do you think it matters who owns wembley? no, i don't. think it matters who owns wembley?k it matters who owns wembley? no, i don't. ithink think it matters who owns wembley? no, i don't. i think the more important aspect over who owns the bricks and mortar of the stadium is that the stadium remains in good working order, good tact, is respected as the home of english football, of course it is. but we're talking about a deal that was absolutely bloated will —— loaded with clauses and the slightest hint of trouble, the fa would have reclaimed it. i can understand the viewpoint that basically perhaps it was being undersold, perhaps they should have press for more money. i think now the spotlight will fall on the clubs to do a bit more. i really don't see the harm in it being owned bya don't see the harm in it being owned by a foreign owner. shahid khan has proved himself to be a very good football clu b proved himself to be a very good football club are owner, very hands—on at fulham. it was a no—brainerfor me. hands—on at fulham. it was a no-brainer for me. thank you very m

does that mean that wembley will stay in the hands of the fa? yes.ahid khan said earlier he will revisit it in the future if they can senseis revisit it in the future if they can sense is that he has been searching for could be achieved. but he also acknowledges this had become a very divisive subject, much more so than he ever anticipated. ever since the fa revealed the steel back in the spring, it has become clearjust how much of a talking point that has provoked thereof the national game and beyond. everyone has a few because this is wembley, the iconic home of english football. therefore any prospect of it being sold, especially to an american investor, would inevitably cause some debate and sentimentality. that is exactly how it has been, and that is why it has not come to pass. shahid khan says he desperately wanted a consensus, and he and the fa have failed to achieve that. the deal is deadin failed to achieve that. the deal is dead in the water for the first evil future. the writing was on the wall last week when there was an fa council meeti

that barcelona have played wembley since 2011.e here, perhaps the last time he plays at wembley and totte n ha m time he plays at wembley and tottenham really need something from this match, andy. they do because the first game against inter milan it appeared they had done enough and then they lost concentration when it mattered most importantly of the back—end of a game. i think that typifies and sums up champions league football perfectly in the sense that you can have a sparkling performance, you can play great foot ball performance, you can play great football but if you knock off for a split second, lose your focus, just don't concentrate right to the last minute, against the sort of teams with the players that they have, they will punish you. tonight, i the biggest key for spurs is, yes, they wa nt biggest key for spurs is, yes, they want to win. it's not the end of the world if they don't but i think it is very disappointing in particular if they lose tonight. concentrate right the very last. people are saying barcelona are

tottenham and wembley looked slightly worn. and markings told of the nfl game played on this pitch only yesterday — maybe that explained harry kane's touch here. pep guardiola has built manchester city's success on perpetual motion, passing until there is a chance. the only problem here, they did not get around to a shot until it was too late. that is what the boss would have done. spurs survived, having enjoyed their best ever start a premier league season. they spent the evening running into city's defensive brick wall, waiting for a crack. here it was. there it went. erik lamela would not get another go. this is a gritty rather than particularly pretty city but they are once more on top of the league. patrick gearey, bbc news. a quick reminder that newsnight is on bbc two. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. the family of the leicester city chairman pay their respects, as do the players, after saturday's helicopter crash. an emotional night for former leicesterforward riyad mahre

players will wear black armbands at wembley tonight, when tottenham host manchester city.re kick off. a win for city would see them top of the table again, lose, and tottenham will leapfrog them into third, but there are worries about the state of the pitch. yesterday wembley hosted the nfl match between the philadelphia eagles and jacksonville jaguars and you can see the effect on the surface. of course spurs were hoping to play this game at their new ground but it's been delayed until next year. maybe it is good for us because we are going to face one of the best teams in europe or in the world, play manchester city and maybe they will help us. i think what's in the plan for us to play in that period on wembley, that is a problem and now we cannot complain. it is what it is soi now we cannot complain. it is what it is so i think the premier league doesn't like too much and it is what it is so hopefully tottenham can finish the stadium as quickly as possible but it is what it is so it is not necessary to complain about that though we have to adapt quickly and try to figur

unsolicited offer for wembley stadium made by shahid khan. from the outset not everyone was happy about wembley stadium, the home of english soccer, the home of the england football team, the home of the fa cup final being owned by one man, a private owner, even though he made assurances he wasn't going to move fulham from their current home to wembley stadium in the future and whether or not that would effect sporting events due to take place there he has taken that off the table now calling it too divisive. >> we know the deal is off it has shed light on another issue, that is the state of the london football pitches. i was reading a couple things. it's interesting to me, as someone who occasionally watches football, you read about these very expensive tv broadcasting rights these football teams in the premier league are bringing in 4.5 billion pounds a season, yet only investing 24 million pounds in community facilities. the guardian this morning was saying two-thirds of grass pitches are inadequate for play. how come there's such a bad di

