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stamford bridge is a fortress that tottenham have failed to conquerfor 28 years.t would have been higher had harry kane fit to start it. without him, that attacking threat was initially limited, whilst chelsea tested the keeper a couple of times before alvaro morata found a way through. the home side was seemingly in control. but in christian eriksen, but have a player who can turn a match in a moment. his eighth league strike a contender for goal of the season. that inspired others to have a go. while son was left frustrated, dele alli wasn't. he marked his 100th premier league game in style. chelsea's defence surredndered to alli just four minutes later. it's left both sets of fans in disbelief. some weren't around the last time this happened, it will be a long time before any of them forget. we started the game well. we weren't creating enough, i think. but, our back players and our midfielders controlled the game and moved the ball quickly, but we weren't giving enough at the top end of the pitch to threaten chelsea, and we were unfortunate to go a goal down,

a 17 year old girl — named locally as tanesha melbourne — was shot dead in tottenham, in the north of city — and a 16 year old boy is critically ill after being found with gunshot wounds in north london's walthamstow. the met police's detective chief superintendent richard wood gave more details about both those shootings earlier this afternoon. just after 9:30pm last night in tottenham a vehicle drove past a group of young people, fired into that group. police were called and the other emergency services and sadly a 17—year—old female was located at the scene who sadly died shortly afterwards. and clearly my thoughts are very much with friends and family of the young lady at the moment. about ten o'clock in walthamstow not too far away, there was another incident in which a 16—year—old male was shot and a 15—year—old stabbed. the 16—year—old is currently critical ill in the 15—year—old has serious but not life—threatening injuries. what are the circumstances behind both of these shootings? at the moment we have dedicated detectives investigating the circumstances. it is too early at

tottenham lack the fa cup since 1991. there is a lot at stake.elsea or southampton, who meet here tomorrow. thank you. the us aviation regulator has joined european authorities in ordering emergency inspections ofjet engines, similar to the one which exploded during a flight on tuesday, killing a passenger. tests must take place within 20 days. here's russell trott. it's every airline passenger's nightmare, the port side engine of this south west airlines boeing 737 exploded at 32,000 feet, with debris smashing a window and a passenger almost being sucked out of the cabin. she died from her injuries. she was 43, a mother of two and a banking executive. early indications pointed to a fan blade breaking off due to metalfatigue. the first fatal us airline incident in was lesser decade. —— in almost a decade. now almost 700 boeing 737 engines will need to be inspected worldwide over the next 20 days. in a statement, the us federal aviation administration said fan blade failure due to cracking could result in an engine in—flight shutdown. uncontained

their next game will be at wembley against tottenham.ot com pletely wembley against tottenham. it is not completely in their hands. you can see there are 13 points between manchester city and united. they will need to be 15 points, 16 points ahead after that match. it means that they will need to win against totte n ha m , that they will need to win against tottenham, but also hope for a horse for united. it is not fully in their hands. they do have those six games, though. people here are shouting, champions, champions! they know that the leaders there is. it is just a matter of when. 0bviously the leaders there is. it is just a matter of when. obviously very dejected for them notjust for this result but also that result against liverpool midweek in the champions league. they have a huge game coming up league. they have a huge game coming up on tuesday. trying to come back from 3—0 down. in the match day programme here, pep guardiola talks about that match. he says he believes in the team and the team believes in the team and the team b

we are live in tottenham this morning.gham. and also police officers and politicians have their own views on how to stop this uptick in serious violent crime, particularly in london. obviously, the subject of gangs has come up and the subject of gangs has come up and the disrespect between gangs in different postcodes which can lead to murder on the streets. but what happens once you'vejoined one? it's not easy to walk away, even if you've decided that's what you want to do. one charity is targeting gang members in prison, to try and get them to leave their gang lives when they're released. we've spent some time with a group of men who were taken off london's streets and given a opportunity to try something different. # gotta let it go # the trouble's holding me # i'm gonna let it show # that there's more to me...#. eva brings these horses, for us learn about how to control the motions. when you touch a horse, how do you approach the horse? how do you feel the horse? what kind of stance do you go to the horse? so just know

adina campbell, bbc news, in tottenham.n for a hip operation. in a statement, buckingham palace said the procedure had been planned and would take place tomorrow at the king edward vii hospital. the duke has missed several recent royal events, as our royal correspondent daniela relph reports. police officers at the entrance — the sign that there is a royal patient behind the doors of the private king edward vii hospital in central london. the duke of edinburgh was driven here this afternoon ahead of hip surgery tomorrow.

