. what does this went mean for chelsea? i can this went mean for chelsea? i can see them- — this went mean for chelsea? i can see them. because _ this went mean for chelsea? i can see them. because of— this went mean for chelsea? i can see them. because of the - this went mean for chelsea? i can see them. because of the dynamic of the stadium. this, i can see them in the stadium. this, i can see them in the flesh because this is the chelsea end of the stadium. the dragon stadium which will now go down in chelsea folklore. they were pouring anywhere from about two hours before kickoff. i think they felt that they were the underdog. yes, they beat manchester city twice in the past six weeks, knocking them out of the epic up just last month, beating them and delaying cities title party earlier this month. but i still

my father used to tell ollie, "ollie, the apartment is bugged. it's bugged."e used to laugh at my father. this was in paris, at the end, during his here. amy: julia, we just have 20 seconds. >> and ollie would laugh and say, "no. no way. you're being paranoid, richard." but richard insisted, so ollie brought technians in. and they found bugs. amy: well, we are -- we have to leave it there, but people can pick up this latest book of the great literary giant richard wright. thank you so much to his daughter julia wright. "the man who lived underground," just published. i'm amy goodman. thanks for joining us. [captioning made possible ♪ >>> hello, and thank you for joining us on nhk world-japan. this is nhk "newsline." >>> we begin in japan where the australian women's softball team has just arrived. they are among the first athletes to come to the country for the tokyo games, which was postponed by a year due the coronavirus pandemic. about 30 players and staff members brought

let's hear from ollie _ recovery from the pandemic.llie in aberdeen, which we are you leaning?— hear from ollie in aberdeen, which we are you leaning? i have been, up untilthis we are you leaning? i have been, up until this point. _ we are you leaning? i have been, up untilthis point, still— we are you leaning? i have been, up untilthis point, still undecided, - we are you leaning? i have been, up untilthis point, still undecided, i- untilthis point, still undecided, i was impressed at the last debate that i_ was impressed at the last debate that i watched by anas sarwar, and so i am _ that i watched by anas sarwar, and so i am leaning slightly towards tabour. — so i am leaning slightly towards labour, but i am still, as it is, undecided _ labour, but i am still, as it is, undecided. it's unlikely that i would — undecided. it's unlikely that i would vote for snp because i wouldn't _ would vote for snp because i wouldn't want, i am not a supporter of scottish— wouldn't want, i am not a supporter of scottish independence, i think the uk

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster.een plenty of fall—out from yesterday's protest at manchester united. thousands turned up ahead of the match against liverpool to voice their opposition to the club's ownership. the game had to be postponed after hundreds broke into the stadium two hours before the scheduled kick—off. let's cross live now to our correspondentjoe wilson, who witnessed yesterday's demonstration first—hand. joe, it got very ugly. in the last hour we have heard from greater manchester police outlining some of the injuries to their offices. some of the in'uries to their offices. , . . , offices. yes, what manchester united have said today _ offices. yes, what manchester united have said today is _ offices. yes, what manchester united have said today is that _ offices. yes, what manchester united have said today is that they _ offices. yes, what manchester united have said today is that they would - have said today is that they would work with greater manchester police to identify those involved in criminal

my father used to tell ollie, "the apartment is bogged." ollie used to laugh at my father.in paris at the end. he would laugh and say, no way. you're being paranoid, richard. but richard insisted so ollie brought technicians in and they found bugs. amy: we are going -- we have to leave it there but people can pick up this latest book of the great literary giant richard wright. thank you so much to his daughter julia wright.

my father used to tell ollie, "the apartment is bogged." ollie used to laugh at my father. in paris at the end. he would laugh and say, no way. you're being paranoid, richard. but richard insisted so ollie brought technicians in and they found bugs. amy: we are going -- we have to leave it there but people can pick up this latest book of the great literary giant richard wright. thank you so much to his daughter julia wright.tñññvvvvvñ ♪ >> this is al jazeera. ♪ >> hello. you are watching the news hour live from london. in the next 60 minutes, at least if you nine injured in clashes between palestinian worshipers and is really police -- israeli police in occupied east jerusalem. bova crisis in nepal as over the border in i

