the form has been far from great watford one, but the form has been farfrom great since watford one, but the form has been far from great since then. and away from wembley, there's another big football match this weekend. three brits will feature in the women's champions league final as the holders lyon take on barcelona in budapest. england are chasing down another huge target as pakistan set them 340 to win at trent bridge. and rory mcilroy is struggling on day two of the us pga championship in new york after dropping five shots in his first three holes. hello there, we are alive this evening at the eve of the fa cup final and watford will be back with jane and a couple of minutes' time the rest of the sport, but wembley is set. you can see all of the flags and we are going to be in the blue half of the stadium and just behind me will be all the gold flags of the watford fa ns me will be all the gold flags of the watford fans back at their first fa cup finalfor 35 watford fans back at their first fa cup final for 35 years. we will be looking back at 1984 in just a moment, but obvio

what are they could be for watford, trying to upset the form book just as we watford, trying to upsete the first englishmen's side ever in english football to do the triple. let's have a look ahead. serial winners, record breakers. another slice of history could be city's today. with the premier league and leg up in the can, common sense suggests more is to come. the win is so addictive. when you prove it and you tasted, you say you want more. something like, you know, you win, you want to take a shower, so i want to win the next one. but football rarely follows logic, as this competition so often proves. on the brink of a semifinal exit, from 2—0 down, watford bounced back to force extra time and knockout wolves. and 35 years after their last cup final appearance, some faces may have changed, but they will hope the result does too. they suffered defeat to everton back in 1984. didn't collect! and the goal is given! they will play the part of underdog in 2019. 35 years since the last time watord has ever been in a final, we have never won a cup, so it is a massive achievement to get t

in record signing is £60 million, watford's just 18.5.gan athletic in one of the greatest fa cup upsets in history. watford's manager knows a thing or two about upsets, when he managed malaga in spain he went to barcelona and won 1-0 spain he went to barcelona and won 1—0 in the new camp in 2015, so you never know. this place will be full by 5pm, kick—off, the atmosphere will be electric. man city have not had the best week of the pitch, with speculation they could face sanctions over finances. they will hope today is remembered for footballing reasons, watford will hope to spoil the thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is atjust after 3.30pm, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. it is 12 minutes past one. in the eu referendum in 2016, 52% of people in wales voted for leave. next week, those same voters will be back at the ballot box to elect meps in the european elections. bbc wales political editor felicity evans has been asking voters

if watford lose, eltonjohn make it more exciting.se, eltonjohn is in cup and he can i guess that's why they called them the sky blues, if manchester city win. i really hope that he doesn't get to change the words to that. watford at wembley winners, i think that is perfect. i spotted an insect on the steps, it was a dragonfly can watford colours. surely that has to bea watford colours. surely that has to be a sign. they are all signs! everything is a sign. enjoy it there. rejection is something alice feeney knows too well. for ten years, she tried and failed to catch a break in the literary world before exploding on to the scene with a bestseller that has gripped readers on both sides of the atlantic. and now, the former bbcjournalist‘s debut novel, 'sometimes i lie', is being made into a tv series starring sarah michelle gellar, no less. alice, that's quite a journey. due to have worked together. it was like a due to have worked together. it was likea mini due to have worked together. it was like a mini reunion when you came in. i'm

what is the fa cup for if not for a club like watford?st be another one to chalk up. for watford, it will be a lifetime achievement for them. just got off the plane from new york and just landed and come straight to the club shop and pick up some merchandisers and excited for the game tomorrow. so you've come from the states to be at wembley? absolutely, yeah, iwouldn't miss it for the world. watford have played an fa cup final before. they lost in 1984. many will remember eltonjohn‘s emotions. well, tomorrow's game is really for the next generation. it could be 35 years until get there again. joe wilson, bbc news, watford. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. will it be good weather? there is a chance of a shower at wembley and a chance of a shower anywhere. sunshine return to the east of northern ireland after a splash of rain and you can see on the satellite where most of the cloud has been coming in today and look at the cloud waiting in the wings to the east. even where you have been clear today, tonight expect increas

sir eltonjohn will be here to cheer on watford. his songs will be leaving out the watford team.ther side of the stadium to talk to guy mowbray, the commentator. damn! i‘ve been told to look after that! i‘ve been told to look after that! dan was talking about mental health in football being a bit of it to be. —— a taboo. this week on breakfast we invited you to ‘wake up to the menopause‘ and we haven‘t been disappointed. thousands of you have been in touch to join in the conversation and our menopause week was even mentioned in parliament. in a moment, dr rosemary leonard will be here to answer some of your most asked questions on the subject, but first, here are some of the inspirational women we‘ve met over the last few days. i‘m never going to be able to have children. it... it shocks you so hard. it‘s unbelievable. i don't feel all the time like myself. i am going to ring my gp. this cannot go on any longer. it‘s something, susan, every woman sat on this table is going to go through, sweetheart. i‘m going to use the change to just make the most of my life. be more positive. t