an unwanted record for tottenham.chester united through to a record—equalling 20th fa cup final. jose mourinho once more getting it right on the big stage. his side had to do it the hard way as tottenham opened the scoring, christian eriksen supplying the perfect pass, dele alli with the finishing touch. this, the joy of a club desperate to end a run of seven consecutive fa cup semifinal defeats. they were in control but didn't capitalise, and when paul pogba crossed for alexis sanchez to dispatch a marvellous header, the contest was alive. only the width of a post prevented tottenham from regaining the lead, though after the break, united's competition pedigree told, ander herrera drilling them ahead and within touching distance of victory. spurs offered little in response and for all of their promise will again finish the season without silverware. united one win away from ending the campaign on a high. to end the season with the possibility to play at wembley, fa cup final, to close the season in, in english footba

they inflict tottenham's eighth successive semi final loss in a row. phil avery has the weather. it isa it is a day of change on the weather front as the overnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west but all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. good morning. first, our main story. the health secretary, jeremy hunt, is threatening social media companies with new legislation unless they voluntarily come forward with safeguards to protect children's mental health. he's written to platforms such as facebook and google accusing them of "turning a blind eye" to the problems arising from social media use. 0ur political correspondent eleanor garnier reports. six months ago the health secretary, jeremy hunt, challenged social media firms like facebook, snapchat and twitter to work with the government to improve the mental health and well—being of young people. he wants action to cut underage use, encourage healthy amounts of screen time and moves to reduce cyber bullying. but

they lead 2-1. are against tottenham. they lead 2—1.ly going for it with lucas on the pitch. it's man united. that match over on bbc one and i will have an update on the match at 7:30pm. from all us now, goodbye. good evening, a bit of a disturbed night for some of you in england and wales and that's after what has been another lovely day in many parts. the sunshine boosting the temperatures and the high teens. as restocked with a clear sky is a this cloud build across parts of a good and wales and it has produced showers around. it's not developing to the english channel in north wales which we are keeping a close eye on. showing lightning across parts of the english channel and most especially towards the eastern parts of devon m. we will see some very now they will use away north overnight and everyone will see them. stand get a complete drive up by the end of the night they will turn their attention towards the west as we see rains towards the island. conductors ranging from 47 degrees to 30 or working in the south. there are change

richard lister, bbc news, tottenham.m, at the scene of the shooting. do police have any idea of a motive? that's not something they have spoke to us about at the moment. investigations seem to be at quite an early stage. you can probably see behind me, there are teams of forensic officers on their hands and knees carrying out quite a painstaking fingertip search. they have been crawling along the floor and examining every surface, road signs, of the walls, so no stone goes unturned. we know it was 9:30pm last night when officers were called here. a young girl named locally as tanesha melbourne, not given by police, but named locally, a p pa re ntly police, but named locally, apparently shot dead in the street. eyewitnesses say she was talking to her friends when eyewitnesses say she was talking to herfriends when a eyewitnesses say she was talking to her friends when a car pulled up and opened fire. this incident happened within 30 minutes of a second incident a few miles away in waltha mstow incident a few miles away in

1982 y 1983 y fue juzgado por el asesinato de 1.600 indÍgenass >>> en la liga premier de inglaterra tottenhamendy's usamos carne fresca desde que abrimos en 1969. o para los futboleros: desde antes del 7 a 1, la vuvuzela, y que el balÓn se viera como un balÓn. con carne fresca, nunca congelada, la dave's double, y todas nuestras hamburguesas son jugosas y deliciosas. ¡son un golazo! en wendy's las hacemos asÍ, desde mucho antes que los goles se anotaran con la..."¿whaaaat?" porque hacer las cosas bien desde hace 12 mundiales, es lo que nos hace distintos. y es rico ser distintos. es lo que nos hace distintos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> recuerdo que telemundo estÁ en lÍnea puede seguirnos en noticias telemundo.com en facebook, en twitter en nuestra cuenta @ telemundo news. >> la nueva entrega del director steven spielberg se colocÓ en la cima de las pelÍculas mÁs vistas este fin de semana, la cinta logrÓ mÁs de 41 millones de dÓlares en su debut en los cines en segundo lugar la cinta. con 17 millones en tercero la exitosa con 11 millones de dÓlares. >> ahÍ estÁ para los cinÉfilos. >> vÁmonos con los deporte

united beat tottenham hotspur 2—1. 0ur correspondent was there.f getting his teams into major finals? he does indeed. he won the roper league and the league cup with manchester united last season, and he is now into the fa cup final, if manchester united when it, it will equal arsenal's record. there is a red arch over wembley tonight. another famous site for manchester united at this stadium but if they win the final, that will be even better. mourinho has reached many finals in his career with his other clu bs finals in his career with his other clubs and this will be no different. it all started in a bad wafer majesty and i did, tottenham taking the lead at their temporary home ground, that goal scold by dele alli. those were the celebrations. the team were trying to win their first trophy under their manager maria ceo pochettino. moussa dembele was robbed of possession by paul pogba, paul pogba crossing there, from alexis sanchez. a marvellous header that put united on level terms and then after half—time, they would take the lead and complete