ollie watkins is included and mason greenwood. tuesday to make those decisions. how will he go about whittling that squad down? it how will he go about whittling that squad down?— squad down? it will be very difficult- — squad down? it will be very difficult. we _ squad down? it will be very difficult. we have - squad down? it will be very difficult. we have zero - squad down? it will be very| difficult. we have zero hoop squad down? it will be very - difficult. we have zero hoop league final and the champions league final this week. he will need to see how those players come through those games. the likes of ben white of brighton and ben godfrey of everton, you expect that both of those are only in as cover in case of something. they have never been capped before. harry maguire, the manchester united captain, struggling with injury a bit at the moment. ben godfrey has had a brilliant season. both of those players are versatile, and that seems to be the key with some of these pets, they can play centre half but also fill in other

olly, you've spent the day among the fans who are out there, what's it been like?e know it's not all of the town, there are covid p°p�*up all of the town, there are covid pop—up testing stations because for those 6000 fans for each team that was the official allocation for them to get there. they had to take the covid test before they flew and then they've had to take these antigen test to get on the fight to get back. i'll have to take another one when they get home. it really isn't normal but the city, our beautiful city of porto that stepped in very late in the day. because istanbul had it taken away from them because obviously turkey is on the travel rubbers portugal getting on the agreements. they've saved the day yet again. it's been fantastic. the place has beenjumping for the last 48 hours. there is been a few scuffles here and there. we heard of manchester city fans fighting amongst themselves. but the police, they been downplaying it. so the met police been working in conjunction with the portuguese counterparts as well. they say nothing to say here, no a

in a moment we'll speak to olly foster in porto.ester airport. this is obviously one of the largest exodus is of people from the uk. you have been speaking to the fans, what have been speaking to the fans, what have they been saying?— have they been saying? there is a lot of excitement _ have they been saying? there is a lot of excitement and _ have they been saying? there is a lot of excitement and some - lot of excitement and some trepidation here today. it has been strange seeing this airport to be busy, there are around 6000 man city ent 6000 chelsea fans, and i spoke to some of them earlier on. completely buzzing. nervous, i'm still nervous, but i can't believe we are — still nervous, but i can't believe we are going. still nervous, but i can't believe we are going-— still nervous, but i can't believe we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests _ we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests and _ we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests and been _ we are going. hopefully we've all had our tests and been negative,

hello, and welcome to sportsday, i'm olly foster.larke has named his scotland squad for next month's european championship. always an exciting moment, but even more so, because this is going to be their first major tournament for 23 years. and with 26 players allowed rather than the usual 23, that's given the manager the scope to "bring the young boys in" as he put it today. alastair lamont reports. a squad announcement for the modern age. some established names and some yet to make their mark at international level.- yet to make their mark at international level. , ., international level. they are three very talented _ international level. they are three very talented players, _ international level. they are three very talented players, certainly i very talented players, certainly nathan patterson and david turnbull have caught the eye up here in scotland with their performances for rangers and celtic. billy gilmour is a player i have known for some time and he is very well—regarded chelsea. i and he is very well-regarded chelsea. ~

indeed, thank you very much olly - have had two this season.have had two this season. indeed, i thank you very much olly foster. let thank you very much 0lly foster. let us look inside to another london club celebrating. brentford will be playing premier league football for the first time next season after they beat swansea in the playoff final at wembley. they haven't been in the top flight since 1947, but a penalty from ivan toney and then this effort from emiliano marcondes gave them a 2—nil victory, it's been a long wait for brentford — this was their tenth play—off campaign but their first success. after the final whistle, of course i was very emotional, and very... there was tears in my eyes, and in a lot of the staff and a lot of the players, because it's so big. harlequins won a thriller against bath to reach rugby union's premiership play—offs. the won by 44 points to 33 — running in six tries at the stoop — to make sure of a top four finish with two games to go. after three weeks of racing, we're heading into the final stage of the gi

