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mourinho‘s strong words for a former arsenal player — who criticised harry kane's role in his tottenham ihada i had a few strikers that played for me and they are not bad. i think harry has no problems at all. to score goals and make teams. manchester city take on burnley tonight in the premier league, we'll be live at the etihad for the latest. and two players test positive for coronavirus in croatia, as the final tennis grand slam of the year approaches. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm gavin ramjaun. jose mourinho has proved he can bite back, when faced with criticism of his sides in the past. today, the tottenham manager was drawn in to defend himself again — this time over his record in managing strikers. responding to comments made by former arsenal and england player paul merson, who claimed kane won't score as much in his system at spurs. mourinho launched into a passionate defence of kane. aswell as talking up the others he's helped nurture over the years. i have a few strikers that played for me and they are not bad. i had one guy who played for me for seasons. he scored 18

both ros and dier supporters of another club, the tottenham hotspur is, but when tottenham win, we thatbalance commit often reduces mine, but you feel you are part of a community that is out there, and these fans are celebrating will feel that. you know, they can claim that they are part of this bubble that we are allowed to have in this coronavirus, this huge bubble of 50 01’ coronavirus, this huge bubble of 50 or 60,000 fans. we can feel how supportive of your own clubs as you put it in there that you are both spurs fans, how supportive you are, but let's let the liverpool fans have their moment, but because it's an incredible results. let's have a look at the daily mail, got to go back to coronavirus and touch upon that. the front page talking about don't throw it all away, ros, the helps her secretary is playing and threatening that it's possible beaches will be closed after we saw those crowds, especially in bournemouth today, where they had to create an incident situation, the temperatures, my goodness, record—breaking temperatures, it's a difficult one, this. it is a difficult on

this was his debut before the press at tottenham i was always the problem is that you didn't understand that for all their modesty these masters of the press conference can always resort to the more brutal option attack. not everyone is an ace in the arse of attack these are just blah blah blah it's just the 4th all. but our media maestro's master it with their eyes closed. i think this question is a little bit disrespectful to we obviously shake out quite. like the look at me when it took 2. look at me when they took to you. another of them talking to the look at me. so i am trying i am trying to explain he smiles while having a go at the reporter and immediately explains why he's being unfriendly and all the time looking his target in the eye. but sometimes being blunt is the only way to go so google instead of make stupid questions click google and try to find but merino can also be a charm. in the called tunnels after the game freezing you are going to be there all the time round. life could be worse. one of the. your club likes to turn questions back onto the reporters and defense

totte n ha m tottenham against manchester united coming up later on.that's all from sportsday. you are watching bbc news, i'm martin croxton. let's get a reminder for the key points of today positive downing street briefing which was led by the education secondary. gavin willison confirmed all children are to be back in school in september saying school is vital for eve ryo ne september saying school is vital for everyone of our children for some he advice for schools on how to plan theirfull reopening in september will be published in the next two weeks. he set class sizes could increase from the current maximum of 15 pupils to normal sizes of around 30. he did not however confirm whether the current social distancing advice of 2mm would be relaxed. gavin williamson gave more details of a £1 billion covert catchup plan to help children get back to where they should be. the fund would help with catch lessons and tutoring. and he reconfirmed that the coronavirus alert level across the uk has been downgraded to level three which means the virus is still

versus arsenal backin game it was tottenham versus arsenal back in 1988 before the premier league was. tonight it will be gary lineker at the helm for bournemouth against crystal palace. much of the day live at 7:15pm here on bbc one. thank you, mike. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is this evening at five to seven, bye for now. good afternoon. high streets are the you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more now on the review by the uk government on whether to relax the two metre social distancing guidelines in england. ministers have promised to make a decision next week ahead of the reopening of pubs and restaurants at the beginning ofjuly. the chancellor rishi sunak has been speaking to reporters on a visit to shops in north yorkshire this morning. high streets are the beating heart of our communities. we are in a new phase of this crisis now. because of the progress we've made we are able to take steps to slowly reopen our country and kick—start our economy. and that starts with our high streets. shops have done