so what's the reaction from young people living in tottenham?ty worker in the area. in our birmingham studio is 25—year—old ashley bertie, assistant police and crime commissioner for the west midlands. thank you so much for being with us. are you surprised what happened last night? i'm not surprised but it is a very sad occasion. i actually do believe that... let me ask you more about that... let me ask you more about that in the second byjust sticking if we can with this. one of the witnesses to the scene has been quite widely reported as saying this isa quite widely reported as saying this is a part of a war going on in this pa rt is a part of a war going on in this part of tottenham. is it a tit—for—tat thing in which people for whatever bizarre reason are establishing territory and defending respect for the territory? yes, it isa respect for the territory? yes, it is a case of that. and u nfortu nately, is a case of that. and unfortunately, social media is having a big part to play because they are shaping the minds of our young people. we n

forensic teams are still at work here in tottenham. their children's hospital bedsides, and one family in this street is preparing for a funeral. some labour mps have again criticised their leader jeremy corbyn for his approach to the issue of anti—semitism. they're angry he attended an event organised by a left wing jewish group called jewdas, which has been critical of more mainstream jewish organisations. the mps have seen mr corbyn's attendance as a sign he isn't taking anti—semitism seriously. mr corbyn says he was there in a personal capacity, and has called anti—semitism a "vile and evil thing within our society, which needs to be eradicated wherever it arises". here's our political correspondent eleanor garnier. another morning, another row about anti—semitism in the labour party. 0ut campaigning in swindon but the questions coming jeremy corbyn's way, all about his relations with the jewish community after an way, all about his relations with thejewish community after an event he went to last night. do you regret going to that

i'm delighted to be joined by former tottenham and england midfielderjermaine jenas.their temporary home. do you see them having some advantage? i don't, i don't buy into that. i would prefer the semifinals to be done the old—fashioned way and played at villa park old trafford, not today of course because manchester united playing, but i think when half the stadium will be full of championship smack —— manchester united fans and the other hot spurs fans, it won't feel like home advantage at all. united have been here often enough, so united have been here often enough, so that horrible feeling of home advantage will not be here. —— that whole of feeling. the worst record in english football for spurs and semifinals were last manchester united are playing in a world record equalling 29th semifinal, they've got players like paul pogba and sanchez and a manager in a jose used to performing at the highest level. spurs have big game players but manchester united have won things, the european trophy last year, the uefa cup, the europa league and the fa cup as well. so even

just after 9:30pm last night in tottenham a vehicle drove past

many people here in tottenham say they are shocked but not surprised by what has happened.me say problems have been building up and getting worse. right here on this road for example, near to this parade of shops, some people have tote told me they are too scared to leave their homes when it is dark. underline lining a real sense of fear in this community. this wasn't the only violent crime round the same time in north london last night. two miles away, in walthamstow a 16—year—old boy was found with gunshot wounds and is now in a critical condition. while another boy aged 15 was taken to hospital with stab wounds. he has been left with stab wounds. he has been left with life—changing injuries. it is not surprising... this latest rise in gun and knife crime has caused widespread anger, particularly from local campaigner. the government come out and they are very proud about their new websites, anti—knife and anti—violence and the website is not a reputation of where young people are at moment. my thing is that the government are wasting money and not focussing on what is ne

and manchester united are through to the fa cup final, after beating tottenham 2—1 wembley.ening and welcome to bbc news. global powers have broadly welcomed north korea's announcement, that it will halt its nuclear and missile tests. the country's leader kim jong—un made the statement ahead of historic summits, due to take place next week and in the coming months, with south korea and the united states. president trump's hailed the news as "big progress". there's been caution too, as there's as yet no indication that north korea will agree to get rid of its existing nuclear weapons, as our correspondent laura bicker reports. north korea's favourite news anchor is back. usually the famous ri chun—hee would be announcing the state's latest missile test. but today was different. kim jong—un has declared there will be no more nuclear or ballistic missile tests. he's also going to shut down an atomic test site to focus on building north korea's economy. in a tweet, the us president said, "this is very good news for north korea and the world. big progress. look forward to our sum

it's fa cup semifinal weekend with manchester united taking on tottenham later.only chance of finishing season with some silverware. david ornstein is at wembley for us, and do spurs have an advantage as they've been playing home games their all season? they will certainly hope so, and they beat manchester united here in january emphatically. today, however, jose mourinho, the united manager, has said they will have no advantage. the stadium will be split 50/50 between the two sets of fans, and tottenham will have the away dressing room for a change, so a bit ofa dressing room for a change, so a bit of a difference there. more interestingly perhaps will be how totte n ha m interestingly perhaps will be how tottenham and manchester united cope with these blistering weather conditions. let's look at their records. manchester united are so successful in this competition, a record equalling 29 fa cup semifinal. tottenham have lost their last seven fa cup semifinals, the worst record in the entire country. they haven't won the competition since 1981. manchester united