our sports correspondent olly foster is in porto.foster is in porto. much of an upset was this t expectations how much of an upset was this to expectations for manchester city? we expectations for manchester city? - knew it was going to be tight. and all english final, these teams knew each other so well. but it was a slight upset because 19 points was a slight upset because 19 points was the difference between manchester city, they walked to another premier league title. chelsea a long way behind them. they just limped over the line into a top fourfinish which would just limped over the line into a top four finish which would give them qualification for this competition next year. you just felt that city would be set up in such an attacking way we looked at the team sheet that came out an hour and a quarter before kick—off 28 kick—off and pep guardiola the manchester city manager have really gone all out with his attack a few raised eyebrows between manchester city fans because it was so attacking but you've got to trust pep guardio

just 47 seconds in, ollie turton turned the ball into his own net.o early, the seasiders never looked in a panic on their big day out. dougall! it has crept in! kenny dougall with a rare goal. just minutes into the second half of the australian defensive midfielder may have been pinching himself... he's done it again! ..to check this really wasn't a dream. and even when reality did hit, the realisation was blackpool and its fans are on cloud nine. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. elsewhere, ian baraclough has got his first win as northern ireland manager after his side beat malta 3—0 in a friendly behind closed doors. ali mccann, who won the scottish cup with stjohnstone last week, scored his first international goal. premiership champions exeter have booked a home play—off semi—final after thrashing newcastle by 74—3. it's the chiefs�* record win in the top flight, with this try from henry slade one of 12 they ran in. harlequins women have won their first premier 15s title. they beat saracens by 25—17 at kingsholm. quins managed to hold on, despite an impr

so we've heard from those involved, lets give you a flavour of the atmosphere in porto with olly fosterat's the main headlines? a very attackin: what's the main headlines? a very attacking line-up _ what's the main headlines? a very attacking line-up for _ what's the main headlines? a very attacking line-up for pep - what's the main headlines? a very| attacking line-up for pep guardiola attacking line—up for pep guardiola her. we will start with city because they are the designated home team. the league champions as well. this is a wand that really matters with upper back five as expected edison ingold. carl walkerand upper back five as expected edison ingold. carl walker and what a season he said. johnstone has really come into form as well. zinchenko the preferred left back. gundogan starts. it was 50—50, he picked up a knockin starts. it was 50—50, he picked up a knock in training. we think he's good to be in a holding row although he is a top scorer for the pep yet again no out and i would strike her. what a front five that is. sterling, the burner and phil foden. so many goals and

all the way until she is now that she said i know i know deep down inside i'll always talk to him ollie's be able to tell him my piece of this story. then one day we get a phone call and it's a new york times a call on us up and this moment nina bernstein and nina said to me do you know you're related to bruce hanson i said yeah that's my ex-husband and she said i have to tell you something. it was really shocking to me to discover that new york state law a law dating back to the 1900 centuries. required the city to offer the bodies of unclaimed dead to medical schools for deception. i learned that there were 22 cadavers. that were in cold storage at albert einstein medical school. you know basically the these could hours are just lent to the medical schools they are supposed to then be returned to the city for what the city considers proper burial which is a hard island trench. i tried very hard to learn the names of these cadavers because i wanted to reclaim their stories. one of the last of the 22 that day was bruce hanson. even though his body had been in cold storage for 3 years it h

place surely push ollie's . she should. last before the streets all year olds were miles one of them also. don't think i'm nuts. but she. was really going to do it well was no sit in your lot on possible that should just additional homeownership playing. to one school district in the city and that was for much as she would use essential summer but church school day for the game enough to come into. it after a week the weather doesn't change. my. opinion but i saw it. live to be on the scene the bar scene wasn't flame get some he was close. he's in using these are a sort of meeting. more does abuse. him not the museum the following. email about c.p.s. must feel his guilt for that slimy boy talking about that yes i'm sick so what you have to say on that one listen if you're the musician i pulled on them we would have them out on the floor i. i know i know a bit but i'm saying. we're approaching so i go to the biggest town in the galapagos islands. we need to replenish off food and water supplies and of course repair a stone b