, kicking it into the long grass as david lammy, the totte n ha m long grass as david lammy, the tottenhamp, said out of the prime minister announced his review, we've had lots of reviews, what we want to see action recommended from those reviews to be implemented. so, greater justice in the reviews to be implemented. so, greaterjustice in the justice system, more turnaround health inequalities in education and so on, you can list effectively every area of society, that's why a lot of people come out today to protest, because they don't want this to be kicked around a committee table in whitehall, they really want to see action. and i think it's interesting also is a relationship with police here. clear, a lot of people are concerned with police brutality, it isa concerned with police brutality, it is a mellow situation here, no altercations that winter turned with police, the police are relaxed around protesters. we saw fewjoking with them earlier and at one point, when protesters date temporarily not quite occupy but were certainly in the middle of the road by trafalgar square, one of th

light brush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star movement against tottenham. on rebecca richards welcome to the program and now the young black man has died in the us at the hands of police the police chief in atlanta georgia has resigned of the officer in question has been fired the victim or a shot brooks is said to have resisted arrest after failing a sobriety test security video showed he was shot while running from police and holding one of the officers stun guns. once again footage showing police in the us killing a black man this time at a wendy's fast food drive through an atlanta georgia. the death of 27 year old richard brooks sparked a new wave of unrest in the city with protesters setting fire to the wendy's restaurant where he was killed and blocking a highway. the city's police chief resigned and atlanta's mayor called for a change. i firmly believe that there is a clear distinction between what you can do and what you should do. i do not believe that this was a justify use of deadly force. demonstrations are continuing across the u.s. holding b

now tottenham said the norwich player had no close contact with their squad.e with the governments guidance of being within two metres of a confirmed case for 15 minutes or more. confirmed case for 15 minutes or more. but where sport is concerned there isn't universal agreement on this in the scientific community. less tha n less than eight metre for a couple of minutes or less than half a metre. at all would be considered a contact. so in my sport in boxing, if two people have been sparring together and they got very close then that would be considered contact. the other boxer didn't have the culvert would then have to go into isolation for 1h days. you can see how that analysis would cause problems in football. incidentally today, that norwich player tested negative and the club say they'll be checked again, including for antibodies, before their first match on friday. what can the premier league learn from other leagues around europe in particular the bundesliga which has returned so successfully? all these matches are behind closed doors as we know by now,

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tottenham's dele alli has been given a one game ban and 50,000 pound fine by the fa after posting a videon february that made light of coronavirus and mocked an asian man. he will miss spurs match against manchester united next friday. the england midfielderjill scott has signed a new two year contract at manchester city. she joined the club six years ago, the new deal will also see her take on a coaching role. the moto gp season will start on the i9thjuly in spain. organisers hope to stage at least 13 race weekends. the elite riders in motogp were unable to take part in the opening qatar grand prix in march because of travel restrictions. let's get back to football. the premier league clubs met today and voted unanimously in favour of the return to play protocols for next week, signing off on the matchday operations behind closed doors. the three month lockdown has cost the division £1 billion in revenue. the finance firm deloitte who have come up with the figure say that 500 million pounds of that is in rebates to broadcasters and a loss of matchday revenue which will be permanently los

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football but there were two more games in the premier league tonight and entertaining contest between tottenhamall the draw. not looking good for norwich as they mark their attempt to action with a home defeat to southhampton, more now from oui’ with a home defeat to southhampton, more now from our correspondent natalie. it is said that actions speak louder than words and in the pen drop silence, this now familiar gesture spoke volumes. this was no game of thrones but his actions have seen regal of late, forcing the government policy change to stop children from going hungry this summer, but there was nothing he could do about this. stephen tearing through his team—mates to put spurs ahead. a great run at a fair shot. he should have done better, but spurs fans rather enjoyed it. rejuvenated united and hugo needed to be nimble. what a wonderful safe. his body tired, the clumsy tackle handed united a penalty. in the equaliser. late trauma some ham erupt as another penalty was given, his mood was placated when va are overturned the decision. a match for closer to the football we love. the same can

holland played a scoring return after missing 2 matches through injury and tottenham can repair for another season in the champions league but all dusseldorf can prepare for is a nerve shredding finale to this season. i should. mention i'm rarely speechless but today is one of those days the squad puts in a great effort so i didn't give up chances in the 2nd half and hit the post twice i really feel for everyone in the dressing room today. once again to sort of let points slip while. right on and it might cost them their place and a link. with fortuna failing to win for a man had the chance to draw on live along points but in order to reach safety they needed goals something in short supply for the league's worst attack with just 30 after 30 match days since the restart they had scored just 3 with none of them coming from their strikers top scorer milan to russia to serve return from injury his meager 7 goals was equal to the combined total of starting strikers josh sargent and. nothing to impress the once prolific cloudy of bizarro. post patter born still had a mathematical chance of survi

