up to watch manchester band play at 0ld up to watch manchester band play at old trafford cricket club and then the concert that you were at, the 0ne the concert that you were at, the one love concert which took place within two weeks of the bomb happening, ariana grande returning to the city, she almost hosted that concert as well, she played 12 songs, it wasn't just turning concert as well, she played 12 songs, it wasn'tjust turning up to do one or two songs, the likes of coldplay, take that, they all turned up. that is why it is so appropriate to night, with this manchester together event using communal singing to emphasise the power that music can have an people have been asked to print out song sheets so they canjoin in asked to print out song sheets so they can join in for this half—hour singalong which will include don't look back in anger at again, a very song for the recovery of manchester after the one—minute silence in st ann's square. one single voice struck up singing that song and then people joined struck up singing that song and then peoplejoined in struck up singing th

i 9° up manchester now for over a decade. i go up there very often from london.go up there very often from london. so i do get out of london. and manchester is a city of quite a lot of vibrancy and energy. it is a beautiful city. it is somewhere of great optimism. in the way it has responded to this tragedy and market yesterday, was a telling sign of the way people come together in manchester and not just across way people come together in manchester and notjust across the city but communities as well. let's move on to the straits times. we have been talking about this story on the news today. donald trump, who has been going on and on about this big deal he is going to break between north korea and south korea the rest of the world, the 12th of june, a big meeting with kim jong—un, it looks now as though there could be doubt cast upon this meeting. is there to reporters there isa meeting. is there to reporters there is a chance it could work out, a substantial chance it would work out. we all know that donald trump blows hot and cold at various points. we were a

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a year ago, amelia thompson was caught up in the manchester arena bombing.oday, she was at a royal wedding. how was it? it was just so amazing, like, to see all the famous people arriving and leaving. i took a selfie with david beckham, and it wasjust, like, a really special memory. all of those here have had a unique experience. they have been an important part of a royal wedding that the bride and groom said they wanted to share with as many people as possible. fantastic. brilliant. really brilliant. fantastic! they were the wedding guests rewarded for their good work, or personal courage. daniela relph, bbc news, windsor castle. that's all from me but — before we go, here are some of the memorable moments from windsor, on what has been a very special day. bells ringing. cheering. trumpets playing. soloist singing. dr king was right. we must discover love. the redemptive power of love. i, harry, take you, meghan... to be my wife... to be my wife. i, meghan, take you, harry... to be my husband... to be my husband. # so darling, darling, stand by me # stand

manchester city, was ferguson's former assistant at old trafford. you really think sir alex is indestructible, we have all been brought up with him. and again, what he did with manchester united, it's unreal. and the pressure that he was under every day to produce, it is phenomenal. and obviously all of us at manchester city, he is in our prayers and thoughts, with cathy and the kids, we wish him a speedy and healthy recovery. arsene wenger sent ferguson his best wishes during the opening remarks of his farewell speech at the emirates stadium. after his arsnenal side beat burnley 5—0 in his last home match in charge. wenger received a gold premier league trophy to mark their invicibles season and was given a vintage bottle of wine from that same year — 2004 — byjournalists at his post match press conference. applause

he didn'tjust turn up the manchester united, he did created a tea m manchester united, he did created. when he came to manchester united, he had great experience. he didn't go terribly well to begin with, and nowadays perhaps he would be at the door to begin with. but he was lucky they kept in there because we can all see the fergie effect on british, european and world football. can you break down what it was about that style, what he was looking for and players that gave him the talent pool to achieve such success? he had that hard work ethic. if you look at it, four of the best managers ever, shankly, busby, jock stein and fergie all came from the same west coast pa rt fergie all came from the same west coast part of scotland. that is not coincidence. it is down to the work ethic they created in the attitude they were brought up with. they made clear to their players what they we re clear to their players what they were looking for. if they did not meet the standards that fergie and the others were looking for, they we re the others were looking for, they were out the door. there a