watford have played an fa cup final before, they lost in 1984.y will remember elton john‘s emotions. before, they lost in 1984. many will remember eltonjohn‘s emotions. well tomorrow's game is for the next generation. it could be 35 years until you get there again. joe wilson, bbc news, watford. there's a huge match in budapest tomorrow, where defending champions lyon meet barcelona in the women's champions league final. lyon are aiming to win their title in a row with the help of england's lucy bronze, who lines up against her international team—mate, toni duggan of barcelona. barcelona is a club, and a massive club but on the women's team they are not known for that. people question why, and i believe in the process. i believed what they wanted to achieve and they have the resources and facilities to do that and now i'm sitting at a champions league final and can say it has turned out well. last year we were the favourites to win the game and tony had been a bit like, whether the favourites? we are just as good and barcelona are really great te

he made the decision to leave after helping the side beat watford 6-0 after helping the side beat watford—0 in the fa cup final as they clinched that unprecedented domestic treble. he won four league titles in 11 years at the club, four league cups as well. he joined them from hamburg for just £6 cups as well. he joined them from hamburg forjust £6 million. he has played 360 games for them, scoring 20 goals, including a brilliant wind against leicester just 20 goals, including a brilliant wind against leicesterjust ten days ago that help them stay ahead of liverpool in the title race. he is out of contract this summer and it is understood that a one—year extension was on the table for him, but he has decided to leave the club. the club says he defines the essence of city for a decade he has been the lifeblood, the cell, the beating heart of a supremely talented squad. vincent kompany has written an open letter to fans in which he he leaves the club on the ultimate high after that fa cup win yesterday, 6—0 against watford, which equalled the record score line inafinalas which equalled the

for watford it has been longer since the last minute, you were very young when watford lost the lastally emotional. just walking through the town this week, it has been emotional. bunting everywhere, all the shops are decorated in yellow, red and black, and they don't get bored of coming to wembley. 1984 was the last time we were here in an fa cup final, this means an awful lot to the club and the people of watford. we have been looking forward it for weeks. i think there might be a view tear stained watford fans. a huge match in the women's game as well. a champions league final between barcelona and leon is being held in budapest. plenty of british interest in the form of lyon's lucy bronze. it is a massive club, but on the women's team they are not known for that. people question why. i believe the process, i believed what they wanted to achieve, and i believe they have the resources and the facilities to do that. now i am sitting here had of the time his league final and i can say it has turned out well. we were the favourites to win the game, tony had beena favourites to win the

joe wilson, bbc news, watford.r real name was tardar sauce, but with her permanent hang—dog expression apparently showing displeasure in everything, "grumpy cat" stuck. her owners said depite her looks she had brought smiles to millions. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos.

a remarkable performance, they beat watford 6—0 in the final. the final. that is, as you can see the joint highest win in in the final. that is, as you can see thejoint highest win in fa cup final in history. the biggest we have seen in the past barely beating them in 1903, more history for pep guardiola's aside today. internationals for england still flying inside of wimbley. as they com plete flying inside of wimbley. as they complete a historic trouble and in the cup and in the premier league triumphs. a great day for them at wimbley and you can see pep guardiola there as welljust congratulating the watford players, fantastic performance from him and his side so far this season on the day as well. simply superb. picked up day as well. simply superb. picked up man of the match after coming on and off the bench and so yeah, a great day for manchester city and theirfans. great day for manchester city and their fans. came to you just at the right time. not just their fans. came to you just at the right time. notjust a fantastic day, a fantastic s

trophy. unique, a city clean sweep or watford's first major trophym unique, a city clean sweep or watford's winners are. the pre- a huge day. it has been 35 years. severalwinners are. the pre- much further felt entirely fitting. the music, the colour, and the blazing lights, stage set for a meeting of such magnitude. watford knew they needed to quickly find a rhythm, and they did. though even quicker was city's keeper. the hornets wanted, how painful would approve? city's shows no bounds. david silva with the chance. here they were doing something that not even the great manchester united team of 1990 minutes, nor the arsenal invinceables of 2004, even when pushed all the way by liverpool in the premier league. in a season when there is an all english lineup in there is an all english lineup in the finals, city's achievement is simply extraordinary. three trophies going into the manchester city cabinet. the wealth gap between the sides is enormous. city could yet face severe sanctions for allegedly breaking financial rules and over the signing of young players. here the signing of young pla

