well, this is a time for spurs to develop a way from wembley. agor y bleidlais down from wembley. first leg against again. question everton level hospitality was the one thing they could scarcely afford to offer visitors to the temporary home. harry kane's own goal was a little with too generous. with an away goal, spurs have the task to control their aggression. the second—half rallying cry was hurt in part by victor wanyama. cry was hurt in part by victor wa nyama. sprays cry was hurt in part by victor wanyama. sprays needed more. it was get that got it. this type of them beyond troughton. tonight for spurs, wembley is an unhappy home. wayne rooney's short—term future has been decided. he's decided to stay at manchester united for the time being. he had been linked with a move to china, his agent has been there discussing a possible move away from manchester united. rooney may still move away in the summer of course. in a statement, rooney has said... hull for beaten at home by cattle and dragons. six out of six where scored by the same player. it's always an exciting it's an ex

the fight will take place in front of 90,000 fans at london's wembley stadium.s british opponent last fought when he lost to tyson fury in november 2015. the fight sees them take to the ring for the unbeaten joshua's ibf title and the wba belt of which klitschko lost to fury. 90,000 sold—out arena, very special. a global event because it will be broadcast in over 150 countries. like any aspect that you take a look at involving this fight, it is very special. i cannot say howl at involving this fight, it is very special. i cannot say how i will deal with it because i have never boxed in front . this

another trophy for manchester united after a late winner in the efl cup final at wembley. for harry. kane scores three as spurs thrash stoke. another win for england in the six nations, but only after they were trailing at half—time to italy. hello. good evening. manchester united have beaten southampton 3—2 to win the efl cup at wembley. a classic cup final. southampton will consider themselves unlucky after having a goal wrongly disallowed and recovering from 2—0 down to come back to 2—2. ibrahimovic was the difference between the two teams. in1976, in 1976, the same clubs made the samejourney in 1976, the same clubs made the same journey with the same expectations. then southampton stunned manchester united to win the fa cup. 41 years on, they came to repeat the feat in the league cup. opposing sides with opposite projects, united the big spenders, saint the heavy sellers, joined only in the aim of winning. to win you often need the big calls to go your way. when this effort by gabbiadini was ruled out for offside, southampton were hard done by. already peeved, they wer

i‘m sure will be back at wembley later.is a "clean athlete who has never broken the rules." he issued a statement today after a leaked draft report by us anti—doping authorities suggested that alberto salazar, farah‘s coach, may have broken the rules to boost the performance of some athletes. mr salazar has been under investigation since allegations about drugs use at his american training base were made by the bbc‘s panorama programme in 2015. mark daly reports. can there be a one—two for the salazar group? it looks like it as mo farah takes gold for great britain. he‘s the coach and mastermind behind britain‘s sir mo farah and his four olympic gold medals. but alberto salazar and his nike oregon project has been under investigation by the us anti—doping agency, or usada, since a bbc panorama programme in 2015 revealed claims of doping and unethical practices. high—profile us athletes kara goucher and her husband adam made a series of allegations against their former coach. he‘s sort of a win at all costs person. it is hur

a late winnerfor a late winner for manchester united in the efl cup final at wembley.nother hat—trick for harry. kane scores three as spurs thrash stoke. another win for england in the six nations, but only after they were trailing at half—time to italy. manchester united have won in the efl cup final. they ended up on the losing side. ibrahimovic was the difference between the teams. he stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some match. stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some matchm stared united to yet another trophy. that was quite some match. it must be. it was one of the cruellest cup finals. they had not even conceded a goal in the entire tournament up until today. they were just edged out by manchester united side being led byjose mourinho, who has won 2a major traded in a 17 year managerial career. let's take a look at what happened. after the opening goal had been wrongly disallowed, manchester united went up the other end and punished southampton. ibrahimovic with a free kick, as you can see. maybe the goalkeeper at fault. manche

david 0rnstein reports from wembley.made the same journey with the same expectations. then, southampton stunned manchester united to win the fa cup. 76 all over again! 41 years later they came back to repeat the feat in the league cup. 0pposing sides with opposite projects, united, the lavish spenders, saints, the sellers, joined in their aim to win. but to win often you need the big decisions to go your way and when this effort by gabbiadini was ruled out for offside, southampton we re ruled out for offside, southampton were ha rd ruled out for offside, southampton were hard done by. they were soon punished, is that an ibrahimovic with the opening blow. before lindegaard put united on course for the cup. southampton though had other ideas and there was no denying gabbiadini who struck at half—time. shortly after, the italian swivelling and scoring a sublime second to level the scores. the ta bles second to level the scores. the tables had turned but there would be one final twist. ibrahimovic! ibrahimovic towering to se