place surely bush ollie's. she should when she. spoke with the students all year olds were miles one of them and also to. pick them up. would she. was really going to do it well most of those opinions hold of the newest edition on the show. mr comey supreme court might assume would be easiest to show some of my shorts so they for the game enough to come into. it after a week the weather doesn't change. my. opinion that i should. live to be on the scene the bar scene wasn't so lame get some he was. using using these arrests or beating. more doesn't. seem not the easiest on the body. no that's a penis must feel is the school that slimy would be clear about that yes i'm sick so what i have to say on that one lesson is that the easiest knuckle down the most of them are on the ball. i know i know a bit but i'm certain. we're approaching qward so i go to the biggest town in the galapagos islands. we need to replenish on food and water supplies and of course repair on stolen back at chatham around. will still throw a small sum of continuo

that's it from me here in salford — so it's back to olly foster in porto.anting chelsea fans over there echoing down one of the side streets leading into this main square. they actually handed back 800 allocation matches from a manchester city taking their sob. we understand that many more are going to travel without tickets. i've certainly been speaking to a few of the fans today who haven't got a ticket and are looking for one for love or money. and there are a few totes around. much bigger than it was of the rubber league final couple of nights ago. we are not going to get that in which double because it didn't go manchester united's way against villareal in gdansk, but here we are going to have an english champion once again, and that's all english final. let's hear from some of those fans who have made it with a day to spare. one of the most exciting days of my life. one of the most exciting days of my life the _ one of the most exciting days of my life the sun — one of the most exciting days of my life. the sun is out, the champions league _ life. the

while a live highlight was eltonjohn�*s duet with ollie alexander from the channel 4 aids drama it's. # it's a sin... the brit awards are part of the government's pilot scheme to help live music return. to gain entry tonight, everyone had to provide a negative covid test, both the audience... negative, clear. negative! ..and the stars. they stick the swab down the back of your neck and your like, oh! a little bit! not your normal preparation for the brit awards, is it? no, not really. more than 4,000 mask—free fans were inside with half the tickets going to covid front line staff. these gorgeous faces belong to none other than key workers! cheering. such a pleasure to have you in the room tonight. and if this event helps bring about the return of live music to the uk, then all fans will be the winner. colin paterson, bbc news. that's it. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are former fleet street editor, eve pollard and anand menon, director of the uk in a changing europe. thank europe. you forjoining us tonight. it's thank

olly foster, bbc news, gdansk. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. hi there, george. thank you very much. after what has been a disappointingly cool and wet may so far, the end of may is looking much better. high pressure is building in, bringing noticeably drierand warmer weather. in, bringing noticeably drierand warmerweather. not in, bringing noticeably drierand warmer weather. not completely dry, there will still be some rain around too. heavy showers will tend to fade away this evening, many places turning dry but they will be a legacy of cloud, mist and fog across many northern and eastern areas. for most, dry with temperatures falling not much below for — 7 degrees. tomorrow promises to be drier still, lots of sunshine, fog clearing away from northern areas. in the west, this where the front brings thickening cloud, but we could make the 20 celsius mark, finally, after a long time across the south—east, and it will be warm across the board. this where the front on friday will push in, so it will tend to get squeezed out with a course of the da

pass and ollie's connected it's the details that make a johnny path act but warmth and hospitality make it feel like qatar airways going places together. from the north of africa they crossed the mediterranean and made huge their hopes. building their future in a secular. in the lawyer to france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism laws we look back at the history of muslim immigration to the country in a 3 part series muslims affronts episode 2 on al-jazeera. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world is another matter when you call home we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. already. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera india's critical shortage of life saving oxygen is continuing 24 patients died in a hospital in karnataka state after their oxygen ran out the country is now fast approaching 20000000 infections elizabeth purana reports from new delhi. relatives of patients who died when this hospital's oxygen supply of ran out overcome with grief. my boy had recovered 75 percent oxygen was

just 47 seconds in and ollie turton turning the ball into his own net. out. commentator: dougall! it's crept in! kenny dougall with a rare goal. just minutes into the second half, the australian defensive midfielder may have been pinching himself... commentator: he's done it again! ..to check this really wasn't a dream. and when reality did hit, the realisation was blackpool and its fans are on cloud nine. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. in rugby union, harlequins have won the premier 15s title for the first time in their history. having lost the last two finals to saracens, quins started strong and held off a late fight—back to overcome their great rivals. 25—17 the final score at kingsholm. and that's the sport for now, clive. sarah, thank you. that's it. restrictions next month. you're watching the bbc news. the government has confirmed that it's considering making it mandatory for all nhs staff in england to have coronavirus jabs. but the suggestion by the vaccines minister nadhim zahawi has been criticised both by labour and by groups representing health

