west ham are just outside the relegation zone on goal difference.d themselves in the bottom three tonight if bournemouth avoid defeat at home to crystal palace. that game is live right now on bbc one. it's the first live premier league match to be broadcast on the bbc. you can also follow it live on the website. we'll be showing three more in this compressed finish to the season. you can see at a still goalless. that was not a goal. the championship returned today and west bromwich albion are back on top of the table, but only on goal difference. they drew 0—0 with rivals birmingham, matheus pereira with west brom's best chance. leeds will go back to the top of the league tomorrow, if they avoid defeat at cardiff. fulham missed the chance to close the gap on the top two as they lost 2—0 to west london rivals brentford. said benrahma put brentford ahead late on, before emiliano marcondes sealed the win in stoppage time. the win keeps brentford in fourth but they're nowjust a point behind fulham. 11 matches today, struggling middlesbrough lost 3—0 at

do you have more face in -- more faith in your call on the market or in your beloved west ham in theer league this year? moren: i think i've got faith in the treasury forecast. i'm sorry. jonathan: i'm sure that is what hsbc wants to hear, too. always good to catch up with .ou, steven major of hsbc a lot of people think increase in supply, treasury supply will lift long and yields. pushing back against that in the last month. lisa: and saying that quantitative easing is not the reason yields are so low. it is a structural high debt, low growth environment being rate slope area i am struggling with the concept of inflation because implicit in what steve was saying is the idea that inflation will remain low due to demographics and the debt overhang. i am trying to pair that with all of these calls about money printing and what happens when you get the federal government increasing the deficit in the fed monetizing that. steve throwing some water on that. inflation has been such a hard call to get right, and it is so key to understanding what comes next. jonathan: totally agree. the mes

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that is followed by struggling west ham against wolves.bbc will show a premier league game live, the last time we showed a whole top—flight game it was tottenham versus arsenal backin game it was tottenham versus arsenal back in 1988 before the premier league was formed, whenjimmy hill was the host. tonight it will be gary lineker at the helm for bournemouth against crystal palace. much of the day live at 7:15pm here on bbc one. thank you, mike. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is this evening at five to seven, bye for now. good afternoon. high streets are the you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more now on the review by the uk government on whether to relax the two metre social distancing guidelines in england. ministers have promised to make a decision next week ahead of the reopening of pubs and restaurants at the beginning ofjuly. the chancellor rishi sunak has been speaking to reporters on a visit to shops in north yorkshire this morning. high streets are the beat

from the east to west ham. when he sees a night from monitors that allow you to gauge the pace of climate change feel happy . when we arrive in the palm groves the weather sunday deteriorates a sun storm blows up. that has become the new normal here less and less rain and more and more sandstorms and soil erosion. this is what the oasis of honey looks like now. it is sinking in desert sand. the impact of climate change has long been clear here. when the weather has settled halim and his acquaintance after doing get straight to were. i think. they want to fill one of the dead pantry it's word is well suited to making furniture but the other people but make most of it over come on over to the right of them off of the tree stop producing dates long ago. if you were here you were here at. the pumps have fallen victim to the encroaching sand dunes. we are paying our last respects to this palm tree it's like burying someone look around we're in a graveyard. putting this palm tree to a good use the least we can do for

well spurs play west ham tomorrow — with a boost somwhat.tonghen and keeper michel vorm have signed short term deals to stay at the club until the end of the season. their contracts were due to end next tuesday. spurs have also extended the loans of danny rose who's at newcastle and kyle walker pieters at southampton. and the games in the premier league continue later on tonight, with champions manchester city in action against burnley at the etihad. we can join bbc sport's conor mcnamara who's at the game for us. after liverpool dropped points in the draw with everton in the merseyside derby, how much motivation will there be for city now? they still trail by 23 points. they absolutely deal, if delaying the inevitable, there was a chance that liverpool had yesterday, the title could have been decided at this evening and liverpool could be guaranteed. that won't happen, it will drag on for a few more days but i don't think even the most ardent meant city fan as holding any of the liverpool collapse on some kind of rights for manchester city