spurs have some work to do at wembley tonight.must overturn a 1—0 deficit in the second leg of their europa cup tie against gent of belgium. stepping into the captain's shoes — jon barclay will skipper scotland and nice car f lewis hémiltfifi‘é 55,54"? thanks forjoining us. we start tonight with the news that will silence the frenzy of speculation about wayne rooney's future. negotiating for the england and manchester united captain to latest big name to join the chinese super league. but, no, hold the front page. richard conway, our sports news correspondent, is here to tell us more. we had a statement from wayne was in the past hour in which she, as she put it, - to end the as she put it, plans to end the speculation. "despite the interest which has been shown from other clubs, for which i'm grateful, i want to end recent speculation and say that i am staying at man united. i hope i'll play a full part in helping the team in its fight for success on four fronts. it's an exciting time at the club and i want to remain a part of it.

fans of manchester united and southampton descend on wembley to see who will claim the first major trophyason in the efl cup final. coming up, a chance to go back and experience some key moments in history from the people that were there. that's in witness at liz30pm. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has delivered a rallying call to his party after last week's defeat in the copeland by—election. he said that, despite the scale of the task, "now is not the time to retreat, run away or give up". mr corbyn was giving a keynote speech to the scottish labour party in perth. here's our political correspondent, tom barton. his report contains flash photography. do you still think you are the man to rebuild labour? jeremy corbyn arriving at labour's scottish conference in perth this morning. we are campaigning for a just and fair society. preparing for his first major speech since the party's historic defeat in the copeland by—election last week. ahead of that speech, in an article in the sunday mirror, mr corbyn wrote:. but he also makes it clear he is not p

they've lost 2 out of 3 games they've played at wembley this season.mes in different stadiums against different teams also so people will use that as an excuse but we will not look at it like that. we have played there will be last time so we have got to use that and try and play again like that. world champion constructors mercedes have unveiled their new car for the upcoming formula 1 season. a very blustery silverstone. hamilton said the car felt "incredible" but whether or not it will make the season anymore exiting. he's perhaps not convinced. the car looks cool, it looks more awesome than the past —— in the past. it will be faster but does that mean we'll overtake more? as far as the injury is tell me they do not think it will do so and so how does that reflect for the fans? fly halfjohnny sexton return's to the ireland side for this saturday's six nations match with france in dublin. sexton missed ireland's first two games with a calf injury, but has been named in the starting 15, with paddy jackson dropping to the bench. captain rory best also

our sports editor dan roan is at wembley for us. at westminster, what happens now? today's debate may have been attended by fewer mps than are needed for a full—scale match, but it represents a ramping up of pressure on the national sports governing body. it comes after years of frustration from the critics for what is a slow pace of process, when it comes to governance reforms, many are upset by the lack of diversity and independence. they are worried about a perceived dominance by the premier league, its wealth and power, following various footballing failings by the england team, but off field scandals and mishaps as well. the past represents the beginning of a lobbying process which could lead in footballing terms to the nuclear option, actual legislation, forcing the fa to act. we believe now that legislation is the only way in which this can be delivered. that was the recommendation of the last three chairman of the fa to the select committee to save the fa cup reform itself, the turkeys won't vote for christmas, there has to

david ornstein reports from wembley.same journey with the same expectations. then, southampton stunned manchester united to win the fa cup. ‘76 all over again, yeah! 41 years on, they came back to repeat the feat in the league cup. opposing sides with opposite projects, united the lavish spenders, saints the heavy sellers, joined only in their aim to win. but, to win, often you need the big decisions to go your way, and when this effort by gabbiadini was ruled out for offside, southampton were hard done by. they were soon punished, ibrahimovic with the opening blow. beforejesse lindegaard put united on course for the cup. southampton, though, had other ideas, and there was no denying gabbiadini on the stroke of half—time. shortly after, the italian swivelling and scoring a sublime second to level the scores. the tables had now turned, but there would be one final twist. ibrahimovic! ibrahimovic towering to secure the trophy, a clinical end to a classic tie. so for southampton it is heartbreak, surely one of the cruellest

of course the euro 2020 final and semifinal will be played at wembley.those away, they are fun, but beyond that, he certainly has an eye on the implications of brexit for the european game and whether those big showcase finals will come to britain. richard conway reporting there. huddersfield town boss david wagner has been given a two—match touchline ban and a £6,000 fine after his altercation with leeds counterpart garry monk. wagner sprinted down the touchline to join his players in celebrating their late winner before clashing with monk. monk has been banned for one match, and fined £3,000. italy's unusual tactics in yesterday's six nations match with england continues to split opinion. eddiejones said it went against the spirit of the game. while his opposite number conor o'shea was lauded for his clever approach. but just what was it that the italians did to exploit the rules in theirfavour and negate england's attack? our rugby union reporter chrisjones explains what's caused all the fuss. italy's tactics took everyone by surprise, not least the e