going to be chatting to a foreman same item on the legend is ian roche and rob blanch it's goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's caustic for sure welcome to the stand callable show. we here in paris such it likes to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local. let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it as a nice young footballer to not qualify for nine hundred ninety four that was a disaster because we had to gain. we needed one point to go through and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean. the dream that we have we had to see that beautiful squad going to the united states fell off in one we started off with goals for the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do european championship in one thousand two was also a disaster when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuilding everything in fact in international way and when he took charge of the of th

to be chatting to a foreman same item on the legend is ian roche and rob blanchard it's goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's caustic for sure welcome to the stan callie will show. we here in paris city of lights to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local play in. front of let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it is a nice you know as a young footballer to not qualify for nine hundred ninety four that was a disaster because we had two games in hand true and we needed one point to go through and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean the. the dream that we have we had to see that beautiful squad going to the united states fell off in one study and off the goals for the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do european championship in one thousand two was also a disaster when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuilding everything in fact in

going to be chatting to a foreman same item on the legend is ian roche and rob bland chats goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's concept for sure welcome to this town called we will show. we're in paris city of lights to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local play in. front of let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it is a nice you know as a young footballer to not qualify for nine hundred ninety four that was a disaster because we had two games in hand true and we needed one point to go through and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean the. the dream that we have we had to see that some beautiful squad going to the united states fell off in one minute we started off with goals for the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do european championship in one thousand two was also a disaster when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuilding everyt

be chatting to a former teammate of mine the legend is ian roche and rob blanchard it's goes up to manchester to look at some of the world's concept for sure welcome to this town called we will show. we're in paris city of lights to talk about the great. french football. and that was when the local play in. front of us let's go back to nineteen ninety four for my european champions how disappointing was it is a nice you know as a young footballer to not qualify for ninety ninety four that was a disaster because we had two games in hand true and we needed one point to go through and to go to the united states and they do work we lost the two games we had a home and it was a real disaster i mean the. the dream that we have we had to see that beautiful squad going to. fell off in one minute we started off with goals for at the last second and. everybody was ashamed of being a french guy loving football you have to remember that you do european championship in one to two was also a disaster when we went out after the group stage so. we had the idea of rebuilding everything in fact in internationa

coming up: going bananas. manchesterlebrate a record—breaking premier league season. taking on the parisian pressure. thomas tuchal is the man charged with turning psg into a dominant force in europe and back on track. novak djokovic drops just four games en route to the second round of the italian open. welcome to the programme. 2a hours on from the conclusion of a triumphant season, a chance for manchester city to celebrate. tens of thousands of supporters lined the city's streets to greet the premier league champions. pep guardiola's title—winning squad enjoyed an open top bus parade, to acknowledge a record breaking season. among those in attendance, our sports correspondent, andy swiss.

greater manchester, liverpool, merseyside areas, as well as through manchester but it will brighten up and feel humid in the south. after some rain in the next few hours, sunshine overhead. coventry, the chance of one or two isolated showers. blue skies overhead, 27 degrees high in the highlands. return tools eastern coats of scotland. one or two showers will keep going, humid start a bank holiday monday in the south, with temperature is in the mid

he didn't just turn up to manchester united out of the blue.en, but a team together of players, he didn't have a big budget, it was a case of alex ferguson creating a team of winners that was good enough to beat real madrid ina that was good enough to beat real madrid in a european cup final. when he went to manchester united he had great experience. i accept it didn't go terribly well to begin with, and nowadays, maybe he would be as the door in six months. he was lucky they kept him, because we can all see the effect of him on british, european and world football. can you break down for us what you think are the elements of that fx? particularly his management style and what it is he was looking for in players to develop that gave him eventually the talent pool that achieved such success? he had that ha rd achieved such success? he had that hard work ethic. four of the best managers ever, in my opinion, shankly, busby and thirdly, all came from the west of scotland, the same area. that's not just from the west of scotland, the same area. that

