i think paris st germain _ that one goes. it is. i think paris st germain are _ that one goes. ain are a _ that one goes. it is. i think paris st germain are a little _ that one goes. it is. i think paris st germain are a little bit - st germain are a little bit different in the league. byron munich from your still the standard bearers when it comes to europe. what they've achieved them and what they are capable of achieving. of course, manchester city will have an eye on this one because should manchester see off dortmund in next week's return like, they will play the winners in the semi final. you will be keeping — the winners in the semi final. you will be keeping everybody up today. five live sports on air from 7pm, kick off at 8pm. dennis, many thanks indeed. let's stay with football, because liverpool say racist abuse on social media "cannot be allowed to continue." trent alexander—arnold, sadio mane, and naby kayta were targeted in the lead up to last night's match against real madrid. in a statement, the club said... ——let�*s get more on thjis now from the former striker

manchester city taking on paris st germain in their semi—final, the first leg is in paris.arities between the two. since they were taken over by rival gulf states, both dominating their domestic leagues and cup competitions, but they have never cracked europe. in a moment we'll speak to a european cup finallist and star of french football back in the day but first here's adam wild on tonight's tie. all of the money in the world cannot always buy what you really want. for all the extravagant spending of paris and jimmy and football greatest prize has remained out of reach. at least until now. so with so much at stake, how much can they really enjoy paris in the springtime?— really enjoy paris in the s-urintime? , ., springtime? only one thing you can do is en'o springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the _ springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the game. _ springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the game. and - springtime? only one thing you can do is enjoy the game. and enjoy . springtime? only one thing you can| do is enjoy the game. and enjoy the res

and paris st germain reject the proposals.otland's lockdown easing will go ahead as planned on monday. the biggest changes since the country went into lockdown on boxing day will include the reopening of hospitality, gyms and non—essential shops. non—essential travel with england, wales and northern ireland will also be allowed for the first time this year. earlier today representatives from the other political parties in scotland gave their reaction to the announcement. all the public health evidence suggests that we are getting on top of this virus, there are less people catching covid—19 and the test positivity rate is still very low. the number of people in hospital and in icu remains very low and that is why i think we can safely and cautiously ease these restrictions a little bit quicker. i would have liked gyms to open before monday's scheduled reopening and i would have liked hospitality to have had the opportunity to do more when they do reopen on the 26th of april to bring forward some of those restrictions from the

for grabs this evening, with both liverpool and manchester city looking to join chelsea and paris st—germain in a moment where the task appears easier — but for liverpool, it could be quite the hill to climb at anfield against real madrid. they trail 3—1 from the first leg. radio 5 live commentator conor mcnamara is at anfield. i was here on saturday when liverpool got that late winner against aston villa in the premier league, it was one of those games where the performance itself wasn't what mattered, but the result was what mattered, but the result was what counted. i'm sure liverpool players would have been buzzing in the locker room afterwards. stephen, how important do you think that when on saturday will be for the players going into this game? the? on saturday will be for the players going into this game?— on saturday will be for the players going into this game? they will be feelin: on going into this game? they will be feeling on tap _ going into this game? they will be feeling on top of _ going into this game? they will be feeling on top of the _ going into this game? they will be

mauricio pochettino's paris st—germain advance in another twist on the road to istanbul.s it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lance price, the political commentator, and rosa prince, who's the editor of the house magazine. tomorrow's front pages. let's start with the metro. "it all looks a bit fishy, rishi" — the metro says the chancellor has been running scared, after failing to turn up to answer questions in the commons over the bid by david cameron to secure government—backed loans for greensill capital, the finance firm he worked for before it collapsed. the guardian writes that the scandal over the company's influence within the government has deepened and that one of britain's most senior civil servants began working as an adviser to the finance firm while still serving in whitehall. the daily mail also looks at the lobbying row, saying bill crothers spent several months as government procurement head and a greensill board adviser. the telegraph leads on

off injured as her side drew the first leg of their women's champions league semi—final with paris st—germain and could be a doubt for next weekend's return leg. alana cook equalised for ps6. in the other match — bayern munich edged chelsea 2—1, hanna glass scoring the winner on the day — but an important away goal for chelsea. there are still four quarter—final places up for grabs at the world snooker championships in sheffield. world number onejudd trump is 8—a up against fellow englishman david gilbert while stuart bingham leads jamiejones 8 frames to 5 in tonight's other match. that's all the sport for now. the oscars take place tonight —— with stars arriving at four venues, rather than appearing virtually. this is the scene in la outside one of the venues union station. this year's ceremony is taking place two months later than usual because of the pandemic. david fincher�*s �*mank�* is in the lead with 10 nominations. also one to look out for — nomadland, which has six nominations, including best actress for frances mcdormand. in a moment we'll hear from the director of one of the nomin