long way from their best and if they were hoping this home comfort in the second leg, that one is at wembley league referee to take up a position in saudi arabia. he's considered one of the best referees in the game and last season he took charge of the finals in euro 2016, the champions league, and fa cup. our sports correspondent katie gornall has more. he is the sake of a role in saudi arabia taking up the head of referees. it will be local games as well. my understanding is that he has signed a one—year rolling contract was to be gave a press conference in saudi arabia earlier today. we spoke about the professionalisation of refereeing and that one thing he was keen to do was to work with a team there and the residents to create a structure in saudi arabia that is going to make referees successful. he is tapping into the shoes of howard webb who has gone over to the mls to read a video of refereeing development over there. he will start initially on a part—time basis while he fulfils some other commitments will be full—time by the of next season. manchester city have been fined 35 thousa

england lost by one point against australia in the netball quad series at wembley, the second defeat new zealand, it's a much improved england who led in this match, within touching distance of victory, but the lead slipped in the final stages despite pushing hard to pull level against the number one side in the world. they trailed by one goal with one minute left but a late australian steal meant there would be no chance of getting the victory. great match but they lost 47—46. australia won the series as well. through the game you can look at some of the critical moments where we could have got ahead of australia but we have to look at the positives, the way that we picked ourselves up, we came out and showed them, the girls fought from the start to the end and we made them made changes and you've got to do that as a coach, challenge the coach as well as the team. sergio garcia led from start to finish at the dubai desert classic. the spaniard carded a bogey three final cut of 69 to finish on

you are talking david and goliath, luxembourg england at wembley.think the reality is we know it is unlikely to happen, but if you saw me at ten o'clock and we have drawn, that's what we want, we want to draw the game and go to emirates in front of 60,000, that's better than anything we could have hoped for. and if we do lose tonight, lincoln will have that same experience playing at the emirates and they serve deserve it. the two have been brilliant for non—league this year in the fa cup, what we have both achieved. we were in the draw with them, i think that's the first time it has ever happened to be in the quarterfinal draw together and we have created history. if we did beat them, i don't know what i would do. i would be up there for a long time and don't know how i would get back down. he would certainly, as would a lot of supporters here that will be packed into gander green lane, their home ground here of course. 5000 capacity ground and it will be packed to the rafters tonight. as for the pitch, the artificial surface is still being watered

for more on this we can join our sports editor dan roan, who's outside wembley stadium.ood evening dan. firstly, how much weight does this vote carry, and what sort of changes do they want, are we talking measures to help the england team? in terms of how much clout it carries, the answer is none, officially. it's more of an embarrassment for the fa. after all, parliament today decided it had no confidence in the national sport's governing body. however when you consider there were only 20 mps in the chamber debating the motion of no—confidence in the governing body to reform itself, i think the bigger battle lies ahead. the government has already threatened the fa with tens of millions of pounds worth of funding cuts, if it doesn't start to reform itself. ithink funding cuts, if it doesn't start to reform itself. i think today was an important staging post, on what could be seen as the nuclear option. passing a bill in parliament to force its hand and tell it to reform. critics are unhappy with what they say is a lack of diversity and independence on the fa's main decis

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england lost by one point against australia in the netball quad series at wembley, the second defeat after a heavy loss to new zealand, it's a much improved england who led in this match, within touching distance of victory, but the lead slipped in the final stages despite pushing hard to pull level against the number one side in the world. they trailed by one goal with one minute left but a late australian steal meant there would be no chance of getting the victory. great match but they lost 47—46. australia won the series as well. through the game you can look at some of the critical moments where we could have got ahead of australia but we have to look at the positives, the way that we picked ourselves up, we came out and showed them, the girls fought from the start to the end and we made them made changes and you've got to do that as a coach, challenge the coach as well as the team. sergio garcia led from start to finish in the dubai desert classic. he won led by three shots from henrik stenson, the swedish player. the spaniard carded a bogey three final cut of 69 to finish on mo

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condition should be decent for the final at wembley tomorrow afternoon.coming in behind that, some male mild air. but things will begin to get called as we head through next week. some risk of some frost ice and, as well. this is bbc news. the headlines at 2pm: —— 3pm. the former labour foreign secretary, david miliband, says his party is now at its weakest in 50 years. jeremy corbyn insists his leadership is not to blame and his deputy says he needs to stay. this is not the time for a leadership election. that issue was settled last year. but we have to do better. we cannot sustain this level of distance from our electorate. oxfam says it is preparing for a huge influx of civilians fleeing homs —— western mosul as iraqi forces push further into territory held by the islamic state group. the white house has excluded the bbc, the new york times and others from a media briefing. the block came just hours after president trump used a major speech to attack sections of the press. suicide bombers have attacked two security compounds in syria's third city of ho

