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and elation for chelsea as they're through to the fa cup final after a thrilling 4—2 win over spurs at wembley evening and welcome to bbc news. 0n the first weekend of campaigning for the general election, the focus has been on taxes. theresa may, campaigning in the west midlands today, refused to be drawn on whether she would raise income tax, vat or national insurance. meanwhile, the labour leaderjeremy corbyn was campaigning in manchester and promised that the tax burden will fall on those with the broadest shoulders, if he wins onjune 8th. here's our political correspondent ben wright. get ready for the knock at your door. today, the prime minister took her campaign message to dudley and one voter may have spoken for many. i couldn't understand why you called an election within three years to go. i think we need a stronger negotiating hand in europe. but this general election is notjust about brexit and all the parties are rapidly writing manifesto is full —— and all the parties are rapidly writing manifestos full of pledges and promises. the issue of tax will be prominent and theresa may

it was a pulsating semifinal at wembley with some great goals as spurs equalised twice only for chelseay is at wembley for us, patrick, cheslea proving just too strong for tottenham in the end. indeed. they are tending to a battered pitch after an exciting evening. the ball had this rivalry because of the history and geography. spurs at the youthful energy, chelsea the more proven winners. it set up a frenzied match, but it began on a very sombre note will stop before the match, a reminder of more important matters. the former england defender died yesterday aged 1m. football remembers. in the battle of the premier league‘s top two, chelsea we re premier league‘s top two, chelsea were quickly on the front foot, and leaving eden hazard on the bench raise eyebrows, but the man who replaced raise the roof. headed in five minutes, antonio conte‘s chelsea off to a flying start. totte n ha m chelsea off to a flying start. tottenham have struggled playing at wembley and now needed to send all in quickly. harry game‘s header did just that. his 26th goal of the season just that. his 26th goal of

spurs are out of the fa cup, after a thrilling 4—2 win for chelsea at wembley takes them into the cupvictorian era — the national grid says 24 hours—worth of electricity has been generated without using coal for the first time since 1882.

and staying with wembley because tottenham have confirmed they'll play their home games there next season. spursa new stadium built next to their current home at white hart lane, but they'll need to move out for the 2017/18 season to finish off the new 60,000 plus seater venue. it's been quite a week at newcastle united. they clinched promotion to the premier league on monday, were the subject of a raid by revenue and custom officials on wednesday and tonight needed to win at cardiff city to keep their hopes of the championship title alive. and a 2—0 win means they are now just a point behind brighton as hannah lupton reports. a show of solidarity in an extraordinary week for newcastle united. whatever issues surround the club, their supporters always travel in numbers. the home sides doc first. it didn't count. the cardiff player penalised for climbing. the first half had an end of season feel. this strike creating a respite. at newcastle needed to avoid defeat. —— a rare spot. newcastle had a scare shortly after the break. the game was craving quality. it was served up by the chelsea man who w

spurs are out of the fa cup, after a thrilling 4—2 win for chelsea at wembley takes them into the cupal. britain's first coal—free day since the victorian era — the national grid says 2a hours—worth of electricity has been generated without using coal for the first time since 1882. now it is our world. to tradition in sulawesi is that when someone dies, their body is reserved and it can often their body is reserved and it can ofte n ta ke their body is reserved and it can often take months, sometimes years, when the funeral takes place. from the start, this programme contains images of corpses which some viewers may find disturbing. it's the great unspoken. a taboo. something that i've had to face up to recently myself. most of us don't know how to think or talk about death. but there are some people who do think they know. on the indonesian island of sulawesi, centuries—old customs make the dead a constant part of day—to—day life. i have come here to learn more about these remarkable practices, which blur the line between this world and the next. a morbid obsession? or a healthier wa

spurs are out of the fa cup after a thrilling 4—2 win for chelsea at wembley takes them into the cupinal. britain's first coal—free day since the victorian era — the national grid says 2a hours—worth of electricity has been generated without using coal for the first time since 1882. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european and former newspaper editor eve pollard. i'm really looking forward to tonight, ladies. tomorrow's front pages: the mail on sunday claims the conservatives‘ opinion poll lead has been slashed in half because of theresa may's plans over tax and pensions. theresa may parks her battle tanks on labour's lawn, according to the sunday times, as it reports on tory manifesto plan to offer £100 off energy bills for workers. the sunday express claims "one—in—seven labour voters turns "tory" in a forthcoming political earthquake as the paper "tory" in the election as the paper reports that labour voters are deserting jeremy corbyn. jeremy corbyn "puts uk at terror

wembley. it's a clash between the premier league's top two teams — as chelsea face spurs in the semifinal of theia's tennis captain ilie nastase is banned from the rest of the fed cup —— after foul—mouthed comments which left britonjohanna konta in tears. good afternoon. 0n the first weekend of campaigning for the general election, the focus has been on taxes. theresa may in the west midlands today, refused to be drawn on whether she would raise income tax, vat or national insurance. meanwhile the labour leader jeremy corbyn in manchester, has promised that the tax burden will fall on those with the broadest shoulders, if he wins onjune eighth. here's our political correspondent ben wright. get ready for the knock at your door. today the prime minister to her campaign message to dudley and wonderful to me have spoken for many. i couldn't understand why you cold another election with three yea rs cold another election with three years to go. i once the strongest possible negotiating hand in europe. this general election is notjust about brexit and the parties are writing manifestos for the pledge