tottenham's steven bergwijn running through united's defence to score.e spurs boss hose mourinho was unhappy with the draw. it was not a penalty. i wouldn't give that penalty, specially, especially, if i was vba. because on the pitch, can look, to be honest, from my position, so different that distance. it looked for me a penalty, but then when you look on tv, um... not happy with that. well, if spurs and united are targeting european football, norwich could well be facing relegation. the premier league's bottom side endured similar fortunes to before the shutdown. they were beaten 3—0 by southampton, all the goals coming in the second half. no team has ever beaten the drop with norwich's points haul at this stage of the season. of the four matches back to back today, one is live on the bbc for the first time in more than 30 years. this was the last time that a game on the top league in england was shown live on the bbc, tottenham against arsenal in 1988. jimmy hill was at the helm for the match of the day team that day. it'll be gary lineker in charge t

their players has tested positive for corona virus a day after they played in a friendly against tottenhamt of 1,200 players and staff tested in the premier league two positive results came back. in a statement the club said: they haven't named the player. the spanish league returned last night, with barcelona looking anything but rusty, scoring just 66 seconds into their match against real mallorca. their star player lionel messi secured the comforable win. he made it 4—0 with his 20th goal of the season. barca are now five points clear of their la liga rivals real madrid at the top of the table. yesterday, we showed you fans returning to rugby stadiums in new zealand for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. now tennis fans at novak djokovic‘s club in belgrade have been allowed in to watch a tournament organised by the world number one in serbia after almost three months of no competition. it wasn't all serious though as the wimbledon champion challenged a ball boy, who took a point off him! a day he will never forget! let's look at that cheeky return! no way djokovic could reac

in tottenham in north london, they remembered black lives lost.kgrounds also took a knee. june kelly, bbc news. some breaking news now from the phillipines —— philippines where a guilty verdict has been delivered in the libel trial of the high—profile journalist, maria ressa. she's the editor of the rappler news website now faces a possible jail sentence of up to seven years if found guilty. she and human rights campaigners say she's been targeted because of her website's criticism of the country's president, rodrigo duterte. we will update you on that as it happens. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the killing that shook the world. is the death of george floyd a watershed moment for the politics of race in america? there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years, forcibly classified

he moves tottenham up to seven and within a point of fifth—place manchester united.. that means that lester stay third, nine points clear of manchester united. brighton who beat arsenal are now clear of the bottom three. and championship strugglers middlesbrough have sacked head coach jonathan woodgate and have appointed neil and he spins without a club since leaving cardiff in november. during 21st of the championship and of the relegation zone on goal difference. andy murray has made a winning return tennis after bidding liam brody in the battle of the bretz exhibition held behind closed doors. it‘s seven months since he last played but as you can see at the bottom of your screen looked relatively sharp and immobile in his latest comeback from injury. and he eventually beat brody in straight sets. the six day event has been organised byjimmy murray and his following strict safety measures with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no line judges. with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no linejudges. there was with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no line judges. th

in tottenham in north london, they remembered black lives matter ‘s.and backgrounds also took a knee. june kelly, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: the killing that shook the world — is the death of george floyd a watershed moment for the politics of race in america? there was a bomb in the city centre. a code word known to be one used by the ira was given. army bomb experts were examining a suspect van when there was a huge explosion. the south african parliament has destroyed the foundation of apartheid by abolishing the population registration act, which for 40 years, forcibly classified each citizen according to race. just a day old, and the royal baby is tonight sleeping in his cot at home. early this evening, the new prince was taken by his mother and father to their apartments in kensington palace. germany's parliament, the bundestag, has voted by a narrow majority to move the seat of government from bonn to berlin. berliners celebrated into the night, but the decision was greeted with shock in bonn. the real focus of attention