theirfirst piece silverware of the season, clinching the efl cup after a 3—2 win over southampton at wembleysaints were the better side for long periods of the game, and in fact they had a goal disallowed early on. zlatan ibrahimovic put united 1—0 up. just after the break, southampton levelled the game at 2—2 through manolo gabbiadini. who else but ibrahimovic to score the winner with 3 minutes left on the clock? it's caused managerjose mourniho to call for help from the club's fans, to ensure ibrahimovic stays another season at the club. i don't beg for players but if needed i think maybe united fans can go to the door of his house and stay there, and stay there all night if needed. i think they will go fish oil. it is a big disappointment of course. today, it was a quality game. a third hat trick in 9 games for tottenham striker harry kane helped his side to a 4—0 win over stoke, and move them up to second in the premier league. kane completed his treble in just 23 minutes in the first half, as spurs made it 8 wins in a row at white hart lane. it's led manager pochettino to describe the s

so i think wembley stadium would be a great idea.thing completely different. the idea of an american president speaking at wembley stadium that holds 100,000 people. he would have to fill it, but then again he would. would you bring us up to date for the electoral situation in europe. because we hear noises that may well win the french presidency. and if she did, then the european union is really finished. bring us up to date on this, would you, nigel. >> yes. the front-runner has been a 62-year-old former french prime minister seem to be an absolute pillar of conservative respectability, and he is now in big trouble. big trouble for paying his wife and two of his children out of the public purse. we are talking about many hundreds of thousands of euros. the thought is that this was done without any work actually being provided. he may well be indicted this week for fraud. now, if that's the case, then you would basically have a straight run off between marine and a man called emmanuel who was young, good-looking, but very much a sup

, australia retain the quad seaweeds title after a dramatic 47 points— 46 victory over england at wembleyi will be back with the late news at 10pm. 0n bbc one now it is time for the news where you are. hello, good evening. let's go back to the news that an appeals court in the us has rejected donald trump's ban on travellers from seven mainly muslim countries. the government had appealed against a temporary order by a judge in seattle which blocked the ban nationwide. let's head to washington and speed our correspondent richard lister. tell us more about the political fallout over this travel ban and also, donald trump's comments about president putin. the two size on this issue of the travel ban are just as entrenched as ever. certainly mike pence, the vice president has made clear today they are frustrated by the initial response from the appeal court. we should bear in mind the appeal court has said it simply is not going to overturn the last order, suspending the ban until it has heard fully from both sides. there is still every possibility it could come back ina day every possibility

the score is currently 16 to 14 at wembley.rom thursday's result against new zealand which saw the roses lose 61—37. that's all your sport this lunchtime. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, i head to brunei to check out the world's largest floating town. hello! ade is in london to find out why so many nightclubs are closing down. bingo! i'm it kind of looks like a spare part that has fallen off a stormtrooper. and tommy plays around with the latest in travel gadgets. for many, london is a dream destination. it is a city steeped in a rich history and maybe that is why it is the most visited city in europe. but is it still top when it comes to its nightlife? in the last five years, an estimated a0 club venues have closed their doors in london and that has got promoters worried. some of the most iconic nightspots have simply gone. so is london even up there any more when it comes to number one clubbing destinations worldwide? i would describe it as the most diverse clubbing scene in the w

cup final of the english domestic season this afternoon — manchester united take on southampton at wembleyy since 1976. jose mourinho, has never lost a domestic cup final in england. it would be good for the group, good for the club, and it would be good for me, obviously. but, you know, at the beginning of my career, i was looking more to myself and my personal achievements, if you can say that. i am in a period where i am more and more a club man. what is most important is to put in the ground the experience, we can win this game. it is the best opportunity, of course. it is most important for me. boxing now, and amir khan and manny pacquiao have confirmed they will take to the ring on april the 23rd. both fighters made the announcement on social media. no venue has been given for what khan describes as the "super fight", but pacquiao has suggested earlier this month it may take place in the united arab emirates. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. german police are waiting to speak to a man who drove his car into a crowd in heidelberg — killing a 73—year—old man.