in the english city of manchester was full of fans mostly young people who had gathered for a concert by pop music star. it would not end that way a suicide bomber blew himself up and took twenty two lines with him today manchester paused to remember the tragedy and the people. twenty two colored candles in manchester cathedral representing the twenty two people who died in the manchester arena bombing the youngest was just eight years old. survivors families and friends of victims and first responders gathered in the cathedral for the national service of commemoration. they were joined by prince william british prime minister theresa may and other dignitaries. it's exactly a year since a suicide bomber blew himself up as thousands of music fans started leaving manchester arena after a pop concert. hundreds of people were wounded. twenty two people lost their lives over eight hundred serving the services manchester's bishop david walker urged britons to never stop caring for survivors. things. that. are not things we can simply franchised out to specialist provide this and then assume that we have just opened a geisha and. we seized on going road in supporting

a year ago, amelia thompson was caught up in the manchester arena bombing.ke, to see all the famous people arriving and leaving. i took a selfie with david beckham, and it wasjust, like, a really special memory. all of those here have had a unique experience. they have been an important part of a royal wedding that the bride and groom said they wanted to share with as many people as possible. fantastic. brilliant. really brilliant. fantastic! they were the wedding guests rewarded for their good work, or personal courage. daniela relph, bbc news, windsor castle. now it's time for the weather. let's take a look back over some of today's key moments. now it's time for the weather. thank you very much. the weather played ball. at it always like this. who can complain? the strong sunshine made it feel warmer than it was. pleasant conditions rather than pleasa ntly was. pleasant conditions rather than pleasantly warm. widely, with temperatures above 20. a bit more to come but there are some changes tonight. weather fronts coming in off the atlantic. it is bringing

of the best strikers in the world sergio quero has just wrapped up a third premier league title once again back in the goals for manchester city and eventers gonzalo higuaín has kept up his reputation as one of the deadliest finishes in the game unfortunately for argentina the rest of the squad isn't anywhere near the same level. just look at the. the player was batting averages sergio ramiro can rack up more than ninety caps shows how little quality argentina has between the sticks. so it's a top heavy team that will probably need to score a lot of goals to get to the latter stages if you need any more proof just look at their recent match against spain without messi they lost six want you'll need them to do much better in russia. so we've got to iceland. but what about the. let's start with nigeria first and foremost they have an absolutely outstanding kid just look at it. frankly i'd like to see them automatically qualify for the final just on account of the shots but unfortunately a lot of questions. let's have a look at who's filling. the premier league of alex that would be. two of their exciting young players they

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, a big night for both teams at the amex with manchester uniteding to all but nail down second place in the premier league while brighton could ensure survival. good evening. the local elections in england have largely seen voters stick with the status quo with neither of the two main parties able to celebrate significant gains. labour has fallen short of the expectations of many in the party and failed to make the inroads supporters had hoped for. the conservatives lost councillors but outperformed predictions. the conservatives took control of barnet which many attribute directly to the labour row over anti—semitism. they also won basildon, peterborough and redditch. but they lost control of six councils. two went to labour — kirklees in yorkshire and plymouth. but labour lost the leadership of derby and nuneaton which went to ‘no overall control‘. the liberal democrat leader vince cable said his party winning control of four councils from the tories — richmond—upon—thames, three rivers in hertfordshire, south cambridgeshire and kingston—upon—th

celebratory event, but a lot of the children we saw were painting bees and putting them up on display as manchester'sbol. and the city with a buzz once again tonight as we saw in concert. another story here just if we move down, this is really interesting because this is such a job is going to the police federation which in recent years has been an appointment that many secretaries have dreaded. this was the big thing where you say the home secretary goes to the police federation and gets shouted at. but going back to manchester last year, change the election to being all about policing, police cuts, labour day very well on that. sajid javid is going to say i get it, i am going to give you the tour so that. you see this here, his brother is superintendent of westminster police. for me the key thing in politics is that theresa may three years ago spoke about cuts, i'm going to break the power of the police federation. he rips all that up police federation. he rips all that up and says "i am with you". this is about how all ministers now there is i'io about how all ministers now there is no controlling