two in london and one in watford.n the watford case a 21—year—old woman was abducted by knifepoint, driven around for six hours before she was raped and then a few days later, two women in it and raped and that happened in the space of 12 hours. the police are very keen to get hold ofjoseph mccann in connection with those three incidents and also in connection with what has happened this evening. the police describe these as horrific rapes and questions are being raised? the minister forjustice questions are being raised? the ministerforjustice has questions are being raised? the minister for justice has launched questions are being raised? the minister forjustice has launched an investigation into suggestions that mccann was released early from prison without going before a parole board. he was serving a three sentence for robbery. the suggestion is that he should have gone before a pa role is that he should have gone before a parole board before any decision was made. they are looking into that. tonight we have hear

domestic travel of trophies as they beat watford in the fa cup final.pt echo coast to coast and retain the golf pga championship title. and the title is marching on into the italian open file. also coming up in the programme, northampton take the last playoff spot on the final day of the season and rugby union permission. as harlequin comes up short. manchester city have won an unprecedented domestic treble in english men's football, by adding the fa cup to their league cup and premier league titles... and they did it in ultimate style, thrashing watford 6—nil at wembley the biggest fa cup final win since way back in i903....0ur correspondent david 0rnstein is there for us and david this city squad continue to write their names into the record books... it was incredible, wejust it was incredible, we just can't our breath, the stadium has finally emptied and the noise inside here was something else, manchester city had become used to success in recent yea rs had become used to success in recent years especially since the abu dhabi group bought them out i

watford, in their first win a historic treble? watford, in theirfirst cup win a historic treble?ir first cup final in the 35 years, look to provide the sting in the tail. superb save from edison. this city team can take their chances and when david silva was given an opportunity, he took it. david silva with the chance! and when his namesake, bernardo, was allowed space, it was two. gabriel jesus thought he'd got it, or was it raheem sterling, who grew up in the shadow of wembley, with the final touch? sterling turned provider and de bruyne turned gomes. but they weren't done yet and there's no doubt that gabriel jesus weren't done yet and there's no doubt that gabrieljesus scored this one. nor was there any doubt that raheem sterling scored city's fifth and sixth goals, for the biggest cup final win since 1903. six goals, three domestic trophies. history made. of course it was an incredible final for us because the end result is what it is. we finished an incredible year for us. for the organisation, the people, congratulations. especially for the players, of course, because the

manchester city face watford in the fa cup final at wembley as they look to become the first englishlub to complete the domestic treble. and, wyre davies is in cardiff, following the lives of those living on the streets of the welsh capital. that's in half an hour here on bbc news. good afternoon. labour's brexit spokesman, sir keir starmer, has accused cabinet ministers of "torpedoing" his party's negotiations with the government, which collapsed yesterday. he's called on theresa may to put a a promise to hold a further referendum on the face of her eu withdrawal agreement when it's presented for a final time next month, before she steps down as prime minister. our political correspondent jonathan blake reports. an awkward and lacklustre launch for a european election campaign theresa may never wanted to fight. but the prime minister argued yesterday that only the conservatives could deliver brexit. if parliament had backed our brexit deal, we could already have left the eu. but parliament has not, so what chance does the prime minister have of getting mps to support her deal when t

watford, in their first cup final in the 35 years, looked to provide the sting in the tail.his city team can take their chances and when david silva was given an opportunity, he took it. david silva with the chance! and when his namesake, bernardo, was allowed space, it was two. it looks like raheem sterling had pinched it but the goal belonged to gabrieljesus. sterling turned provider and de bruyne turned gomes. de bruyne four manchester city! but they weren't done yet and there's no doubt that gabrieljesus scored this one. raheem sterling, who grew up in the shadow of wembley, scoring two goals in the biggest cup final win since 1903. six goals, three domestic trophies. history made. of course it was an incredible finalfor us, not for watford, because the end result is what it is. we finished an incredible year for us. for the organisation, the people, congratulations. especially for the players, of course, because they are the reason why we won this title. it starts with the manager. we set the standard at the start of the season and we said we wanted to go back to back.

