vladimir hernandez, bbc news.a stunning result tonight in the champions league for liverpool. they're through to the quarterfinals after beating bayern munich 3—1. it makes clement the fourth english tea m it makes clement the fourth english team to make it through to the stage of the champions league. katie gornall was watching. it's been suggested the bright lights of the champions league could be a distraction for liverpool this season. this, after all, is a club in a race for the premier league title. but then the top teams take everything in their stride. europe often brings out the best in liverpool. in the first half, it also brought the best from sadio mane. mane! and it's in! his twists and turns left the great manuel neuer stranded. try telling him the champions league doesn't matter. the away goal meant bayern now had to score twice, and joel matip made that task easier when he turned the ball into his own net. in the second half, bayern had to go for it, but their frustration was building and liverpool

vladimir hernandez, bbc news.y, lagos, killing at least eight people, some of them children. rescuers have spent the day searching the remains of the structure for survivors. dozens of people have been pulled alive from the rubble, but it's thought many more remain trapped inside. local officials say the building was unsafe and an order to demolish it had been ignored. a judge is due to start hearing defence arguments from vietnamese citizen doan hu huong shortly. she is the sole remaining defendant charged over the assasination of kimjong—nam, the half—brother of kim jong—un. the vietnamese government has formally asked malaysia to release her. on monday, a second defendant, an indonesian, was unexpectedly released after lobbying by her government. the long—awaited decision on whether former soldiers will be prosecuted for their part in the bloody sunday shootings over half a century ago will be announced on thursday. on that day injanuary 1972, paratroopers shot dead 13 innocent civilians on a civil rights march

vladimir hernandez, bbc news.s will prosecuted for their part in the bloody sunday shootings over half a century ago will be announced on thursday. on that day injanuary 1972, paratroopers shot dead 13 innocent civilians on a civil rights march in londonderry. the bbc‘s peter taylor was in derry on bloody sunday, and his report includes an exclusive interview with colonel derek wilford, commander of the pa ratroopers on that day. in the archive of the troubles, the defining images of bloody sunday mark a tragic watershed in the annals of the conflict. what happened was coloured by two factors — how the army proposed to deal with rioters, and the instrument chosen to do it, pa ratroopers under the command of colonel derek wilford. we were betrayed, and bringing charges against the soldiers is part of that betrayal. just three weeks before bloody sunday, general robert ford met with city traders, who demanded the army crack down on rioters who were destroying their business. ford then wrote a chilling memo, in which