everton had earlier led their attack on the super league six. " of those involved. aston villa called it a "sinister scheme". their chief executive, christian purslow, was in the premier league meeting. the board made it quite clear that they are contemplating the most severe of sanctions against these six clubs because they have behaved in a way which self—evidently damages the league as a whole and their 11; fellow shareholders. all i can say is that there was quite unanimous sadness, anger, disgust at the events of the last three days amongst every single one of those 11; clubs. borisjohnson and the culture secretary, oliver dowden, were holding a zoom call with supporters' groups, while the labour leader, sir keir starmer, did the same, offering to help them rise up against the super league. there was talk of a legislative bomb to stop the rebel six breaking away. afterjames milner�*s interview the night before, more and more players made their opinions clear. marcus rashford, one of the most influential young men in the country, tweeted this

and yeah they did they just won some of the some of the power back in the super league that the announced kind was the last of the tipping point for many fans and that's what led to these protests nick what division this exit him. so we're in league 2 we're in long distance from arsenal. at the moment but at the moment the well. you know it's really interesting thing because one of the things the that the the super league mate made you think about was this idea of actually the city can can be aspirational at the moment that there is no limit to where we can get if you work hard if we get if we improve the team and so on and so forth what the super league effectively done is put a cap on that on that as pressure makes you don't get relegated if you can nothing happens you're saying then just make a lot of money perhaps i think you killed the integrity of the game but by doing that i and it's i agree with c.j. it's interesting we talk about owners and you know that the trust that on share of owners affects the city football club but nobody really owns a football club belongs in the commune

, . , european super league idea was a bit of a stinkeri, ., , ., ~ european super league idea was aker! james, thank you very much, james and sian, _ of a stinker! james, thank you very much, james and sian, thank- of a stinker! james, thank you very much, james and sian, thank you i of a stinker! james, thank you very - much, james and sian, thank you both very much for the time being, we will discuss at 11:30pm. hey, welcome to click. this week, we want to make you feel good through the medium of music. i don't know about you, lara, but i've been listening to a lotta, lotta music in the last year. i love a good tune to run to, but i do find it quite difficult to decide what music i want, so i end up downloading one song and then just having it on repeat for the whole of my 5k. do you do anything like that? is that weird? no, i don't. and yes, that is weird. it's not that sea shanty, is it? no. cos that would be, like, too weird. i tell you what, though, sometimes i do find myself listening to a really small set of songs. for me, it's the amazing band chvrches, which i think have g

in the super league was created because the rich keeping their money. and not feeling it down to the little it seems or the community please i want to make sure. i think you know we are. one of the fields that would say that to me really kill people and really care about community you know we as i said. our i want to go on and our priority is the community and the local community and that i think it we. owe it so we need that the mall need. to think about it can our way back in. and at and in the night and i respect what wing and i think this is the way to do it and i and i need doesn't mean that badly. talking globally means that you forget about your or your tradition for your community. why don't you have a great job you better still come back on the street one taught us that with the kind of thoughts in the. right i really have to wonder why haven't also come out on the chairs are going to put some of them t. didn't ask people really intrigued about what is going on in football right now that says that it's the fans that animate their matches footba

the super league to propose super league that was very quickly destroyed and decimated was much because of the way that fans reacted with the team owners and with the clubs themselves they didn't espouse the principles that the fans believed and the fans made themselves and made their opinions known to important things to do 1st this year actually only after she got presence. distance from the club don't come to games. there's no show of passion and certainly the financial backing that should actually release a lot of fans you know there are trucks directly acidic to love. what are these groups the far future the police for the relief. efforts in. the relieved loving the chelsea side and like us. one of the things that you are doing at is an essay you all cool ting international fans you want to go go all over all i'm wondering if the sound reaction to that big global cops is scaring you off how is he going to do it. well i think you know it's almost. a need for a more clad court going to nationally. it's very important where i've got an international and global audience. at the same ti

so it appears that the six clubs were part of the super league project, they�*ve been ostracised to anthe severity of sanctions but also to set out in as much stone as they can achieve what the rules are, if you want to be a part of the premier league. you must abide by the rules to protect the competition. this abide by the rules to protect the competition-— abide by the rules to protect the cometition. , , ., ., , ., competition. this is about money, of course. it usually _ competition. this is about money, of course. it usually is, _ competition. this is about money, of course. it usually is, isn't— competition. this is about money, of course. it usually is, isn't it? - competition. this is about money, of course. it usually is, isn't it? but- course. it usually is, isn�*t it? but it�*s also provoked incredible reactions from the fans. how likely is it that the big clubs that were thinking about breaking away could take legal action themselves to stop the charter? i�*m take legal action themselves to stop the charter?— the charter? i'm not a lawyer but i think they'd _ the charter?