when i was called to carry an instant in tottenham where there was a man armed with a gun and i went in with a colleague armed turn to kick the door in the guy pointed to going to me and shot in the bullet got stuck in a barrel now if you fast forward to now if you had that call now you would have it wouldn't be me answering the call police officer with a truncheon it would be an armed police officer you'd have negotiators there you have a risk assessment you know be much more sophisticated so we've moved on quite considerably and the police are very good at dealing with these kinds of incidents it was reassuring and find it out before i let you go in terms of relations with the police we've been covering stories over the past few weeks basing it about relations between the public and police do you think that that is something that is actually good in is do you think it's something that can be strengthened. but we're definitely strengthened i think one of the key things is of these it is about representation making sure that you have an organization that represents looking unity and

tottenham say there was no close contact for any sustained period with the player during that friendlyt says her sport has to be rebuilt from the grassroots to attract more black players. research conducted by leeds beckett university found that only nine out of 362 pro players in england were black. it is an issue she has begun to address in her role as director of women's cricket at surrey. —— ebony rainford—brent. what we have done is we have an academy setup now, obviously covid—19 got in the way of their training but as soon as they can they will be back to it and some have some real talent to move straight into the performance pathway which is exciting. but underneath that i'm talking to a lot of funders about how we really build and reconstruct the grassroots. that's the issue with our sport, i think, i love this sport and everything it stands for, but we still predominantly pick from the elitist environments, independent schools and certain clubs. so now it's time that we really look at what our programmes are delivering and make sure that there are routes and make sure that th

premier league — defenderjan vertonghen and keeper michel vorm have signed short term deals to stay at tottenhamcontracts were due to end next tuesday. spurs have also extended the loans of danny rose who's at newcastle and kyle walker pieters at southampton. frankie dettori will ride the derby favourite english king at epsom next saturday. dettori was leading jockey at royal ascot last week and is looking for a third derby win. the 49—year—old's last came five years ago. and england's cricketers will honour key workers from the coronavirus pandemic during their test series against the west indies next month. players will wear training shirts with names of doctors, social workers, carers and teachers. captainjoe root said the team wanted to honour those who went into bat for the country in the toughest circumstances. the first of three matches starts in southampton onjuly the 8th. that's all the sport for now. there's build up to tonight's premier league match as manchester city play burnley and all our other stories on the bbc sport website. more now on our top story. two minute's silence has b

tottenham midfielder dele alli will miss their first match back against manchester united next fridayn a one—match ban by the fa. he was charged with misconduct in february after posting a video on social media about coronavirus in which he made fun of an asian man. he's also been fined £50,000 and must undertake a face—to—face education course. jill scott has signed a new two—year deal at manchester city — that will also see her take up a coaching role at the club. the 33—year—old — who's been capped ia9 times for england — has scored 2a goals for city sincejoining in february in february 201a from everton. she says she'll still be focussing on playing — but will work alongside new head coach gareth taylor. premier league clubs are meeting today to finalise the return to action next week. the three—month lockdown has cost the division £1 billion in revenue. the finance firm deloitte says that £500 million of that is in rebates to broadcasters and a loss of matchday revenue, which will be permanently lost. the remainder could be recouped next season if the remaining 92 matches are com

this was the tottenham manager's response. dear paul, i have lots of respect for you., when he's fresh, when he has routines of playing. so, that's my message to somebody that i have lots of respect for. next, the two—time wimbledon champion andy murray will play his first match in seven months at a british exhibition event this week. he also says he wants to play the us open and french open later this year providing the grand slams are safe. i would go and play, absolutely, providing that... ..i'm given the assurance that it will be safe to go there, but things can change quickly like we've just seen in the last there so with what's happened with adria tour thing which if things kicked off again in new york or there is a second wave coming over there, then that would obviously be something that i would consider. but providing that it's safe and we are told by government and the governing bodies that it is fine to play, then i would do it regardless of what the rules are with regards to the amount of people and stuff that you can have with you. i would do it, yes. well

tottenham say there was no close contact for any sustained period with the player during the friendlymore matches, today. real madrid play later against eibar. a win would see them trim barcelona's lead to two points again. they won yesterday. atletico madrid slipped up earlier, a win would have seen them move into the top four but they could only draw 1—1 at athletic bilbao. both goals came in the first half. the former chelsea striker diego costa with their equaliser, just a couple of minutes after bilbao had taken the lead. serena williams' coach patrick mouratoglou says he's backing the us open organisers as they look to stage the tournament on 31st august. top players have been critical. novak djokovic calling the safety protocols "extreme" and rafa nadal wants every player to be able to travel freely and safely before tournaments return. regarding the whole us open, i understand the usta wants to make it happen because financially they need it, andi happen because financially they need it, and i saw they had to fire a lot of people and it's really sad. so i'm supporting of cours

