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the best goalkeeper in the world no match for theo walcott on a mission.oments change matches. laurent koscielny got a bit physical with robert lewandowski and the assistant referee seized his moment, upgrading a yellow card to red. koscielny was off. arsene was baffled. the dream was over. with that extra man, bayern could start to click through the gears and, boy, did they. first, arjen robben pounced on a defensive mix—up. costa nabbed a third. arturo vidal got in on the act with the cheekiest of dinks. and vidal, once again, cut arsenal to ribbons to complete the demolition job. yet another 5—1. how the germans must love it in north london. as the boos rang out, wenger must have wished he could be anywhere but. talk of wenger‘s future dominated the build—up but for 45 minutes it looked as if arsenal had found their fight. a second—half capitulation is an all too familiar champions league tale. that small but vocal group of fa ns tale. that small but vocal group of fans is growing louder. there are many now feel it could and should be the last time arse

on walcott in the first half, i checked it on television.nd half the referee killed the game. after that it was very difficult. but the referee i think was very very powerful for bayern tonight. at the moment in the game when lewandowski was not only was it not a penalty but he was offside, and on top of that it wasn't a penalty, on top of that he gives us a red card, that killed us completely. holders real madrid were also in action on tuesday as they travelled to italy and a match against napoli. the spanish side were 3—1 winners on the night for a 6—2 aggregate win but as our football reporter john bennett explains it hasn't been vintage real of late. real madrid have been inconsistent and that was reflected in the first half because napoli dominated the first half, they looked like they could overturn that deficit. dries mertens gave napoli the lead in this game. it needed someone to be a hero after dries mertens‘ first goal and yet again the saviour, the hero was sergio ramos, he always seems to do it, always comes up with the big goals

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thanks for coming in to discuss derek walcott. glyn maxwell, friend and colleague of derek walcott. a it of shows we are covered in a lot of cloud. out in the atlantic, plenty more cloud heading our way. it's going to bring some rain to many of us. over the next few hours, plenty of rain, most of it in the west. snow over the high ground in scotland, a keen breeze as well. it is that little bit drier the further you are. some rain overnight in east you are. some rain overnight in wales and the south west. not particularly cold, - or nine particularly cold, eight or nine celsius. in the north of particularly cold, eight or nine celsius. in thl that:h of particularly cold, eight or nine celsius. in thl that bitf particularly cold, eight or nine celsius. in thl that bit lower, and a temperatures that bit lower, and a touch of frost here. tomorrow morning, still quite mild. through the midlands and much of east anglia the midlands and muchof eastangfra the midlands and muchof eastangt'ra the south—east, not particularly and the south—east, not particularly wet but cloudy and - the wet b

the nobel prize winning poet and playwright sir derek walcott has died aged 87.l kaluuya stars in the horror film get out — vll--1. u._|. |/-..__-j-v- a..|.- on that and much more in the film review at 5:45. good welcome to the good - welcome to the bbc news at five. it's rare for britain's intelligence community to make a public statement about anything. so the fact that gchq felt it had to rebut allegations that it the comments made by the white house press secretary, sean spicer. gchq said the claims were ‘nonsense, utterly ridiculous, and should be ignored'. downing street says it has been assured by the white house that claims gchq spied on donald trump during his election campaign won't be repeated. richard lister reports. it is an extraordinary claim, that donald trump was bugged by gchq on the orders of barack obama, a claim that has ruffled feathers and led to strenuous denials from london. the allegation was first tweeted by president trump. president trump said his phone had been tapped before his inauguration. he said president obama was a bad or sick

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some news coming in now about the poet and play light, derek walcott, his family say he‘s died at hisal rule. derek walcott was professor of poetry at the university of essex, his epic poetry was considered his finest achievement. he has died in his home in the country of saint lucia. lets return now to the row over whether — and when — there might be another vote on scottish independence. this morning, the snp said that an independence vote will take place, despite theresa may‘s view that now is not the time. speaking to the bbc, the leader of the snp nicola sturgeon says she has tried to compromise with the prime minister, but feels that she has been met with a brick wall. we‘ve got a disagreement. what i‘m saying today is let‘s try and work our way through that disagreement. i‘m no paragon of virtue and comes to these things. it takes two to make a relationship, i absolutely accept that. but i‘ve tried really, really hard to find compromise with the prime minister over the last few months. i did that because she came to edinburgh and said, in terms, that she wanted to find an agree