wembley. a real talking point over a number of months -- joke. wembley.ount that's been offered is way above the expected asking price. the interesting thing is, the amount that's been offered is, the amount that's been offered is no longer on the table. yes. that's what's changed. someone wa nted that's what's changed. someone wanted to came come along and buy wembley for a huge amount of money and football association wanted to plough that money into grassroots football —— the football association. when we talk about grassroots football we mean kids training in the week. if you go to a kids' football match and you're watching it, sometimes they aren't the best places to be, james get cancelled, the pitches get waterlogged. so it's good to have great facilities —— games get cancelled. the american billionaire shahid khan from america has offered £600 billion to buy it but the offer is off the table. the fa's chief martin glenn says the proposed sale was more divisive than expected. loads of arguments on both sides, let's hear from the man who's played mo

we talked about wembley for about two or three hours. firm decision either way. not before the 24th winner will be a vote. is their concern about how the money will be spent? is that one of the overriding concerns? how the money is spent is not just a concerns? how the money is spent is notjust a concern but an absolute factor which will be discussed. we have an awful lot to discuss and that an awful lot of problems and concerns to iron out. we still want more information on that is fair to say. that will be produced on the 24th and that will be women make a decision. you want more knowledge about where the money will be spent? that is correct, yes. in the end, it may come down to a matter of trust. does the fa council, those who represent the counties, the grassroots and the amateur game trust that the fa board will spend this money in a responsible way? having sold the crown jewels, will they then get value for that money went it is reinvested into those facilities? 0r, went it is reinvested into those facilities? or, as some members t

they went to wembley and went 2—0 down against tottenham, west ham, and came back to win by 3—2. for tonight's matches in the league cup. arsenal goalkeeper petr cech will start against league one's blackpool. czech hasn't played since september, because of a hamstring injury. and tonight's later game sees championship side middlesbrough host crystal palace. it's a big night in the scottish premiership with all 12 sides in action. leaders hearts host hibernian in the edinburgh derby, while celtic, who have won their last three matches, are at dundee. there's a big game at ibrox too where rangers take on kilmarnock. from glasgow, here's our sports reporter kheredine idessan. it's been a fascinating premiership season so it's been a fascinating premiership season so far in scotland and there could be some significant movement up could be some significant movement up and down the table this evening. there is a full set of fixtures. at ibrox, steven gerrard, the manager of rangers, has been ramping up the rhetoric after his side was knocked out of the league cup semifinals at the wee

pirks is at wembley for us.sive than anticipated. the fa board had made it very clear that they were keen, the 127 man fa council, not so much. it is understood the fa were looking for a two thirds majority in any vote that took place and when it became clear they were not going to get anywhere near that, shahid khan pulled his offer. he said wembley was a national trevor that he would have cared for and respect it. he added, he could come back to the table if the fa family is unified. there will be many people happy that the fa are not selling off their prized asset but the sports minister has told the bbc she is very disappointed, that £600 million deal was worth potentially double that and was earmarked for much—needed facilities in grassroots football. there will be many tonight thinking that perhaps sentimentality has taken over sense. nearly 200 years ago, tens of thousands of men, women and children gathered in manchester to demand political reform. they came peacefully but they were attacked by the army.

tottenham wearing has been in the wembley pitch damaged by the fight here.t for the harry kane to get out of his corner. to have been one for about four minutes and then barcelona went up again and then messi had arty hit the post twice. surely get over but the spurs a surge or more. tottenham believed. there was still fighting right into the final minute of the 90 but when messi get that they are the results are inevitable. liverpool were in italy facing napoli where the game was heading for a goal less draw until the home side struck late. nick parrott has the story. in the integrated liverpool look like they've been transported back the years. that was when roy hodgins sought a goalless draw in those days we re sought a goalless draw in those days were supposed to be long gone. this was only the second time this year his side failed to manage a shot on target in the first half. it is plans were hampered when they were forced off. 0ne plans were hampered when they were forced off. one man who could rely on was allison and they might have trailed the interv

coming up: manchester city boss pep guardiola stays cool about an nfl match being played at wembley afive past real madrid. the ninth and final atp world tour masters 1,000 event of the season starts in paris on monday. it is the last chance for players to clinch the remaining spots for the season—ending atp finals in london later this month. kevin anderson and kei nishikori, who played in sunday‘s vienna open final, which was won by the south african, will both be in action later in the week. they are among the big names to have a bye through the qualfying round in paris, along with top seeds rafeal nadal, novak djokovic and roger federer. manchester city have the chance to go back to the top of the english premier league if they beat tottenham at wembley later on monday. after chelsea‘s win, pep guardiola‘s side are third. meanwhile, the city boss refused to complain about the pitch his side will play on, with an nfl match being held at wembley a day before. i think the premier league doesn‘t like too much, but it is what it is. hopefully tottenham can finish the stadium as quickly

