uefa tries to prevent clu bs ownership.uch money as they want, they want to balance their expensive expenses with their income and they want to prevent clu bs income and they want to prevent clubs from over spending and going bankrupt. this was against the ambition of the club leadership from manchester city, which is governed from the state leadership in abu dhabi. it appears like they didn‘t adhere to the rules that everyone else in europe had to stick to. once this has been established obviously that uefa has found manchester city guilty of this offence and it has imposed a fine and a ban, how does it compare that with other action that uefa has taken before, disciplinary action, against clubs for this kind of abuse? are they been treated fairly or is this a more severe punishment than you would have expected ? more severe punishment than you would have expected? this is a very severe punishment. it is the hardest that we have ever seen to any club. but this is an extraordinary case as well because these investigations a

there was already a settlement between manchester city and uefa back in 2014.hey felt misled by manchester city, even back then, for these investigations. so the rules are quite clear for uefa, if they find that a club does not stick to their rules, the hardest punishment they can hand out is ban them from the competitions that uefa organises. and this is a significant step because these competitions are very lucrative for each individual club because they can make a lot of money with that. and if manchester city now sits out two years it's going to be a huge gap in their income. so they are going to miss out on a lot of money. uefa really had to take a step like that if they wanted to be taken seriously in the future because if they didn't, if they hadn't punished manchester city for those blatant wrongdoings that seem to be the case, then all the other clubs in europe could have seen that there is a simple way to circumvent the rules and the uefa control bodies don't really act on it. that was christoph winterbach from der spiegel. a british man who was detai

they say because it's been a flawed process from uefa, they have been lea ks process from uefa, theyfa, they have been lea ks coming out process from uefa, they have been leaks coming out of the governing body saying they were going to get banned even before the investigation started, they say. they say they will win their appeal and will appeal to the court of arbitration for sport straightaway, but you just know that this team of lawyers that they are going to throw out this with all their might, for the very future of this club, well, that's so much more important now than any tea m much more important now than any team they put on the pitch in the coming months. olly foster, thank you. there were more than 5000 cases of mumps last year in england — that's the highest level in a decade. it's been largely driven by young adults at universities and colleges who didn't as children have the mmr jab — that's measles, mumps and rubella. public health england says the rise looks set to continue this year, and it's urging people to have both parts of the mmr vaccine, for maximum protectio

they wa nt uefa for the last 12 months.ent body to look at the clubs financial dealings, not uefa who they say are the investigator, thejudge, and the jury. they say that is flawed. but for now they are going to appeal to the court of arbitration for sport. they say they have a very good case and they think that if it is a strong cases well, but you just know that their team of lawyers that are going to throw at this are just out if not more important that the teen they put out on the picture of the coming months. ali foster in manchester, things for joining coming months. ali foster in manchester, things forjoining us. a couple of big games in europe. bruce should dorman can go second in the week. in spain, atletico madrid and full nuncio fighting for champions spots just into the second half. atletico madrid still leading to— one. that one game in the premier league wolves, leicester city. they are addressing concerns over the coronavirus outbreak was up 1300 people have died from the fibre operate in china with a number

what surprised you on this decision by uefa 7 surprised you on this decision by uefa? to start? certainly the information flowing my way, our way towards the end of last year was that a decision was first of all coming in december and that manchester city would not be getting a champions league band potentially not even a fine. part of that was there was confidence at the highest levels of the car that even if they did geta levels of the car that even if they did get a band from the champions league, they would be able to overturn it. i guess that will be potentially part two, part three or pa rt potentially part two, part three or part for the situation. but what surprises me, everything. absolutely everything. it did not seem towards the end that city were going to be banned but of course they have been and for two seasons. it is just a huge case. i suppose manchester city think they have not broken any rules 7 think they have not broken any rules? that has been the stance throughout. a clear public stance going back to the very start when these alleged financial wro

this is a case initiated by uefa, prosecuted by uefa and judged by uefa.e an impartial judgment as quickly as possible. for all their triumphs on the pitch the stakes have never been higherfor pitch the stakes have never been higher for manchester city. they are the champions of england yet stand accused of cheating the system and breaching uefa very strict financial fairplay restrictions. the accusation is that they overinflated just how much money they were making from their title sponsor, etihad airlines that is emblazoned all around this club on their shirts, on the stadium. the complication, the grey area uefa have looked that is the fact that etihad is owned i the club's owner, the billionaires, the ruling family from abu darby. a fine of over $30 million, they will not worry about that, but what will hurt is exclusion from european football, the very lucrative champions league. that is the one trophy in this other darby revolution that they have failed to secure and getting kicked out of the champions league for two seasons from the start of next se