city's first champions league semifinal in five years, as they look to get the upper hand against paris st germainnd welcome to the bbc news at six. the independent watchdog that regulates political finance in the uk has launched a formal investigation into the funding of renovations to borisjohnson�*s downing street flat. the electoral commission said there were "reasonable grounds to suspect an offence or offences may have occurred". the row over who first paid for the renovations dominated prime minister's questions today. as our political editor, laura kuenssberg, explains, it's not against the rules to receive donations, but politicians must declare them so the public can see where the money has come from. there is no place like home. are you worried about _ there is no place like home. are you worried about the _ there is no place like home. are you worried about the investigation, - worried about the investigation, prime minister? find worried about the investigation, prime minister?— worried about the investigation, prime minister? and no fix like this for boris johnson _ prime minister? an

their hopes of glory were ended by paris st. germainwe had a run of 19 games without using. we are losing one match. i need to talk about my future? maybe a need to accept this? i don't agree. but i think you have to do your job. you have to talk to the people in the club. and i have one more year of contract. sanaa: take a look at this shot by south korean golfer amy yang. pulling off a hole in one at the championship in hawaii. it helped move her to -7 under par the halfway stage of the tournament. but she is still five flop shot's -- five shots away from the leader. that is it from me. back to maryam. maryam: thank you. that wraps up the newshour. i will see you shortly. goodbye for now. ♪ ee on america reframed... janet connors: if you believe that everything happens for a purpose, what could possibly be the purpose for my son to have been murdered? del toro: a grieving mother reaches out to her son's killers. janet: i wanted to meet with them, 'cause i wanted to let them know the only way they can make amends to me-- 'cause they ca

next up for manchester city is last years finalist paris st. germain.rning body is also having a three match ban to camara for then assaulting caddell in the tunnel after the game. his team the eight team—mate has also been suspended for four games. for a dangerously assaulting another player. dan evans will face world number onejunk player. dan evans will face world number one junk effect player. dan evans will face world number onejunk effect in player. dan evans will face world number one junk effect in the third round of the monte carlo masters after the british number one b poland player. the open champion six -- 461 poland player. the open champion six —— 461 did seem to struggle with illness but still a significant win for evans all the same. today is exactly 100 days until the start of the delayed tokyo 0lympics. exactly 100 days until the start of the delayed tokyo olympics. the postponement of the games last summer has had a contrasting impact on athletes and competitors. team gb swimming rugby seven has only started training together again. a

were beaten the champions league for the 1st time in more than 2 years losing $32.00 against paris st germain in the 1st leg of their quarter final kilian bobby starred for fiesta scoring twice in what was a rematch of last season's final the french side went to know within 30 minutes barring did manage to pull the score back to 2 all but they got the winner to ensure p.s.g. will go into the 2nd leg with 3 away goals you can go in for the see that are caught up with us i have to congratulate the players for their incredible efforts not only art scene but all professionals they're immersed in this crazy life where leading they're making a huge effort with a crazy schedule playing champions league domestic leagues cups international games i think they deserve all our respect chelsea have taken a huge step towards the semifinals the english side b. porto 2 nil away mason mountain ben shell while getting their goals i can understand that is that we feel the tension. when we can when it comes to quarterfinal and we accept the quality of a strong porto side which is a product klopp and motional klo

a repeat of last year's final, reigning champions bayern munich are already 1—0 down against paris st germaine bbc sports website. now, liverpool say racist abuse on social media "cannot be allowed to continue" after their players trent alexander—arnold and naby keita were targeted. both had racist emojis sent to them on instagram in the lead up to tuesday's champions league tie with real madrid. in a statement, the club said... ..saying that it was "utterly unacceptable". the club will work with the relevant authorities to try to identify and prosecute offenders and added that it... well, ahead of arsenal's europa league match against slavia prague tomorrow, midfielder willian had his say on the online racial abuse. we report it. we share it with you guys and we speak about that, but we want action, you know? we don't see any action, you know, from the authorities in that case, you know? and, yeah, i think we have to try better a way to stop it. staying with football, there's good news for fans in scotland, because the scottish government has given approval for 12,000 supporters to attend eu

in the away leg, last night, they did fall behind to paris st—germain, before half time, conceding ar equaliser. crossed the ball and it curled all the way in. and then riyadh mahrez found the gap in the psg wall, to make it 2—1, and give city the advantage for the second leg at the etihad. we were aggressive and attacked the ball with passion and we found the goals, we could have scored more. so just the half part for the job and the question is simple. so if we play shy and not who we are, everything the semi—finals of the world snooker championship start this afternoon after a dramatic set of last eight matches concluded last night, as the world number onejudd trump, was knocked out by shaun murphy. trump could have taken the match to a deciding frame but missed that red, and murphy finished up winning by 13—11 — he'll play karren wilson in the last four. i feel like, you know ifeel like, you know in rocky four where he gets completely pummelled by the russian for about an hour. did you see some of those shots, they were ridiculous, theyjust kept going on. then i took my chance. t

