el manchester united. >> m(musica). > >> (musica). >> raÚl jimÉnez y los wolverhampton recibieron al gol decisivo, c i chris smallings con este autogol llegaba la victoria para el wolverhampton. el partido del villarreal se convirtiÓ en una locura con altos y bajos, ganaba tres a dos villarreal, los del submarino amarillo ganaban, pero messi estaba descansando y con el tiro libre logra su gol 31, y terminÓ empatado a cuatro. en el otro partido del dÍa, atlÉtico de madrid, pero el cabezazo finalmente fue el segundo gol e del torneo, tiempo de reposic n reposiciÓn, va por arriba su 2 12, y ganÓ 2 x 0 madrid. los warriors estÁn cerca de subir a la primera posiciÓn en su juego de hoy. mientras tanto los gigantes no podrÁn convenc tuvir al jugador de toronto para patrullar los jardines, en siete temporadas con 55 cuadrangula s cuadrangulares, y vuelve a ser el jugador defensivo del aÑo, es todo por el momento, hacemos una pausa y regresamos. >> m(musica). > me va mucho mejor cuando me siento segura e inspirada para aprender. quiero que mis hijos tengan mejores oportunidades que las que yo

all wolverhampton residents, direct your complaints to ben croucher.all english ties in europe, there's history too between manchester united and barcelona, three wins for united, four draws, and four wins for barca. their last two meetings were in champions league finals, barca winning both in 2009 and 2011. marcus rashford trained away from the main group for part of this morning's session. he's had an ankle problem, although 0le gunnar solskjaer is hopeful that he'll be ok for the match. his primary concern will be making sure his defence is on their game. lionel messi scored against them in both those finals and is up to 43 goals this season. these are pictures from old trafford where they are training right now. luis suarez is having a good season. they are 11 points clear in la liga after beating nearest rivals atletico over the weekend. what kind of plan can you have to stop one of the best players in the world 7 as chris stop one of the best players in the world? as chris says we are looking forward to and relish the opportunity but this season

stores in wolverhampton, kirkoddy, guildford and southport are among those being shut.ns to shut a total of 50 within the next few years. —— a total of 55 within the next few years. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. it's folkestone's biggest store, a cornerstone of the town centre. this morning, shoppers were taking in the news that it's now set to go. it is closing. what's folkestone going to do without it? you know, we've got no shops. so, we will miss it, won't we, joan? definitely miss it, yeah. debenhams has been here for a donkeys years, since i was a little child. and it'sjust another big store closing that's going to remain empty. woolworths and marks & spencers, we've lost them all. will you miss it? absolutely! absolutely. it's one of the most decent stores we've got in folkestone, to be honest. what a shame. what a shame indeed. it's just one of a long list of locations, from altrincham and eastbourne, to guildford and kirkcaldy, 22 stores in all, which debenhams wants to close early next year, including wolverhampton. they were celebrating its

no al psv ni el wolverhampton que soÑaba con llegar a la final de la fa cup en inglaterra, ganaba 2 aconjunto del watford, vemos la primera anotaciÓn y este es el golazo de raÚl jimÉnez. mi recomo la baja con el pecho y define sin dejarla caer. era la celebraciÓn con la mÁscara del ntl delantero mexicano. y asÍ se se llegÓ al empate, y en tiempo de reposicion marcatford que va a jugar la final con manchester city cuando termine la liga premier de inglaterra, se va a jugar ese partido. pasamos a la liga holandesa el ps eindhoven este es el primero de penal. y luego llegarÍa el tercero. fuego 3 a 3 un partidazo y jugando como visitante dÉcimoquinto gol para el chucky lozano que tambiÉn tiene 7 asistencias. vamos a espaÑa ahora, con por real betis con andrÉs guardado como titular y diego laÍnez en el banco ganÓ 2 a 1 a villarreal pae andrÉs guardado por cierto glegÍa el tanto de otro argentino y otra vez pondrÍa las cosas 2 a 1 en favor del betis. y esta maÑana en telemundo se puede disfurtar del partido de la jornada. everton le ganÓ al arsenal 1 a 0. el gol fue de... y el arsenal se co