will manchester city complete a domestic treble of trophies with victory over watford in the fa cup finaltest from wembley... can brooks koepka go coast to coast on long island and retain the us pga championship? and a title on clay is in the offing forjohanna konta as she goes marching on into the italian open final. also coming up in the programme... northampton take the last play—off spot on the final day of the season in rugby union's premiership as harlequins late burst comes up just short. good evening, the month of may represents the business end of the season in so many sports which means there is a raft of showpiece events to tell you about over the coming weeks and today as well. and after the granstand finish to the premier league last weekend, which saw manchester city crowned champions, they have the chance to win a domestic treble in the fa cup final against watford, today. it was a five o'clock kick off and manchester city broke the deadlock after 26 minutes thanks to david silva's deflected effort. seven minutes before half—time and city doubled their advantage — raheem st

watford knew they needed to quickly find a rhythm, and they did.n! the hornets haunted, how painful would approve? well, very. city's brilliance shows no bounds. david silva with the chance. here they were doing something not even the great manchester united team of 1990 managed, nor the arsenal invincibles of 2004, even when pushed all the way by liverpool in the premier league. in a season when there's an all english lineup in the finals, city's achievement is simply extraordinary. three trophies going into the manchester city cabinet. the wealth gap between these sides is enormous. city could yet face severe sanctions for allegedly breaking financial rules and over the signing of young players. here the footballing gulf was brutally exposed. the gloss supplied by raheem sterling. city have six! never has an fa cup final seen a bigger margin of victory. it's the best team in the world for me. to set such a high standard for such a long period of time. i am talking two years running. what a team, what a privilege. an incredible year for us. incred

david, could watford spoil manchester city's day?ootball. manchester city arrived as the firm favourites, statistics and indicators point to them but they have not been winners of this competition since 2011 and in the interim period they were beaten by wigan athletic in the 2013 final, one of the greater shocks and fa cup final history, so watford may be hopeful, they have only been in one previous final, 1984, when elton john was their chairman. he is at a concert in copenhagen today but his sons will be the watford mascots. manchester city have not had a great weekend of the pitch, dogged by speculation they could be handed a champions league ban over breaking financial rules, but they will hope today that they're focuses on their achievements on the pitch but watford will hope to spoil their party. thank you very much. there is more throughout the evening on the news channel. i will be back with the tea m channel. i will be back with the team with the late news at 11:40pm tonight. it is time for the news where you are. goodbye. h

watford, in their first cup final in the 35 years, look to provide the sting in the tail.can take their chances and when david silva was given an opportunity, he took it. david silva with the chance! and when his namesake, bernardo, was allowed space, it was two. gabrieljesus thought he'd got it, or was it raheem sterling, who grew up in the shadow of wembley, with the final touch? sterling turned provider and de bruyne turned gomes. but they weren't done yet and there's no doubt that gabrieljesus scored this one. raheem sterling, who grew up in the shadow of wembley, scoring two goals in the biggest cup final win since 1903. final win since 1903. six goals, three domestic trophies. history made. of course it was an incredible final for us because the end result is what it is. we finished an incredible year for us. for the organisation, the people, congratulations. especially for the players, of course, because they are the reason why we won this title. it starts with the manager. we set the standard at the start of the season and we said we wanted to go back to back. it i

still on course for this unprecedented domestic travel which they could still win if they beat watfordhat mattered today were the fa ns all that mattered today were the fans who made the 260 mile journey and they wanted to finish the season ona and they wanted to finish the season on a high. they didn't really care how they did it but in the end they ended up doing it in some style, as adam reports. even the very best get nervous sometimes. this was pep guardiola an hour before kick—off alone with his thoughts. by the time everyone joined him at brighton, they were all thinking it. victory would see manchester city win another title. it was all in city's hands. it didn't make things any less tense. every shot was agonising to watch. this game came alive in an extraordinary 90 seconds, brighton playing their part in an already dramatic day. the headerfrom murray putting them ahead and city behind in the title race. within seconds they were level, sergio aguero with another contribution. before the break, things had turned around. laporte changing the blue mood in brighton. manchester ci

we will hear from the watford camp as well. never won the watford camp as well.ever won the cup, you have to go back 35 yea rs the cup, you have to go back 35 years the last time they were in the cup final when they lost to everton. lots of the sport around and the second day of the us pga championship is coming up with me, only foster, sports day on bbc news but now it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? we havejohn wick chapter three. birds of passage, a very impressive drama from columbia. and beats, a return to 90s rave culture. drama from columbia. and beats, a return to 905 rave culture. it called cerebellum ? return to 905 rave culture. it called cerebellum? because if you wa nt called cerebellum? because if you want peace prepare for war and most of what happens in thejohn wick movies is fighting. this picks up, have you followed the first two movies? no. this picks up at the end of the second one which is about to