and, coming up, the other big event this weekend. manchesterea in tomorrow's fa cup final. coming up on bbc news, all eyes on london and not only for the royal wedding as manchester united prepare to face chelsea in tomorrow's fa cup final. the former russian spy sergei skripal has been discharged from hospital more than ten weeks after being poisoned with a nerve agent in salisbury. the 66—year—old was found slumped on a park bench in the city in march, with his daughter yulia. britain has accused russia of being behind the attack, something it denies. richard galpin reports. when the double agent sergei skripal and his daughter were poisoned with the nerve agent novichok in salisbury, it was assumed they wouldn't survive. but staff at the salisbury district hospital have managed to keep them alive as well as the police officer, mick bailey, who was also contaminated. mr skripal was the last to be discharged. we've been able to discharged. we've been able to discharge sergei skripal. this is an important stage in his recovery which will now ta

it's exactly a year since a suicide bomber blew himself up as thousands of music fans started leaving manchester arena after a pop concert. hundreds of people were wounded. twenty two people lost their lives over eight hundred serving the services manchester's bishop david walker urged britons to never stop caring for survivors. this is. not things we can simply franchised out to specialist provide this and then assume that we have just a geisha. if we ceased on going road in supporting the victims of the families of the. loss they continue to grieve and hurt for what has happened to them then we shall also fail in the practical task of building a society for them to live in. the service included a minute of silence observed across britain so would you please stand with me as real observe the one minute silence with people around the country. events commemorating the attack continued into the evening thousands of people including local choirs joined voices in central manchester for a communal sing along filling the air with songs of love and resilience. d.w. zaarly chosen pillars in manchester t

manchester to make southampton today. chelsea are well and truly —— chelsea well and truly slipped up. hester united, and west ham, while arsene wenger‘s reign at arsenal ended in victory. the other result to mention is that of swa nsea the other result to mention is that of swansea city. they have been relegated from the premier league after their game with stoke. they only managed three goals in their time this season. you know, when we arrived, the team was just with 13 points. we played 18 games. i was looking now, and with 20 points, we have got points, more than other teams in these 20 games. so this side of the season was not so good, and we try to recover. we recovered the team. we created expectation, but we— i am sure that my players went to the limits. we did the maxim that we can. and swans fans might wa nt to that we can. and swans fans might want to look away. confirmation of their relegation after a seven—year spell. they join stoke their relegation after a seven—year spell. theyjoin stoke and west brom in the championship next season. lewis hamilton has made it back—to—b

coming up on bbc news, we are in manchester as man city celebrate a record—breaking season with an open. punch ups and fighting at the races. not the kind of scenes you expect at race courses like ascot or goodwood. but that's what has happened recently. last week, around 50 people were involved in a fight at goodwood. and at the weekend there was a brawl at ascot. it all means that more uniformed security guards could be brought in to deter anti—social behaviour. 0ur sports correspondent, richard conway, is at windsor races for us. racing is under way here at windsor. it isa racing is under way here at windsor. it is a quiet affair compared with the violent scenes we have witnessed at ascot and goodwood in recent weekend. questions about levels of security and how they can prevent such anti—social behaviour from happening again in the future. 0h, oh, my days! for two consecutive weekends, this is the sight that has confronted racegoers at some of britain's premier courses. on saturday at ascot, groups of men fought inside the main grandstand after the final race, with the drunken brawl

away there, particularly across central and southern england, up into the west midlands and up until manchesterl migrate further west. one or two heavy showers returning to the south—east, the rain will turn out and scotland and most bases become dry. a lot of low cloud that will dribble its way down into the north—east of england. not a particular cold start today. most prices starting dry and sunny. much more cloud quite low cloud, grey gloomy start the north—east of england and still across eastern parts of scotland. not much rain by this stage, sunshine beginning to... quatrain that is will peter out, the rain breaking across scotland and northern ireland. always rather grey and misty, though, across eastern scotland, particularly. we can see a few more thundery downpours pushing their way into the west country and wales. large parts of england and wales. large parts of england and wales bill will dry and warm. we should have some sunshine at chelsea flower show, but still a small chance of catching a downpour on tuesday, and then again on thursday. the most of the time, it will be fine and

a year ago, amelia thompson was caught up in the manchester arena bombing.