morning thank you for choosing out international review watch you on the world this wednesday home kevin ollie and coming up could it be the end of an era but even at the i was. on the home of former employer rudy giuliani a legitimate investigation into wrongdoing or a strong and very public political warning. the real target. the f.b.i. . the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. this really prime minister binyamin netanyahu has missed his chance it seems to form a new coalition government the deadline expired at midnight chews day is failure to reach an agreement could push his party into opposition and for the 1st time in well over a decade israel's been in political deadlock for the past 2 years during that time for parliamentary elections have failed to produce a stable government despite reaching out to rivals including the leader of a small islamist arab party and then you know who was unable to seal the deal even up to that last minute with the full we granted by the country's president assisted china lotty arabic spoke to former israeli prime ministe

so it all sounds terribly 'olly revealed. so it all sounds terribly jolly and — revealed.e — jolly and terribly positive. and a lot to be optimistic about. but we lotto be optimistic about. but we know— lot to be optimistic about. but we know there will be probably a spike after the _ know there will be probably a spike after the restrictions are eased. so somewhere — after the restrictions are eased. so somewhere afterjune in the summer people _ somewhere afterjune in the summer people move around. there are huge questions _ people move around. there are huge questions i _ people move around. there are huge questions i think about the sense of people _ questions i think about the sense of people going on foreign holidays and coming _ people going on foreign holidays and coming back. of course, we have seen the terrible. _ coming back. of course, we have seen the terrible, terrible pictures from india _ the terrible, terrible pictures from india the — the terrible, terrible pictures from india. the stories from india. it is in the _ india. the stories from india. it is in

the bbc�*s olly foster was in gdansk and sent us this update.ere in gdansk. the unheralded, the unfancied spaniards villarreal are the new champions after appearing in their first major european final. they were really the underdogs against manchester united, the british team. they fielded a really strong attacking line—up, but it was still villareal who went into half—time1—0. so, it went to penalties. and what a shoot—out we had to decide this trophy. it went to 10—10, every outfield player scored their penalties. so, it went to the keepers, their turn. geronimo rulli for villarreal scored his past david de gea. they swapped round, and david de gea had his penalty saved by rulli. they win the penalty shoot—out 11—10. they win the europa league, an incredible story for the spanish side. manchester united will be kicking themselves, and of course there were 4000 fans from the clubs here to watch it. and it will be the spaniards who will be celebrating long into the night here on the baltic coast. there's a push underway to preserve the scientifi

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.tage the champions league final between manchester city and chelsea later this month. it was scheduled to be in istanbul but turkey was put on the high—risk red list for travel from the uk and quarantine protocols ruled wembley out as a venue. here's our senior sports news reporter laura scott. yes, it has been nearly a week since turkey was put on the red list and we have onlyjust got confirmation of the rearranged final and that tells you how complex it has been fought uefa and that tells you how complex it has been for uefa and the authorities to find an alternative venue to istanbul. wembley was uefa's preferred option and they talk about exhaustive efforts to try to get it here but a sticking point emerged and that was simply the fact that the uk government wouldn't give a quarantine exemption to all the stakeholders uefa wanted to be there for the final. that could have been up to 3000 people and we heard from the culture that could have been up to 3000 people. so it uefa had to

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.say that uk tourists will be allowed to enter the country from next monday if they can provide a negative covid test. that's good news for 12,000 manchester city and chelsea fans heading to the champions league final on may 29. there was some confusion last night, with the portuguese government saying that their entry restrictions were being extended until the 30th, and the suggestion that fans would only be allowed to travel on the day of the game and fly home straight afterwards. those will be lifted next week, though. there is nothing like a live experience, a live game. we know thatis experience, a live game. we know that is far better than on the telly. there will be a large number of fans who want to go there. we want to make the experience as smooth as possible. in this environment, there is no such thing as no risk international travel, and it will be a different experience. manchester city defender aymeric laporte could play for spain at next month's european championship. the