derek walcott was 87 years old.ll to come on the newshour: the secretary of state talks tough about north korea during his first trip to asia. a major physicians' group speaks out against the republican health care plan. mark shields and david brooks analyze the week's news. an author's inspiration from norse mythology, and much more. >> woodruff: secretary of state rex tillerson at one of the tensest places on the planet: the border between north and south korea. it's the second stop on an important, three-country whirlwind tour of asia, where allies and adversaries are both close at hand. hari sreenivasan has that. >> let me be very clear: the policy of strategic patience has ended. >> sreenivasan: from south korea, secretary of state rex tillerson signaled a tougher line on dealing with north korea, including the possibility of a pre-emptive military strike. >> certainly we do not want to, for things to get to a military conflict. if they elevate the threat of their weapons program to a level that we believe that

theo walcott! a disastrous start for middlesbrough. manchester city already in front. makes amends with an absolute beauty! olivier giroud, 2—0. makes amends with an absolute beauty! olivier giroud, 2-0. 3-0. sanchez, brilliantly placed. tapping, 4—0, dele alli. sanchez, brilliantly placed. tapping, 4-0, dele alli. in towards aguero. finally. janssen, it is five. and he has his hat—trick. and it has walked into the back of the net from arsenal, he's run comes to an end, the end of the odyssey. good evening, welcome to stamford bridge for the last of this seasons fa cup quarterfinals. i'm joined by phil neville, three times an fa cup winner, the team has arrived and the have all of those whistles thatjose mourinho would be arriving with no recognised striker but marcus rashford was off the bus, will he start? i think he will be, i think if he has travelled and he's in the dressing room, united had to play him. i think that unido ignite centre forward in the team and tonight is an fa cup game, and you had to score goals and i'm sure that jose mourinho will defend and hav

commentator: theo walcott! arsenal have the lead on the stroke of half—time.second half. 0livier giroud made it 2—0 before an own goal and then something special from sanchez wrapping the game up. alexis sanchez, brilliantly placed! while they got by in the end, given what lincoln have done, it didn't really matter. they have changed history. there is a reason why no nonleague team in the last 100 years have been able to reach the last eight of the fa cup, and the fact that they have, that should make them mightily proud. of course we are disappointed we lost. but we are able to draw breath, we are pretty proud of what we have achieved in this fa cup. and pep guardiola can be proud of manchester city's fa cup run as well. they have been away in every round, beating middlesbrough 2—0, away of course, yesterday. city are on their way to wembley again. and while there will be no appearance at the home of football for lincoln city, they found their home in the hearts of football fans all over the world. hull city kept their chances premier league survival alive wi

the wizards just beat toronto, and the wiz got down early, and this is walcott with the 3, but the wizard answer right back. demar with the step back 3, and 3 wizards 114-106. >>> who is the best basketball team in dc? we are about to find out with the state semifinal tonight. dc inner high champ going up against the wcac champ as part of game on varsity. wilson trying to keep the magical season alive. the tigers are number 2 against gonzaga. the purple eagles off to great start. the tigers would rally in the 3rd imparter, and hicken with the lob to ricardo lindo. look out below, and it's a 1- point game after 3. too tough from the outside, and it's the 3-ball, and gonzaga hangs on to win it, and advance to the finals to face morae on sunday. >> proud of our guys, you know, you got everybody wanting to take you out tonight and through this tournament, coming up with the championship, and i thought our guiles were resilient when it mattered most, and at times we got sloppy, but we found a way to get the win. i'm proud of our guys in the end. >> reporter: wt woodson jumping out early agains

funnel clouds were spotted near interstate 80 in walcott, iowa. and the national weather service says a number of twisters barreled through northern illinois. damage has been reported outside chicago. >>> mr. trump will emphasize the war on terror tonight, and he will be able to claim the head of the number two leader of al qaeda. david martin reports it was a cia drone strike over the weekend. >> reporter: this is the only known picture of abu al mazri, which helps explain why he survived for so long as one of al qaeda's most senior leaders. but his luck ran out on sunday, when, according to u.s. officials, a cia drone strike scored a direct hit on his car in northwestern syria. a son-in-law of osama bin laden, he has been implicated in the 1998 bombings of two american embassies in africa, which killed more than 200 people. the name means he's from egypt, was a long-time confidant of al zawah zawahri. in the years after 9/11, al masri fled to iran and spent a decade under house arrest, but also beyond the reach of american drone strikes. after h