they came from behind behind to beat tottenham hotspur 2—1. much success and for autonomy it is their temporary home. two clubs on a well trodden path and spurs took advantage of the familiar surroundings, christian eriksen supplying the perfect pass and dele alli with the finishing touch. this is the joy of a club desperate to end a run of seven consecutive fa cup semifinal defeats. they were in control but did not capitalise, and when paul pogba crossed for alexis sanchez to dispatch a marvellous header, the contest was alive. 0nly the width of a post prevented totte n ha m the width of a post prevented tottenham regaining the lead, and there after the break, united's big—game pedigree put them ahead, ander herrera putting them in front and within touching distance of the final. spurs offered little in response and they will again finish the season without silver hair, united just one victory away from ending the campaign on a high for the very happy with the goal and the victory because we are in the final, and this club is about titles and

they inflict tottenham's eighth successive semi final loss in a row.l avery has the weather. good morning. it is a day of change on the weather front. the overnight thunderstorms drift off into the north sea. we have more cloud and rain moving in from the west. all of that will not stop it being a really hot marathon in london. all of the details in a few minutes. good morning. first, our main story: ministers are considering introducing new laws to clamp down on social media companies which allow underage users to access their sites. in a letter, the health secretary jeremy hunt has given firms, including facebook, just over a week to explain what they've done to enforce age limits and tackle issues such as cyberbullying. 0ur political correspondent nick eardleyjoins us from our london newsroom. that is not in it. that is catherine. let us see if we can get to nick. hello! morning. nick, what is jeremy hunt concerned about? there are three key areas that the government is worried about. one is aid verification, making sure the people old enough to be

we tried to reduce the gap with tottenham. but there are seven games to go.ll try to do our best until the end. after the season, you finish in the position you deserve. arsenal got three goals in the last 15 against stoke. they have had a 3—0 win, deepening the revocation worries of their opposition. a penalty and another penalty gave arsenal three points after the first goal. a game of two halves for us. the first, not sharp enough and not mentally switched on quickly enough. you know? the second half was much better. and we played with more dynamic and pace. and against a good stoke side, i must say. i am surprised by the quality they showed today. we slowly took control and it made the difference. i thought we were excellent. we looked really, really good. we had chances to score. there was the one from the corner. it was not long after that arsenal got the penalty. i asked the umpire after the game why he gave it and i respect what he said. he has not got the benefit of a tv. we have. in la liga in spain, atletico madrid closed the gap on barcelona. they

forensic teams are still at work here in tottenham.lies at their childrens‘ hospital bedsides. while one family in this street is preparing for a funeral. our home editor mark easton is here. this latest violence and the latest figures on the murder rate in the capital sound alarming. this loss of life particularly involving young people still in their teens is deeply troubling. after many years of seeing the murder rate fall in london it is understandable some fear we are starting to see it rise again. i think it is probably too early to say the trend has changed. with crimes that are read there will be rises and falls, filers and deliberate killing generally have been declining over the last 20 yea rs been declining over the last 20 years and london remains actually one of the safest cities in the world. it does have a problem with gangs. some would suggest a squeeze and police budgets has made it more difficult to get hold of the key intelligence that means they can disrupt some of their more violent activity. it is just not true to

city had to refocus and get themselves back in gear against tottenham.evitable, but we did not think it would be united that would hand it to city. from one cult hero to a current hero. vincent kompany celebrated the title win with his wife's family. at full—timecity‘s twitter account celebrated. he then went to celebrate with more of the players and the fans. it has been fantastic. they have played the most wonderful football. it is amazing. fantastic. i have been watching since 1996 when i was ten. first gamer got beaten by paul bail out home. to what is within the last two years has been fantastic. the team have been magnificent all season. ten games ago they should have won it. it has just been the football. my it. it has just been the football. my god. it is just unbelievable. after manchester united beat city in the derby last week, jose mourinho said their defeat to west brom was a bad reaction. this was his response to city's title win. at first i knew it, i knew it. grey hair, lot‘s of yea rs it, i knew it. grey hair, lot‘s of years and years in

points required secure their survival against totte n ha m , secure their survival against tottenham,ly gave themselves the start they needed. they could not quite find the faintest touch, but with spurs pressing forward, it was those faint touch that were keeping this level. maty ryan seven first, then with half—time seconds away, brilliantly. but spurs are a team with an eye on the future. champions league qualification and an fa cup semifinal in their sights, they did eventually find their way around the keeper. harry kane putting them ahead. the lead would lastjust a matter of seconds. a clumsy challenge in the box presenting pascal gross with an opportunity. deserving of an equaliser, a little luck would keep them level. shane duffy's deflection could so easily have done some damage. but a hard earned point and survival getting closer. it is important, because it was in the next session, a disappointing one for us. i think we could have played better. we created some great chancesin played better. we created some great chances in the second half. brighton did a very good job. it