beating watford, poor old watford, who have never won anything major, they waited a long time to get and get walloped? get to the final, without a doubt. 0n final, without a doubt. on friday, the fans were very excited. not feeling so happy right now. manchester cityjust carried on winning. the manchester city manager pep guardiola says winning is "addictive", and he's already looking ahead to next season when he says they start again on zero. they thrashed watford 6—0 in the fa cup final. david silva, who was in the side the last time city won the cup in 2011, opened the scoring in the first half with his first goal since december. it was 2—0 at half—time, but gabriel jesus and raheem sterling 6—0 equals the record score in an fa cup final set in 1903. it just shows what the manager itjust shows what the manager is building here. we came here at the start of the season, and he said let's get the mentality right and try to go to the premier league again. we have done it again, we have done it exceptionally well, and it is credit to all the boys were being switched on throughout the s

chelsea didn't fluff their lines, beating watford 3—0.ootball and are up to third. like arsenal, they are also in the semifinals of the europa league but they don't have to win that now, that pressure is off them. steven gerrard says he is running out of ideas when it comes to improving his rangers players discipline on the pitch, after their 12th red card of the season is that it didn't affect the season is that it didn't affect the result so much. they won their game against hibs1—0, the result so much. they won their game against hibs 1—0, jermain defoe with the goal. rangers were already assured of finishing runners—up. mcgregor kicking out after he kicked the ball away. tried to convince the referee it was a natural follow—through. he is going to miss next week because my old firm match against champions celtic. steven gerrard said he might have to start finding his players who get red cards. some cricket for you and england beat pakistan in a one—off t20 match in cardiff. with the world cup starting at the end of the month, david wi

he is wanted for three other suspected rapes in london and watford last month.olice said he was extremely dangerous and offered a reward of £20,000 for information leading to his arrest. thank you very much. swift action is needed to prevent the loss of up to one million species, that's the warning from scientists ahead of a major assessment of the state of the natural world. the un report, which will be published in paris later today, says humans are to blame for the drastic declines. our global science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. from the oceans... ..to the land. from insects, to exotic plants. in every part of the world, nature is in dramatic decline. it's the focus of a major new un report, warning that the planet's facing an ecological crisis. and it's humans who are to blame. areas once rich in nature are being cleared for development. illegal trade is bringing animals to the brink of extinction and pollution is poisoning the seas. this small patch of land in devon, hemmed in by busy roads, is a refuge for the narrow—headed ant. these insects w

watford is my second team, and biomass works just as well —— pie and mash.urovision contest, an annual extravaganza of song and dance. but this year's event is not without controversy. it's taking place in israel, against a backdrop of increased political tension arising from the israeli—palestinian conflict. 0ur arts correspondent, david sillito has more. welcome to the eurovision song contest 2019. israel, and the week—long eurovision party is now in full swing. live from tel aviv, israel. but remember, all this is happening against a background of considerable political tension on the border with gaza, which raises issues of security. will there be protests and also, will people turn up? as you can see, the crowds are here, but even among some of the entrants, there are questions. we've been warned. we've been told we reached the limit of the ebu's tolerance regarding politics. but at the same time, we're told they can't change our views. but while there has been talk of boycotts a nd but while there has been talk of boycotts and protest, so far it has be

mine‘s a treble — manchester city have completed the clean sweep of domestic trophies, thrashing watford in the biggest fa cup final win for over 100 years. good morning. a pretty murky start for some of us. for others, the sun is already putting in an appearance. beware, there are some downpours to be dodged today. full details coming up be dodged today. full details coming up later on breakfast. the netherlands wins the eurovision song contest in tel aviv. how did the uk do? we finished last! good morning. it is sunday, may 19. our top story. a "new bold offer", that's what the prime minister is proposing, to finally get her brexit deal approved by mps. extra protection for workers‘ rights are expected to be at the centre of the proposals, but both conservative and labour mps say they're sceptical about the deal passing. our political correspondent jonathan blake is in our london newsroom for us. jonathan, what's the offer and will it be enough? i kinda feel the scepticism this at the moment. what do you make of it? what is she going to offer and what is the likelihood of this getting

chelsea didn't fluff their lines beating watford 3—0.he goals to guarantee champions league football. they are third and like arsenal they are also in the semi—finals of europa league but winning that is less important now for them. it's leicester on the final day for chelsea, and that's who manchester city face tonight. the title is in their hands, win at the etihad and they will move one point clear of liverpool again with a trip to brighton on the final day. leicester still have a bit to play for, the chance of europa league football next season, so they're not going to roll over. i cannot imagine the leicester players come here for the holidays, so players come here for the holidays, so maybe, they have a chance to finish in the top seven, depends on the result, so at the end, i don't think that's going to happen. they are going to try and make a good game, sure. steven gerrard says he's running out of ideas when it comes to improving his rangers players discipline on the pitch, that's after their 12th red card of the season. they wo