and the seattle seahawks flying visit to london is a success, as wembley plays host to the nfl.ello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that novak djokovic has claimed a record breaking fourth victory at the shanghai masters — a win that puts him within touching distance of the world number one ranking. the serbian beat borna coric in straight sets — extending his dominance in china as adam wild reports. novak djokovic! shanghai put on a show for the final and so did know that djokovic. after defeating alexander berry of on saturday, there was more of that here. —— zverev. borna coric playing in the biggest match of his career showed plenty of fight early on. ultimately, he couldn't compete and some on forced errors didn't help. the croatian couldn't have got off toa the croatian couldn't have got off to a worst start in the second set. it handed the advantage to djokovic. borna coric beat roger federer in the semifinals but couldn't reproduce the same form here as he struggled djokovic was in control of the match. he knew it. in the end, victory was

and — barcelona shine against tottenham in the champions league at wembley.g up on sportsday on bbc news: uk sport announce plans to bring sport's biggest events to britain, including the world athletics. good evening. the prime minister has warned the conservative party that continued divisions over brexit could derail the uk's departure from the eu. she told the party conference in birmingham that pursuing a "perfect brexit", could result in "no brexit at all". and she suggested that a favourable brexit deal, could lead to the end of austerity policies, which started a decade ago. she announced an end to the cap on local authority borrowing in england, to boost the building of new council houses. and she announced a new cancer strategy, pledging to increase early detection rates from 50% to 75%, by 2028. our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. from birmingham. that really is abba. that really is the prime minister dancing onto the stage, laughing with herself, when her political situation has been anything but funny. # you can dance, you canjive...#

coming up on this programme: barcelona put four past tottenham at wembley to leave spurs pointless after two group matches in the champions league. kashima antlers strike late to win the first leg of their asian champions league semi—final against suwon blue wings. and caroline wozniacki is through to the last 16 of the china open. we'll wrap up all wednesday's action shortly. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that barcelona have made it successive champions league wins in group b thanks to a 4—2 win over tottenham at wembley stadium. the visitors got away to a fast start when phillipe coutinho put the catalans ahead in the second minute, and the game looked to be beyond reach of spurs when croatia midfielder ivan rakitic doubled the lead by firing home an acrobatic half—volley. the home side fought back when harry kane grabbed a goal shortly after half—time before lionel messi, who had earlier hit the post twice, scored goals either side of erik lamela's effort handing barcelona the victory. translation: it was the same team as the one that we

coming up on this programme: barcelona put four past tottenham at wembley to leave spurs pointless afters strike late to win the first leg of their asian champions league semi—final against suwon blue wings. and caroline wozniacki is through to the last 16 of the china open. we'll wrap up all wednesday's action shortly. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that barcelona have made it successive champions league wins in group b thanks to a 4—2 win over tottenham at wembley stadium. the visitors got away to a fast start when phillipe coutinho put the catalans ahead in the second minute, and the game looked to be beyond reach of spurs when croatia midfielder ivan rakitic doubled the lead by firing home an acrobatic half—volley. the home side fought back when harry kane grabbed a goal

after three successful matches at wembley this day, the nfl have announced they will stage for americand two more at the new stadium of tottenham hotspur. i will be back with more though stories just after half past. the lawyer for a man accused of murdering two nine—year—old girls has pointed the finger at one of theirfathers, saying police spent "32 years building a case against the wrong man". former roofer russell bishop is on trial for the second time for the 1986 murders of karen hadaway and nicola fellows. 0ur correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. richard. the qc spent time talking to the jury the qc spent time talking to the jury today about he would defend russell bishop over because of this trial. he made the point clearly to them russell bishop is the only person on trial here but he also said the law allows him to implicate somebody else if they are presented with the fax to support that argument. he said he would bring in witnesses to show that at the time the girls went missing there was in his words, somebody close to them who had no alibi. somebody who comme

let‘s just talk about the change of plans for wembley. a massive change of plans. let‘s talk to andy. it is embarrassing, disappointing for the fa board because they felt this could be massively beneficial. all those millions for grassroots football. very disappointing. he made this offer to buy wembley stadium earlier this year, around £600 million. that prompted a huge amount of debate from the perspective of the fa who thought it was a great chance to bring in millions of pounds. i could put that into grassroots facilities which are often so poor. but a lot of people within the english game were unhappy about selling off the historic home of english football. the place where they played the matches for some years —— they played the matches for some years “ so they played the matches for some years —— so many years, they played the matches for some years “ so many years, won they played the matches for some years —— so many years, won the world cup. the fa council were due to meet weather —— to vote on weather to accept the offer. it became clear that opinion was

next year, wembley is set to host two matches, with two more expected to be held at tottenham hotspur before we go, here's a football award you may be less familiar with, the golden foot award. yes it exists, it recognises the best footballer of the year aged 28 and it's been won this year by edinson cavani. a warning of flash photography coming up. the psg striker even got to print his feet into clay ahead of picking up the prize, which takes into consideration athletic achievement as well as personality. he got more votes from members of the media and the public than cristiano ronaldo, lionel messi and luis suarez. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. if the cold weather isn't your thing, then you'll be glad to know by the end of the week, and certainly into the weekend, it'll be turning much milder, but also wetter and windier with it, too, so more on that injust a moment. this morning starting up again on quite a cold note for many areas. further west, th

