fergus walsh, medical editor in salford, _ private.ergus walsh, medical editor in salford, thank you. i inquests are expected to begin today into the deaths of five people in a helicopter crash at leicester city's king power stadium more than six years ago. the club's billionaire owner was among those killed when the aircraft span out of control shortly after take—off. 0ur midlands correspondent phil mackie reports. this was the aftermath of the crash in october 2018, in which five people died shortly after leicester's premier league game against west ham. air accident investigators said, in a report published in 2023, that the leonardo aw169's rear rotor blade failed as it took off from the king power stadium. it caused the helicopter to spin out of control. it crashed a short distance away and caught fire. everyone on board was killed. the report also said that all safety checks had been properly carried out, and the pilot couldn't have done anything to prevent the accident. it led to an outpouring of grief at the time that encompass

what are the odds on an upset at the etihad 7 league two side salford city have travelled across townford's ownership model features several famous former united faces and the club are third in the table having won their last six games. city have won their last two games after a recent dismal run of form, and jeremy doku put them ahead after 7 minutes. salford struggled to get out of their own half and divine mubama put city 2 nil up on his debut after 20 minutes. still time for another before the break. it was 3—0 at half—time. here are some of the other results today in what's been a relatively straight forward day for sides in the premier league aside from brentford. wins for wolves, leicester, bournemouth, chelsea, brighton and nottingham forest. leeds and harrogate is currently no— nil. you can see this is currently on the bbc sport website now. —— — leeson harrogate is currently 0—0. the fourth round of the women's fa cup is also underway, but brighton's tie with durham was postponed due to a frozen pitch, despite kick off being moved back an hour and a half in an attempt to hel

i've been living in salford the last eight years. my hometown, i would say no hometown, you know my where i'm living. and the last six games, six clean sheets, six victories. so huge respect for them. what they do, the intensity. yeah, take it seriously. of course like always we have been in this club since i arrived. and hopefully we can do a good game and make the three victories in a row. a long time didn't happen. david moyes is back at goodison park, after being appointed everton manager for the second time, 12 years after his last very succesful stint there. he lead everton for more than 500 games between 2002 and 2013, guiding the club to four european campaigns and the 2009 fa cup final before taking over from alex ferguson at manchester united. he has since had two spells at west ham, which included winning the europa conference league in 2023, but has been out of work since leaving the hammers at the end of last season. gael monfils made history by becoming the oldest winner of an atp tour singles title with victory at the

league two side salford city have travelled across town to play manchester city at the etihad but it's for them salford's ownership model features several famous former united faces and the club are third in the table having won their last six games. city have won their last two games after a recent dismal run of form, and goals from jeremy doku and divine mubama on his debut put city 2—0 up after 20 minutes. there was still time for another before the break. this time nico o'reilly getting his name on the scoresheet for the first time in a city shirt. 3—0 at half—time, the goals have since rained down. 4 more followed including a hat—trick forjames mcatee they lead it — zero with around ten minutes on the clock. —— they lead 8—0. here are some of the other results today. apart from brentford, it's been a relatively straight forward day for sides in the premier league. wins for wolves, leicester, bournemouth, chelsea, brighton and nottingham forest. leeds hosting league 2's harrogate currently i—o to leeds with minutes to go and coventry 1— 0 with sheffield wednesday. see highlights fr

i'm living in salford the last eight years.inst my neighbourhood, so my hometown, i would say no hometown, you know my where i'm living. and the last six games. six clean sheets, six victories. so huge respect for them. what they do, the intensity and. yeah, take it seriously. of course like always have been in this club since i arrived. and hopefully we can do a good game and make the three victories in a row. a long time didn't happen. it's the start of a huge few weeks for the england women's cricket team, who are in australia, trying to win the ashes for the first time in a decade...it all starts with the first one day international, in sydney tonight and while the talk there is all about the ashes, the england captain, heather knight, has commented on the recent controversy surrounding the men's match against afghanistan in pakistan next month. some mp�*s want england to boycott the match due to many issues under the taliban, including the treatment of women. pleased to come from the top and it needs to be a really clear m

a big talking point after manchester city's 8—0 thrashing of salford — the future of their defender kylerstand the success that we had this these years without kyle. it's impossible. having our right—back and give us something that we didn't have and have been amazing. but now, in his mind, he would like to explore already, to go to another country, to play the last years for many reasons. and for that reason, i prefer, you know, playing players his mind is here. that's all. it's not been a good start for england in the women's ashes, beaten by australia in the opening one—day match in sydney. ash gardner punished them with the ball and the bat. gardner took 3 wickets as england were bowled out for 203, and then scored an unbeaten 42 to lead australia to victory with more than 11 overs to spare. it's a relentless schedule to this multi—format series, the second one—day match takes place in melbourne tomorrow. the australian open is under way, but the first day has been affected by downpours and bad weather. this is for the outside courts. no issues for aryna sabalenka on rod laver arena

good morning manchester city cruise through to the fa cup fourth round with an 8—0 will win over salfordbut captain kyle walker tells them in a shock move that he wants to leave. and no rooney , wants to leave. and no rooney, no problem. plymouth. throw up the day's only cup shock with victory at brentford. >> it's a foggy start to sunday out there for some of us. join me later for the full weather details to see how things will develop today. >> it's just gone. >> it's just gone. >> 6:00 i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond and this is gb news breakfast. >> i'm filled with moral outrage this morning. oh, gosh. >> moral outrage. why.7 >> moral outrage. why? >> ladies and gents, is this is this that i've read? and it's in the observer this morning. so, you know, the gig economy. so it's like people who work in bars and restaurants and things and all that sort of thing anyway, and retail people. anyway, there's this new payment system being brought in for, for one company. and whereas if you want to be paid quickly, you have to give them 5% of your wages. what? yeah. so if you want to be