where _ regular in the european super league where we _ regular in the european super league where weh is a good _ compass coming back to england which is a good thing and there's been more _ is a good thing and there's been more football success and must london — more football success and must london today and yet, just interesting to see that sport is back— interesting to see that sport is back on— interesting to see that sport is back on the front pages and i think what _ back on the front pages and i think what a _ back on the front pages and i think what a relief after the year we've had come — what a relief after the year we've had come to the weird football season— had come to the weird football season of all sorts of sport but quite _ season of all sorts of sport but quite nice _ season of all sorts of sport but quite nice to see something she sort of normal— quite nice to see something she sort of normal on the front page and on sports _ of normal on the front page and on sports page. of normal on the front page and on sports page-— of normal on the front page and on sports p

you mention how the european super league - to be fair.ow the european super league was - to be fair. you mention how the i european super league was almost like a trigger to the fans and how they were feeling within this debate at the moment. do you think fans are likely to forgive and forget anytime soon particularly when fans are allowed back into the ground? let’s allowed back into the ground? let's aet one allowed back into the ground? let's get one thing _ allowed back into the ground? let's get one thing clear. _ allowed back into the ground? let�*s get one thing clear. united fans are behind the manager of the team. we all want to support the team. but we feel like the team and players have got their hands tied around their back sometimes. i think the club and the revenue the club makes it's not really being in that into the structure of the clubs etc. people are really missing football. fans of all clubs. the atmosphere would be a lot better when football is allowed back. i'd be very surprised if hard—core fans, i don't think they

proceedings against barcelona, juventus and real madrid over their involvement in the proposed european super league could even be expelled from uefa competitions. it was a bad day for the brits in french open qualifying at roland garros as samantha murray, jay clarke and jodie burrage all crashed out. overtime against denmark — but eventually lost 3—2. the brits got off to a great start as well, ben o'connor giving them the lead inside the first 3 minutes. afterfalling behind, gb drew level to then force overtime, but it was denmark who went on to get the winner. britain face belarus in their 4th group game tomorrow. they're 7th in their group of 8 — the top 4 from each group go through to the quarter—finals. it's a year since the death of george floyd. the murder of an african—american man at the hands of a white police officer sparked protests notjust in the us, but around the world. athletes such as lewis hamilton, naomi osaka and england footballers marcus rashford and raheem sterling have spoke out against systemic racism. former england defender ashley cole believes their stance can help the

and even though that super league.h that super league has not withered on the vine, the fans are still protesting at the owners. it is a very difficult situation because there are a number of clubs particularly in the premier league who are owned by incredibly affluent people who are not from the uk, they perhaps do not understand how football works in the uk, the sort of grass roots level of the game. and there has been the somatic clash between the fans and the owners, really graphically illustrated by these photos. we 'ust lost ou illustrated by these photos. we 'ust lost you there. fl illustrated by these photos. we 'ust lost you there, but i illustrated by these photos. we 'ust lost you there, but we i illustrated by these photos. we 'ust lost you there, but we will i illustrated by these photos. we 'ust lost you there, but we will stickh lost you there, but we will stick with it. the guardian, carrying on with it. the guardian, carrying on with this story, joe. your thoughts on what took place today? figs with this

everton had earlier led their attack on the super league six. ns against these six clubs because they have behaved in a way which self—evidently damages the league as a whole and their 14 fellow shareholders. all i can say is that there was quite unanimous sadness, anger, disgust at the events of the last three days amongst every single one of those 14 clubs. borisjohnson and the culture secretary, oliver dowden, were holding a zoom call with supporters' groups, while the labour leader, sir keir starmer, did the same, offering to help them rise up against the super league. there was talk of a legislative bomb to stop the rebel six breaking away. afterjames milner�*s interview the night before, more and more players made their opinions clear. marcus rashford, one of the most influential young men in the country, tweeted this photo with sir matt busby�*s quote. and manchester city's manager, pep guardiola, regarded by many as the best in the world, had his say. it's not a sport when the relation between the effort and the success, the effort and re