stores in wolverhampton, kirkcaldy, guildford and southport are among those being shut. plans to shut a total of 50 within the next few years. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. it's folkestone's biggest store, a cornerstone of the town centre. this morning, shoppers were taking in the news that it's now set to go. it is closing. what's folkestone going to do without it? you know, we've got no shops. so, we will miss it, won't we, joan? definitely miss it, yeah. debenhams has been here for a donkeys years, since i was a little child. and it'sjust another big store closing that's going to remain empty. woolworths and marks & spencers, we've lost them all. will you miss it? absolutely! absolutely. it's one of the most decent stores we've got in folkestone, to be honest. what a shame. what a shame indeed. it's just one of a long list of locations, from altrincham and eastbourne, to guildford and kirkcaldy, 22 stores in all, which debenhams wants to close early next year, including wolverhampton. they were celebrating its opening herejust 18 months ago. nobody

to remind you about the last two matches for each of those teams, liverpool face newcastle and wolverhamptonr last two matches, city face leicester and brighton. matches you would expect them both city and liverpool to win. stoke city still very much the favourites for this premier league title. —— manchester city, and pressure make strange things happening and liverpool hope there area happening and liverpool hope there are a few more twists and turns in this enthralling title race. of course they will. thank you for joining us from enfield park. plenty more coming up, including a bizzare incident at the formula 1, but first, a quick look at some of the day's other sports stories. england's danny rose says uefa's decision to force montenegro to play their next home match behind closed doors is not a harsh enough punishment. it's after their home fans racially abused several england players last month in a euro 2020 qualifying game. bolton players have said they won't play their final two championship games of the season unless they receive their unpaid wages. players still haven't been paid

stores in wolverhampton, kirkcaldy, guildford and southport are among those being shut.shut a total of 50 within the next few years. our business correspondent emma simpson is outside the debenhams store in folkestone, which is one of those due to close. store in folkestone, emma? store in folkestone, we store in folkestone, have known for a while, so thl but we have known for a while, so they, but the number of stores debenhams wa nts to but the number of stores debenhams wants to close, today we had the first name is —— sophie, but the number of stores. debenhams fell into administration and was taken over by its lenders and this move allowed it to press on with its turnaround plans. today it started a process with its landlords who are farfrom happy process with its landlords who are far from happy to cut its huge process with its landlords who are farfrom happy to cut its huge rent bill and close lots of stores. it's folkestone's biggest store, a cornerstone of the town centre. this morning, shoppers were taking in the news that it's now set to go. what's folkestone

it's 50 years since the end of a ban on sikh bus drivers in wolverhampton wearing their turbans at work sikh community and the city's transport officials, after a driver was told to remove his turban in 1967. 0ur midlands correspondent sima kotecha has been talking to the man who triggered that protest. it was 1967, and tarsem singh sandhu worked as a bus driver, but his career behind the wheel was short lived, when he was suspended for wearing a turban in wolverhampton. the inspector told me that you cannot wear a turban and you have to take it off if you are going to work. isaid, no, iam not taking my turban off. his story caught on. from across the uk, the community headed for the city. theiraim, to make their voice heard. it was very hurtful. two things, one a person insulting your religion, second thing, i come to england to work and when somebody takes yourjob off, you can see how bad it is for you. sikhs believe their hair is holy and some prefer not to cut it, but to cover it. if you see, it is stitched in the middle, so the length goes 3.75 metres. this man makes turbans for a