managed to upgrade more 6 very limited numbers of people prayed at the most read early in the morning ollie's some are children in the front of their houses are a celebrated there where no cars in the streets no vehicles no movement in the streets of gaza because of the urgency of the situation so that is the situation for the moment and. no one can to project so far when this will come to an end. well hamas says it targeted israel's ramón international airport in the south of the country an air raid sirens have also been heard again in several cities across israel man includes televisual head tonight to talk with our middle east correspondent paula sleep good afternoon again paula firstly just tell us what the situation is like in the city at the moment. well certainly people here are tense and short time ago the sirens sounded and you could see on the street because coming to a screeching halt to people running out of the cars to seek safety along the pavements this comes as it seems increasingly likely that israel might launch a ground offensive into gaza the israeli cabinet will be presen

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.eading 5—0 on the final day of the season to finish two points clear of manchester city, but they still have a lot to play for. jo currie reports. history in their sites, chelsea are aware that a win at home to reading would notjust hand them the league title but also their second trophy in a potential quadruple winning campaign. and when chasing silverware, quick starts can be crucial. very minute on the clock when the strike by melanie leupolz put them ahead and before the break, fran kirby and sam kerr combining so much as they have done this season and chelsea doubled their lead. a change of ends and no chase of pace, the kerr and kirby strikeforce working again. it was becoming a question of not if chelsea would win but by how many. the ff courtesy of their scrappy effort with erin cuthbert eventually getting it over the line. jab cuthbert eventually getting it over the line. , .,, ., . ,, the line. job done in a ruthless fashion. the line. job done in a ruthless fashion- my — the

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.stake for arsenal, a place in the europa league final, we'll have the latest from the emirates. manchester city and chelsea have been told they will play their champions league final in istanbul, but is that realsitic with turkey in lockdown? alun wynjones lead the [ions as expected, but there have been some big calls in the squad for the tour to south africa. good evening to you. over the next few hours we will find out if there's going to be another full english of european finals, manchester city face chelsea in the big one, tonight we've got the second legs of the europa league semi—finals. manchester united are as good as through against roma. it's just arsenal that have work to do, trailling villareal 2—1. we'll get the latest from the emirates in a moment but first ben croucher looks ahead to the games this evening. the clock is ticking on arsenals time in europe. it mayjust be another 90 minutes, and others are my final but, eight o'clock tonight time mightjust stand still. but

duties and the real solution for peace and condi and ollie will be green this. year or better too or it will be. and you feel lonely now and those early. indeed many many are hoping that the situation will become more calm and major general in your island former head of israel's national security council thank you so much for your time. now a spike in corona virus infections in turkey has forced us to change the location of this month's champions league final the world's most watched annual sports game will now take place in the city of porto manchester city and chelsea fans had been warned against traveling to istanbul but will now be able to attend as the british government has placed portugal on its green bus the gang will take place on may 29th. a quick reminder of our top story the conflict between israelis and palestinians is intensifying forces have been launching air strikes on gaza flattening a residential building on thursday the mosque militants have fired hundreds of rockets into israel the escalating tensions are also spilling over into street viole

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worry, but the likes of 17—year—old jude bellingham is in midfield, jesse lingard, aston villa striker ollieemains to be seen. eric dier, one of england's heroes in 2018 when they made the world cup semifinal in russia does not make it, nor doesjames semifinal in russia does not make it, nor does james maddison of leicester city, so some big calls by southgate as he tries to look ahead to the opening england game against croatia in earlyjune at wembley as they try to emulate the side of 2018 which went almost all the way in russia. time for a look at the weather. threatening skies once again in devon, hardly surprising, it has rained every single day in may so far. eastern parts. a contrast to may last year, the sunniest record

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.as been decided, or i can tell you now. manchester city aren't champions yet. they needed to beat chelsea to win the league and though they took the lead, they lost 2—1 in injury time at the etihad stadium. they still have three games left to secure the three points required but could also win the title tomorrow if manchester united lose at aston villa. we've had three other results in the premier league, the reigning champions liverpool beat southampton i—0 beat southampton 2—0 and are up to sixth, there were also wins for leeds and crystal palace. it was all about the relegation battle on the last day of the championship season and wayne rooney's derby county have stayed up at sheffield wednesday's expense. wednesday took the lead twice, but it finished 3—3, martyn waghorn with his second of the game from the spot. the draw was all derby needed. wednesday drop down to league i along with wycombe and rotherham. if you're in scotland, cup highlights follow the news, but stay there if y