everyone has a view because of course this is wembley, it's the national iconic home of english footballany prospect of it being sold, especially to an american investor, was inevitably going to cause some debate. the writing was on the wall last week when there was an fa council meeting and it became clear the chief executive, martin glenn, was failing to achieve that consensus that he wanted. they desperately wanted this deal to go through, the leadership of the fa. so did the government. sports minister tracey crouch, for example, said she was upset by the withdrawal of the offer. i can tell you she is also concerned it may have an impact on the ability for london to stage more nfl games. the government wa nted more nfl games. the government wanted london to be a permanent home to an nfl franchise, and of course khan's jacksonville jaguars were the most likely to to do that and he's issued a segment this evening to the jaguars fans expressing that this may be something of a setback in that ambition. now to cricket, and pakistan have the upper hand in the 2nd test against australia in

association held what's been described as a "healthy discussion" today about the proposed sale of wembleyion held what's been described as a "healthy discussion" today about the proposed sale of wembley stadium to american billionaire shahid khan. the deal, worth around 900 million pounds, will go to a vote of the fa council on the 24th of october (oov) with around a two thirds majority council on the 24th of october. with around a two thirds majority needed for the sale to proceed. bbc sport understands the proposal is very much in the balance with councillors wanting further information and reassurance on how the money will be spent and administered. we talked about about two or three hours, what more information, a lot more thinking to do. is their concern about how the money is spent? about one of the overriding concerns now? how the money is spent is always going to be notjust a concern, but it's an actual fact in making —— factor in making the decision and that was discussed as well. former aston villa chairman sir doug ellis has died at the age of 94. he had 35 years in the role ov

and manchester city return to the top of the premier league with victory over tottenham at wembley.nd coming up on sportsday on bbc news, real madrid sack their manager, julien lopetegui, afterjust four and half months in charge following their worst start in 18 seasons. good evening. in the final scheduled budget before britain leaves the european union, the chancellor has declared that the austerity of the past decade is coming to an end. philip hammond insisted the economy had turned a corner and, using independent forecasts, he said it would grow by 1.6% next year — an upgrade from march. he announced extra funding for mental health services, social care and defence, and help for people to switch to the new welfare benefit, universal credit. and he revealed that a rise in tax—free personal allowances would happen in april 2019 — in effect a tax cut — a year earlier than planned. labour dismissed it as a budget of broken promises. we'll have the detail and the reaction. we start tonight with our political editor, laura kuenssberg. for years, tory residents here have opened the nu

the history of playing here at wembley. totte n ha m history of playing here at wembley.to be the first team to play them. we got to walk onto the field, experience that and all that kind of stuff. that was cool, to be around the field and see that that will be a great stadium for years to come. will you come back when it's finished? i cannot say too much, i think you are trying to get me here. but it is getting there, let's say that. it is different to travel ten or 11 hours to play a home game. but you play anybody anywhere at any time. that is on bbc two at 5:30pm this afternoon. you can also follow the match on the red button and online. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, including golfer charley hull's second placed finish in south korea. i'll have more in the next hour. pope francis has conferred sainthood on archbishop 0scar romero of el salvador, who was murdered after speaking out against oppression. romero was shot dead at an altar in 1980. pope francis led the ceremony in front of some 60,000 pilgrims

what would you do with wembley now? what would your future envisioned for it?point. i think having our own stadium is vital for that. it is all right for england to go and play at 1—2 of the club grounds, lam not and play at 1—2 of the club grounds, i am not against that. but in the long term, if we realise that we have sold in ten years' time and we need to get a new stadium, it will cost an astronomical amount of money to build a new stadium. so let's ta ke to build a new stadium. so let's take a long—term view and own our own stadium. i'm sure the grassroots is doing 0k, they could've done with more money. but the priorities to me are to keep this tremendous amount of history and our own stadium. peter shelton, thank you so much for joining us here on bbc news channel. england confirm sadio mane has undergone surgery on his hand. it has been a troubled window for liverpool, the sadio mane there, there are doubts on saturday's match. it is then revealed that rachel vandyke has been playing despite a problem. the cricket is finally under way in sri lanka after

the fulham owner shahid khan has withdrawn his offer to buy wembley.has been divisive from the moment it was announced, but mr khan has said he didn't expect such a mixed reaction, and that he would only buy wembley the fulham owner shahid khan has withdrawn his if the sale had more support within the fa and the wider game. earlierformer england goalkeeper peter shilton gave us his reaction to the news. i was against the sale, wembley has so much history and it is a fantastic stadium. and country like england should have a stadium like that. that's a lot of money would make a difference but that money can easily get evaporated and down at the lower levels, and i think we are producing a good line up of players. glasgow city's women's champions league ambitions look to over for another season after barcelona thrashed them 5—0 in the first leg of their last 16 tie. it didn't take long for last year's quarterfinalists to get off the mark — keira hamraoui with their opener. the hosts were three nil up by the break. glasgow's goalkeeper lee alexander let th