cup final of the english domestic season this afternoon, manchester united take on southampton at wembley a major trophy since 1976. jose mourniho has never lost a domestic cup final in england. it would be good for the group, it would be good for the club and it would be good for me, obviously. but, um...you know, the beginning of my career i was looking more to myself and to my personal achievements, if you can say that. i am in a period where i am more and more a club man. the most important is to put in the ground all the experience from our games this year. so it's the best opportunity, of course, to play again in the european games next season. it's the most important for me. england's one—day cricket captain eoin morgan top—scored with 95 as his side eased to a win in the first warm—up game of their west indies tour. morgan wasjoined byjason roy, new test captain joe root and ben stokes in scoring half—centuries, as they beat the vice chancellor's xi, by 117 runs. the first odi of the three—match series is on friday. boxing now, and amir khan and manny pacquiao have confirmed they

coming up in sportsday on bbc news, can spurs get past gent at wembley this evening and into last 16 alarms are essential to our safety in the home. adults are woken by them if they go off in the night, but forensic scientists and fire investigators are warning children are less likely to be. now a new alarm sound has been developed with a lower—pitched tone and a woman's voice, which is thought to be much more effective. 0ur medical correspondent fergus walsh reports. midnight in mansfield — what does it take to wake a sleeping child? 0utside her boys' bedrooms, melanie wilkins is about to show me. beeping three of her four boys remain fast asleep. it's shocking. your children are like gold, the most precious thing, and it's a horrible thought to think that if that was real, your children are gone. that's it. in tests, derbyshire fire service and dundee university but why? they are not mini adults — they are very different. their hearing is different, the way their brains work during sleep is different. the way they actually interpret what sounds mean is very different to an adult.

no, the indian leader came and addressed a rally in wembley stadium and cameron came on stage at thes and at a rally by donald trump will be curious. will theresa may come on at the end with the final icing on the cake? they seem to be worried about having donald trump in london. what makes me laugh is they haven't done the homework because the west midlands is the heartland of asian populations and black populations, and what was so surprising is that these strong labour strongholds all voted leave but they are still labour strongholds, they are quite open—minded people who, for whatever reason, chose to vote to leave. he's going to have a lot of trouble filling stadiums unless turkeys aren't going to vote for christmas by going to support a man who's going to ban people who look like them. all these people will come down to this stadium and have the toronto case, they will start talking in tongues after seeing mr trump! you can't imagine it. once they've finished there, they will be passing out at the alter while he is speaking. a lot of people will come along to hear him for the n

cup final of the english domestic season this afternoon — manchester united take on southampton at wembleyose mourniho, has never lost a domestic cup final in england. it would be good for the group, good for the club, and it would be good for the club, and it would be good for me, obviously. but, you know, at the beginning of my career, i was looking more to myself and my personal achievements, looking more to myself and my personalachievements, if looking more to myself and my personal achievements, if you can say that. i am in a period where i am more and more a club man. what is most important is to put in the ground the experience, we can win this game. it is the best opportunity, of course. chelsea have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to 11 points after a 3—1win over swansea city at stamford bridge. cesc fabregas marked his 300th premier league appearance by firing the blues ahead. fernando llorente equalised before the interval. but after the break chelsea swept swansea aside with goals from pedro and diego costa. the other teams asked us to play, but it is impo

which were make—or—break for the side who lost their two—point advantage in the packed sse arena at wembleyal with just over one minute left. it looked like they could steal the game. they needed just one goal to equalise but with ten seconds left on the clock — it wasn't meant to be as england's women lost 46—47. the girls fought hard from the start of the end, we need them make changes, which is something you have to do. you have to challenge the court as well as the team. lots more to come, including davis cup action. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. britain's most senior police officer, the outgoing head of the metropolitan police, sir bernard hogan howe, has warned that policing in the uk will become increasingly difficult because of rising crime and public spending cuts. he has warned there are only so many efficiency savings forces can make before front line policing begins to suffer. i'm not a defeatist by nature, i don't thinkjust because there is less money you have to fail. all i think i'm highlighting, to be fair to my successor, is it's g

tottenham will hope to join united in the last 16, they host gent in front of a sell—out wembley crowd overturn a 1—0 deficit from their poor display in the first leg in belgium last week. we were poor and they were better than us. that is why they won. no surprise to me because we watched many games. we knew the quality. what surprised us was our performanc we are aware of how they play and it's up to us to try to be better and show that we deserved to go to the next round. a series of niggling injuries are ruining andy carroll's england chances. that's the view of his west ham boss slaven bilich. the striker has been in great form for west ham when fit — but he's currently sidelined with a groin strain and has only made 16 appearances for the club this season. when he's playing, when he's fit, for me, he is a top striker. but i told him, itold him in dubai and i told him, itold him in dubai and i told him, itold him in dubai and i told him yesterday that those small things that are ruining or damaging 01’ things that are ruining or damaging or affecting his rhythm are no good for him

the football association, based here at wembley, which covers england, said it took concerns about heade seen to be independent, robust and thorough. play on. so what does it mean for the current generation of players and is it safe for children to head the ball? the study authors make clear they're not drawing any conclusions. i think the risks in heading the football are likely to be quite low and i think that we need to engage with more research into finding out ways of making the game safer but, overall, we think playing football is a safe thing to do. but with children under 11 in the united states banned from heading a ball in practice, there's an ongoing debate about modern football and head injuries as well as the game in previous decades. hugh pym, bbc news. arsenal look almost certain to be knocked out of the champions league after they were heavily beaten in germany this evening. despite scoring an away goal in tonight's first leg, arsene wenger‘s side fell apart in the second half, eventually losing 5—1 to bayern munich. our correspondent, david ornstein, was watching the ma