quires making their way in to my two will be singing special songs, and they are made up from people all over manchesterut all of these people arriving tonight, a lot of them very young, very young families? yes, i think the people of manchester, young people and their families have come here this evening and they want to show they are all part of one manchester. we are code easier band united and we have solidarity with the people affected by events year ago —— we are solid and united. the people affected by events year ago -- we are solid and united. how did affect you? it defined my time as lord mayor of manchester and a few days before i made a speech talking about cohesion and diversity with the individuals in manchester and the attack made that seem so important, that we needed to choke as the people of manchester have that we will be defiantly united —— we needed to show. we will never forget the people who were struck down, we are a strong city. councillor newman thank you for joining us this evening. as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman mentioned —— as counselling newman men

manchester city, was ferguson's former assistant at old trafford. you really think sir alex is indestructible, we have all been brought up with him. t's unreal. and the pressure that he was under every day to produce, it is phenomenal. and obviously all of us at manchester city, he is in our prayers and thoughts, with cathy and her kids, we wish him speedy and healthy recovery. arsene wenger sent ferguson his best wishes during the opening remarks of his farewell speech at the emirates stadium. after his arsnenal side beat burnley 5—0 in his last home match in charge. wenger received a gold premier league trophy to mark their invicibles season and was given a vintage bottle of wine from that same year — 2004 — byjournalists at his post match press conference. applause he forced me now to say i will miss you as well. but i did want to say i wish you well and we will see each other again at big tournaments starting in russia next month. it has been a pleasure... not always. mark williams could become the oldest winner of the world snooker championship in a0 years. he holds a 10—7 lead overjohn higgins — himself chasing a fifth world

up on sportsday on bbc news... taking athletics out of the stadium and onto the streets. mo farah's amongst the big names set to compete in the great city games in manchesteropened fire at a school in texas. one suspect, a pupil, is in custody. explosives have been found inside the school building and surrounding areas. president trump has expressed his "sadness and heartbreak" at the shooting, which took place a0 miles south of houston, at santa fe high school. james cooke reports. the calls came in just before 8am. again, a gunman on the campus. this time at santa fe high school. police searching schoolbags for deadly weapons. bobby united states, this is now routine, but no less terrifying for its familiarity —— for the united states.|j terrifying for its familiarity —— for the united states. i shouldn't be going through this at my school. this is my daily life, i shouldn't have to feel like that. i'm so scared to even go back. was there a pa rt scared to even go back. was there a part of you that's like, this isn't real, this shouldn't happen in splott no, there wasn't. why so. splott no, there wasn't. why som has been happening everywhere. i always ki

there will be more coverage in the build—up to the commemorative events in manchester.rena attack. relatives of those killed in the grenfell tower fire have been remembering their loved ones on day two of the public inquiry into the disaster. among the victims commemorated was a family of six who all lost their lives. 72 people died after flames engulfed the block of flats in west london lastjune. our special correspondent lucy manning was listening to their stories. this is my mum, sirria choucair. and this is the whole family that died. one family, three generations. the choucairs. wiped out in the fire, three children, their parents and grandmother, a ha rd—working family. i have to live with my family ripped apart for the rest of my life. i don't see this as a tragedy, i see it as an atrocity. how can you sum up six lives in such a short space of time? the inquiry today also remembered two other little girls, fathia and hania, and their mother, rania ibrahim. # amazing grace. # how sweet the sound... the sweet sound of amazing grace filled the inquiry room as they w

up —— to about £30. on a student night i would go £50 to £60, probably. i think manchesterng has gone up. the man behind the report runs more clubs and bars than anyone in the uk. peter marks is chief exec of the deltic group. he has got 55 venues across the uk. 7 million people a year pass through his clubs. you have a pretty good view about what is happening and how it is changing. power has changed? because the way that we go out and spend money on a night out has changed, hasn't it? and you must have seen that. basically it is about experience, people are talking about this all the time now and people go out less than they used to. the days of going out every evening of the week for a lot of guys going back 30 or a0 years had changed. people are now going out very much on occasion. so if you are wanting to have a stag night or a birthday party, you are more likely to book it, you are more likely to planet further ahead, you are more likely to want a premium experience, and that is why the spending is going up. if you are going out less often, it is special to you, so yo