the game played in wembley stadium, the sea hawks is key.ough work but it can be very lucrative. farming seaweed in the russian arctic. seaweed is used in medicines and cosmetics. and on a good day it is possible to collect more than a tonne. that can be worth $2000 a month — but there's loneliness and isolation too — as this farmer explains. translation: just before we go i want to show you these pictures: this is a sandstorm near the town of tell hamis in north—eastern syria. a cameraman captured this footage from a vehicle driving away from its path. the bad weather has raised concerns for conditions at refugee camps in the area. thank you for watching world news today. after storm callan, the next few days will be a fair bit quieter. we have got everything coming in from the atlantic. very slowly. this cloud all the way across the other side of the atlantic arrives june to stay. that cloud will probably die down towards iberia, where we are feeding most of our cloud at the moment, still bringing rain. it has been much dried earth —— drye

crown for wembley stadium in the eleven years they've been playing games there. we had a great time there was and i was like going to a college ball game and our players attitude about it was incredible practice hard they worked hard they rested well they did everything they had a little bit of sightseeing but didn't do too much. that led us up to the game in as we get closer to the game we realized how much energy there was for the seahawks here was a great crowd and some of the biggest crowd ever. playing at wembley was great novak djokovic has officially replaced roger federer as the number two ranks tennis player in the world he won his eighteenth match in a row to take the shanghai masters his school's title of the year including wimbledon and the u.s. open serve as one his last twenty six sets he dropped to twenty two in the rankings off the shoulder surgery but if he outperforms rafael nadal at the paris masters he'll go to world number one. i couldn't ask for a better scenario. so you know i'm very close to now now doll in the rankings and put myself in a

the history of playing here at wembley.m to play there. we got to walk onto the field, experience that and all that kind of stuff. that was cool, to be around the field and see that that will be a great stadium for years to come. does it look like it's nearly finished? i cannot say too much, i think you are trying to get me here. but it is getting there, let's say that. you can watch that later live on bbc two. that's all the sport for now. the first lady, melania trump, has been speaking with abc news about her relationship with president trump and her campaign against cyber bullying. during the interview she addressed her infamous jacket that had the slogan "i really don't care, do you?" emblazoned on the back. melania wore the coat during a visit to an immigrant children's shelter in texas. she said the message was aimed at the left—wing media. it is obvious, i didn't wear the jacket for the children. i wore the jacket to go on the plane and off the plane, and it was for the people, for the left wing media, who are criti

i thought being in wembley stadium was, you know, one of the cool moments i've had as a coach. unfortunately i'll always remember it in a bad way, if you know what i mean. >> it beats me up. it hurts my heart to lose. it hurts my heart for our fans, for the ones that traveled all this way, right? think of it in a human sense, right? a lot of people traveled all this way and we just got beat like that. >>> the bears looking to lay the mackdown on the dolphins. over-- smackdown on the dolphins. overtime, miami can win it with the touchdown. a fumble on the 1 foot line. chicago's rakeem hicks recovers the football. ta backfield fo and then just over a minute to play, brock osweiler who started for the injured ryan tannehill hits drake out of the backfield. that's a crucial 15-yard gain to get miami into field goal range. four plays later jason xander from 47 yards out wins the football game and nobody is more relieved than drake. dolphins beat the bears 31-28, miami 4-2. >>> jameis winston and the bucs in atlanta, down five, seven seconds left. winston takes the offer from the end

wembley was the stage for spurs versus barcelona.s missing out wembley. is he playing? bad news, spurs, linnell messi was there. tottenham's goalkeeper was perfectly placed. for now. linnell messi on the ball in barcelona's first proper attack, distributing. here comes the keeper. what about the goal? vacant. second minute, 1—0, coutinho. he has missed a lot of football for various reasons. he now needed a comeback in his comeback. what he got was this, barcelona's second goal. what a hit! remember, tottenham have one of the best forwards in world football, don't they? here's harry kane with one of his own. so lionel messi, back to you, lost sight of him ain? back to you, lost sight of him again? bech years. 3—1, barcelona. game over? no. —— berry is. erik lamela had a chance to shoot and took it. 3—2. spurs were back in it. guess who was in the perfect place to win it? dodin's mess and linnell messi's finish. six goals in north london and goal —— down in napali. liverpool survived countless close shaves. especially this one. the 90t

two more nfl games will be at wembley later this month. that is all the sport for now. back to you.amage from storm callum caused a large hole to open up beneath the line between exeter and newton abbot. the west of britain has been worst affected by torrential rain, with homes flooded and people left without power in parts of south wales. thomos morgan reports from carmarthen. the basement at number six southern terrace, carmarthen. this was the children's playroom. now it is waist high in water. in just under five hours last night, jason's home was decimated by the heavy rain. i have lived here all my life and i have never seen a flood like this. i know it does flood and fields flood in the surrounding area but this hasn't happened for 30 years. christmas is coming, halloween is around the corner, fireworks. there's going to be no fireworks here this year. south wales has borne the brunt of storm callum. 30 minutes north of carmarthen in cwmduad, corey sharpling, who was 21 years old, died in a landslide. the weather has also affected other areas across the uk. in devon, flooding