cup final of the english domestic season this afternoon — manchester united take on southampton at wembley trophy since 1976. jose mourinho has never lost a domestic cup final in england. it would be good for the group, good for the club, and it would be good for me, obviously. but, you know, at the beginning of my career, i was looking more to myself and my personal achievements, if you can say that. i am in a period where i am more and more a club man. what is most important is to put in the ground the experience, we can win this game. it is the best opportunity, of course. it is most important for me. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. a leaked report by us anti doping authorities has suggested alberto salazar — the coach of the british olympic champion, mo farah — may have broken the rules to boost the performance of some athletes. alberto salazar has been under investigation since a bbc panorama programme made allegations about drugs use at his us training base. he denies any wrongdoing. five people have been injured after a car hit pedestrians in south east lo

manchester united have lifted the first trophy of the season — they beat southampton 3—2 at wembley to, the same clubs made the same journey with the same expectations. made the same journey then southampton stunned manchester united to win the fa cup. ‘76 all over again! manchester united to win the fa cup. 41 years on, they came back to repeat the feat in the league cup. opposing sides with opposite projects, united, the big spenders, saints, the heavy sellers, joined only in their aim to win. the heavy sellers, but to win often, you need the big decisions to go your way and when this effort by gabbiadini was ruled out for offside, southampton were hard done by. was ruled out for offside, already peeved, they were soon punished, ibrahimovic with the opening blow punished, ibrahimovic before lingard put united on course for the cup. southampton, though, had other ideas and there was no denying gabbiadini, who struck at half—time. shortly after, the italian swivelling and scoring a sublime second to level the scores. swivelling and scoring a sublime the tables had turned, but there wou

grace hilbourne plays for the wembley stallions and captain of the women's team.n't get it, you cannot overstate it, what is the equivalent of the super bowl, is there an equivalent? the super bowl is the biggest sporting event in america, i don't know if that is statistic wise but the day of the year and how everyone gets together and celebrate, it is enormous. huge hype around it, lady gaga performing, those performances can go viral because sometimes they go wrong as well. everybody takes advantage of their chance to perform at the superbowl, the commercials around it as well, it is a whole event, and a big deal. grace, you are here in your kit, how long have you been playing? from a year, but i played rugby for quite a while before. how does it compare to by, before. how does it compare to rugby, because it is more like would and football? you throw and catch a ball, that is where the comparisons stop! why did you decide to take it 7 stop! why did you decide to take it up? ifell stop! why did you decide to take it up? i fell in love with it, started watching a

three days earlier, 19 was stabbed to death in wembley. and just a few months earlier, two of my young constituents were killed in a police said it was a case of mistaken identity. next week and many with deputy mayor of london to discuss this issue another issues. but the prime minister meet with me to talk about this issue in the thick of our project will not in london and beyond. >> and my first of all express obviously the condolences of the whole house to the families and friends of all those who she has referred to in her question who had his go brutally stabbed in attack, suffered in the knife ataxia refers to. obviously this is an issue. it is one that we want to see addressed. a lot of good work has been done. i'm not aware of the sycamore projects she has referred to but i would be happy to hear more details. >> mr. speaker, the research of the kingston university, the staff of going electronic is this is a genuine solution, kingston's workforce is enriched by skilled workers from abroad. can my right honorable friend confirm aft

and manchester united lead southampton at wembley in the efl cup final, thanks to this spectacular free also, england beat italy 36—15 at twickenham, but don't have it all their own way. good afternoon. welcome to bbc news. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has delivered a rallying call to his party after last week's defeat in the copeland by—election. speaking of the scottish labour party conference in perth, he said that now is not the time to retreat, run away or give up. mr corbyn‘s supporters say the constant questions about his leadership are hurting the party. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent tom barton and i started by asking him whether the speech will be enough to unite the party. the loss in copeland was difficult for the labour party. this was a seat in an area that the party has had an mp for eight decades, more than that. and a seat in which in normal circumstances, they would have expected to extend their majority halfway through a spell in parliament where they are the opposition. so to lose that seat and lose it to the conservatives is a big loss. and so,

emotional there because it did look like it could be a rough night for him but he comes back, he's wembley, could be real excitement in the heavyweight division. wilder now makes his claim once again, that he may be the best heavyweight in the world. what you think? >> in my estimation, this is the fight that he comes from behind. he had a tough fight. this is a fight that will make him even better and now i'm looking forward to seeing it dominate the heavyweight champion spirits because we have one minute here. your thoughts on having to overcome a very gain washington customer >> it's very important. you get behind, he's behind this time and he had to step it up and he did. >> what did you think? >> he came from behind and he proved a lot of people around. myself. it was a really one-sided fight but that equalizer. >> washington we believe leading on the cards, haven't seen a bit looking sharp, but with one righ equation, 38-0. tomorrow on fox at the 59th running up the daytona 500. coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. we're staying right here. join us on fs1 from our boxing. fro