for watford, it's their first fa cup final since 1984 and they have never won a trophy.pep guardiola. winning is so effective. so when you prove it and you taste it you say, i want more! it's something like, you know, you win, you go to take a shower so i want to take the next one and the next one. make your life better, easier. and of course i want to win it, of course i didn't have it. so of course i want to win it. it is city in the final, they have just won the premier league, they are on for the treble. how do you beat them? that the question that everybody has tried to answer this season and struggled to find a solution. but look, i think it'sjust a pure belief and desire and just do not give up. we're just going keep fighting. huge match in the women's game today, too — the champions league final between barcelona and defending champions lyon is being held in budapest. there's british interest in the form of lyon's lucy bronze, and her england team—mate toni duggan who plays for barca. barcelona is a club and a massive club but in the women's team they are not kno

cup final watford's caton truly dini is hoping the weight of history on city's shoulders will help he's team's chances at wembley. pretty much we miss it was they will lose again so everyone has weaknesses and. naive enough to feel that we could just turn up and we're going to be. great arguably one of the best teams in terms of this generation of football football it seems. very short of the respect they deserve also so one of game anything can happen for larry a concert remains the man's a catch after friday 7th stage of cycling's jaded italia the 185 kilometer trick to luck will i was won by spain's pale bilbao the astana rider made his move in the closing stages to hold of the challenge from the chasing pack but it's the italian county of team emirates who retains the grace venus pink jersey holds an advantage of one minute and 32 seconds. that's all the sport from alberta to maryland the lovely pizza and the here's a story that you lie online cat lovers if you're an online cat lover many of them all over the wild all warning the viral internet sensation grumpy cat who has died at t

they thrashed watford 6—0 in the fa cup final. 6—0 equals the record score in an fa cup final set in 1903. let‘s get more on this with david mcdonnell, who is the daily mirror‘s manchester football correspondent and joins us from wembley. what a brilliant story you‘ve had to tell over the season. it‘s a very special group of players and what a match to cap this unprecedented treble. youi might have seen pep guardiola giving raheem sterling a dressing down after they had all picked up their medals. sterling said it was because he‘d tried to nick gabrieljesus‘ goal, but that sums up guardiolsa, and that drive to improve. five of the last six domestic trophies, which man city has now won. it was really a remarkable way to an incredible season for pep guardiola‘s team. you might have seen guardiola‘s team. you might have seen those pictures of pep guardiola given raheem sterling a dressing down after they picked up their metals. raheem sterling clarified that on twitter. i‘m not sure we believe him. he said it was because he tried to

manchester city celebrate victory in the fa cup final, thrashing watford 6—0 to complete the domesticreble. and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35. this morning's reviewers are the sunday times journalist, rosamund urwin, and thejournalist and commentatorjosie cox. good morning. the prime minister is proposing what she calls a "new bold offer" on brexit, as she prepares to bring her eu withdrawal deal back to mps for a final vote. extra protection for workers‘ rights is expected to be at the centre of the proposals, but both conservative and labour mps say they're sceptical about the prospects of the deal getting through the commons. let's have a look at the next steps in the brexit process. because the uk remains a member of the european union, this thursday, the 23rd of may, british voters will take part in elections for the european parliament. the government has promised mps another chance to vote on brexit, by bringing forward the withdrawal agreement bill to the house of commons in the week beginning the 3rd ofjune. if that passes, the uk will leave the european

earlier, mccann had allegedly tried to take the two women to a hotel in watford.ice issued these cctv images. mccann was also wanted in connection with a third attack in the london area. police believe he abducted and raped a 21—year—old woman at knife—point on april 21st in watford. andy moore, bbc news. the electoral commission is calling on the government to change the law to make online political adverts clearly state who has paid for them. it comes as facebook mounts an operation to try to ensure that it's not used to spread misinformation in the upcoming european elections. our technology correspondent rory cellan—jones reports. a powerfulforce has been streaming through politics. it's a great campaigning tool, but it can be used to spread misinformation or help foreign powers interfere, and facebook‘s shadow looms ever larger over elections worldwide. fake news on facebook... back in 2016, facebook was really downplaying its influence, with mark zuckerberg saying it was crazy to think fake news had had any influence over the election of donald trump. but no