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olly foster is in porto. her right now, not long to go —— arrive. thea:t really starting to her right now, not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon _ not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon stadium, _ not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon stadium, very i not long to go -- arrive. they are in the dragon stadium, very rich. in the dragon stadium, very rich heraldry in history around porto, the dragon. and you can see the all queuing up and this is my favourite time before a huge match, just less than two hours, three hours before take—off. what are is it? to two hours and we�*re going to get the news next 45 minutes or so you just feel that we are building now and it�*s going to accelerate to this all english final, for the european cup in the champions league. manchester city who steam—rolled it all before primus domestically this season, but is chelsea but stopped their gram plans because it was chelsea to beat them in the fa cup semifinal. and also in the premier league, delaying

take a look at this really cute labrador retriever his name is ollie.his bottom, his booty and bouncing them. water, nutella. lettuce. is he a down dog. >> greg: i don't know if this is proper for the early evening viewers. >> dana: send those videos to greg at his email in care of katie. >> greg: very flirtatious dog. i must say. i don't know how i feel about that. >> very cute. >> greg: that's it for us. "special report" is up next. bret, how are you. >> bret: that's a dog with a big backyard. thanks; welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. one year anniversary of the death of george floyd brings with it a stark reminder of the many deadly consequences of that happening. president biden met with floyd's family today at the white house. meanwhile. in minneapolis, shots rang out this morning near the intersection where floyd was killed last year. this is what it looked and sounded like live with an associated press reporter. >> they wanted this bill of comprehensive. [gunfire. >> police reform

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gabriel that ollie north now 20 hid the knife in their hotel room after the stabbing the paragons of parents of finnegan lee elder spoke about how they're processing seeing their son in prison. >> things in finn's reality now of his life as a prisoner i just can't think about it's too hard. it's too painful this tragedy that happened. >> it's changed us all. he feels like he. >> has been sentenced to something worse from the death penalty. >> legal experts say the americans defense teams are likely to highlighting appeals the apparent failure of the italian police to follow procedures. police have identified a prime suspect in yesterday's shooting in times square that left 3 people including a child injured. the nypd says they're searching for farah khan mohammad who was seen in that picture. they say mohamud started shooting during a dispute with his brother who was the intended target. instead, they say 3 bystanders got caught in the crossfire in the bustling tourist area in manhattan. a 4 year-old girl, a 43 year-old woman and a 23 year-old woman all suffered gunshot wounds to the

let's speak to two voters — joining me is louise thomson from tranent in south scotland and ollie folayane previous debates, i don't think there's particularly anything new tonight. it does not impacted my direction. i anything new tonight. it does not impacted my direction.— anything new tonight. it does not impacted my direction. i think you are between _ impacted my direction. i think you are between the _ impacted my direction. i think you are between the greens _ impacted my direction. i think you are between the greens and - impacted my direction. i think you i are between the greens and labour. have you got off that fence on one side or the other? i have you got off that fence on one side or the other?— side or the other? i think i am auoin to side or the other? i think i am going to be — side or the other? i think i am going to be voting _ side or the other? i think i am going to be voting labour. - side or the other? i think i am going to be voting labour. it i side or the other? i think i am i going to be voting labour. it was less about — going to be voting labour. it was less

thank you, ollie. enjoy the _ amongst the city fans. thank you, ollie.ws the headlines of the newspapers, and we also know the headlines of the newspapers if we lose, and both things can happen. so we need to go into that open—minded, but of course believe and think we can do, and win. sale sharks have made it into rugby union's premiership play—offs for the first time in 15 years. they came from behind to beat the leaders bristol by 22 points to 12. dan du preez with the first of their tries. his brother, rob, also went over later on. in rugby league, leeds scored 60 points to win at castleford. while defending superleague champions, st helens, are now level on points with leaders wigan, after beating hull 34—16. jack welsby scored a hat—trick of tries to give them the edge going into their second consecutive meeting. if the sides face each other in next saturday's challenge cup semifinal. and we'll finish where we started — with the champions league final. a cheeky finish from kai havertz in training. neither will be looking out that trek! it neither w