west ham are now only out of the bottom three on goal difference.mitous premier league re—start, but david luiz has been given a new one—year deal at arsenal. the defender gave away a goal, conceded a penalty and was sent off in arsenal's first game back against manchester city. but his initial one—year deal has been extended. there are also new deals for cedric soares, pablo mari and dani ceballos. the fbi says that a "noose", which was found in the garage of nascar's only full—time black driver, was actually a garage door handle and it had been there since last year. an investigation started after it was found in the garage of bubba wallace at a race meeting in alabama. the fbi says "no federal crime was committed", and nascar says it's "thankful to learn that it wasn't an intentional, racist act". graeme mcdowell has pulled out of a golf tournament in the us after his caddie tested positive for coronavirus. he was supposed to be playing at the travelers championship in connecticut, but says he's going to have a test and then take a private flight

i started my journey at west ham station.rs. the small amount of travellers travelling without a face mask, they were pulled aside gently by the police and basically asked why they were not wearing them and most of those occasions they were given a face mask to carry on theirjourney. 0n the majority of tubes i have travelled on this morning as well everyone was wearing face masks. the public transport system is still incredibly quiet. the vast majority of people are still either working from home or spreading travelling patterns if they are travelling to the office over the days the government have asked. people are wearing face mask but the transport system is still very quiet. nina warhurst has spent the morning at manchester picadilly station. as of today, it's mandatory in england to wear face coverings, notjust if you are on a train, but a plane, ferry or a bus. only in england, so theoretically, if you are crossing the border from wales or scotland, at that moment you would have to put a mask on. most people we have see

score as many goals at spurs because of mourinho's style of play ahead of tomorrow's game against west ham harry kane has no problems at all to score goals in my teams, especially when he's fit, when he's fresh, when he has routines of playing. so, that's my message to somebody that i have lots of respect for. next, the two—time wimbledon champion andy murray will play his first match in seven months at a british exhibition event this week. he also says he wants to play the us open and french open later this year providing the grand slams are safe. i would go and play, absolutely, providing that... ..i'm given the assurance that it will be safe to go there, but things can change quickly like we've just seen in the last there so with what's happened with adria tour thing which if things kicked off again in new york or there is a second wave coming over there, then that would obviously be something that i would consider. but providing that it's safe and we are told by government and the governing bodies that it is fine to play, then i would do it regardless of what the rules are with regards

basque acorn is still a major destination in many international sailing rick as says the west ham andhas traveled around the cape 3 times. and is not using an auction eco device for when we're sailing around the world we focus on speed and performance not romantic things like the legend of cape horn top theme but it does have a certain attraction. and in competitive racing there's a definite spirit of adventure. every time you go to sea it's a leap into the unknown. and. you never know what's going to happen you can't rely on weather forecast so you have to deal with the forces of nature as they can't and that. it can get really wild because of that the weather can change suddenly you see the air masses and contrast in the air temperature are stronger down there than anywhere else. in extreme. we're in the middle of a storm the wind speed is $45.00 knots we're using just the small sails. were close to cape horn the highlights of this race. were probably passed quite soon welcome to the antarctic ocean we've got a cold front behind us and the seas are rough. below deck the crew are mos

that is what separates them from west ham. they were beaten 2-0 them from west ham.alex gulrajani, bbc news. some brilliant goals yesterday and i'm sure we'll see some absolute crackers today. and we get to say that oh, so familiar phrase once again — liverpool can move a step closer to the premier league title today. victory in the merseyside derby at everton tonight would put them on the brink, needing just one more win to take it. derby with a derby in a normal season already would be really interesting. and now it is a short season and it is very interesting, sojust, season and it is very interesting, so just, it's a special game for different reasons and we try to do our best and we'll see where we get for it. i think he will be a little bit more animated a little bit later on. we have missed jurgen klopp's energy on the touch line. leeds have been out of the top flight for 16 years. they can move back to the top of the championship if they avoid defeat to cardiff after rivals west brom played out a goalless draw against birmingham. fulham missed the chance to n