one of the victims was 17—year—old tanesha melbourne who was shot and killed in tottenham.king to our correspondent adina campbell. ijust came up from university like, i don't have a clue. tanesha was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. i don't have a clue, man... time and time i told, i get she's growing up and she wants to be with her and things got the streets nowadays, it's cold. i don't even know, man. and when did you get to see her afterwards? i saw her... today. sorry. how bad are the problems in london at the moment, particularly in areas where you live? it's crazy at the moment, that's why i left. i left two years ago because i realised it's crazy. i left two years ago because i realised it's crazy. every other day, if there's not a stabbing there's a shooting, or something's happening. you know when something happens, retaliation, and it's always just this, that, tit—for—tat. i don't know, man. it's crazy right now. she was your little sister. willey i loved her. i didn't even get to see her. she loved to sing. i loved her voice. itold her, one day you wil

stamford bridge is a fortress tottenham have failed to conquerfor 28 years. fortress tottenham have failedave been higher had harry kane been fit to start. without him, their attacking threat was initially limited. while chels tested lloris before morata found a way through. the home side seemed to be in control. but in eriksen, totte n ha m be in control. but in eriksen, tottenham have a player who can turn a match in a moment. his eighth league strike a contender for goal of the season that. inspired others to have a go. son was left frustrated. but dele alli wasn't. the 21—year—old marking his 100th premier league game in style. then chelsea's defence surrended again to dele alli. it left fans in a state of disbelief. some weren't around the last time this happened. it will bea the last time this happened. it will be a long time before any of them forget. arsenal's hopes of qualifying for the champions league rest with the europa league and thousands of fans stayed away from the emirates match with stoke. arsenal one 3—0. for a lot of game it looked like stoke could get a point. aubamey

tottenham, not farfrom their, monday said that one in tottenham, not far from their, where a 17—year—oldckney, philip lamble, he is seen to awful incidents, lives cut short. he said he witnessed the response of aid dedicated emergency service. thank you for the latest on our developing story this evening. british companies employing more than 250 staff have less than two hours left to submit figures showing the average difference in pay for male and female employees. the deadline is midnight tonight. more than 9,000 companies have already published their data. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. how much we earn — it's long been a stubborn problem between the sexes. but now, for the first time, our biggest employers have been forced to reveal the pay gap between their male and female workers, and the results aren't pretty. now, this isn't about equal pay. take bobby and laura here, they do the same job, for the same pay. that's the law. the gender pay gap is the difference between average salaries of all men and women in a workforce, whatever theirjob or position. here at th

only the width of a post prevented tottenham regaining the lead, and there after the break, united'shem in front and within touching distance of the final. spurs offered little in response and they will again finish the season without silver hair, united just one victory away from ending the campaign on a high for the very happy with the goal and the victory because we are in the final, and this club is about titles and playing finals. the celebrations of the supporters says everything, they will be back here on the 19th of may and as tottenham's long wait for a trophy goes on, manchester united on the verge of adding another to their collection. let's head to italy now, and a very special birthday. the city of rome is marking the day of its founding, more than 2700 years ago, with a celebration re—enacting some of the traditions from its imperial past. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. they came, they saw, they reenacted. roman soldiers. well, sort of. even the odd vestal virgin. all of them celebrating quite a milestone. marching into the roman forum was like marching back in time. ce

tottenham have failed to conquer a28 years.anging that would have been higher had harry kane fit to start it. without him, that attacking threat was initially limited, whilst chelsea tested the difference a couple of times before alvaro morata found a way through. but in christian eriksen, but have a player who can turn a match in a moment. that inspired others to have a go. while sonny foot was left frustrated, dele alli wasn't. —— son. chelsea's defence editor alli just four minutes later. around the last time this happened, it will be a long time before any of them forget. we started the game well. we weren't creating enough, i think. but, our back players and our midfielders controlled the game and moved the ball quickly, but are wondering enough at the top end of the pitch to threaten chelsea, and we we re the pitch to threaten chelsea, and we were unfortunate to go a goal down, but it was great from christian to give us that belief in the second half. today was a good chance to try and reduce the gap. but there are seven

he was attacked a short time after a seventeen—year—old girl was shot dead a few miles away in tottenhamadiq khan, has promised to fight what he called the "violent scourge" of gun and knife crime in the city. 0ur correspondentjon donnison has the details. another day in london, another murder investigation. this time in wharf murder investigation. this time in wha rf style murder investigation. this time in wharf style where a 16—year—old boy, shot on monday night, succumbed to his industries. —— welcome style just a few miles away in tottenham, a community is mourning another dead teenager. 17—year—old venetia melbourne was with friends when she was killed in a drive—by shooting, also on monday evening. those who knew her have described her as a beautiful, lively and bubbly girl. this map shows every murder in the capital this year. 48 is now in total. behind each market, a family total. behind each market, a family to read and coming to terms with their loss. some are blaming a lack of police funding. i have never seen resources so scarce on the ground to have the relationships with t