theo walcott opened the scoring, and the gunners scored four more after the break, to secure their placesed middlesbrough at the riverside stadium. david silva scored after three minutes, and sergio aguero sealed the victory in the second half. hull city boosted their chances of premier league survival with a 2—1win over swansea city. substitute 0umar niasse scored twice to help hull take an important three points. swansea got a goal back but remain in 16th place. everton continued their push for a top—six place with a 3—0 win over west brom. bournemouth finally have their first league win of 2017, thanks to a hat trick from joshua king. the first masters 1000 tournament of the year is under way in indian wells, california. after the grand slams, these are the most prestigious events on the tour. is up against canadian vasek pospisil in the second round. he will avoid some of the top players until the latter stages of the competition. i would say, you know, i have an opportunity to do well, you know, the bottom half of the draw is unbelievably strong, you know, the bottom quarter is prob

commentator: theo walcott! arsenal have the lead on the stroke of half—time.not too surprising, really. 87 places separated the sides, and we saw it in the second half. 0livier giroud made it 2—0 before an own goal and then something special from sanchez wrapping the game up. alexis sanchez, brilliantly placed! while they got five in the end, given what lincoln have done, it didn't really matter. they have changed history. there is a reason why no non—league team in the last 100 years have been able to reach the last eight of the fa cup, and the fact that they have, that should make them mightily proud. of course we are disappointed we lost. but when we are able to draw breath, we will be pretty proud of what we have achieved in this fa cup. and pep guardiola can be proud of manchester city's fa cup run as well. they have been away in every round, beating middlesbrough 2—0, away of course, yesterday. city are on their way to wembley again. and while there will be no appearance at the home of football for lincoln city, they found their home in the hearts of foo

theo walcott opened the scoring just before half time. after the break, including this one from alexi sanchez, to secure their place in the semifinals. earlier, manchester city cruised passed middlesbrough at the riverside stadium. dafid silva scored after three minutes, and sergio aguero sealed the victory in the second half. hull city boosted their chances of premier league survival with a 2—1win over swansea city. substitute 0umar niass scored twice, to help hull take an important three points. swansea got a goal back but remain in 16th place everton continued their push for a top six place, with a 3—0 win over west brom. bournemouth finally have their first league win of 2017, thanks to a hat—trick from josh king. in the scottish premiership, niall mcginn scored the only goal of the match as second place aberdeen beat motherwell. fourth placed hearts narrowed the gap on third place rangers to five points, with a four nil thrashing of hamilton. there were also wins for kilmarnock and stjohnstone. partick drew with inverness. elise chri

theo walcott! a disastrous start for middlesbrough. manchester city already in front.te beauty! olivier giroud, 2-0. 3-0. sanchez, brilliantly placed. tapping, 4—0, dele alli. sanchez, brilliantly placed. tapping, 4-0, dele alli. in towards aguero. finally. janssen, it is five. and he has his hat—trick. and it has walked into the back of the net from arsenal, he's run comes to an

it was the year walcott who scored what is the only goal deflected as well to add to the bad luck. 9000but very unlucky near the end. arsenal, you can see how important this game was for us like the pixies strongest possible team. if they win this, the pressure is still on. they have got west bromwich and manchester city nextin west bromwich and manchester city next in the premier league but personally had to win this game. they have missed a really good just to make it two. you have mentioned the manager there, he has acknowledged the fans are not happy with him and how arsenal are playing. anything less than a win here is not good enough for them?m isa here is not good enough for them?m is a narrative protesting but perhaps a majority arsenal fans who wa nt perhaps a majority arsenal fans who want him to haven't dignified exit at the end of the season. it looks like they will be into the fa cup semifinals of linking to come up with something special. —— lincoln. thank you. manchester city had a comfortable 2—nil win over middlesbrough to book their place in the semi finals of the fa c