it follows both clubs withdrawal from a proposed european super league which saw a backlash from bothutside a hotel where the team's players were staying. fans gathered against the glazer�*s ownership and united's potential involvement in the breakaway european super league on sunday. it comes as the premier league looks to bring in a new owners charter to stop future attempts to join any breakaway organisation. what a game to miss out on? the report, manchester united is probably one of the biggest games shown worldwide. across the globe. may be after l classico, it is up there with the biggest and so the fans have caused a real problem and getting this game postponed, i think is concerning because now you have got a precedent. 50, 100 fans can get a game called off and postponed what happens next time fans are not happy with their football club? are they now going to do the same? that's the way that i two weeks after he was sacked by tottenham, jose mourinho has been installed as the manager of italian side roma next season replacing fellow portuguese paulo fonseca. roma who play th

but those protests about the american super league have set in motion a wave of response and fan power holds that. thank you. the premier league has condemned the criminal actions of that minority of protestors at old trafford. in the same statement, they have outlined measures that they want to introduce to stop a breakaway european super league re—surfacing. they said they would be holding the six english clubs accountable, and setting up "a new owners�* charter, that all club owners will be required to sign up to, committimg them to the core principles of the premier league." to this thought thatjoe was mentioning. —— to the sport thatjoe was mentioning. two more matches this evening. west ham will be hoping to move back up west ham will be hoping to move back up to fifth with a win at burnley. we saw twin brothers arjun and amar purewal come up against each other at wembley in the fa vase final this afternoon. this was last season�*s covid delayed final and it was quite a game between northern league consett and hebburn town. amar equalised for hebburn, and though his side fell beh

meanwhile, chelsea women are in action right now in the women's super league.penultimate game of the season. they know if they win their last 2 matches then they will be crowned super league champions. the second—half is just about to get under way but now this is chelsea's game in hand, they are point behind leaders city. win this and they keep their hopes of an historic quadrupple alive. dan evan's brilliant start to the clay—court season continues. the british number one beat novak djokovic on his way to the semi—finals of the monte carlo masters last month and now he's through to the third round of the madrid open. he beat 10th seed john milliman in 3 sets and jess softley watched the action. dan da n eva ns dan evans confidence on this surface is certainly grown recently. and it certainly showed early on. it quickly became an intense affair. john milliman came back as evan seemed to wobble. the second set saw a tone in point for the brit who forced the world number 42 into a series of errors to take the set 6-2. series of errors to take the set 6—2. evans

the team's american owners many are unhappy about the club's recent attempt to draw any european super league. with a number one that is 3689 the number of deaths in 24 hours in india its highest number of daily 19 deaths along with don't forget nearly 400000 new infections they are staggering numbers and are only the official numbers from the health ministry with many experts systemizing the real number could be much higher than that and still nothing changes the hospitals can't cope beds medicine oxygen stuff they are in critically short supply in some cases they drafted in the military to assist and with the spiraling numbers india was forced to reverse its policy of 16 years and begin accepting international aid. you. know there's. your friend dire need medical. people around to remember and we want it to be very powerful. and then there's the political side to all of this as well with many blaming scenes like this the large election rallies that we've seen in india for fueling the 2nd wave you know some of the local votes which have happened were held over an 8 week period. well prime mi

but the failure of the ongoing super league the relationship between some of england's most powerful an all—time low. 50 it's no surprise that in the league table released today the rates clubs engagement the so—called big six are firmly in the bottom half. the fan engagement which rates between clubs and fans ranked all of england's professional clubs. manchester city with the highest rated of the big sex. but they were still only 46. arsenal willow —— six. manchester united and 59, in liveable 60 for an chelsea who was 78. the messages that they are all failing to answer some accidents. just a market card as well, out of the 91 because it was lead to side exeter city that topped the table for a second year running. but back to the big six and it's clear that many parents are not happy. the scenes at old trafford on sunday were the latest demonstration of that. united manager has been speaking to the media for the first time since those protests. so they game against liverpool called off. it's everyone's _ liverpool called off. it's everyone's right - liverpool called off. it's ever