you're going to bring you some news that has come to us here regarding a shooting in wolverhampton.een injured. west midlands police have launched an investigation of the child was injured after shots, this is coming via a statement, were fired in wolverhampton just before 4pm this afternoon. a group of men fired shots at a house in the eastfield area of the city. a six—year—old boy thought to be inside the house at the time sustained injuries to his back and handle. fortunately not thought to be life—threatening. more from the west midlands police detective who said describing this is a shocking incident and, to say the motive of this attack is not clear at this stage but it is clearly a huge reckless act and need to identify those as soon as possible. we have extra officers including armed officers in the area as they increased patrols. they are examining cctv footage and witnesses are being spoken to. a shooting in wolverhampton in the eastfield area of the city has been —— left a six—year—old boy injured. his injuries are not thought to be life—threatening. a powerful us congres

espera al ganador de wolverhampton para la gran final del 18 de mayo que serÁ una semana despuÉs de finalizarl paÍs, frente al dc united, dio roja directa a wayne rooney por un tackle espantoso no solo. es el goleador de la campaÑa y a su compaÑero el uruguayo diego rossi, se despachÓ con hat trick. lo resumimos todo junto al goleador carlos hermosillo en titulares y mÁs fin de semana. despuÉs de su noticiero local. >>> va a estar bueno. carlos vela muy bien. >>> muy bien y no lo convocÓ el tata martino y asÍ son las cosas. >>> gracias sammy. aprenden a leer y escribir adultos que no tuvieron la oportunidad de hacerlo antes, pero que ahora llevan adelante este importante reto de sus vidas llenos de orgullo, entusiasmo y energÍa el reporte de londoÑo >>> el entusiasmo es grande y caminan lento. y quieren aprender lo mÁs rapido posible. >>> es menos lo que le queda por delante, quiere que sea mejor de lo que dejÓ atrÁs. >>> he pasado tantas cosas por no saber leer y escribir >>> su provisor comenzÓ a alfabetizar adultos mayores, cuando se dio cuenta que no entendÍan los mensajes que les dejaba

fue del 10/11 con el con el manchester s el gol se convierte en el mÁximo artillero del volvumen wolverhamptoncano asÍ que todo esta noche ahi nos sintoniza. >> a ver quÉ pasa con el america >>> gracias miguel. ahÍ vamos a estar >>> tengo confianza >>> mire, las historias de inspiraciÓn y superacion no siempre tienen figuras lejanas muchas veces las tenemos a nuestro lado >> esta es la historia de un hondureÑo que llegÓ a estados unidos trabajando como carpintero pero uno propone y dios dispone hoy como nos cuenta javier vega en vez de construir sueÑos con un martillo lo hace con un pincel >>> las manos que sostenÍan herramientas de construcciÓn ho crean arte >>> manuel sÁnchez llegÓ para comenzar una vida pero a los 22 aÑos sus sueÑos se truncaron >>> trabajaba trabajando arriba en un techo habÍa nieve como hielo y me resbalo y no tuve chance de agarrarme y caigo de 40 pies >>> la mitad de su cuerpo quedÓ paralizado quedÓ sin movimiento tÁctico y fuerza en sus dedos pero no perdiÓ la fe >>> fue entonces que tomÓ un pincel por primera vez con tiempo y y hoy decenas de pinturas adornan sus pare

two people have been arrested after a six—year—old boy was shot and injured in wolverhampton.they have described as a "hugely reckless act". the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. the headlines on bbc news: two people have been arrested over the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry. the teenagers are being held under the terrorism act. police in london say they've now arrested more than 700 people since climate change protests began last monday. researchers say nearly one in ten heart attacks and strokes could be prevented if routine check—ups were better targeted. the easter weekend is off to a scorching start, with temperatures expected to reach 26 degrees over the bank holiday, making parts of the uk hotter than the mediterranean. let's cross to our correspondent helena lee, who's in hyde park this is definitely a case of drawing the short straw for the reporter who gets sent out to cover the weather! you've got to find hats, sun block and the neediest ice cream —— nearest ice cream! i'm very envious, helena. this is the serpentine in hyde park in central