last may, city were referred to uefa's financial watchdog for investigation. to halt the investigation.and yesterday, as we know, city were banned from european club competition for the next two seasons, and fined 25—million pounds. as soon as the verdict from uefa was announced — city issued a swift and strong response. they said they were disappointed but not surprised with the decision and said the investigator had already decided the result of the case before it was even investigated. the subsequent flawed and consistently leaked uefa process he oversaw has meant that there was little doubt in the result that he would deliver. they called the process predjudicial and will seek an impartialjudgment as quickly as possible and will look to appeal to the court of arbitration for sport. city have broken financial rules. but what exactly have they done wrong? well, it all relates to sponsorship — mainly to do with the etihad stadium — with close links between the company and city's owners in the middle east. have they been totally honest or have they inflated th

they say they are going to overturn this ruling by uefa. that this army of lawyers, the legal team that they are now going to throw at this, with all their might, for the future of this club, that is now so much more important in the coming months than any team they actually put on the pitch. in afghanistan, a seven—day truce agreed by the us and the taliban is expected to take effect very soon. the us defence secretary, mark esper, says it should lead to a fall in violence and could lead to more far—reaching peace talks, as well as a staggered withdrawal of american troops. the deal was announced at a security conference in munich, and our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is there. well, we have known for days now that the afghan taliban in the united states are very close to a historic deal. but what we have heard here from a senior american official at the munich security conference is that they are very close to a deal, and that the first part of this agreement, which would involve a taliban commitment for a seven—day perio

they say they're going to overturn this ruling by uefa.e legal team that they're now going to throw at this, with all their might, for the future of this club, that is now so much more important in the coming months than any team they actually put on the pitch. the united nations says much of east africa could face a food crisis if huge swarms of locusts devouring crops and pasture are not brought under control. for weeks, the insects have destroyed crops across several countries. the un has warned of a possible famine. rich preston has this report. the locusts, billions of them, have devoured hundreds of hectares of crops across the region. hitting countries with already delicate food situations. ethiopian, somalia, kenya, tanzania and uganda have so kenya, tanzania and uganda have so far been affected by the swarms. it's the worst infestation in kenya for 70 yea rs infestation in kenya for 70 years and the worst somalia and ethiopian have seen for 25 yea rs. aerial pesticide spraying is the most effective way to stop the most effective w

when we talk about uefa's competitions, it is also the champions league and the uefa league.ve thought finish in the top four, you're allowed to play in the uefa league. chasing that dream of being the best club in europe in effect they would say probably the best clu b effect they would say probably the best club in the world is what has been motivating this whole process —— process and manchester cities up you said they will appeal, but will we continue to see them playing for the next few weeks? 0bviously we continue to see them playing for the next few weeks? obviously the champions league this season is about to resume in its knockout stages. i think there'll still be there because manchester city fc had they will appeal and everything goes on hold for a moment. they've said in their statement that what they cast doubt on is the independence of u efa cast doubt on is the independence of uefa in this whole process and the legitimacy of that process. they say they're going to the court of arbitration as soon as i can. we just got the statement on the screen there, we will

, and judged by uefa, initiated and prosecuted by uefa, andjudged by uefa, and initiated and prosecutedand their manager, pep guardiola. let's not forget he has one year left on his deal and was brought in to try and win the champions league. will he stay around if they are not playing in the champions league next season? will some of their star players stay if they are not playing in the elite clu b if they are not playing in the elite club competition, and will they be able to bring in the star players as well that they need to kind of reinforce the ranks, having fallen short in the league against liverpool this season? will pep guardiola want to be competing only for the premier league title? so many questions. what does it mean for the rest of this season? well, they will stay in the competition this season. they are not kicked out. if, iguess, this season. they are not kicked out. if, i guess, the court of arbitration for sport are still hearing the appeal and it is ongoing next season, we presume manchester city will be able to play in the champions league next season. but it isa