. >> taking a knee on saturday along with the head coach, officials and the players from west ham showing their support for the black lives matter movement. moments earlier there's a worldwide match. this fixture featuring a breathtaking goal from pedr pedro netto. earlier a frenetic finish and a goal to savor. but the hornets had one of their own to cherish. craig dorson ensuring a point apiece. the stunning goals kept on coming. luka's free kick sending crystal palace. meantime, tensions running high at the brighton arsenal match. the gunner's keeper who would stretch it off after landing awkwardly. the challenge clearly incensing both leno and his arsenal teammates. the londoners were put ahead. with a score of 1-1, stoppage time and they wanted attention from arsenal players. he says he's apologized but had this message to spell out. >> arsenal players, maybe sometimes they've been talking a lot first half, second half. they would wind it up. they got what they deserved. >> taking to twitter later to reinforce his apology enforcing sorrow while also insisting there was no malaise inte

defended his record of managing strikers, in his press conference ahead tottenham‘s game against west ham, i have lots of respect for you. i think harry kane has no problems at all to score goals in my teams, especially when he‘s fit, when he is fresh, when he has routines of playing. so, that‘s my message to somebody that i have lots of respect for. england cricket captain heather knight admits their group "isn‘t diverse enough." she‘s given her backing to ebony rainford—brent‘s scholarship programme among the local black community to increase participation. england‘s women return to training today. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. more now on our top story. two minute‘s silence has been held for the victims of the stabbings in reading on saturday night. three people were killed in the attack. at holt school in wokingham, where one of the victims, james furlong, worked, students and staff stood in silence to remember him. afterwards they paid this tribute. we are sad to report that our inspirational head of history and politics was tragically killed at the terrorist incident at r

west ham will drop into the bottom three if bournmouth win later today.ier league games including one live on bbc two. coverage of norwich against everton starts at 5:30. and finally england's test series against pakistan is still scheduled to go ahead. that's despite a total of ten pakistan players testing positive for coronavirus. those who tested negative will fly to manchester at the end of this month. the series is scheduled to start at the beginning of august. we are seeing andy murray back on court and we are talking to his brother about the tournament, the battle of the brits. lots to look forward to. see you later on. while the prime minister announced yesterday that many businesses in england would reopen in early july, there are some sectors where the doors will remain closed. indoor gyms and swimming pools are among those that are not yet allowed to open, despite many of them already putting in measures to protect staff and customers. breakfast‘s tim muffett reports. the uncertainty goes on and on. for indoor gyms like this one it has meant no

west of the coming skyway. both men are in custody. they had broken into a store that sells ball caps and other sporting apparel. this hammed right in front of the security guards who were patrolling the strip mall where the store is located. i spoke to one of the security guards, and they told usrehey w. they were just doing their thing. the guards, of course, reported to police which led to that chase. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. >>> overnight thousands of demonstrators gathered for a peaceful protest in downtown portland. the protests in new york city also mostly peaceful although there was some looting there. and protesters in providence, rhode island, set fire. president trump is now threatening to deploy the military. chris pollone joins us with that part of the story and some governors are saying, no, thanks. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, kris. it's not -- that's not all that has democrats and some members of the clergy criticizing the president's actions this morning. they say federal police and national guard troops used tear gas and rubber bullets on peaceful protesters just so the presid

wolves could move up to sixth with a win at west ham, the hammers are only out of the relegation zone on goal difference. they're into the second half there, latest xx.. bournemouth are at home to crystal palace, that's a 7.45 kick—off and live on bbc1. here's the cherries' midfielder lewis cook on his team's return to action. it's a positive step forward i think for football. we have always been thinking about playing in mewling football was thought to be finished for the season so i think it's a positive step. ideally we want thousands in the crowd but we've been able to try and replicate it as best as possible by training in the stadium and playing in as many bounce matches as we could. we are is best equipped as we can be. the championship returned today and west bromwich albion are back on top of the table, but only on goal difference they drew 0—0 with rivals birmingham. matheus pereira with west brom's best chance. leeds will go back to the top of the league tomorrow, if they avoid defeat at cardiff.