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our reporterjon donnison is in tottenham now.take us through what happened 7 good morning to you, take us through what happened? two shootings in the space of an hour, just a couple of miles apart. police are not saying at this stage whether they believe the two incidents were related, but firstly police were called here to totte n ha m firstly police were called here to tottenham around 9:30 last night, reports that someone had been shot. a 17—year—old girl, they found her at the scene with a bullet wound. police have erected a tent behind me, she died around an hour later. just after 10pm last night, they got another call, this time in waltha mstow, another call, this time in walthamstow, just to the of here. a 16—year—old boy was also shot there, he is ina 16—year—old boy was also shot there, he is in a critical condition in hospital, and a 17—year—old there was also stabbed, and is also in hospital. police are increasingly concerned about the growing number of murders here in london this year, 47 so far. eight injanuary, 15 i

tottenham hotspur. —— cesarazpilicueta.day four of the commonwealth games. —— chelsea remain ten points off fourth placed totte n ha m remain ten points off fourth placed tottenham hotspur. max whitlock was beaten to gold on the pommel horse, first gold of the games for northern ireland. i honestly have no words, i know that is cliched, but i have no words. sensationalfeeling know that is cliched, but i have no words. sensational feeling i have at the minute is unbelievable. have you ever perform like that in your life? in training but not in competition. it goes to show that all of the hours of dedication i have put in has paid off, 100%. it did indeed. that is all the sport, for now, can find more on all those stories on the website, including medal news from the commonwealth games and the latest from the masters at augusta. counting is now under way in hungary after some polling stations stayed open beyond their official closing time to enable large queues of people to vote in the general election. there's been a larger

there has been a section 60 in harrogate in tottenham...having a suspicion about an individual. it is a slightly more, a more flexible approach? yes, it is a geographical power. section one and i think people need to understand, section one of the police and criminal evidence act says you need to identify what you're looking for, what your reasonable grounds are, you have to record it, identify yourself, say which police station you're from. and you have a camera. the police officers have cameras there. so i think we need to understand that. section 60 is much wider and it is in a geographical area, there are concerns about individuals and you're searching in the general area. we need to be explicit about this, it is important we are not kind of talking about this, the difficulty a lot of people, young people in particular will say, look, when the police say they have lawful reasons for suspicion, a lot of kids who have been stabbed or hurt are black kids and their reasonable grounds for suspicion it is other black kids doing it and then it

speaking in a park in tottenham, she says she personally knew some of this week's victims.it got me annoyed. i kind of had to vent it. it doesn'tjust affect our generation, it's affecting everyone involved. and local mp david lammy also says he's had enough. it'sjust heartbreaking. people are frightened now, frightened for their children to walk the streets. i've not seen the home secretary, i've not seen the mayor. it is unacceptable. why is life in my constituency worth less than lives in other parts of the country? if all these young people had died in a leafy shires they'd be all over it. and those in charge say they are frustrated over the lack of action. that's why a game today i've called on the prime minister to meet with me. it's been six weeks since i made my first request, she said no. meet with me to discuss how we can solve this urgently. it won't be solved overnight, i accept that. complex issues are responsible for the increase in knife crime and gun crime, it's a national problem. tonight, more violence on the capital's streets. in bow, three young men inclu

manchester united face tottenham at wembley later, live on bbc1. have a game to play, they have an unbelievable squad. of coursejose mourinho is a great manager and he knows what he has to do and of course i think it's manchester united against tottenham and tottenham against manchester united and i think it's an exciting semifinal. fulham remain on course to pit themselves against the likes of tottenham and manchester united next season. they're back in the automatic promotion places after beating milwall. and scoring goals like this they could worry the best in the top tier, their second goal from kevin macdonald an absolute cracker. fulham two points ahead of cardiff in third but cardiff have two games in hand. it is going to be a tight finish in the championship. it is going to be a tight finish in the championship. johanna konta has levelled great britain's fed cup tie with japan at one rubber apiece. the british number one beat kurumi nara 6—4, 6—2. these are the play—offs to get to world group two, the next level of the competition. the team