old, left school and was stabbed four times and died. 9 was days earlier, -- 1 stabbed to death in wembley. just a few months earlier, two of my young constituents were killed, and the police say was a case of mistaken identity. -- 22 years old and --, 27. week, i am meeting the deputy mayor of london to discuss this issue and other issues. will the prime minister meet with me, fellow anmps, to talk about this issue? pm may: can i first of all express, obviously, the condolences of the whole house, the families and friends of all those who she has referred to in her question who have been so brutally stabbed and attacked. anobviously -- this is important issue for london, but it is one we want to see addressed. a lot of good work has been done. i am not aware of the sycamore project, but i would be very happy to hear more details. speaker: james betty. >> from men except kingston hospital, the staff of growing electronic businesses, kingston's workforce is enriched by highly skilled workers from abroad. can my right honorable friend confirm that after we leave the eu, we will continue to w

because it did look like it could be a rough night for him but he comes back, he's got fighters at wembley, could be real excitement in the heavyweight division. wilder now makes his claim once again, that he may be the best heavyweight in the world. what you think? >> in my estimation, this is the fight that he comes from behind. he had a tough fight. this is a fight that will make him even better and now i'm looking forward to seeing it dominate the heavyweight champion spirits because we have one minute here. your thoughts on having to overcome a very gain washington customer >> it's very important. you get behind, he's behind this time and he had to step it up and he did. >> what did you think? >> he came from behind and he proved a lot of people around. myself. it was a really one-sided fight but that equalizer. >> washington we believe leading on the cards, haven't seen a bit looking sharp, but with one right hand, wilder changes the equation, 38-0. tomorrow on fox at the 59th running up the daytona 500. coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on fox. we're staying right here. join us o

elsewhere, tottenham's wembley woes struck again as they went out of the europa league to gent — they'dall on the night to seal their place in the last 16. 3—2 on aggregate. flankerjon barclay will captain the scotland side to face wales in the six nations at murrayfield tomorrow. barclay, who plays his rugby in wales, will lead the team in the absence of the injured greig laidlaw. nice car! world champion constructors mercedes have unveiled their new car for the upcoming formula one season. hamilton said the car felt incredible. i will be back with leicester reaction later on. let's have a look at the weather. nick, a day yesterday. how does it look today? yesterday was completely horrible, todayis yesterday was completely horrible, today is a different story. this is a storm doris, well away from the uk now. it has been taking strong winds across germany into pollen but look how far away it is, how quickly it has moved. the uk this morning is finding itself in the gap between weather systems. it is colder this morning and there may be a risk of ice across parts of scotland and norther

we have the big boxing match taking place at wembley the, the biggest boxing event in london post—2ndsions with major-league feasible. former sunderland striker pierre is among a group of more than 40 players deemed to have unethical higher. ——— this former sunderland striker. some islamic teaching ban hairstyles were only part of the head is shaved. refereesjudge only part of the head is shaved. referees judge whether players had cuts are appropriate or not on the day. a warning letter has been sent to him with punishment escalating to is fine and then a suspension if he doesn't comply. on the subject of unethical hair, simon, it's back to you. we were just wondering where that was going and whether that was the best. sort of funny. more now on the visit of the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to washington. us president donald trump will meet the israeli leaderfor the first time since coming to power. the israeli— palestinian conflict is surely to be on the agenda with one white house official saying a peace deal between israel and the palestinians may not come in the form

of course the euro twenty20 semifinals and final will be played at wembley.y has a nigh on the implications of brexit for the european game —— and i. huddersfield town boss david wagner has been given a two—match touchline ban and a £6,000 fine after his altercation with leeds counterpart garry monk. wagner sprinted down the touchline to join his players in celebrating their late winner before clashing with monk. monk has been given a one—match touchline ban and fined £3,000. italy's unusual tactics in yesterday's six nations match with england continues to split opinion. eddiejones said it went against the spirit of the game, while his opposite number conor o'shea was lauded for his clever approach. but just what was it that the italians did to exploit the rules in theirfavour and negate england's attack? our rugby union reporter chrisjones explains what's caused all the fuss. italy's tactics took everyone by surprise. what normally happens in by surprise. what normally happens in rugby union is after a tackle, a rock is formed when at least one player from