but spurs have lost the chance to wind a trophy, and they have lost again at wembley.g up. so, a great game at wembley between the two sides chasing the premier league title. twice, spurs had to claw chelsea back. a brilliant finish from dele alli levelled the game at 2—2 in the second half. and what was chelsea‘s response? this from nemanja matic. so, 4—2 the final score, and chelsea just one win from the trophy. it is great to fight for the title. it is great to reach for the final fa cup. a great competition. but, yeah, i am pleased for my players and i also love our fans. we dominated the game completely but they were more clinical than us. we played fantastically. we played in our way and philosophy. we tried to play like we normally play. but it is true that they were so clinical. in the other fa cup semi—final, arsenal take on manchester city this afternoon. the scottish cup continues this weekend too, and there‘s an old firm derby at 12 o‘clock today. either rangers or celtic will face aberdeen who are already into the final. they were impressive yesterday agai

spurs are left with the blues after a thrilling 4—2 result at wembley puts chelsea within touching distancetrophy. romania's tennis captain ilie nastase is banned from the fed cup after apparent verbal abuse reduced britain'sjohanna konta to tears. and in half an hour, pop up lebanon heads the dangerous bekar valley, a border region with syria, to meet a drugs kingpin. good evening and welcome to bbc news. on the first weekend of campaigning for the general election, the focus has been on taxes. theresa may, campaigning in the west midlands today, refused to be drawn on whether she would raise income tax, vat or national insurance. meanwhile, the labour leader jeremy corbyn, in manchester, has promised that the tax burden will fall on those with the broadest shoulders, if he wins onjune 8th. here's our political correspondent ben wright. get ready for the knock at your door. today, the prime minister took her campaign message to dudley and one voter may have spoken for many. i couldn't understand why you called an election with three years to go. i think we need a stronger negotiating hand

spurs are out of the fa cup, after a thrilling 11—2 win for chelsea at wembley takes them into the cupbritain's first coal—free day since the victorian era — the national grid says 2a hours—worth of electricity has been generated without using coal for the first time since 1882. now on bbc news, benjamin zand takes the bbc‘s mobile bureau to lebanon and explores lebanon's cannabis trade. translation: hello and welcome to sunny lebanon. this is bbc pop up. bbc pop up is the bbc‘s mobile bureau. we travel to different cities for a month at a time and make documentaries out of your story ideas. and this month, it's beirut. lebanon is a very small country at the edge of the middle east. just bordering syria and israel. historically, these borders have meant that it's been at thw centre of many middle eastern conflicts, despite its small size. for centuries, it's acted as a refuge for minorities in the middle east. translation: we have christians, sunni muslims, shia muslims, druze. there's no place like it on earth. it has taken in more syrian refugees than every other country in the world

and staying with wembley because tottenham have confirmed they'll play their home games there next season. spurst home at white hart lane but they'll need to move out for the 2017/18 season to finish off the new 60,000 plus seater venue. meanwhile, maria sharapova is through to the semi—final of stuttgart‘s wta tournament as she continues her comeback from a drugs ban. sharapova saw off estonian qualifier annette kontaveit for her third—straight win on her return after 15 months out of the game. she'll play france's kristina mladenovic in the last four. romania's former world number one tennis player ilie nastase has apologised for comments he made about serena williams‘ unborn child. williams accused nastase of racism after he was overheard asking if the baby would be "chocolate with milk?". the two—time grand slam champion has been provisionally suspended by the international tennis federation. tennis federation who have launched an investigation... but nastase told the bbc his reaction was ‘spontaneous'. do you think if i said copy with milk it is a racial word? do you think if i said copy wi

chelsea remain on course for a domestic double, after beating spurs in the semi—final of the fa cup. the league leaders won 4—2 at wembley eden hazard put chelsea in front for a third time, before the blues scored a fourth goal, to seal their place in may's final. proud for this achievement. it is great for... for the players, yes. for me, because for me this is the first season in england. it is great to fight for the title, and then to reach the final fa cup. a great competition. but yes, i am reach the final fa cup. a great competition. but yes, iam pleased for my players, and also for our fans. tributes have been paid to the italian cyclist who was killed on sunday after being hit by a van during a training ride. the rider, who won the 201! during a training ride. the rider, who won the 2011 giro d'italia, was 28 years old. as the alpine ski season comes to an end, one of the problems facing resorts is the effect of rising temperatures, causing glaciers to melt. some have diminished by a quarter over the past a0 years. sara thornton has travelled to the austrian alps, to a resort built on a glacier, where authorities