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debacle in a few weeks ago. the european super league debacle in a few weeks ago-— a few weeks ago.g about that is where _ a few weeks ago. well, the thing about that is where you - a few weeks ago. well, the thing about that is where you put - a few weeks ago. well, the thing about that is where you put the l about that is where you put the european super league to bed, the chelsea supporters led the protest against it. all the english supporters got together and, you know, from praising us for smashing the european super league, uefa has basically turned the supporters over in many ways. you know, we are secondary to the people running football, and as far as being supporters are concerned, they are clueless, i am afraid. they made it very, very difficult for a lot of people to enjoy the game, and they made it very, very difficult for people to get out here. and, you know, how they had the cheek to expect the british government to lead 3000 people in to watch a football match without restrictions, and ordinary people who don't even like football would have had to spend ten days qu

antic the dirty dozen less than 48 hours to kill off their european super league after a backlash from supporters the dash for cash by some of europe's biggest clubs had little to say with saving the beautiful game is younger viewers switch off and more to do with the billionaire owners locking in perpetual revenue streams europe's top 2 n.c. revenue generating quotes made a combined $8200000000.00 euros that's close to $10000000000.00 in the 20192020 season and that's down from $9300000000.00 euros in the year before the pandemic is true the pandemic has hit clubs hards the english premier league has lost $600000000.00 in revenue but that didn't stop them from spending $900000000.00 in recruiting players cheering the summer even before the pandemic clubs were in trouble as wages were sucking up more and more of their income half of the premier league team spent more than 70 percent of their income on wages take manchester city this year's premier league winners there and $478400000.00 pounds and paid wages or 351000000 paints that's about 73 percent of it saying income so should you b

chelsea are women's super league champions again, but there are still more trophies to win this seasonthe premier league title race is still alive after manchester united win at villa. and from pole to chequered flag, hamilton wins in spain to stretch his lead in the formula 1 championship. good evening to you. chelsea have won the women's super league title for the second season in a row, a 5—0 victory over reading ending any hopes manchester city had of pipping them to the title on the final day of the season. we'll hearfrom chelsea head coach emma hayes in a moment, but first jo currie reports from kingsmeadow. history in their sights. chelsea aware that a win at home to reading would notjust hand them the league title but also their second trophy in a potential quadruple win campaign. and when you're chasing silverware, well, quick starts can be crucial. barely a minute on the clock when melanie leupolz�*s strike it —— strike put the home team ahead. questions may be asked about the goalkeeping. it seemed the only knockout blow could come from each other. captain magdalena eriksson

wiggins 100% super league start has endedin wiggins 100% super league start has ended in dramatic fashion fashion. they lost 48 — nail. sam thompkins scored two. bobbio quite arrow will start on pole. the italian moto gp on sunday. the frenchman set an all—time new lab record at the circuit after claiming for the fourth race ina race in a row. great britain are in first place after the opening day of the european athletics team championships in poland. revee walcott—nolan produced a personal best to win the three thousand metres. the event finishes tomorrow. to rugby union where harlequins have cemented their spot in the premiership playoffs. it's after a 44—33 win over bath in a topsy—turvy game at the stoop. despite scoring 4 first half tries, they had to come from behind to confirm their spot in the top 4 with two games still to play. a losing bonus point takes bath into 8th as they chase a champions cup spot. worcester�*s miserable season continues. they did lead by 17 points to 6 against leicester. but two second half tries from ellis genge saw their opponents fight back to win18—17.

the european super league was recently launched - and defended by the power of fans. a triumph of people against profit. how can we make football and other i sport in general rooted in cities i and communities and societies, where they are born in giving i supporters and fans with power, as opposed to having elites - hijack the sport for profit? tessa sanderson, kick us off on that one. the power of the fan clearly did it this time! yes, thank you for that. well, i think it was a really bad decision that was made in that boardroom to take football more or less away from what i call the home of football. i think really on something like that there should have been... people like the minister of sport, you know, the football association, football fans association themselves, brought boardroom to help make that decision to say that that big change was going to happen because as far as i am concerned, football fans and the players make football how it is global today. i think the decision wasn't taken probably very lightly and although the fans don't own shares, although

so if the solution to this problem isn't european super league, what is the solution been for capture generation said our generation alpha, is it more streaming? the interesting thing is, there's a, i think all of us need to realize that we're living in the middle of a revolution. we're living in the middle of a digital revolution. we're also living in a, in the middle of a really what you call a global revolution. so, you know, those kind of old industrial hotlines of, into, as of european football, the many of us were born abroad took in, which takes back to the 1900 century and the industrial revolution in many ways. theseus rover. we're living in new era where yes, more content being made available digits, lee, and really flexible ways is, is one part of it. i think linked to it. there are developments over the top broadcasting. but there are also developments in, in, for example, augmented re see, and it's very, you know, very likely that at some stage over the next 5 to 10 years, you know, we may well be watching sports and football using some kind of headset that takes us deep