manchester city continue their bid for a first champions league title later — they are away to paris st germainom of the pure enjoyment of the game was talked about by real fans at all levels around the world. and the word enjoyment came across pep guardiola's lips on tuesday as he urged his star—studded manchester city team to enjoy their semi final challenge against psg. city team to enjoy their semi final challenge against p56.— city team to enjoy their semi final challenge against psg. there's only one thing you _ challenge against psg. there's only one thing you can — challenge against psg. there's only one thing you can do, _ challenge against psg. there's only one thing you can do, is _ challenge against psg. there's only one thing you can do, is enjoy - challenge against psg. there's only one thing you can do, is enjoy the i one thing you can do, is enjoy the game. and enjoy the responsibility, the pressure, enjoy the pressure, enjoy the responsibility, enjoy the fact that maybe you are not living more situations. but fact that maybe you are not living more situations.— more situations.

manchester city though, they beat borussia dortmund 2—1 on the night to set up a semi final against paris st—germain for the first round of this year's world snooker championship, as ronnie 0'sullivan begins his quest to win a record—equalling seventh world title. he'll begin the defence of the trophy against debutant markjoyce, who's ranked 46th in the world. elsewhere, uk championship winner neil robertson starts against liang wenbo, while the world number one judd trump will face liam highfield. with fewer than 100 days to go until the tokyo 0lympics, adam peaty has given us a taste of what he's capable of. competing at the british olympic selection trials, he won the 100 metre breastroke with ease. his time of 57.39 seconds was more than a second quicker than anybody else — and he's now recorded the 20 fastest times in the history of the event. and ben stokes has been named leading cricketer in the world for the second year in a row by wisden. he's currently injured with a broken finger, ruling him out of the ipl. but there was also a surprise inclusion in the bible of cricket. kent's darren ste

they were behind to paris st germain, at half time, conceding a marquinhos, header at a corner but afterngham 5 famous edgbaston ground is opening late to accommodate these young players, while also keeping to covid rules. joe wilson has this report. 10pm at edgbaston cricket is just beginning, indoors, in there. for birmingham team is immersed in a new league organised by warwickshire and the chance to shine charity. players are aged between 16 and 18 and are observing ramadan. the daylight hours of fasting and for reflection, but there is still time for cricket. it's better because we have no energy during the day, hardly, so it's better to play a night. i just it's better to play a night. i 'ust want to spread i it's better to play a night. i 'ust want to spread the i it's better to play a night. i 'ust want to spread the word h it's better to play a night. ijust want to spread the word that i want to spread the word that everybody can experience this and we are really— everybody can experience this and we are really proud of what is going on here _ are really proud of what is going o

mauricio pochettino's paris st germain advance in another twist on the road to istanbul.time whistle went sparking scenes of delirious joy as the players celebrated. an incredible achievement for a team made up mostly of part—timers. they only reformed to 17 years ago. it's unbelievable for the country. and, you know, there's going to be a ripple effect for years to come with us qualifying for the euros. so, it's absolutely unbelievable, and women's football in northern ireland can push on from here on in. and i would just say to any young girl watching tonight, i know the whole country was behind us, dreams really do come true. england suffered a second friendly defeat in the space of four days, with a goalkeeping blunder contributing to a 2—0 loss to canada. the interim boss said individual mistakes led to their defeat. evelyne viens put the canadians ahead in stoke following a defensive error, but keeper karen bardsley was at fault when nichelle prince made it 2—0. england lost 3—1 to france last week. and wales came from a goal down to draw 1—1 at home to denmark — je

when you look at other big european clubs, i am thinking about dortmund, bayern munich, paris st germainhe list goes — arsenal, no title since 2004. the list goes on. let's not get onto arsenal— list goes on. let's not get onto arsenal and where they are in the league _ arsenal and where they are in the league at — arsenal and where they are in the league at the moment. tottenham, where _ league at the moment. tottenham, where they— league at the moment. tottenham, where they are in the league. and the they— where they are in the league. and the they are in. it's clearly not right — the they are in. it's clearly not right our— the they are in. it's clearly not right. our government has spoken out about— right. our government has spoken out about it _ right. our government has spoken out about it. they have said that they will do _ about it. they have said that they will do everything in their power. the premier league obviously have spoken— the premier league obviously have spoken out. there is a rule in the premier— spoken out. there is a rule in the premier league, it is in the rule bo