manchester united. 33 finals between them. it was lydia drogba's day the last time they met the final. can celtic do they met the final. can celtic do the double trouble? also coming upng athletics out of the stadium and onto the streets. mo farah's among the big names set to compete in the great city games in manchester this weekend. good evening. rehearsals and preparations are underway for the big day tomorrow, around 90,000 will be here to witness the coming together of two teams and two managers with very little love lost between them. neither is a stranger to the romance and heartbreak in this competition, they,ve been here so many times before, they definitely won't be wearing white tomorrow, it's blue, it's red, chelsea against manchester united, the 2018 fa cup final and what a season it's been. november the 4th at hyde united of the premier league. bonfire weekend. right time, wrong place for fireworks. hyde finally burn themselves out, but the crackle of shocks filled the air in other places. places like boreham wood, britain's hollywood, home of elstree tv studios and the scenes of familiar plotlines. non—leaguers beating famous names. blackpool, in this

coming up on bbc news. manchester a place in this summer's world cup as manager gareth southgate narrows down his selections for the plane to russia. figures obtained by the bbc suggest the number of gangs which use children to transport and sell drugs across the uk has soared in the last four years. it's thought there are now more than 1,000 of the drug—dealing operations, known as "county lines" — which involve powerful and aggressive city—based gangs taking over drug—dealing in provincial towns. wyre davies reports. a drugs deal in a north wales coastal town. this isn't the dealers house, nor the users. the flat has been "cuckooed", taken over temporarily by a gang from liverpool. it's a classic feature of a pervasive form of drug dealing known as "county lines". across the uk police forces are fighting this new scourge — ruthlessly efficient gangs moving into provincial towns. given the colour of it we reckon it's going to be individual wraps of crack cocaine. many of those lured by the gangs arejust teenagers. on

up to 2 weeks. gold bond. >>> there is so much to see in manchester england if you look. they're entering the stock port air ride shelters. >> cool. >> built in the late '30s for residents to escape bombing raids about a mile underground. there are whole labyrinth of tunnels. >> where all people know about the blitz in london the bombing campaigns in world war ii targets all the major cities. >> it was built to accommodate 6500 people. >> can you imagine being down there and coming off the roof. the whole world around you, you shot there scared. >> i'm terrified. >> i imagine it. >> on the ground you get a bit of a sent of what it might have been like down there around 70 years ago. >> it's like an amphitheater. >> if it looks kind of eerie and creepy to you. >> for all we know, this place could be home. we don't know. >> the spirit of the people are probably still there. look at what they came across. >> what the hell! >> wait, what? >> what's that from? >> from that spin to this spin. >> oh my god, i love it. somebody stashed a cardboard cutout from "star wars". >> what

just have that little bit of downtime. 17—year—old courtney from greater manchester started having problems after her parents split uphrough the big white wall a great help. i was really scared at first. like i didn't want other people to know and didn't know what was going to happen and i thought i would bejudged because of it but i'm glad i got help. group help with several people in it but you can have a personal one, which is you and another person, you can have conversations with other people about like things that they have gone through and you can find out their experiences. it isjust something that allows people to get the help that they need as soon as they need it instead of having to sit and wait. without that, i know that i would be, like, really, really stressed and struggling to cope with the pending exams. stopped myself harming, giving me like different techniques. digital technology has the potential to be hugely beneficial in reaching children and young people with milder conditions who can take up the benefits of self— management and particularly at an early point in their experience of the mental