joe wilson, bbc news, watford.ome sad news now — grumpy cat, an internet sensation with millions of followers, has died. her real name was tardar sauce, but with her permanent hang—dog expression apparently showing displeasure in everything, "grumpy cat" stuck. her owners said depite her looks she had brought smiles to millions. time for a look at the weather. here's stav da naos. it's not looking too bad for the big match. although it is cooler and cloudier today, as we head into tomorrow, the cloud should break up. we should see some sunshine and the wind will be liked. it will feel warm, temperatures in the high teens. it is a change across the southern half of the country, much cloudier skies, as you can see, in shropshire. that is down to the low pressure bringing this weather front gci’oss pressure bringing this weather front across southern pressure bringing this weather front gci’oss southern areas. pressure bringing this weather front across southern areas. high pressure still to the north is influencing t

watford stand in their way though and the last time watford were at an fa cup final was in 1984 whenakistan out at the moment. pakistan are 214 for 1. update you on that in a moment. the world cup starts a week on thursday — a home world cup, so england have just today and the fifth and final 0di before their squad is announced on tuesday. that means it's a last chance for some of the players to impress and get in the squad. the bowlers especially are under pressure with mark wood making his first competitive appearance in more than two months today. jofra archer (now qualified to represent also expected to be in the final 15 — he's played well of late. england are two up in the five match series. the hosts won the toss at trent bridge and put pakistan in to bat. fakar zahman went for 57. pakistan lost their opening batsman imam al—huq after he was hit on the arm. back to football and news in the last hour that aberdeen manager derek mcinnes has ruled himself out of becoming the new man in charge of scotland mcinnes says he wants to remain in the day to day involvement of club footba

in the fa cup final yesterday, 6—0. —— victory over watford in the fa cup finalyesterday, 6—0. —— vincent out. this is how they made the announcment this morning on social media. he's going to be their player—manager. he came through the youth ranks from the age of six there so his career has come full circle as he prepares to take his first stpes into coaching. so what kind of manager will he be? the fact pep guardiola has taken every player under his stewardship to the next level, and that's what basically he has done with vincent, at the same time, obviously, he understands the belgian league, he was busily brought up in that environment and has gone from there into the bundesliga were again, it isa into the bundesliga were again, it is a very open and exciting football style, then he's gone through roberto mancini who is very defensively minded, and he will have mapped out the individual manager he intends to be, and what he can do is not only will he be able to develop a side that can play attacking football and can attack from the back rather than teams trying to think about defendi

watford stand in the way of an unprecedented domestic treble for manchester city.o will be on the bench. st mirren have won their final match of the scottish premiership season, but it's not enough to stop them facing a relegation play off against dundee united. hamilton avoided the play off by beating st johnstone. johanna konta is through to the final of the italian 0pen. the british number one beat belgium's kiki bertens in three sets and will play either karolina pliskova or maria sakkari in tomorrow's final. i'll be back with more on those stories later. a man has died after a fight in a street in rochdale last night. he's believed to be in his early twenties. greater manchester police say a woman, who's 25, has been arrested in connection with the murder investigation. austria's deputy chancellor heinz christian strache has resigned. it follows the ermergence of a video in which the leader of the far right freedom party apparently promised public contracts in exchange for campaign support before the general election two years ago. mr strache complained he was

leaf police believe he abducted and raped a woman in watford in april.action is needed to prevent the loss of up to one million species — that's the warning from scientists ahead of a major assessment of the state of the natural world. the un report, which will be published in paris later today, says humans are to blame for the drastic declines. our global science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. from the oceans to the land. from insects to exotic plants. in every pa rt insects to exotic plants. in every part of the world, nature is in dramatic decline. it is the focus of a major new un report warning that the planet is facing an ecological crisis. and it is humans who are to blame. areas once rich in nature are being cleared for development. and illegal trade is bringing animals to the brink of extinction and pollution is poisoning the sea. this small patch of land in devon hemmed in by busy roads is refuge for an ant. they were once widespread but as their habitat was shrunk, now this is the only place in england they can be found. this ant is 1

captain vincent kompany says he will leave the club this summer — after their fa cup final win over watfordrday. and in half hour here on bbc news — the dateline london panel discuss who could replace theresa may as prime minister and deliver brexit. good morning. the prime minister is proposing what she calls a new bold offer on brexit, as she prepares to bring her eu withdrawal deal back to mps for a final vote. extra protection for workers‘ rights is expected to be at the centre of the proposals — but both conservative and labour mps say they're sceptical about the prospects of the deal getting through the commons. let's have a look at the next steps in the brexit process. because the uk remains a member of the european union, this thursday 23rd may, british voters will take part in elections for the european parliament. the government has promised mps another chance to vote on brexit — by bringing forward the withdrawal agreement bill to the house of commons in the week beginning 3rd june. if the bill is not passed, the default position is that the uk will leave the eu on 31st october w