a week of campaigning it's back to the day job for marcus rashford as manchester united take on tottenhamlombardy became the global epicentre of coronavirus as it saw the first major outbreak in europe. as key mistakes were made, the pandemic stretched medical resources to breaking point. our italy correspondent mark lowen has returned to lombardy, to ask what went wrong. it's four months since lombardy became the wuhan of the west, its sufferings seared into memory. the virus throttled, taking hold in europe and exporting cases around the world. let's get the very latest on the situation in northern italy. our correspondent mark lowen is in... i've reported on the story from the start. now i'm back to report on those who want answers. in bergamo, 6,000 people died in march alone, thought to be the highest rate of excess deaths in the world. ines and her husband were married for 53 years. he spent his last month in hospital. we are facing a war now here. as the outbreak erupted and our coverage took us across italy, i spoke to a doctor whose hospital was overwhelmed. stefano, hi, mark fro

above arsenal and sheffield united. 11 on points for totte n ha m sheffield united. 11 on points for tottenhamn promoted to levon after beating exeter for —— neal in the league to play our final at match was first thought this match was the first competitive fixture to be played behind closed doors. at the home of english football. but northampton dominated this one with young striker morton among their scores. they go up to the third tier but had to pick up their own metals. in a socially distant celebration. the premier league english football league and professional footballers association have announced a new scheme to increase the number of black, asian and minority, ethnic coaches. the aim is to help players move into full—time coaching roles in the professional game. 0ur sports editor dan has more. amid powerful images of protest on the pitch the debate in football has now shifted toa debate in football has now shifted to a lack of opportunities offered. and today a sign of action with the launch of a new scheme that will enable six black asian and minority ethnic coaches each season to

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the lammy report which this government commissioned, for which i thank the honourable member for tottenhamack and minority ethnic people in the prison service, as david lammy recommended. we are increasing the use of body worn cameras and we are trying to ensure, amongst other things, that young bame people are not immediately prosecuted as a result of the trouble they find themselves in, and we try to make sure that we give people a chance. i must stress that on the lammy report, among all of these matters, it is vital at the same time that we keep our streets safe and that we back our police. and then this was the exchange on schools. the current arrangements lie in tatters, parents have lost confidence in the government's approach, millions of children will miss six months‘ worth of schooling and inequality will now go up. several weeks ago, i suggested to the prime minister that we set up a national taskforce so that everybody can put their shoulder to the wheel. it is not too late. will the prime minister take me up on this? prime minister. mr speaker, as i told the house before, i ha

everyone who might not be familiar with tom keene and english football that tom keene thanks spurs, tottenhamis called the tots? we can leave that pretty quickly. i thing what is really important at the moment, the market participants increasingly is starting to move up the page. it is in the bottom paragraph now, but slowly starting to come up a little more. the headwinds, the risks around the election, and the composition of congress, people thinking about those tax cuts we had a couple of years ago and what is in store a couple years ahead. lisa: and we aren't talking that much about deglobalization except for bridgewater putting out a report yesterday saying that they expect that to potentially eliminate corporate profitability over the next decade, and how there seems to be consensus on republican and democratic sides that there needs to be some sort of amplification of the trend we have already seen. that is a big headwind, and i am trying to get my hands around exactly how people are factoring this into their models. jonathan: one element ahead of november. the other that i think we re

tottenham midfielder dele alli will miss their first match back against manchester united next fridayged with misconduct in february after posting a video on social media about coronavirus in which he made fun of an asian man. he's also been fined £50,000 and must undertake a face—to—face education course. he's apologised for what's called an extremely poorly judged joke but is grateful that the fa didn't deem his actions to be racist. premier league have rubber stamped the return to play protocols next week, signing off on the matchday operations plans. the three month lockdown has cost the division £1 billion in revenue. the finance firm deloitte, who have come up with the figure, say that £500 million of that is in rebates to broadcasters and a loss of matchday revenue which will be permanently lost. the rest will be deferred to next season if the remaining 92 matches are completed. the 20 clubs made a combined £5 billion last season. jill scott has signed a new two year deal at manchester city — that will also see her take up a coaching role at the club. the 33—year—old — who's be