that is all his sports for now, a reminder to keep up—to—date with tonight's football out the bbc website, manchesteraughter by gross negligence, after a seven—year—old girl died on a bouncy castle in essex two years ago. summer grant suffered multiple injuries after the inflatable was caught by a gust of wind and blew away while she was inside it. william thurston and his wife, shelby will be sentenced next month. jo black reports. seven—year—old summer grant was on a day at to an easter fun fair with herfamily. she was playing on inflatable known as a circus superdome. butjust a few minutes before she was due to get off, it flew into the air while she was still inside. the court heard that the circus superdome blew from its moorings and bounced 300 metres down the part, hitting a tree before it came to a rest. summer died from her injuries. that easter saturday was cold and windy. the court was told the inflatable should only have been operated in wind speeds up to 24 miles an hour. but that on the day of the accident, the attraction remained open despite gusts of more than 35 miles an hour. the co

manchester city centre for the great city games. it's all beginning about now. reporter ade adedoyin is there. what is coming up? ersonal with the likes of allyson felix, one of the most decorated olympic athlete. jason smith, who competes in the visually impaired, georgina armitage who will be competing for athletes with cerebral palsy. it is a great opportunity for members of the public to see these athletes up close. the whole purpose of this format is to increase participation and draw new audiences to the sport. behind me, some of the schoolboys and schoolgirls will be competing before the main event gets going. on sunday will be the great manchester run. it will have an emotional start to the race with robbers remembering the manchester arena attack last year? taking place almost a year after the manchester attack. the number of people affected will be competing as well, raising money for charity. i spoke to one of them who said it has been an emotional and difficult year and he hopes to raise charity for —— money for the charity that helped save his life. mo farah, he also talked about how important it was

manchester was full of fans mostly young people. who had gathered for a concert by pop music star ariana grande but it would not end that way a suicide bomber blew himself up and took twenty two lives with him well today manchester paused to remember the tragedy and the people who die. twenty two colored candles in manchester cathedral representing the twenty two people who died in the manchester arena bombing. the youngest was just eight years old. survivors families and friends of victims and first responders gathered in the cathedral for the national service of commemoration. they were joined by prince william british prime minister theresa may and other dignitaries. it's exactly a year since a suicide bomber blew himself up as thousands of music fans started leaving mentors to reno after a pop concert. hundreds of people were wounded. twenty two people lost their lives over eight hundred stirring the service manchester's bishop david walker urged britons to never stop caring for survivors. it is. not things we can simply franchise out specialist provide us with an issue that we have just. received ongoing road in supporting the victims of the families

ijust want to show you the front page of the manchester evening news. they have a heart made upng the youngest of those who was only eight years old, saffie rose roussos. we shall continue to work at the aftermath of that this morning. i can bring you up—to—date with some of the other news around today. local councils in england are to be given new powers to curb the use of wood burners to heat homes. the idea is part of a new clean air strategy — which aims to reduce the amount of harmful particles in the air that can cause serious health problems. greater legal protection could be given to police drivers who are involved in a road crash during a pursuit under plans by the home office. the reforms — which would affect forces in england and wales — follow concerns among officers that they risk prosecution for careless or dangerous driving if they chase criminals at high—speed. i think the main thing to get across is that police officers will always operate within their training and within the law. and what it will mean is, they will have the confidence that when they are dischar

and coming up, the spider hoping to help scientists in manchester make a huge leap in robotics. ught his career was over, but last night mark williams claimed his third world championship title, becoming the oldest winner of the tournament in 30 years. whether it's the struggle to get on the property ladder, or the cost of university education, the financial pressures facing young people continue to rise — which means the generational wealth gap is widening. now a report has suggested 25—year—olds should get a £10,000 payment from the state, and some pensioners should be taxed more. the resolution foundation says the contract between young and old has broken down. here's our economics correspondent andy verity. a family gathering in cannock, staffordshire. 0n the left, stephanie garden was born into the post—war baby boom generation that enjoyed higher incomes and more wealth than their parents. her daughter karen, who's a8, hoped for the same but her grandson dan, born in the 1990s, has been dealt a far weaker hand. dan's age group earn no more than the same age group 15 years a