fan power has been reignited by recent opposition to the european super league. take something extreme for the glazers just to notice? the pitch invaders were widely condemned and don't represent all manchester united supporters, farfrom it. but the landscape of english football has changed, and these are the images viewed across the premier league's global marketplace. joe wilson, bbc news, in manchester. let's let's stick with this story for the time being. jonathan tannenwald is a football reporter for the philadelphia enquirer and has been giving me his reaction to the protests. the people we heard from summed that up very well. it is about the perception that this club is a cash cow for the glazers and not a sports team doing everything it can to compete to win trophies. we heard about the lack of communication with fans. the distance across the atlantic obviously plays a role in the perception. it won't surprise you as american that i wish some of the anti—american sentiment was turned back a bit and i do think that even over here, the protest today resonat

season.— the final day of the women's super league season.ks indeed for that. worth pointing _ league season. many thanks indeed for that. worth pointing out - for that. worth pointing out manchester city could be crowned premier league champions today as well if results go their way. to the game already under way though, wolves up against brighton. you can watch this live on bbc one now. it's the vistors who took the lead, a goalfrom captain lewis dunk. however, dunk has now been sent off so brighton are down to ten men, with around half an hour of the game still to play. so city will be crowned champions for the sceond time in three years should manchester united lose against aston villa. united on a run of four games in eight days. west ham can close the gap to fourth placed leicester to just two points with a win over everton, while west brom will be relegated if they're beaten at arsenal. britain's billyjoe saunders has been left with a suspected broken eye socket after being stopped by canelo alvarez in their super—middleweight unificat

making their feelings clear following the formation and collapse of the controversial european super leagued now: we've had thanks forjoining us on the programme. statements from the premier league and both clubs saying safety and security had to come first so this match just couldn't be played — what have you seen there today? nice to be with you. i will come to those statements and just a moment because they say some interesting things. we got here about 1:30pm, the demonstration had been publicised well an advanced and the idea was it was going to be peaceful and even socially distanced outside old trafford, and that is what it was four may be about half an hour, thenit was four may be about half an hour, then it became clear that a group of protesters were going to try to breach the security, security that was pretty sparse, and find their way to the pitch, which they did pretty easily. and from that point on i think it almost became inevitable that the match would have to be postponed because they were not moving and there wasn't a level of security or a desire to engage with those pro

the european super league plans laid bare the motivation of these owners.sy truce with the united fans in the current ownership and today's outpouring is totally understandable when you see what happened in terms of motivation. we believe sports trust is a better way to work and having fans at the centre of that is essential. fans at the centre of that is essential-— fans at the centre of that is essential. , , ., , , ., , , essential. these protests happen fairly often. _ essential. these protests happen fairly often, are _ essential. these protests happen fairly often, are the _ essential. these protests happen fairly often, are the owners - essential. these protests happen| fairly often, are the owners really going to take notice and act in a way that these supporters want? 1trefoil way that these supporters want? well there are lots — way that these supporters want? well there are lots of _ way that these supporters want? 11 there are lots of elements to this. most importantly is the regulation, legislative change. that has to be changed and delivered f

meanwhile in the womens super league, manchester city have beaten birmingham 4—0.h on a stretcher after a serious looking knee injury. esme morgan and sam mewis added late goals to complete the scoring. the win moves manchester city top for now, but title rivals chelsea have a game in hand. in the scottish premiership, the champions rangers are nowjust two games away from an unbeaten league season after beating celtic 4—1 in the old firm derby at ibrox. the win also extends their unbeaten run against their rivals to six games... as michael redford reports. the final old firm match of the season, rangers already champions in celtic with nothing to play for, but this derby is never meaningless. celtic arrived at ibrox voting to end rangers's unbeaten league run and nearly got the perfect start. games like this are often decided by small margins. the very next attack saw callum mcgregor file glen kamara. advantage blazed and rangers will be glad it was. as they celebrated celtic protested, mcgregor shown a second yellow card and sent off. odsonne edouard on the right