smurf has left tottenham the internet as ever learning and evolving observers surveys collects ses above the city as a friend wrote to me the sky is for the color of a television tuned to a dead chime in. time to say farewell and go back home. back to my smartphone my ip address my emails my bookmarks my twitter account my facebook timeline. welcome to the mattress. we got more warm sunshine across much of the middle east by the south of course we are still keeping an eye on this little area a cloud that is the remnants of our old tropical cycle and they're still seeing some showers getting squeezed out of the system as it makes its way further west which across a good part all the yam and then more showers as we go on through further north not see bad across the levant temperatures here getting up to around $29.00 celsius interest about $23.00 the 4 by rate but you push across towards kuwait and some would say scotch you know we're looking at temperatures getting up to 49 degrees celsius already 46th and well one sunshine for us as well while the sunshine across northern parts of africa

smurf has left tottenham the internet as ever learning and evolving observers surveys collects ses above the city as a friend wrote to me the sky is for the color of a television tuned to a dead child. time to say farewell and go back home. back to my smartphone my ip address my emails my bookmarks my twitter account to my facebook timeline. welcome to the mat tricks. hello the weather may in school but rather dry across much of the in argentina we got this line of cloud which spells out the bolivia to the north the power of why just runs down towards the southeast of brazil and to the south of that there is that cool weather southerly winds as they want to say or sit around 14 degrees celsius to the north of that it has found a dry for much of brazil course in the north of course that joins up with the other seasonal showers which continue to trundle away further north was this lot of tat and rain will intensify as we go through the next couple days if not just a little further north which see the deeper colors the deep of blues the yellows coming up there because see some very heavy do

their players has tested positive for corona virus a day after they played in a friendly against tottenhamonfirm that one of its players has returned a positive test result following the recent round of covid—19 testing. in line with the premier league's protocols, the player will now self—isolate for a period of seven days before being tested again at a later date." the spanish league returned last night, with barcelona looking anything but rusty, scoring 66 seconds into their match against real mallorca. their star player lionel messi secured the comforable win. he made it a—0 with his 20th goal of the season. barca are now five points clear of their la liga rivals real madrid at the top of the table. yesterday, we showed you fans returning to rugby stadiums in new zealand for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic. now tennis fans at novak djokovic's club in belgrade have been allowed in to watch a tournament organised by the world number one in serbia after almost three months of no competition. it wasn't all serious, though, as the wimbledon champion challenged a ballboy, who t

tottenham say there was no close contact for any sustained period with the player during the friendlyo two points again. atletico madrid slipped up earlier, three points would have seen them move into the top four, but they could only draw 1—1 at athletic bilbao. both goals came in the first half. former chelsea striker diego costa with their equaliser, just a couple of minutes after bilbao had taken the lead. the liverpool player taiwo awoniyi, who is on loan at bundesliga side mainz, will spend the night in hospital as a precaution after suffering concussion playing against augsburg this afternoon. the 22—year—old forward appeared to be briefly knocked out after a clash of heads in the first half. the club say he was responsive before being ta ken to hospital for tests. awoniyi hasn't played a game for liverpool sincejoining them in 2015, has also had loan spells at clubs in holland and belgium. mainz, who are battling relegation, lost the match 1—0. a charity tennis tournament hosted by novak djokovic is taking place in belgrade. the world number one was beaten yesterday so needed

points in all of their matches between now and the end of the season anyway there was no separating tottenham hotspur and manchester united in the english premier league on friday as josie marino face these old side spurs went in front through steven birdbrain in the 1st half but a late penalty from bruno finance days leveled the masses in the 1st game back for both teams in 3 months because of the coronavirus former f one driver alex sonority remains in intensive care after suffering a serious head injury in a road accident or competing in italy the crash happened during a hand bike race in tuscany and involved a heavy vehicle the 53 year old italian was airlifted to hospital way underwent surgery sonari used to race in formula one but had both of his legs amputated after and horrific crash during a cart race in germany back in 2001 he subsequently switched to competing as a hand bike racer and as one for paralympic gold medals italian prime minister just become to is among the many people who have sent messages of support. it looks like we'll change tennis could go ahead of this year's u.s.