they say they're going to overturn this ruling by uefa.hat this army of lawyers, the legal team that they're now going to throw at this, with all their might, for the future of this club, that is now so much more important in the coming months than any team they actually put on the pitch. the us department ofjustice has dropped its criminal investigation into the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe without bringing any charges. mr mccabe was accused of lying about leaks to the media during an investigation into the clinton foundation. he has consistently denied the allegations. another storm is heading our way, bringing with it high winds, a months worth of rain, and warnings of more flooding. the met office has raised the threat level for storm dennis, including weather warnings in some parts of england and wales that flooding could cause a danger to life, as britain braces itself for a second weekend of disruption. danny savage reports from hebden bridge in west yorkshire, which was flooded just a week ago. in hebden bridge this aft

and having done so and been found out and punished by uefa, the club says it is going to appeal.bitration of sport succeeding?” appeal to the court of arbitration of sport succeeding? i think city will employ an experienced and talented team of lawyers that will argue that they have not breached the rules on the value of the contract, and that is what it all comes down to, the value of the contract was at fair market value. if that can be proved by their team then they could expect either a reduction or a complete abolition of the punishment, which has been given by uefa. i think a few people were surprised at the severity of the punishment, in terms of the length of the ban. and that could be due to the fact that you wait for themselves and thought by giving a long ban, the court for arbitration for sport might perhaps half it and therefore that the club will still have some severe punishment. and looking ahead, what prospect if this ban remains in place that pep guardiola will decide, actually, it is not worth hanging around? well, pep guardiola's contract expires in june 2021.

coming up on sportsday this evening how will manchester city respond on the pitch after last weeks uefathe etihad as manchester city play for the first time since their ban from european football also coming up in the programme. injury hit tottenham take on leipzig in the champions league a very big dealfor their a very big deal for their opponents. inducted into the hall of fame, but what has the game learned from his tragic death. and will head live to las vegas for a flavour of fight week ahead of furey versus wilder pa rt week ahead of furey versus wilder part two. evening, manchester city face west ham injust under an hour, this is the league match that was postponed ten days ago becasue of storm keera, they got special permission from uefa to play on a champions league night. last friday, the champions were informed by uefa that they were guilty of serious breaches of their financial fairplay regulations. a 25 million pound fine and thrown out of european compettion for two seasons, the club are appealing against and today we heard from the chief executive, ferran sorriano, who sa

they say they have been lea ks process from uefa.ay they have been leaks coming out of the governing body saying they were going to get banned even before the investigation started. they say they will win their appeal to the arbitration for sport straightaway, but you just know that this team of lawyers that they are going to throughout this with all their might for the very future of this club, well, that is so much more important now than any team they put on the pitch in the coming months. and we'll have more on this tory in our sports bulletin on this at 11:50pm. another storm is heading our way, bringing with it high winds, a months worth of rain, and warnings of more flooding. the met office has raised the threat level for storm dennis, including weather warnings in some parts of england and wales that flooding could cause a danger to life as britain braces itself for a second weekend of disruption. storm dennis will sweep eastwards tomorrow across england and wales, bringing very unsettled conditions, with spells of heavy rain

max: it is surprising that uefa have acted the way they have. cases, they have been very hesitant, if we talk about race -- racism, tackling, financial fairplay regulations. they have been quite hesitant and have not really tended to go after the big clubs. that is a huge problem when you want to prevent these kind of things happening. in those leaked e-mails we have been talking about, one thing that came out as well was that the city chairman a few years ago had supposedly told the general secretary that he would rather spend $30 million on the 50 best lawyers in the world to sue over the next 10 years then pay any fines. they paid their last fine, but said they would appeal this decision. anchor: any chances they will be successful? max: what they might be successful in doing is moving this decision further off. they will be banned from competition the next season and the following season. clubs like chelsea, barcelona, and real have gone to the court of arbitration in sport and have managed to move these decisions into the future. anchor: in

it was their first match since their uefa punishment.ere two first leg ties in the last 16, city won 2—0 at the etihad, just days after they were handed a two—year champions league ban and fined 25 milion pounds — for breaching financial fair play rules. well our reporter katie shanahan is outside the etihad for us and katie it's clearly been a really testing time for manchester city but pep guardiola and the team back to doing what they do best with all of this going on and off the field, it was an ideal performance from the team tonight. yes, austin, it was like business as usual. the manchester city fans or in full voice, some even chanting boo—uefa, and that you showed real character from the characters on the pitch come after what must have been a couple —— a tough couple of days, they were chanting the names, when he scored that second goal, and then we nt he scored that second goal, and then went on to get men of the match. he couldn't help but think, "will he be here next? the same goes for sergio, who is now 31, he's got four pr