theo walcott gave them the lead.g from manuel neuer let one through at the near post. but colcielny who was injured, he was sent off. goals followed from robben, costa. bayern munich winning 5-1. that robben, costa. bayern munich winning 5—1. that is robben, costa. bayern munich winning 5-1. that is 10-2 robben, costa. bayern munich winning 5—1. that is 10—2 on aggregate to them. arsenal out and we wait to hear from arsene them. arsenal out and we wait to hearfrom arsene wenger, them. arsenal out and we wait to hear from arsene wenger, because since they lost in that first leg, it has been a miserable month or so for arsene wenger. remember, it has been a miserable month or so forarsene wenger. remember, he it has been a miserable month or so for arsene wenger. remember, he was going to say exactly what his future held after what 20—odd years at the gunners, over 20 years. held after what 20—odd years at the gunners, over20 years. i held after what 20—odd years at the gunners, over 20 years. i think that could be it

theo walcott has given them a glimmer of hope with the opener, manuel neuer, somehow beaten from a tight dries mertens has scored the goal, 3—2 on aggregate. still a long way to go for the italians. only 35 minutes gone in those matches. zlatan ibrahimovich claimed that bournemouth‘s tyrone mings jumped into his elbow over the weekend, but manchester united's top scorer has accepted an fa charge of violent conduct and will be banned for three matches, starting with monday's fa cup quarter—final at chelsea. mings is appealing against a charge of stamping on ibrahimovic a couple of minutes earlier at old trafford. england's women face germany in their final game of the she believes cup tonight. they are in america. they could win the tournament if results this evening go their way. mark sampson's lionesses go into the game on the back of a 1—0 win over world champions usa at the weekend. ellen white with the goal. a tough atough game, a tough game, i mean all three games are tough. all three teams are ranked higher than us in the world rankings. the germans, we've beaten them once ever and

lincoln did ever so well to get to the quarterfinals and also until nearly half time until theo walcottve goals for arsenal in that much. eventually losing and their fairy that much. eventually losing and theirfairy tale that much. eventually losing and their fairy tale run that much. eventually losing and theirfairy tale run may be over, but their heads are high. danny cowley a nd but their heads are high. danny cowley and his brother who is the assistant, the lincoln management tea m assistant, the lincoln management team got to spend an hour or so with arsene wenger after the game. they will appreciate that time. arsenal are now two to the third semifinal infour are now two to the third semifinal in four years. they will it the other times. across north london, spurs went one better. no doubt hoping to do exactly that. they won 6-0. hoping to do exactly that. they won 6—0. millwall have beaten two of the premier league sides on their way to the quarterfinals. but you are right, the giant—killing is done for another year. could millwall be in trouble with the fa because of the behavio

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the nobel prize—winning poet and playwright sir derek walcott has died aged 87.lo and welcome. each other for the first time at the white house. let's get some analysis on - they have been discussing from our correspondent. it was businesslike and measured, this press conference, given how these two leaders are so different in personality, worldview and policy positions. they stated those positions, they also emphasised areas of commonality where they had them, where there weren't those areas they made sure the differences were known as well, a little like setting out the agenda before they went into their main talks. and also setting out the agenda as they are trying to reset any relationship, with a new us president. here's a bit of what president trump said. we also recognise that immigration security national security. we must is national security. we must protect our citizens from those who seek to spread terrorism, extremism, and violence, inside our borders. immigration is a privilege, not a right. and the our right. and the safety of our citizens must alw

the nobel prize winning poet and playwright sir derek walcott has died aged 87.was regarded as one of the leading voices of west indian literature. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. it's rare for britain's intelligence community to make a public statement. but the secret surveillance agency gchq has firmly rebutted allegations — repeated by the white house — that it spied on donald trump. gchq said the claims were "nonsense, utterly ridiculous, and should be ignored". this morning, downing street said it was promised by the white house that the allegations wouldn't be repeated. richard lister reports. it is an extraordinary claim, that donald trump was bugged by gchq on the orders of barack obama, a claim that has ruffled feathers and led to strenuous denials from london. these worthy tweets that set the ball rolling. who said his phone had been tapped before his inauguration. he said president obama was a bad or sick guy. the evidence? last night—ihéfiéfiublifinfiéé—eéfiété= intelligence committee said there was no evidence. the latest in a series of dismissal