for the first—round of the president shall election and an sport spurs are out of the fa cup after a thrilling 4—2 win for chelsea at wembleyovernment has declared tomorrow a day of national mourning, after the deaths of more than 140 soldiers, killed in a taliban attack. it happened at a military base in the north of the country, with the militants apparently disguised as soldiers. 0ur south asia correspondent justin rowlatt reports. it was during afternoon prayers that two suicide bombers blasted open the entrance to this army base in the north of afghanistan yesterday. eight other fighters, dressed in afghan army uniforms, used heavy machine guns to attack the dining areas of the base and the mosque. afghan troops have been pouring into the area. the battle lasted for five hours, and today dozens of injured soldiers were being treated in a local hospital. translation: when i came out of the mosque after prayers, three people with army uniforms and an army vehicle started shooting at us. the assault on the army base is a shocking reminder ofjust how tough the ongoing battle in afghanistan is. last month in afghan special

spurs keep up the pressure, beating north london rivals arsenal at white hart lane. heavyweight world champion anthonyjoshua keeps his feet on the ground after his stunning wembley triumphr him? and mercedes driver valteri bottas wins the russian grand prix, but there's no champagne for teammate lewis hamilton. so there's lots in store over the next 15 or so minutes but we start with football. five of the premier league's top six sides were in action, and chelsea maintained their lead at the summit with a 3—0 win over everton at goodison park. hannah lupton watched the action. the title is getting closer for chelsea. and manager antonio conte wants to keep matters in their own hands. goodison park is not an easy place to visit, as everton have won their last eight league games here. calvert lewin warning. it was an entertaining first half, with both teams willing to attack. the only thing that was missing, the finishing. it was uncharacteristic from eden hazard, but then the pendulum swung... a swipe of pedro's left foot. 66 minutes, and a strike worthy of champions. captain cahill bundled in a second. it was not the prettiest, but they all count. football is a squad ga

and staying with wembley because tottenham have confirmed they'll play their home games there next season. spursor the 2017/18 season to finish off the new 60,000 plus seater venue. the first stage of the tour de yorkshire has been marred by a big crash within sight of the finish line in scarborough. danish rider magnus cort nielsen fell with less than two hundred yards to go on the 107 mile stage. the crash brought down several other riders including 22—year—old briton tao geoghegan—hart, who's in his first season as a professional rider with team sky. dutchman dylan groene—wegen won the stage, all those caught up in the crash will be given the same time. andy murray is through to the semi—finals of the barcelona 0pen after a hard —fought victory against albert ramos—vinolas who knocked murray out of the monte carlo masters last week. the spaniard took the first set, but the world number one fought back to take the second and the third went to tie break which murray won 7—4. that's all the sport for now. join us at 6:30 for a boxing special sportsday as 0llie foster is live at wembley ahead of

and staying with wembley because tottenham have confirmed they'll play their home games there next season. spurst lane but they'll need to move out for the 2017/18 season to finish off the new 60,000 plus seater venue. newly promoted newcastle will keep alive their championship title hopes with a win at cardiff tonight. it's goalless at the moment and if newcastle lose, brighton will be champions. there's one match which affects the foot of the scottish premiership this evening, inverness who are bottom by five points, are at ross county, goalless at the moment. andy murray is through to the semi—finals of the barcelona open after a hard —fought victory against albert ramos—vinolas — who knocked murray out of the monte carlo masters last week. the spaniard took the first set, but the world number one fought back to take the second and the third went to tie break which murray won 7—4. meanwhile, maria sharapova is through to the semi—final of stuttgart‘s wta tournament as she continues her comeback from a drugs ban. sharapova saw off estonian qualifier annette kontaveit for her third—straight win

spurs were once accused of parking the bus against chelsea, that is unlikely to be the case tomorrow but he will be making that trip back to wembleys get more on the cup semi—finals with the former manchester united assistant rene meulensteen... welcome. we have two teams going toe to toe for the title, that should be a great occasion or will that cancel each other out? i think it is going to bea each other out? i think it is going to be a great game, but as you say, the game is going to be much more than just the game is going to be much more thanjust a the game is going to be much more than just a place the game is going to be much more thanjust a place in the game is going to be much more than just a place in the final. that's what the game is about. for both teams is the opportunity to make a big statement. there will be a psychological advantage? that title run—in? a psychological advantage? that title run-in? absolutely, the chelsea result at old trafford, they had one week to lick their wounds and come back to prepare for this game. they wanted to come back on top. gary cahill has been in hospital this week with gastroenter

spurs are out of the fa cup after a thrilling 4—2 win for chelsea at wembley takes them into the finalitain's first coal—free day since the victorian era, gag 5351551 e13 5m: ‘: 77 “f. generated without using coal. bringing us tomorrow. with me are bonnie greer, playwright and writer for the new european and former newspaper editor eve pollard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. in one of many polls in the weekend papers, the mail on sunday claims the conservatives‘ opinion poll lead has been slashed in half because of theresa may's plans over tax and pensions. the sunday mirror claims their survey gives the tories their biggest lead since 1991, with more than 50% of the vote. theresa may parks her battle tanks on labour's lawn according to the sunday times as it reports on tory manifesto plan to offer £100 off energy bills for workers. a poll in the sunday express suggest one in seven labour voters will switch to the tories in the upcoming election. the sunday telegraph has an interview with patrick mclaughlin, chairman of the conservatives, who claims thatjeremy corbyn is not