of course, the euro 2020 semifinals and final will be played at wembley and he says don't worry, there well, you certainly has an eye on the implications of brexit for the european game and whether it will come to britain. manchester united managerjose mourinho once zlata n united managerjose mourinho once zlatan ibrahimovic to see at the clu b after zlatan ibrahimovic to see at the club after his winning goal secured a 3—2 victory over southampton to clinch the efl cup. the swede scored twice on sunday but that match. he had a one—year deal at the beginning of the season, but he has the option to extend. i don't beg for players but if needed i think maybe united fans can go to the door of his house and stay there, and stay there all night if needed. i think they will go for sure. jose mourinho has urged fans to camp outside that and ibrahim pitch's has. he spoke about his residence after the match. i have a house only for my medals. it is in the museum. laughter and no to rugby, or perhaps not, as eddiejones says and no to rugby, or perhaps not, as eddie jones says england and no to r

the football association, based here in wembley, says that it takes concerns about head injuries verybe several months before that process got underway. so what does it mean for the current generation of players, and is it safe for children to head the ball? the authors of the study make it clear that they are not drawing any conclusions. i think the risks of heading a football are quite low and we need to engage with more research to find out ways of making the game safer. overall, we think playing football is a safe thing to do. but with children under 11 in the united states barred from heading the ball in practice, there is clearly an unresolved debate about modern football and head injuries. hugh pym, bbc news. in australia, campaigners are calling for a ban on the sale of fake aboriginal art. it's claimed tens of thousands of the boomerangs, dot paintings and didgeridoos sold every year are cheap imports from china and indonesia — which rip—off the work of indigenous artists. from sydney, hywel griffith reports. following a line that traces back tens of thousands of years, dean

england lost by one point against australia in the netball quad series at wembley, the second defeat this match, within touching distance of victory, the lead slipped in the final stages despite pushing hard to pull level against the number one side in the world. they trailed by one goal with one minute left but a late australian steel meant there would be no chance of getting the victory. they lost 47—46. australia won the series as well. through the game you can look at some of the critical moments where we could have got ahead of australia but we have to look at the positives, the way that we picked ourselves up, we came out and showed them, the girls fought from the start to the end and we made them made changes and you've got to do that as a coach, challenge the opposition as well as the team. the spaniard carded a bogey three final cut of 69 to finish on mountain and. it's his first european tour title in more than three years. and £350,000. victory moves garcia back into the world's top ten. tyrrell hatton of england wasjoint third. top ten. tyrrell hatton of england was joint

join united in the last 16 of the europa league, when they host gent in front of a sell—out crowd at wembleywere better than us. we watched many teams, about them and we knew that they had quality. we are aware about how they play. it is to us to try to be better and try to go the next round. west ham united manager slaven bilic has admitted that a series of niggling injuries are ruining andy carroll's england chances. the striker has been in great form for west ham when fit. he's currently sidelined with a groin strain and has only made 16 appearances for the club this season. when he is playing, fit, he is one of the top strikers. but i have told him in dubai and yesterday, the small things that have been damaging his retirement are not good for him or good for us. it is not good if he wa nts to or good for us. it is not good if he wants to get called up to the england squad. vern cotter has made five changes to scotland's side that will face wales in the six nations at murrayfield on saturday. flankerjon barclay plays his rugby in wales with the scarlets and will captain the team in the a

a place in the last 16 of the europa league, when they host gent in front of a sell—out crowd at wembleyrom the first leg in belgium last week. we were poor. they were better. but that has not surprised me because we we were poor. they were better. but that iabout surprised me because we we were poor. they were better. but that iabout sui quality, e because we we were poor. they were better. but that iabout sui quality, and cause we we were poor. they were better. but that iabout sui quality, and we se we we were poor. they were better. but that iabout sui quality, and we now ‘e know about the quality, and we now how they play. up to us to be better. too sure that we deserve to go to the next round. jose mourinho isn't happy with the fa. manchester united's fa cup quarterfinal has been scheduled for a monday night, three days before the second leg of their last 16 tie in the europa league. mourinho says he won't play a weakened side in the cup, though. we are manchester united. i cannot do that. i cannot do that as the manchester united manager. i would not do that to the fa cup. because

they came from a goal down in the second game against gent at wembley.ted for who has next opponent should be, both he and you can see that they are in talks to fight in the summer. in a week, northern ireland will see its second election injust nine months. the power—sharing government collapsed in january amid a bitter row between unionists and republicans. many have called this a divisive election but, away from the old sectarian issues, there are familiar concerns for voters like education, the economy and health. 0ur ireland correspondent chris buckler invited a group of people to the whitla hall at belfast‘s queen's university to see if there was more that united people than divided them. elections are a time when people come together. united in the task of making a choice, but often divided, notjust by theirjobs, their age, or the interests, but by their backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences. first of all, thank you very much for coming. i want to ask a couple of questions. we obviously need you to be honest. who has been to the gym in the last we