so those results mean chelsea's win over watford guarantees their place in the champions league nextonvinvcing 3—0 victory at stamford bridge means they move above tottenham into third. we said at half—time they had too much time on the ball. we were slow, much time on the ball. we were sloppy, giving away the ball. we had to press more. we did that. we won the ball back in their half and put them under pressure. once we started doing that the chances came and the goals came. it was a very good second half performance. so let's just confirm how the top of the table looks now. the title race will be decvided next sunday. between manchester city and liverpool but look at what today's results have done to the top four. chelsea now in third and tottenham in fourth — with a pretty significant goal difference above arsenal which makes it highly unlikely that arsenal can move above them even if spurs lose next week. in the championship norwich sealed the title with victory over aston villa, while derby have secured the final play off spot on the final day of the championship season. frank l

captain vincent kompany says he's leaving the club this summer after their fa cup final win over watford'll be joined by viewers on bbc one for the lunchtime national news at 12:50, but before that — it's time for click. theme music plays artificial intelligence continues to play a bigger and bigger role in our lives so it is no surprise that the barbican summer exhibition charts our perception of computers, intelligence and artificial beings through the ages and through the lens of different cultures. the desire to create artificial life is old, very old. it goes back at least as far as the legend of the gollum, created from dust or clay and brought to life through incantation. ai: more than human is a celebration and a critical examination of innovation — that's a lot of "ations" — showcasing the works of diverse digital artists and academic institutions around the world. see, in 100 years‘ time, we will all look like this. how computers perceive us using cameras is an overarching theme here. last week, we covered the uk police‘s increasing deployment of live facial recognition, from s

the 33 year old led his team to the domestic treble yesterday with victory over watford in the fa cupl be with anderlecht — where he began his playing career as a teenager. just in case you — like me — you didn't manage to stay up for the whole of eurovision — here's all you need to know to catch up: # sirens ringing inside my head...# the bookies' favourite, duncan laurence of the netherlands, came out on top. their first victory since 1975. yes! australia's swaying performance didn't go unnoticed. # it's like an angel sighing # i have no choice # i hearyourvoice...# the interval act — madonna, but her performance was thought by some to be a little... well, flat. # oh, god, i think i'm falling...# and it wasn't just the queen of pop who left an impression. the organisers said iceland's eurovision act could face punishment after displaying palestinian flags during the live broadcast. # because i can feel the universe # i'm feeling you breathe...# and while the uk's michael rice sang with gusto, he ended up in last place, with just three points from the public vote. # i won't give up t

west ham finish in the top 10, with that 4—1 win over watford.eason on a sour note — they lost 2—0 to cardiff at old trafford. cardiff hadn't beaten united in the league since 1960. and this is how the top of the table looks. manchester city clinching the title by a single point. 98 points for them — after their record 14th successive win. liverpool's win over wolves sees them with 97 points. an astonishingly high total for the team finishing second. chelsea's goalless draw with leicester means they end up 3rd. confirmation of man united in 6th. and the relegation spots decided before today. but it's huddersfield, fulham and cardiff who'll be in the championship next season. brighton finishing two points above cardiff. newcastle's win moved them about bournemouth. well, of course, it's also play—off time in the other leagues, and in league one — charlton have the advantage over doncaster rovers, after the first leg of their semi—final. charlton won 2—1 today, scoring twice in the space of two first—half minutes, through lyle taylor and joe aribo.

chelsea secured their place in the champions league next season with victory over watford at stamfordcombined with arsenal's draw against brighton, means the blues are guaranteed a top—fourfinish in the premier league. the win moves chelsea up to third, one point ahead of tottenham and four points clear of the fifth—placed gunners. they said at half—time that we were sloppy and giving the ball away. i think we had to press more aggressively and not give them too much time on the ball. we did that and we won the ball back in the half and we won the ball back in the half and put them under pressure. once we did that the chances and the goals came. so a good second half. to italy and serie a — atalanta have kept their hopes of a top four finish — and qualification for next season's uefa champions league — alive with a 3—1 victory at lazio on sunday. marco parolo gave the home side an early lead but goals from duvan zapata, timothy castagne and an own goal by wallace saw gian piero gasperini's side complete a comeback. atalanta are fourth on 62 points but have moved within one point of th