you are a big manchester united fan and i understand they are playing against tottenham hotspur is onh this match, et cetera? it'll be around 9—10 pm in thailand and we will be watching at home and in thailand, there are still rules that a bar and pub cannot be open yet so most people will be watching at home. it will be great entertainment because in the last few months, without football, on the weekend, we kinda feel a bit empty. but, yeah, about time we can get back to watching football and getting lost in a game for two hours, despite all the tensions around the world. without fans in the stadium cheering on the teams playing, without that atmosphere, how do you think that game will be? it will not be the same, willow it will be a ballup be the same, willow it will be a ball up missing in terms of broadcasting experience because most of the thai fans have not been able to get to the stadium is to see what it is like in the life stadiums but since we get to see what happens, they have paid the last few weeks without fans in the stadium. it isa without fans in the stadium. it is a b

i am grateful for you being here tottenham. i know our viewers are as well. i thank you. and we will all continue to try to do that job as best we can. with that, i hand it off to my colleague who does that every night as well, anderson cooper. >> good evening. we are witnessing a failure of presidential leadership at a time in this country when we the people need it more than ever perhaps in our lifetime. tonight with flash bang grenades going off and tear gas in the air, the president of the united states, a wan a be wartime president, had what he hoped was his macarthur moment, his paton promise, calling himself our law and order president. he'll send active duty troops into american cities and states to dominate, his words, dominate demonstrators in the wake of the poli killing of george floyd a week ago. what would be comical if it wasn't so dangerous and destructive. the president spoke from the rose garden. even though he called himself the ally of protesters, troops were moving on what until moments before had been a peaceful crowd at lafayette park across from th

so the premier league in manchester united have drawn $11.00 with tottenham in their 1st game back because football returns around the world the global players union has expressed concerns about player safety kind there's already been a spike in injuries because of insufficient preparation time and congested much jules leagues are trying to make up for lost time because of coronavirus and well governing body thief has tried to ease the load by allowing 5 subs for much liverpool manager gun club says it will be tough but he does want to get the ses unfinished. we have now a lot of games in a pretty short period of time the but that's the challenge for all of us we will see but it will be 100 percent really really tough but for example the injuries from us another and from dusty have conceded have done to do with. with a shrug he's used or anything else these are things again have always conflicts or you don't want to have this can happen and so yes i would not. think it should be no not at all the who's name is challenges manchester city is still competing in the f.a. cup and champions leag

munich he's got 12 months left on his current deal but is free to leave if a buyer can be found tottenham hotspur back in action on friday night with a daunting assignment at home to manchester united spurs reached the champions league final last year but are struggling in 7th position in the premier league currently the match sees josie marino facing his old club while it will also be played without any fans in the stadium. meanwhile manchester united will be looking for all 3 points as they aim to stay in the race for champions league qualifying they currently furth 3 points behind chelsea but they do have a better goal difference it's a great game big game against one of the best teams in the league of course champions league final it's less than a year ago so we know that we're up for a hard game we prepared as well as we can we've trained well the boys train well over the lockdown. football has also returned to the pitch in brazil despite the country battling the 2nd biggest r. break of coronavirus in the world the protests took place outside rio's famous american our stadium as flam

i am grateful for you being here tottenham. i know our viewers are as well. i thank you. and we will all continue to try to do that job as best we can. with that, i hand it off to my colleague who does that every night as well, anderson cooper. >> good evening. we are witnessing a failure of presidential leadership at a time in this country when we the people need it more than ever perhaps in our lifetime. tonight with flash bang grenades going off and tear gas in the air, the president of the united states, a wan a be wartime president, had what he hoped was his macarthur moment, his paton promise, calling himself our law and order president. he'll send active

defenderjan vertonghen and keeper michel vorm have signed short—term deals to stay at tottenham untilinal after two players tested positive for coronavirus. nick kyrgios described the event — hosted by world number one novak djokovic as "bone—headed", with social distancing measure not observed in croatia. this it‘s a move that britain‘s dan evans hopes won‘t cause any disruption to the final major of the year. ijust think it‘s i just think it‘s a ijust think it‘s a poor example to set, even if the guidelines in that country are not two metres, it is not a joke, and i think we should... evenif not a joke, and i think we should... even if the guidelines would taken away in this country to normal, i just think i will dry to keep myself out of the way as much as i could from other people. i think there has been a total disregard to that, really, and it is very unfortunate that players have it. a noose left in the team garage of an african—american nascar racing driver — is a "dispicable act of racism". that‘s how bubba wallace — in the black top — decribed the incident after it was found