a 17—year—old, gunned down ina tottenham.d the seventh hospital for us this morning. the duke will have the operation on his hip at some point today, buckingham palace have not give us any indication on timing and will not be giving a running commentary on how he's doing but he has had this problem with his hip over the past month, causing increasing pain and discomfort to the point it was thought necessary to undertake surgery. thought necessary to undertake surgery. we have got a sense that things perhaps were more serious and causing more problems than we had once thought am over the weekend, he did not appear alongside the queen and other members of the royal family at the traditional easter services, a sign that things were more difficult and would need medical intervention. at 96 there are always risks but he is a fit and healthy man and the hope is he will be back to full fitness in time for the wedding of his grandson, prince harry, to meghan markle, early next month. britain's biggest airport is set to overhaul how d

welcome to wembley where tottenham we re welcome to wembley where tottenham were knocked out ten daysto get that out of their system. a strange comment after the manager, will he be here next is an? it was strange. i would hope it was just his way of sending a message to the people that make those decisions because i think he is at that stage now he thinks its time. he's gone through the process of doing it their way. on a budget but the size of the club and where they are trying to be and now he's saying, back me and let's do it properly. everyone was disappointed after saturday's result and i think he was voicing his opinion. harsh criticism of harry kane as well, he is not fully fit. do all strikers get this criticism or is it unfair on him? what more does he have to do? he is chasing the golden boot again. he is not fully fit. it was not his finest performance, i think you will know that. there were others who did not fulfil their best performance. harry is the key figure within that but he will get better and better as he gets that. is there a danger to watford, they feel they ha

the brother of a girl shot dead in tottenham this week, speaks out. other day if there's not a stabbing, there is a shooting or something is happening. you know when something happens, pers retaliation, it's always bad, tit—for—tat. russia accuses the uk of ‘playing with fire' over the poisoning of the former spy sergei skripal and his daughter during a heated meeting at the un. a soft drink sugar tax of up to 2a pence a litre — comes into force in the uk in a bid to reduce childhood obesity and tooth decay. also this hour — with the start of the new tax year millions of workers see an increase in their pension contributions. amounts for workplace savers rises to three percent of annual income. fighter conor mcgregor is charged with assault, following an altercation at a media event in new york. gold for scotland at the commonwealth games in australia as katie archibald wins in the velodrome. join me in 30 minutes for all the latest from the gold coast and the commonwealth games, news of those gold medals for england, scotland and wales. good morning.

just a few miles away in tottenham, the community is mourning another dead teenager.with friends when she was killed in a drive—by shooting, also on monday evening. those who knew her have described her as a beautiful, lively and bubbly girl. this map shows every murder in the capital this year. forty eight now in total. behind each mark, a family bereaved and coming to terms with their loss. some are blaming a lack of police funding. i've never seen resources so scarce on the ground to be able to have the relationships with people to get the community to support what our police are doing. we've lost 100 police from around here already due to the cuts coming through from government. i've stood up in parliament to beg and plead for people so that we can start getting community intelligence. the government says it is taking measures to break the deadly cycle of violence. in recent years across england and wales, there has been a rise in violent crime. some of it related to gangs. but the levels are still far below what they were in, say, the mid—1990s. that will be litt

manchester united face tottenham at wembley later, live on bbc1.urinho is a great manager and he knows what he has to do and of course i think it's manchester united against tottenham and tottenham against manchester united and i think it's an exciting semifinal. fulham remain on course to pit themselves against the likes of tottenham and manchester united next season, they're back in the automatic promotion places after beating milwall. and scoring goals like this they could worry the best in the top tier, their second goal from kevin macdonald an absolute cracker. fulham two points ahead of cardiff in third but cardiff have two games in hand. busy morning of tennis where gb‘s fed cup team have levelled their tie at one all with japan. first to play was heather watson against naomi osaka, who is ranked 55 places higher, she lost in straight sets. these are the play—offs to get to world group two, the next level of the competition. but british number onejohanna konta fought back for her side. she beat kurumi nara 6—4, 6—2 to make it one—all. the re

with tottenham. but there are seven games to go. we have to try to do our best until the end.he early game, arsenal scored three times in the last 15 minutes. two from pierre—emerick aubameyang gave them a win. it deepened stoke's relegation worries. the gunners were booed off at half time. but two from pierre—emerick aubameyang and another from la cazette aubameyang and another from lacazette gave them the three points. it was a game of two halves for us. in the first half we were too sloppy and not sharp enough. and not mentally switched on quickly enoughin not mentally switched on quickly enough in our situation of a game. second half was much better. and we played with more dynamic, more pace and againsta played with more dynamic, more pace and against a good stoke side i must say. i'm surprised when you see the quality of what they have shown that they're down there. we took slowly control and made the difference. cricket and south africa are cruising to victory in the fourth and final test with australia. south africa posted 488 in their first innings and bowled out the