appears the fbi is looking into whether he did that in part on behalf of a foreign interest of ukrainian ollieeign government, foreign actor of any kind and if he did that and didn't register, that could be illegal, joshua. i would caution that we're getting a little bit of window into this. but this is an investigation that's been going on a long time. these warrants have been served. and there may be things they're looking at that we have no idea about this. is this may just be part of it. >> rudy giuliani claims that the evidence that was seized by the fbi was obtained inappropriately. here is part of what he said. >> the documents they seized easily half of them involve my representation of the president of the united states as a lawyer. and when i was a prosecutor when we used to obey the constitution, you would never do this. >> ken, this does seem unusual to execute a search warrant on a lawyer, especially a lawyer who used to represent a former president. >> josh warks i would say it's unprecedented except there's a precedent, it's another lawyer for president trump, michael cohen had

can i go for ollie the dog?! thank— that! can i go for ollie the dog?!ked at. there are huge weights — teeth looked at. there are huge weights because there are so many challenges facing dentists and the dental— challenges facing dentists and the dental profession. they were closed for a period — dental profession. they were closed for a period at the start of the pandemic _ for a period at the start of the pandemic. that meant waiting list built up— pandemic. that meant waiting list built up and they are still working under— built up and they are still working under restrictive practices to control— under restrictive practices to control the virus. if you think about— control the virus. if you think about it. _ control the virus. if you think about it. in _ control the virus. if you think about it, in people's mouth, dentists _ about it, in people's mouth, dentists are at the front line. lots of protective equipment, there is also time — of protective equipment, there is also time between patients to make sure that _ also time between patients to make s

olly foster. i'm assuming united are the favourites?— the favourites?rites. kick-off 15 minutes' - favourites. kick—off 15 minutes' time now. here are the baltic shores of north poland. huge favourites, man united but by theirfans of north poland. huge favourites, man united but by their fans from all football fans have been starved of life above 12 months now. a club of life above 12 months now. a club of this size, they have been starved of this size, they have been starved of trophies, four years is that when this competition underjose maria. they find steady progress under 0le gunnar solskjaer, one of the former star strikers, finishing six in the first half season. and third runner—up behind manchester city. but no trophies to show for his two and half seasons in charge. —— i jose mourinho. now win your way. be villareal. every manager and unai eme who is a specialist in the second—tier competition. he's won it three times with sevilla in a row, not arsenal out to boot in the semifinals, he might have another tactical masters that 0le gunnar solskj

ollie watkins is included.united states that a �*no travel�* advisory, will not affect american olympians. the tokyo games are just weeks away now and on monday the us state department warned americans against travelling to japan, because of a surge in coronavirus cases in the country. but the united states olympic & paralympic committee, says it still anticipates american athletes will be able to safely travel and compete. and the pga of america has apologised, after spectators overwhelmed security officials and swarmed around phil mickelson and brooks koepka on the final hole of the pga championship on sunday. when eventual champion mickelson's approach shot found the green at the 18th at kiawah island, he became surrounded by the crowd... as spectators raced to follow him up the fairway. his playing partner koepka, who's recovering from a dislocated kneecap, said he had been "dinged" a few times in the knee by the crowd. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. police in london

but ollie, i am wondering, if patents is really the essence of the problem here? —— polly. need to develop their own vaccine manufacturing "—— patents. and here we are in britain, and europe also sadly reluctant, as if preserving big pharma is more important than the lives of people in india and everywhere else. unless we vaccinate everywhere particularly the places that are now under such a poorly attacked by this virus, it will come back to bite us, it will come back to bite us, it will come back to bite us, it will come back in a variant form, the whole world has to be vaccinated and we have to get behind everywhere weekend. we could compensate big pharma letting go of their patents, there is nothing to stop government doing that. one way or another it has to be got out there as fast as possible. janet, you were making pre— much that point the last time you when i spoke on this programme a few months ago, that of course we are all in this together. in terms of the practicality, is it possible government ministers could turn around to voters in britain and say, you will w