you gave it quite recently about the super league and i about the super league and the champions leaguet which i suspect even, what, 22 years on you actually struggled to believe what happened that night but the future of the tournament was obviously under threat up until recently. what did you make of that and what has happened since? ~ ., , ., that and what has happened since? ~ ., , since? well, as a player, i -la ed since? well, as a player, i played in _ since? well, as a player, i played in european - since? well, as a player, i l played in european football, with rangers, and as a manager, i took a provincial club like aberdeen to beat real madrid in a final in gothenburg. it was a dream to achieve what aberdeen did so that is the answer. you cannot ever forget that the real reason is that the smallest guy can climb to the top of everest. and that is a place where i can put that, we cannot do without that, really. sir alex ferguson speaking to our sports editor dan roan. how can we safely hold large—scale events while easing coronavirus restrictions? large-scale events while easi

and why china and russia need to be matters of concern and is retaliation for trying to create a super leaguedreds of manchester united fans protest against their club's ownership. thanks for joining us. well, india's health care system is at the breaking point as the country hurdles towards 20 million covid cases. the country has recorded more than 300,000 cases a day for the 12th consecutive day and more than 3,400 deaths monday. people are scrambling to get vaccinated around the country but vaccination drives have been pushed back due to a shortage of shots. several regions including new dehli imposed lockdowns and restrictions and people are frustrated with the chaotic situation. >> we are the second largest population in the world. but we still do not have the kind of planning and organization that we should have. you know, we still are failing to come to terms with it. >> cnn is following the story from hong kong. i want to start talking about the elections. i want to find out how big of a role the mishandling of the pandemic, india's ruling party suffering a crushing defeat in the elec

they will bring in a new owners�* charter — to stop future attempts to join another breakaway super leaguernoon saying they are working with the government to protect the integrity of the football community. the premier league said they are "determined to hold the clubs accountable for their decisions and actions", and added that — with the help of the fa, they will impose "additional rules and regulations to ensure the league's principals are protected", and introduce a new charter that all club owners will be required to sign, commiting them to the "core principles of the league". let's speak to austin halewood, in the bbc sport centre. they are tightening the screws, are they? absolutely, yes, it is an important development because this is the first time we have heard a plan of action from the premier league and the fa since the rise and sharp fall of the european super league. this was when manchester united, liverpool, manchester city, tottenham, chelsea and arsenal all agreed tojoin tottenham, chelsea and arsenal all agreed to join other clubs from europe and a new competition to cha

fan power has been reignited by recent opposition to the european super league.s anger runs deeper. does it take something extreme for the glazers just to notice? united! the pitch invaders were widely condemned and don't represent all manchester united supporters, farfrom it. but the landscape of english football has changed, and these are the images viewed across the premier league's global marketplace. joe wilson, bbc news, old trafford. the foreign secretary, dominic raab, has dismissed calls for a faster easing of lockdown rules in england. he's urging caution, saying the country's entering the "last lap" of the race to beat the coronavirus. he also suggests "some safeguards" may remain, even when all legal restrictions end next month. the government is considering a range of measures, including a vaccination programme for schools, though no final decision has been made. here's our political correspondent, ben wright. it's been a testing time, and ensuring people do not have covid will continue to be crucial as the country reopens. the government is beginnin

fan power has been reignited by recent opposition to the european super league.anger runs deeper. does it take something extreme for the glazers just to notice? united! the pitch invaders were widely condemned and don't represent all manchester united supporters, farfrom it. but the landscape of english football has changed, and these are the images viewed across the premier league's global marketplace. joe wilson, bbc news, in manchester. jonathan tannenwald is a football reporter for the philadelphia enquirer. thank you very much for making the time. there has been something of a campaign against the glazers since 2005. we saw the glazers since 2005. we saw the passions running high in the passions running high in the report. what is behind the opposition to the glazers family. opposition to the glazers famil . ~ . . , family. we certainly did, the eo - le family. we certainly did, the peeple we — family. we certainly did, the people we heard _ family. we certainly did, the people we heard from - family. we certainly did, the people we heard from some| family.