wembley stadium will play host to the oakland raiders and the seattle seahawks.nham's new stadium, which has been specially designed for nfl as well as football but there have been building delays. totten would be really cool as well. both places are amazing. there is a history of playing here at wembley, but tottenham would be great as well. we did get to walk on the field we got to experience the field and that sort of stuff. that was cool and that sort of stuff. that was cool, to be around the field, to know that that will be a cool stadium for many years to come. i don't now if i can say too much, i think you were trying to get me here. it is getting there, let's say that. you can watch that at 5:30pm. you can you can watch that at 5:30pm. you ca n follow you can watch that at 5:30pm. you can follow that on the red button and online as well. novak djokovic is doing that thing when they signed the camera. i a lwa ys when they signed the camera. i always wanted to do that. he just w011 always wanted to do that. he just won that match at the shanghai masters. he

tottenham and wembley looks slightly worn. the speech only yesterday. maybe that explains harry kane's touch. pep guardiola has built manchester city's success on perpetual motion, passing until there is a chance. the only problem is, they did not get around to wedge shot until it was too late. that is what the boss would have done —— to a shot. have enjoyed —— having enjoyed their best ever start to a season, they were waiting for a crack. here it was. derek wann. erik lamela would not get another go. this was a gritty rather than particularly pretty city. they are once more on top of the league. patrick geary, bbc news. richo pochettino has been linked with three on the —— the real madrid job. 51 loss to barcelona is a common loss to barcelona yesterday, they fit defeat in six games. they were starting 18 seasons. the former chelsea manager antonio conte is believed to be their main target. finally, kyle edmonds won't play again this season after a minor injury to his left knee. edmund has been advised to rest and has withdr

our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba is on the red carpet at the wembley arena, with some veryal guests. brian may is with me. this film must have evoked so many memories. absolutely. it has been an amazing journey full of twists and turns. but life is like that. we started nine years ago to look at ideas and every time we got in script writer roger and i would just see what they made of it. but we are here and we have a film and i think it will speakfor have a film and i think it will speak for itself. how much responsibility did you feel to make sure that the story was told well with the u and freddie and of course roger taylor as well? yes, i guess you could say we are trying to make everyone fulfilled. we want to stay true to the character of freddie. and we hope it is going to bring a lot of joy. the film finishes with that performance at live aid of course. spoiler alert! that performance at live aid of course. spoileralert! is that that performance at live aid of course. spoiler alert! is that we lead the performance that you think to find the band with you and freddie a

wembley stadium will play host to the oakland raiders and the seattle seahawks.pecially designed for nfl as well as football, but there have been building delays. totte n ha m tottenham would be really cool too. both places are amazing. obviously, the history of playing here at wembley but tottenham would be really cool too. the brand—new stadium at the first to play there but we did get a walk on the field and we got to experience the field and we got to experience the field andi and we got to experience the field and i kind of stuff, so that was really cool just to be and i kind of stuff, so that was really cooljust to be around the field and just to note is that it was going to be a call stadium for many years to come. i can can say too much. i think you're trying to get me here. it is getting there. i will say that. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a19 year old man has died after being involved in a collision involving a car, a police vehicle and an ambulance. the incident happened on the a14 near ruff—ham, in the early h

then gets everyone back together for a gig that becomes part of rock history by doing a concert at wembley stadium in one thousand nine hundred ninety six years later freddie died from aids related complications. during the trip. where all the champs i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit our home page and be short and join us next time to lend. nico is in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the mobile and free stuff from the w e learning course nikos week. fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of work here's what's coming up. on the latest this superhero on a mission such as how to smart women smart talks smart strange and legend fierce and by no means missed out on a brain creasing dangerous stunt double to make sure. you're going to one official estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already. returned to venezuela. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness global n

but then gets everyone back together for good that becomes part of rock history my day concert at wembleystadium in one nine hundred eighty five six years later freddie died from aids related complication it's. really much. more all the chips i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit. be short and join us next time to lend. go easy on the. center of the conflict zone with tim sebastian. challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with key players on the ground in the senses of. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account for the conflicts. conflict zone with tim sebastian on t.w. . it's all happening the much of it coming. your link to news from africa and the world your link to exceptional stories and discussions can you and will come to the debut suffocating program tonight from fun to meet from on the easy to out with say deputy comes to africa join us on facebook at ten w. for go. take it personally i went with all the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true fans

but then gets everyone back together for good that becomes part of rock history by the concert at wembleystadium in one nine hundred eighty five six years later freddie died from aids related complications. during which. were all the chips i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit home page be sure to join us next time to lend. go easy on. the. reliable data. systems first class system. shifts to the automotive industry the first. year on macs. that is right for the m.r. so long hours this week on your own macs everything's different celebrities are calling the shots. today judge violinist under a review is in charge. it was your own bags. your woman you know sixty minutes. translate. carefully. to suit your needs to be a good. match. discover the. subscribe to the documentary on you tube. not a way to start it's not just hide your identity. we are scared we are very scared we have to stay and you know be out to fight for his fight against it or. bangladesh what is the true face of the country look like. freedom independence a separation of state and church that used to