the premier league champions found guilty of misleading uefa over a serious breach of financial rulesruit players. if the argument around the legality of the regulations as a whole prevails, that could have much wider implications for the industry as a whole. but then i think this is ultimately a matter for city. they may have won tonight, but city know they have much tougher battles ahead as they look to move on from one of the greatest controversies in premier league history. the manager may say he‘s staying but the team‘s future along with the club‘s reputation is on the line. there is a huge amount at stake for u efa there is a huge amount at stake for uefa whose resolve is about to be tested like never before. if they lose, their financial fair play rules, their entire governance will be drastically undermined and it was interesting today that city did say they hoped this would be resolved by they hoped this would be resolved by the start of summer. that does point toa the start of summer. that does point to a hope of some kind of deal or settle m e nt to a hope of some kind of d

la metió el tres a cero y un recital de iba a maquillarlo pero que tiene en cuartos de final de la uefa. la semana que viene hay más uefa champions league y recibe el bayern münchen mientras que napolis recibe en italaal barca. >> acaba de terminar y podría a partir de la próxima temporada. reportes cercanos manejan la posibilidad que añada un cupo más >> estaría mencionado para el equipo de récord de cada conferencia >> ♪ [música] >> vamos a la pausa y méxico hace historia a nivel espacial. le contaré por qué >> ♪ [música] >> mi gente, es nuestro momento vamos a votar por bernie sanders por nuestros valores y nuestras familias por nuestros trabajos y nuestros sacrificios por toda persona con voz pero sin voto por todos los que han llegado con la esperanza de vivir mejor, vamos a elegir a bernie sanders como presidente salgamos a votar. nuestro futuro. nuestra lucha. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. está considerado de los mejores pasillos del mundo y churasco y cuál es el origen de factor? >> primer nano de una universidad y fue puesto en órbita >> se hizo hoy en una órbi

they wouldn't be allowed to play in uefa competition. the champions league. but you can't help but think leganes have got a pretty raw deal here. some final thoughts here. journalist ben haywood... and the player at the centre of it all, here's what he had to say. ijust want i just want to say hi out to eve ryo ne i just want to say hi out to everyone of you. i am really excited to be here at your club and i can't wait for the future and all the trophies were going to win and moments we are going to share together. i cannot wait to see all of you. enjoy. so, martin braithwaite — he's gone from second bottom in la liga to second top. so, gavin, one person in this situation who is happy. i think he is doing well out of the deal. thank you. so, as promised let's get a check on the latest in the europa league now. five british clubs are in action, in the first legs of their knockout ties. manchester united and celtic underway as we speak. you do not cut off to a slow start. he put the belgian side and front. five minutes before half—time,. t

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madrid had a new tourist attraction, city fans venting their anger at uefa on the day the club formallymanchester city players arrive here at the bernabeu, they know they have a real challenge on the pitch, too, against the most successful team in champions league history. real madrid have won it a mere 13 times. they were soon causing city problems. only a brilliant save from ederson denied karim benzema. what a save! and on the hour mark, real finally struck. city dithered, isco didn't, and the hosts were deafeningly ahead. but then a quite stunning turnaround. first, gabrieljesus headed home a crucial equaliser, and then a clumsy challenge on raheem sterling allowed kevin de bruyne to make it 2—1 from the penalty spot. up he steps and scores. city's first—ever win over real. still the second leg to come, but their european hopes, this season at least, are very much alive. andy swiss, bbc news, madrid. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. two away goals for manchester city in the champion

and then uefa looked at that again and said, no, they have broken rules. we need to bring it again.t case out. so psg effectively received no punishment. israel folau made his long awaited sporting comeback on saturday, and made an instant impact as catalan dragons beat castleford in super league. he scored six minutes into his debut in perpignan. folau's move to the french side has been controversial — as 10 months ago he was sacked by rugby australia for homophobic remarks. i thought he played really well, obviously scored with his first touch settled his nerves. he was nervous before the game. i was probably most impressed with his defence and before the game said he was clearly going to be an attacking threat but his defence was great, for him to play his first game of by for him to play his first game of rugby league and he trained for probably ten days with the team in total and come up with that sort of defence performance, it really gives us encouragement defence performance, it really gives us encouragement going forward. what would you say to those supporters, campaign gro