and manchester united are through to the fa cup final after beating tottenham 2—1 at wembley.lo and welcome. chemical weapons inspectors in syria have finally managed to visit the site of the suspected chemical attack in douma. their mission has been postponed several times over the past week. it is claimed that the attack on the 7th of april left at least a0 people dead. it was followed by american—led military strikes against several syrian government sites. angela kane is a former chemical weapons inspector and was in charge of the investigation in syria in 2013. she says the delay of two weeks to the opcw investigation affects the chances of it being looked into properly. it isa it is a concern. two weeks have passed since the attack on doom and there have been a number of movements there meaning the government has again taken control of the area and the government has evacuated people from duma and i do not know if the number is hundreds oi’ not know if the number is hundreds or more than a thousand. —— douma. those were people affected by the attack who could have been i

already tottenham have taken the lead. a fine goal it was. christian eriksen with a fine cross.de facto home ground. south hampton or chelsea await the winner. they are in use as well and nearly able to get a second. you can follow this one on bbc one and abb sport —— bbc sport website. the lunchtime kick—off salt bottom of the table west brom say they are not down and outjust yet. let‘s begin a camper and two goals down to earn a point against liverpool. jim watched this one. mohamed is the book a public favour to be named player of the year tomorrow and see me indispensable jurgen klopp maintains the contract ahead of time. danny with his first goal in over two years. it took over an hourfora goal in over two years. it took over an hour for a second goal in over two years. it took over an hourfor a second courtesy goal in over two years. it took over an hour for a second courtesy of the man who just keeps on scoring. he chalked up his first goal of the season. jake managed to pull a goal back. it was all west brom. the game slipping away from liverpool and they made it to all.

paul pogba kept his place and impressed sufficiently to say he will start in the semi—final against tottenhamsaturday. chris smalling converted a cfoss saturday. chris smalling converted a cross to put united in front of the first half. romelu lukaku came off the bench in the second half to seal the bench in the second half to seal the win emphatically. in between, a good go for bournemouth. but they did not finish off their claims and finish four points away from the relegation zone. they felt they needed the points. they wanted to confirm as soon as possible the fourth position. the distance now is probably only one point. a maximum of two. then we can think about what comes second. the players were responsible and good. a solid performance. i think we gave everything to the match and i think we we re everything to the match and i think we were decent. i thought the energy the players gave was very high. it was a quick game. technically, we we re very was a quick game. technically, we were very good as well. could passages of play. we had good positions and moments but did not execute the f

tottenham certainly will give this group of lads confidence. for the first time.games‘ highlights. been absolutely incredible, we really appreciate it. really appreciate it. inspire more girls to play, it is amazing and such a bonus. it's the london marathon this sunday. it's going to be quite warm. duminy yesterday, david collapsed on the finish line. —— do you remember yesterday? it's going to be really hot. it's difficult to know. stop at every station in liquid, do you want to keep running? you want to keep running? most important thing is to rehydrate. on the distance after retiring from the track. five and ten thousand metres. to improve on his eighth placed finish four years ago. marathon, it's going to be totally different. different. race is certainly going to be a difficult one. difficult one. i'm ranked number 27 so we will see. they were going to face. this is the north pole marathon, 26. of —30 degrees celsius — one man had a couple of huskies. like something out of game of thrones. considering the race's origins. now that is chilly. i'm not sure whic

he was attacked a short time after a 17—year—old girl was shot dead a few miles away in tottenham.ed the "violent scourge" of gun and knife crime in the city. jon donnison reports. another day in london, another murder investigation. this time in walthamstow, where a 16—year—old boy, shot on monday night, succumbed to his injuries. just a few miles away in tottenham, the community is mourning another dead teenager. 17—year—old tanesha melbourne was with friends when she was killed in a drive—by shooting, also on monday evening. those who knew her have described her as a beautiful, lively and bubbly girl. this map shows every murder in the capital this year. 48 now in total. behind each mark, a family bereaved and coming to terms with their loss. some are blaming a lack of police funding. i've never seen resources so scarce on the ground to be able to have the relationships with people to get the community to support what our police are doing. we've lost 100 police from around here already due to the cuts coming through from government. i've stood up in parliament to beg and plead f

chelsea remain ten points of fourth placed tottenham.f fourth placed tottenham. celtic are just one win away from the scottish premiership title. they beat hamilton 2—1 at new douglas park and are 13 points clear of rangers in the table. it was 1—1 at half—time, but hamilton also had a mild sent off. brendan rodgers brought on leigh griffiths at the start of the second half and he scored the winner within a minute of coming on. celtic will clinch their seventh title in a row with one more win from their remaining five matches. sebastien battled made it back to back grand prix wins with victory at the rain grand prix. lewis hamilton, who started down a night, made to the podium in third. to be the world champion you need to keep your cool. stranded down in ninth on the great things the penalty for changing his gearbox, it was going to be a day for damage limitation per lewis hamilton. an action packed starts some lose their way. hamilton took a more careful approach and even when he was challenged at the start of the second lap it was max