instead of the prime minister is being held in london at wembley arena which is right next to wembley stadium where this iconic performance took place in one thousand and five we've got some pictures of that original performer. because he said you remember the rock that i was actually watching this live not in the stadium but on television. before i came out because i'm a blue everybody the stage that's just here. of course one has to say they are the classic stadium band and they have all these and that song is just a stunning performer and yeah as i said they believe everybody off stage this is a pretty news today and the general release tomorrow it's actually britain tomorrow the states the beginning of november around the world find your local area again we did but i don't know any of you have you again but involving mel thank you very much for that. that's it for me and with that she and robin may for more news coming up for you shortly standing by. i'm going to. move. move. the border in africa. in mali shutting down the a staple of some of the funding from the e.u. law the numb

tottenham looked as threadbare as the warm wembley pitch.r revving the engine. this kora, lionel messi, of course. he had already hit the post was. surely game over. somehow spurs surge once more. somehow eroglu mala's shot went in. somehow they believed. they were fighting into the final minutes —— erik lamela. brilliant calm and brilliant chaos. a less frantic but similarly draining night for liverpool in naples. they lost their summer signing to entering the first and never found their rhythm. they are second in the league and liverpool cannot say they were not warned. in the last minute of the 90 they did win it. a local boy once called the italian lionel messi, in those moments it must have felt like the real thing. and it's safe to say the world of twitter was impressed. here's a few tweets from after the game last night. alan shearer "messi, the best ever — goals, skill, work rate, attitude, an artist." gary lineker asked if there's ever been a better player. and rio ferdinand praised the "messiah". gaving said all that, who needs, me

but first lets go live to wembley. lizo mzimba is on the red carpet. course we wa nted there are lots of fans of course we wanted the most popular rock groups of all time, lots of people listening right now, it's being held here, which of course just over the way at the stadium, the famous performance in 1985 took place here, where they really took the audience by storm and became a global super band. the film itself talks about to things, at talks about the band touring around to becoming rock icons that they were and remain and also pretty mercury's story, he of course was a front man and very private as well behind the scenes and struggles with his sexuality and all sorts of other areas and the film aims to try and represent all those different aspects of both the band and a pretty mercury, we are here with the stars tonight who blame her the band, —— to play the bandit, and... will be back later in the programme to see who turned up on the red carpet. lesley—ann jones who travelled with the band throughout the 1980s, the author of "bohemian rha pso

but then gets everyone back together for a gig that becomes part of rock history i did a concert at wembley stadium in one nine hundred eighty five six years later freddie died from aids related complications. during a church. where all the ships i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit. be short and join us next time to lend. go easy on the popcorn. come. on. give me the. parts twenty one special twenty eight teams frankfurt book. and some literature from georgia this year's guest of on. a little. standing we speak with the award winners of the biggest book fair in the wall. next on. it's a spectacle straight out of a thousand and one knocks. the turkoman wedding. filled with romance. entertainment. and tradition. amazing iran. in forty five minutes on t.w. . endless all consuming conflict over our religion. thirty years after. canada's failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in getting agreement. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight. to peace starts october twenty fourth d.w. . welcome to arts twenty o

then gets everyone back together for good that becomes part of rock history live eight concert at wembleystadium in one nine hundred eighty five six years later freddie died from aids related complications. during the trial. where all the chips i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit our home page be short and join us next time to lend. go easy on the popcorn. come. up. with. your own bags highlights a trip to the countryside. we visit some calendar girls in bavaria. we go on the let's talk like in the alps. we take part in a bizarre part of this celebration. it's. hard to be able. to get so many cool battle the battleground is mounting on europe's biggest salt water. stains close to twelve miles take on the industrial farming. they had to watch as their natural paradise was destroyed by agribusinesses. down fighting for the doomed. sixty minutes from the. endless all consuming conflict for over four hundred. thirty years turned up a year on the battlefield. but canons failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in getting ag

the history of playing here at wembley.rage different to travel ten or 11 hours to play on game but as the coastal me play anybody anywhere anytime. —— to play a home game. coverage from wembley is already underway on bbc 2, kick off is at 6 o‘clock. in the next ten minutes or so. ufc fighter khabib nurma—gom—edov wants to go one better than conor mcgregor and has after called out boxer floyd mayweather. the russian, who met president putin after beating the irishman earlier this month issued the challenge on the social media saying "let‘s go, floyd. we have to go now." he clearly wants to get a fight on with them. we have yet to see if that will materialise or not. mchegor himself lost a boxing bout to american mayweather in august last year. that‘s all the sport for now. plenty more on bbc news throughout the evening. next up here is the weather. quite an exceptional weekend with torrential rain and also very warm weather at the same time across eastern parts of the uk. as far as tonight is concerned, sunday night into mo