what this relates to as the breaking of financial fair play rules by uefa which were put in place a numbere clubs in attempt to live within their means, ensure they are not spending more than what manchester city are accused of doing is inflating a number of sponsorship deals to make it look as if they are bringing in more money than perhaps they are. it relates specifically to those sponsorship deals, sponsored through etihad airways which as we know a company that is known by the owners of manchester city. whilst the clubs has said it will appeal to the clubs has said it will appeal to the court of appeal to export, you wonder where this leaves their immediate future, with regards to pep guardiola, entering the last year of his contract. will he want to stay on if the club are no longer playing in the champions league next season? well the players, the likes of sergio aguero, some of the other star players. will they want to stay if they are not playing on the sports bigger stage? as with all of these things, that this will rumble on. if that is not resolved by next season, we could be s

and then uefa looked at that again and said, no, they have broken rules. we need to bring it again.some of the day's other stories... kyren wilson has knocked ronnie o'sullivan out of the welsh open at the semi final stage. o'sullivan was 4—2 up at one stage, but wilson fought back to pull off a 6—5 victory. he'll play either shaun murphy or yan bingtao in the final. that match is at 7 o' clock this evening. meanwhile world number one rory mcilroy is two shots off the lead going into day three at the genesis invitational in california. he'll tee off in a couple of hours time. american matt kuchar is in the lead on nine under par. england's jodie ewart shadoff was tied for the lead going into day three of the australian open, but she had a nightmare round and is now nine shots further back going into the final day. south korea's inbee park is top of the leaderboard. gus kenworthy has won his first world cup gold since switching allegiance from the united states to compete for great britain. kenworthy took the ski half—pipe title in calgary, making him the first british man to win the

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a las diez volvemos con más, al volver deportes y jornada uefa champions league deportes jurgen damm, ¿por qué me voy a preocupar por un jugador que no quiere estar en la institución? dentro de méxico somos de las mejores instituciones, >> no cuenta para el entrenador actual y recibía a la escuadra lio messi, le queda a mertens y golazo, 1 x 0 napoli busquets lio messi vidal otra vez busquets, griezmann y golazo así queda la vuelta el 18 de marzo sin busquets ni vidal ambos suspendidos. también chelsea bayern munich uno por cero, nabry, después para lewandowski el pase de la muerte nabry dos por cero. luego un galgo una bala un rayo láser es alfonso david dejando rivales, gana bayern munich. podrían ser beneficiadas con mejores escuelas. más clínicas de salud. programas educativos... ...y de almuerzos escolares. además, el censo es seguro, y por ley tu información personal está protegida. el censo ya viene. no es un juego. pero si todos contamos, todos ganamos. ¡el censo ya viene! dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. vamos a votar por bernie sanders por nuestros valores y nuestras f

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on the day that their appeal for this two year european ban from uefa was lodged.hey have arguably the most famous night in europe. and it all started terribly for them. junior was in and scored his third of the season. was in and scored his third of the season. jesus peeled off the head in the back post and then the key part of the game, kevin scoring a crucial penalty and then it went from bad to worse for real madrid. sergio ramos with the neck sending off of his career he will miss that second leg at etihad. that is a huge loss for real madrid. we were happy but the second leg will be close. we will start to worry, not worried but, ok, it is still not over. there is still a team to overcome. this club can ove i’co m e a team to overcome. this club can overcome but for our people hopefully we can go through. and the other madge in the champions league was the italian championsjuventus. juventus were awful in this game, it must be said and they did not have a shot on target for 95 minutes. they really did not turn up tonight. lyon, they are seventh in their leagu

recibiÓ una sancion y ha informado por dos temporadas de poder participar en la uefa champions league quedaba sinposibilidades de clasificar a la carrera y chocÓ quien trato de maniobrar y termiono llevando por delante. la tepmorada comienza el 29 de febrero pero pese a que aÚn no arranca, hay un cambio en matÍas almeyda y cierra la temporada 2020 para visitante. penÚltimo para esta en general. >> el cuadro anunciÓ que estabaa pauteado y va a comenzar a las 12.30 del mediodÍa. >> finalistas del salÓn de la fama comenzando con kobe bryant y el pasado 26 de enero en un accidente aÉreo en los Ángeles. estÁ para los puertos e impacto >> cambio y fuera >> gracias, hacmeos una pausa y al volver le cuento de una peculiar celebraciÓn de san valentÍn en san francisco. >> ♪ [música] >> 1 mamá, papá. el conteo del censo, es vital. y solo contándonos a todos. nuestras comunidades podrían ser beneficiadas con mejores escuelas. más clínicas de salud. programas educativos... ...y de almuerzos escolares. además, el censo es seguro, y por ley tu información personal está protegida. el censo ya viene.

