celtic are keen to sign patrick roberts permanently if manchester city would let them.goal of the season followed by calum mcgregor taking his chance to go on the scoresheet, certainly had crossed the line. the 5—0 win neatly wrapped up the line. the 5—0 win neatly wrapped up by the line. the 5—0 win neatly wrapped up by robert's second. record equalling 103 points, a draw with hearts on sunday and brendan rodgers' side will become invincible. blackpool are through to the league 2 play—off final after beating luton town in 6—5 on aggregate at kenilworth road. leading 3—2 from the first leg, blackpool extended their overall lead through nathan delfonso. luton then staged a comback and then managed to get themselves in front from the spot — danny hylton converting after he was controversally fouled in the area. blackpool levelled then in dramatic style with a goal that will probably be given as a stuart moore own goal. exeter city beat carlisle 65 on aggregate. the match will take place, the showpiece event, on wembley on sunday, the 28th of may. championship side notting

patrick roberts picked up two of the goals for the champions at firhill, as brendan rodgers's side are away from going through the entire scottish premiership season undefeated, having drawn four matches and won 33, leaving them 30 points clear of second placed aberdeen. the swedish football federation postponed thursday's top flight game between gothenburg and aik after an allegation of an attempt to fix the match. it's been established that an aik player was approached and asked to ensure that his team lost. in a statement from the sff, they say... "the starting point for all of our games is that they're safe and conducted in a sporting manner. based on the information we've received, we cannot guarantee that the ifk gothenburg and aik game is a safe match." here's spenser bomholt of radio sweden. so, this is really the first insta nce so, this is really the first instance on this top level that we have heard about before. this has happened quite a bit in basketball and football in the lower leagues. in 2016a and football in the lower leagues. in 2016 a lower division team had almost

patrick roberts scored twice as they won 5—0 at partick thistle.orld number two beat spain‘s roberto bautista—agut in straight sets. he says he‘s "on track" in his build—up to the defence of his french open title later this month. djokovic won 6—4, 6—4, and he‘ll now facejuan martin del potro who beat japan‘s kei nishikori. rafael nadal is also through to the quarter—finals. he beat jack sock of the united states in straight sets and remains on course for an eighth rome masters title. nadal, the numberfour seed, will now face the austrian dominic thiem in the quarter—finals. meanwhile, garbine muguruza is among those through to the quarter—finals of the women‘s singles. the number three seed from spain, who‘s preparing to defend her french open title, beat germany‘s julia gorges in straight sets. muguruza won 7—5, 6—4, to seal her place in the last eight. muguruza will now play venus williams, who beat the number five seed from great britain, johanna konta, in three sets. konta had won their previous meetings, but williams, the number nine seed, ca

patrick roberts came within inches. at 90 minutes the dons were hanging on. australia who was about to become a legend. victory and history that means more for having had to fight for it, celtic, scotland's invincibles. there is more action to come at hamden ina there is more action to come at hamden in a couple of weeks. in a couple of weeks scotland play host to england in world cup qualifier. will it be as tense and rheumatic as the scottish cup final was mike would have long to find out. it's been a dream, any manager coming in at the beginning of the season, you couldn't write down what we would have done. i said to the players before they went out that this is a game where you want them to write about it afterwards, but you have to make history, it doesn't just happen. and the players did that. the second half in particular, they were brilliant. there was a thrilling climax to rugby union's premiership final. the match between exeter and wasps went to extra—time, but it's exeter who eventually came out on top. the score was tied at 20 all after 80 minut

patrick roberts came within inches. at 90 minutes the dons were hanging on.young man from australia who was about to become a legend. victory and history that means more for having had to fight for it, celtic, scotland's invincibles. more big action to come at hamden, ina more big action to come at hamden, in a couple of weeks scotland play host to england in the world cup qualifier. will it be as tense and dramatic an occasion as the scottish cup final? we don't have long to find out. this is exceptional. for the season to go all the way through the league without getting defeated on to win two trophies and clear up the treble, it's the best feeling you could ever experience. this is the best feeling ever. you couldn't expect anything better. it is huge tribute everyone behind the scenes who has worked hard all through the season, and what we have dedicated through the season has been incredible. it's been a dream, any manager coming in at the beginning of the season, you couldn't write down what we would have done. i said to the players before they went out

patrick roberts within inches. at 90 minutes dons were hanging on.re for having had to fight for it, celtic, scotland's invincible ‘s. this is exceptional. for the season to go all the way through the week without getting defeated on to win two trophies and clear up the travel, it's the best feeling you could ever experience. this is the best feeling ever. you couldn't expect anything better. it is huge tribute everyone behind the scenes who has worked hard all through the season, and what we have dedicated to the season has been incredible. it's been a dream, any manager coming in at the beginning of the season, you couldn't write down what we would have done. i said to the players before they went out that this is a game where you want them to write about it afterwards, but you have to make history, it doesn't just happen. and the players did that. the second half in particular, they were brilliant. the fa cup final has just kicked off at wembley and it sees chelsea looking to claim a league and cup double this season while arsenal are aiming for a

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an impeachable offense, but he says he respects the decision to appoint robert mueller as a special counsel. we are joined by patrickrmstrong of plurimi wealth. we have interesting comment second to the heart of the matter. this is from one of our trader notes on the bloomberg about whether this is a game changing scenario or not. traders and algorithms can change their mind on a dime, but macro models cannot. unless this is game changing, there is an inclination to put positions back on as soon as we see the turmoil. >> i think it is not a .ignificant risk it is probably a long-term frustration that trump is continually distracting from governing. getting health care or tax reform through. he spent the first two months fighting the media, now he is defending what has happened on the campaign, links to russia. that is the real problem with this. it is a slow burn of negative consequence, and almost an opportunity cost of what could be done, rather than a real event cost. eva sayse ceo from of it is a -- the ceo from aviva says this is a speed bump. ,n terms of the bumps and humps there is more to come. the s&p rose

patrick moynihan and for the supreme court. it is wonderful to welcome you back to campus and with the sustained commitment please join me to welcome the honorable robert katzman. [applause] one eyed and for the efforts to promote understanding and difficult issues the confront our society. the adn that to create the bridge between the law center downtown to make that a reality and that beneficiary loewy's be grateful to him. so the bernsteins' symposium bring some campuses together and a program this afternoon of the main campus in the georgetown law center faculty and bin and we participate the purges of patients in previous years to come to the department and then for all the wise counsel one in the memory there is some music out there that speaks to each of us something universal so it is the distinct pro-forma to understand universal values. so with that washington national opera at the kennedy center. the washington post or a paisley vest not only as a performance but her writing as well for timing isn't material of delivery we're all more polished. injustice prevails. so i think you know, where i'm headed. with the supreme court bench reactions

other words, i don't know that robert mueller is a kind of guy who will turn into captain ahab pursuing the great white whale. remember the case of the special prosecutor patrick fitzgerald who was named to investigate the leak about -- in the valerie plane case. remember that? he found out almost immediately that it came from the deputy secretary of state. but he continued to investigate long after that. he tried to catch karl rove in a perjury trap. the investigation was way too protracted and went too far afield. that is why people worry about special prosecutors. there is also the question of accountability, which it sounds from this announcement, as of mueller will be accountable to the main justice department. >> martha: it is interesting. this came from rod rosenstein, which it would have to, as we have established. if you look back over the last couple of weeks in terms of his involvement in this, there was a moment when the letter came out that he said that jim comey was being fired. the white house then said, it is just because rod rosenstein is new here on the job and he took a look at all of this and decided that he had to go. he pushed back on tha