the best strikers in the world sergio duero has just wrapped up a third premier league title once again banging in the goals for manchester city and eventers gonzalo higuaín has kept up his reputation as one of the deadliest finishers in the game. unfortunately for argentina the rest of the squad isn't anywhere near the same level. just look at the. the players back averages sergio remeron can rack up more than ninety caps shows how little quality argentina has between the sticks. so it's a top heavy team that will probably need to score a lot of goals to get to the latter stages if you need any more proof just look at their recent match against spain without messi they lost six one you'll need them to do much better in russia. so we've got to iceland and nothing's argentina but what about the. let's start with nigeria. first and foremost they have an absolutely outstanding kid just look at it gorgeous frankly i'd like to see them automatically qualify for the final just on account of their shirts but unfortunately our quest. let's have a look at who's filling. the premier league of alex it would be. to have their excitin

manchester united have sealed the runners—up spot in the premier league, but not in the most spectaculary were held to goalless draw by west ham at the london stadium. hammers keeper adrian pulling off some great saves to keep out jose mourinho‘s side. the result leaves united four points clear of third—placed tottenham with one game left. patrick gearey watched the action. end of term thursday at the london stadium and thoughts perhaps drifting to summer and beyond. west ham began in a reclined position. manchester united would have gone ahead if it were not the adrian in goal. some of his actions were so fast you had to slow the picture to see them. the two teams divided by 39 point but not by a goal. largely thanks to adrian. west ham only granted safety at the weekend. this fixture has a fiery history and produced one small storm in the stalemate. no red cards. at the final whistle embraces were more tender. paul pogba and mark noble included. manchester united second, west ham say. enough about. —— for now. i think we are the second—best team in the premier league. a fantastic compe

manchester today, a city coming together to reflect. you're going to have to teach me this stuff, lainey. i will try to hold this uphine so you can see it, the front page of the manchester evening news, the worker bee, symbolising the community spirit and the solidarity of people coming together in response to the attack at manchester arena and below the bees, the names of those who died in the attack. with me now is a man from the north west ambulance service, the north west ambulance service, the first paramedic on the scene at manchester arena on the 22nd of may last year, thank you forjoining us. perhaps first of all you could take us perhaps first of all you could take us back to that night and your memories of it. well, it was an unprecedented night, something that although we were prepared for it, nobody was really prepared for it, just the scale, the devastation, what an awful terrible incident it was. it was a totally overwhelming experience from the number of people who were injured, the number of people who tragically were killed, just the total number of people involved, the level of their injuries, on

that more violent eruptions could shoot out so—called ballistic blocks weighing up to several tons. the former manchesterson is out of intensive care following surgery on a brain haemorrhage. a club statement said the 76—year—old is to continue his rehabilitation in hospital near manchester. ferguson retired as united's manager in 2013 after winning 38 trophies during 26 years in charge. this father and son have been paraded by police in their home made space suits after allegedly trying to trick businessmen out of hundreds of thousands of dollars in delhi. they claimed to be able to sell fake magical plates to nasa. the plates were meant to generate electricity from thunderbolts. however the dodgy spacesuits gave it away. let's get more now on our top story, the dramatic election victory for malaysia's veteran leader mahathir mohammad, who at the age of 92, has defied all odds to become the country's prime minister. tricia yeoh from the institute for democracy and economic affairs in kuala lumpur says it was an unexpected result for pollsters. it has been a long and sleepless night for myself and many m

villa are 1—0 up in that one. manchesteraxing for a while, enjoying the world cup, before coming back even stronger next season. kyle edmund is looking in good form on clay, in the run—up to the french open. he came through a tough three—setter against malikjaziri to reach the second round of the italian open in rome. and olympic gold medallist darren campbell says he's relieved to be alive. the 44—year—old is recovering in hospital after suffering a bleed in the brain. that's all the sport for now. we will be back with more after 10am. it's not clear whether meghan markle's dad will walk her down the aisle on saturday at the royal wedding as planned. prince harry and ms markle have appealed for "understanding and respect" for her father thomas, who's been thrust into this morning, meghan's hot sister samantha said she hoped he would be able to go but said he had had a heart attack last week and it depended on whether he would be well enough to go. prince harry and ms markle have appealed for "understanding and respect" for