in a statement, european football's governing body uefa says it's: "in touch with inter and with localuthorities on the matter — and there's no further comment to be made at this stage". in one of the two matches that did go ahead, lazio kept their scudetto hopes alive with a thrilling 3—2 win at genoa. it was in part thanks to ciro immobile‘s 27th serie a goal in 25 games — what a season he's having adam marusic and danilo cataldi also scored for lazio to ensure simone inzaghi's team remain one point behind top of the table juventus. lazio haven't lost in the league since late september. roma bounced back from losing three serie a games in a row by thrashing on—form lecce a—nil, after cengiz under gave the hosts the lead, henrikh mkhitaryan got the second — this one from edin dzeko was checked for offside by the video assistant referee and the goal was given, while alexksander kolarov scored the fourth. to the english premier league now where bruno fernandes scored his first manchester united goal as they beat watford 3—0 to move up into fifth in the table and boost ole gunnar solskja

much of the talk after the game wasn't on the football but city's punishment handed down on friday by uefa the club "ioo%" with city set to appeal the their ban. guardiola was also asked if he'd still be there regardless. if they don't sack me i will be here, so, no matter what happens. i love this club. so i've said it before, it happened, i like it here, this is my club, and i will be here no matter what happens. but that is not important or relevant because you know how tough we work and the people will do what we have to do. and hopefully, if we qualify for the champions league, because we deserve it, on the pitch next season we can play it. now, what happens when you take two boxers who've got a history of not liking each other very much, who've already spent 12 rounds previously trying to knock each other out and then put them on a stage together? well, rather unsurprisingly — you get deontay wilder and tyson fury take two. and this was just the press conference for their heavyweight title rematch in las vegas on saturday. when the shoving match was over — they started exchanging ver

unless city overturn the ban imposed by uefa, they will not compete in europe until 2022 after this seasons already in place for a third world title fight between tyson fury and deontay wilder, according to fury‘s promoter frank warren. they fight in las vegas on saturday after their first bout ended in a draw back in 2018. having lost the recent test series against england, faf du plessis has stepped down as south africa captain. he says he has made the decision in the team's "best interests". kim clijsters has lost her first match on her return to the wta tour after more than seven years out. the former world number one, who is 36 years old, had a tough re—introduction, playing australian open finalist garbine muguruza in the dubai championships. clijsters lost the first set 6—2, but fought back to take the second to a tie break. however, muguruza's stamina proved to be the deciding factor and she persevered to win the match. nice to see her back on the tour. atjust seven years old, summer artman was diagnosed with arthritis. while many presumed that a career as an elite athlete would be

on the day that their appeal for this two year european ban from uefa was lodged.

in a statement, european football's governing body uefa says it's: "in touch with inter and with local

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football club says it will appeal against a two—year ban from the champions league, for breaching uefa'sal fair play rules. the club has been banned from europe's biggest football competition from next season and is facing a fine of more than $30 million. you can get more news on our website. the met office has raised the threat level for storm dennis — it's now warning that flooding in some parts of england and wales could cause a danger to life. storm dennis will sweep eastwards across england and wales on saturday, bringing very unsettled conditions, with spells of heavy rain and widespread high winds. it's expected to continue on sunday, spreading to northern scotland and northern ireland, with warnings in place across the country until sunday evening. danny savage reports from hebden bridge in west yorkshire, which was flooded just a week ago. in hebden bridge this afternoon, they were preparing for another flood. this business is hoping for the best, but preparing for the worst. we were looking to be — hopefully be back open tomorrow, but we've just put that off. we've just gone, r

football club says it will appeal against a two—year ban from the champions league for breaching uefa'scial fair play rules. the club has been banned from europe's biggest football competition from next season and is facing a fine of more than $30 million. you can get more news on our website. there were more than 5,000 cases of mumps last year in england. that is the highest level in a decade. it has been largely driven by young adults at universities and colleges who didn't as children have the mmrjab — that is measles, mumps and rubella. public health england says the rise looks set to continue this year, and it is urging people to have both parts of the mmr vaccine for maximum protection. catherine burns reports. this is david 0rwood now, and this is him when he became ill with the mumps. as the days went by, his face became more and more swollen. it started to affect his breathing. he says the pain was excruciating. it was just indescribable. ijust kind of woke up and i couldn't do anything, and it completely took over my body. so you started to feel better, and then you got a comp