the team's american owners many are unhappy about the club's recent attempt to join the european super league. welcome to the news hour we begin in india which has suffered its deadliest day yet of the pandemic and prime minister narendra modi appears to be paying the price for prioritizing elections over the. health crisis in his country his party has been defeated in the state of west bengal one of 4 regional elections partly blamed for fueling the current covert surge well india recorded a new high of 3689 covert deaths in the past day alone more than 215000 people and now confirmed to have died altogether in india a total that's widely accepted as being far below the real number the past day also saw more than 392000 new cases that's a slight dip from the day before but it pushes the total kovac 1000 cases recorded in india to 19 and a half 1000000 people with no end to the crisis in sight right now or nearly 10 indian states and territories of imposed some sort of lockdown or restrictions in response to what's happening now local media says the country's kovan $1000.00 task force is advi

it's going make clubs will not revival of super league plans. >>> soccer fans weren't smiling. fans are. britain's royal family are. they released a photograph of princess charlotte this weekend. we have the photograph. there it is. >> that's a nice picture. >> daughter of william and kate. she turns 6 today. her mom took that picture. >> really? >> charlotte is fourth in line to the british thrown. she's one of queen elizabeth's great grandchildren and the only daughter of the duke and duchess of cambridge with older brother george and younger brother louie. >> mom took the photo. it was taken in norfolk, easter currently lives. >> nice. >> happy birthday tofifighters getting ready. >>> along the coast, ftains. jack, toss me the frisbee. i can do you one better... with cheddar. everything's better with cheddar. like my new cheddar biscuit breakfast sandwiches with cheddar baked right in. only at jack in the box. oh man... let's get you to this moment. is that it? yep, that's it. of relief... [joyfully laughs] protection... i just got vaccinated- i just got vaccinated! noah jus

nonsense where we had the _ whole super league nonsense where we had the big _ whole super league nonsensee relegated from. it is only a — able to be relegated from. it is only a cup— able to be relegated from. it is only a cup tournament but leicester winning _ only a cup tournament but leicester winning the — only a cup tournament but leicester winning the cup a few years after winning — winning the cup a few years after winning the cup a few years after winning the premiership, itjust goes _ winning the premiership, itjust goes to— winning the premiership, itjust goes to show that however big certain— goes to show that however big certain clubs are, we can allow little _ certain clubs are, we can allow little minnows, if leicester can be described — little minnows, if leicester can be described as a minnow, they can still win— described as a minnow, they can still win tournaments. it is good for the — still win tournaments. it is good for the game in english football, i think. _ for the game in english football, i think. that — for the game in english football, i think, that leicester h

they were upset about the team's involvement in the super league which would have created a league ofurope. let's bring in wilfred frost because the super league idea has been abandoned, wilf why have so many fans stayed mad about it, or has this demon not had the stake driven through its heart? >> i think the attempt by certain owners to create the super league was seen as the crossing of a line, as it were, by certain fans, and now at the moment they want to continue to protest until their ownership of their club changes it remains to be seen if that protest will be successful clearly yesterday things bubbled over a little bit and no one can or will or is condoning the breaking of the law which happened yesterday if you read all of the coverage, particularly on the sports pages and by sports experts, it's far from universal condemnation of the fans, which again sort of shows you where the middle point of public opinion is here. i think the key question to ask from here is do the fans persist for long enough and in an effective enough way, particularly if it starts to threaten revenu

the european super league so it's been you know a very interesting turn of events and but going back to in terms of expectations chelsea obviously the more inexperienced site but took her even said after the game that we know what to expect we beat city in the f.a. cup so we're confident and he says the chances are 5050 but when it comes to pressure i think they'll be a lot more pressure on city especially on pep guardiola because people need to remember he has won a lot of trophies with city he's had a lot of records but he's not really done what he was supposed to do and that is when the champions league is not yet so he has a shot. ball's thank you very much. now you're watching news here's a reminder of all top story the e.u. says it's willing to discuss covert 19 vaccine patent waivers this comes after the u.s. publicly plans to improve global bassin supply and access by temporarily suspending intellectual property rights away to discussions of the world trade organization expected to take months. if you want to let you know scale back in using age of. ways is just wrong in many

cases against round madrid, barcelona, and you vent of over their roles and attempts to form a super league. they were among 12 bug threatened to break away from your wafer, but after a widespread backlash, all except those 3 pulled out of the super league. punishments for their refusal to back down could include a 2 year ban from your way for competitions, including the champions league. let's get a reminder of our top story. the mother of detained a fellow in journalists, remo process, which has appealed to international leaders to say person, say he had obviously been tortured since being hauled off or defer to brian air flights on sundays. she said she feared the government would kill her. and us secretary of state antony, blinking as arrived in egypt as part of a middle east, tor aimed at shoring up the fire between israel and palestinian military coming up next r show made in germany. it looks at weather hydrogen could become the energy source of the future. they choose the news. the news . the news, the news, the, the many places not only minuses, apparently hydrogen, being sold as a