then gets everyone back together for a gig that becomes part of rock history live eight concert at wembleystadium in one nine hundred eighty five six years later freddie died from aids related complications. during which. we're all chimps i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit our home page be short and join us next time to lend. go easy on the popcorn. romex haha it's a trip out to the countryside. we visit some calendar girls in bavaria. we go on a relaxed hike in the alps. and take part in a bizarre harvest celebration. to see. a forgotten treasure trove that has been gathering dust and it's around museum fault for nearly forty years one of the world's largest and most valuable collections of contemporary art. what secrets does it hold. hidden treasure iran's legendary modern art collection. in forty five minutes on the telly. and it was all consuming conflict for over forty. three years after your own. cannons failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in getting agreement. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen f

then gets everyone back together for good that becomes part of rock history live eight concert at wembley stadium in one thousand nine hundred ninety six years later freddie died from aids related complications. during the trip. where all the trips i. just about it for this edition for more movie news visit our home page be short and join us next time to lend. go easy on the. cop cars. laundry guard the international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week the fate of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi has caused global outrage and has focused attention on authoritarian regimes that increasingly use murder and abduction to silence their critics were talking about that straight ahead on fostering. quadriga next on d w. you're all maxed out. but it's right. there are some others this week on your own max everything's different celebrities are calling the shots . today german gore may shift tim rouse in charge of. the romance in sixty minutes on d w. and was all consuming conflict for over an hour and religion. thirty years ago turned half of europe to a battle. cannons failed

happening sunday morning in england at wembley stadium. kickoff is at 10 am.e team flew into london on friday. they practiced in alameda this week. there have been years where they chose to spend the whole week overseas that is not the case this week. they practiced in the bay area then flew in. the raiders take on a seattle team that has won two of their last three and lost a very close game last week to the los angeles rams. the raiders didn't show much urgency at all against the chargers last week. all eyes will be on derek carr who has thrown 8 interceptions this year. everyone thought that with the help of jon gruden he was going to look good this year. so far though he has struggled big time. raiders have just one win on the season. it will be rockin' in wembley stadium but who knows....it was rockin' with raiders fans in los angeles last week and that didn't seem to have an impact. but hey...it's a new country this week. (j.r.)as for the niners they take on the packers on monday night. that is sports we'll be back after the this was the scene today in h

the fulham owner shahid khan has withdrawn his offer to buy wembley stadium.ek on the sale, says it's clear that his ownership would have proved too divisive. the fa board were keen on selling wembley, claiming it would have been benficial for grassroots football, improving facilities across the country. it's been a mixed night for the two british clubs in the last 16 of the women's champions league. glasgow city were beaten 5—0 by barcelona, while last season's wsl winners chelsea will still have work to do in their second leg after a 1—0 win at home to the italian side fiorentina, asjoe lynskey reports. this is the last english team standing in the champions league, but chelsea are out to show they are still a force. they were beaten 5—0 at the weekend, while fiorenta came to london having just when the italian cup, but chelsea brought the moment and the early buildup forced a handball, penalty, and with 100 caps for england behind her, captain karen carney is one for the pressure on situation. and then chelsea's chance for a big lead. instead they faced res

a dramatic afternoon at wembley as the los angeles charges edged to their fifth win of the season one control of the game at the national stadium — a 75 yard touchdown from tyrell williams the first of two for the la. team. the titans though had two touchdowns of their own with a chance to win it at the end but they missed their two point conversion and ended up losing by one. two—time olympic gold medallist jadejones is a step closer to a seventh world grand prix title. she beat canadian skylar park in her semi final in manchester to set up a final against china's lijun chowe or raheleh asemani of belgium. compatriot damon sansum is in the final of the men's event. he had to settle for silver. you can see how they both do live on the red button or bbc sport website. kare adenegan has won the bbc‘s young personality of the year award at this evening's radio i teen awards. adenegan became t34 100m world para athletics european champion this summer, and set a new world record in the event at the london anniversary games. she also became the first female in history to break 17 seconds fo

the bandmates and rami malek talking at wembley arena. let's take a look at wembley arena.rnoon. quite a breezy story across the board. and in the north of west, chances of stock in rather play closed skies here. pictures in the hills of derbyshire. a weather front to the north west of us, rain and fog vertically to the west of scotla nd and fog vertically to the west of scotland that we tend to lose that rain as we move further on into the evening and overnight tonight. quite a bit of cloud, though, if you need to the north of england. —— feeding into the north. the cloud in the breeze will keep things mild. in many spots and temperatures in double figures for to the south, even with clear spells, a more breeze tonight will mean a milder story for us first thing on wednesday. still the chance of patch and missed, though, as the day gets under way. wednesday, i pressure very much the dominating force in oui’ very much the dominating force in our weather. till some patchy rain for the northern isles. hazy sunshine. there will be some high cardigan pushing in on the northwest