in a statement, european football's governing body uefa said it is: "in touch with inter and with local to be made at this stage". in one of the two matches that did go ahead, lazio kept their scudetto hopes very much alive with a thrilling 3—2 victory, away to in—form genoa. it was in part thanks to ciro immobile's 27th serie a goal in 25 games. adam marusic and danilo cataldi also scored for lazio to ensure simone inzaghi's team remain one point behind top of the table juventus. bruno fernandes scored his first manchester united goal, as they beat watford 3—0 to move up into fifth in the english premier league. fernandes, a big money signing from sporting lisbon in january, converted a a2nd—minute penalty. anthony martial and mason greenwood were also on the scoresheet. liverpool will be looking to take another step towards winning this season's premier league title when they welcome west ham united to anfield on monday night. jurgen klopp's side currently sit 19 points clear of second—placed manchester city at the summit — it's now more a case of when, and not if, liverpool will win

manchester city's chief executive ferran soriano says the team's alleged breaches of uefa's financialot true". the club says it will appeal against its two year ban from european club competitions and a $30 million fine. now listen to this. this haunting music comes from an operation theatre at king's college hospital in london. the patient is playing her violin while surgeons operate on her brain to remove a tumour. it was done to ensure parts of the brain which control delicate hand movements weren't damaged during the surgery. the ninth us democratic debate will start in about nine hours time. it is the later stage in a long process to decide who will be the nominee to take on donald trump in november's residential election. 0ur correspondent in las vegas says there will be something new for voters in this debate. just when they may have been starting to get weary we have a new contender. article bloomberg has been on the sidelines of this race for the past few months with millions of americans seeing his face every day. he has pumped hundreds of millions of pounds into an advertis

manchester city's chief executive zas the team's alleged breaches of uefa's financial fairplay regulationsys it will appeal against the ban from club competitions and a $30 million fine. now listen to this. haunting music plays you can hear it faintly there. this haunting music comes from an operation theatre at king's college hospital in london. the patient is playing her violin while surgeons operate on her brain to remove a tumour. it was done to ensure parts of the brain which control delicate hand movements weren't damaged during the surgery. in about two hours' time, the ninth us democratic debate will take place in nevada, ahead of the caucus in the state this weekend. it's the latest stage in a long process todecide who'll be the democratic party nominee to take on donald trump in november's presidential election. 0ur reporter in las vegas, sophie long, says there'll be something new for viewers and voters in the debate. just when voters might have been starting to get a little bit weary we have a new contender. now, michael bloomberg has of course been on the sidelines of this rac

football club says it will appeal against a two—year ban from the champions league for breaching uefa'sinancial fair play rules. the club has been banned from europe's biggest football competition from next season and is facing a fine of more than $30 million. and the us department ofjustice has dropped its investigation into a former deputy director of the fbi. andew mccabe, a top target of president trump, was suspected of lying about leaks to the media during an investigation into the clinton foundation. he denied all allegations. another storm is heading our way, bringing with it high winds, a months worth of rain, and warnings of more flooding. the met office has raised the threat level for storm dennis, including weather warnings in some parts of england and wales that flooding could cause a danger to life, as britain braces itself for a second weekend of disruption. storm dennis will sweep eastwards across england and wales on saturday, bringing very unsettled conditions, with spells of heavy rain and widespread high winds, with some up to 60 mph. the poor weather is expected to

football club says it will appeal against a two—year ban from the champions league, for breaching uefa'scial fair play rules. the club has been banned from europe's biggest football competition from next season and is facing a fine of more than $30 million. there were more than 5,000 cases of mumps last year in england — that's the highest level in a decade. it's been largely driven by young adults at universities and colleges, who didn't as children, have the mmrjab — that's measles, mumps and rubella. public health england says the rise looks set to continue this year, and it's urging people to have both parts of the mmr vaccine for maximum protection. catherine burns reports. this is david 0rwood now, and this is him when he became ill with the mumps. as the days went by, his face became more and more swollen. it started to affect his breathing. he says the pain was excruciating. it was just indescribable. ijust kind of woke up and i couldn't do anything. it completely took over my body. so, you started to feel better and then you got a complication. it then went into... ..my balls. i