two people have been arrested after a six—year—old boy was shot and injured in wolverhampton. men opened fire on a house in the eastfield area of the city in what they have described as a "hugely reckless act". the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. teachers are being regularly attacked by pupils, with almost a quarter saying they suffer physical violence at least once a week. the survey of nearly 5,000 teachers by the nasuwt teaching union found that attacks involved being spat at, headbutted and having personal property damaged. the head of the union says the issue is one of the things teachers worry about the most. by far the greatest volume of teachers, over 90% say they have been subject to some sort of verbal abuse, and of course verbal and physical abuse often will go hand—in—hand. and there is no doubt now as far as teachers are concerned right across the country that second only to workload are there concerns about pupil indiscipline. young taxpayers are being warned by the government to be wary of fraudsters offering tax rebates worth hundreds of

it includes places like canterbury, kirkcaldy and wolverhampton. have been buffeting retailers. sales at debenhams have been falling recently, but it seems many shoppers still have a fondness for the brand. debenhams is also saddled with huge debts, and it, like many large retailers, say its rent and business rates bills are just too high. but, its restructuring plan is by no means a done deal. the majority of creditors have to vote in favour, that includes landlords, and many of them are being asked to accept painful cuts to the retailer's rent bill. the rent at some stores could be halved. i think it is very likely that the landlords will vote through this cva. it's very unusual for them not to do so, and in this particular case, debenhams are only asking for 22 stores to be closed, and the landlords know that to keep the rest of the business going and to have a long—term, sustainable future for the other stores, some stores at debenhams have to close. debenhams is the latest of several retailers to announce store closures. topshop is understood

two people have been arrested after a six—year—old boy was shot and injured in wolverhampton.fire on a house in the eastfield area of the city in what they have described as a "hugely reckless act". the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. an investigation is under way after a teenage girl was stabbed in the neck in county armagh last night. the girl remains in a critical condition in hospital after the incident, which took place in lurganjust after 9pm. police say a second teenager is helping them with their enquiries. teachers are being regularly attacked by pupils, with almost a quarter saying they suffer physical violence at least once a week. the survey of nearly 5,000 teachers by the nasuwt teaching union found that attacks involved being spat at, headbutted and having personal property damaged. the head of the union says the issue is one of the things teachers worry about the most. by far the greatest volume of teachers, over 90% say they have been subject to some sort of verbal abuse, and of course verbal and physical abuse often will go hand—in—hand.

a 6—year—old boy has been hurt in a shooting in wolverhampton.ield area of the city. the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. police have dismantled a pink boat in central london that had formed the centrepiece of an illegal protest by climate change activists. the boat was then towed away, but protestors tried to prevent the police from taking it very far. the met said just over 100 people were arrested on friday, bringing the total number to more than 680 since the climate change demonstration started on monday. a short while ago, our reporter caroline rigby sent this update from one of the places where the protest continues. we are in oxford circus in the heart of central london. you can see behind me a gathering here tonight, but there are fewer police and protesters than earlier today where the pink boat became a focal point of the gathering here in oxford circus, which was removed by police. i'm talking to protesters from extinction rebellion, joe and douglas. joe, why are you still here in the sixth day now? i arrived on

coming from two goes on to beat wolverhampton wanderers 3— to enter medics out. joe linsky has more. is a special sense of optimism. neither watford nor wolves had been to the cup final in a generation both might‘ve felt they would never get a better chance. but to mid table premiere week sites were about to produce a classic. they drew into a first—half lead with the head of matt doherty. a breakthrough that made the wembley expirations with a. this site has a similar town from around the world. soon they thought they had the knockout. commentator: jimenez! that is brilliant! and the mexican wrestlers mask to celebrate! aspin and mexican wrestlers mask to celebrate! a spin and finish for rauljimenez to put them to heavens are up. that was the headline until this. commentator: sensational! thrown on as a substitute starting the watford revival. what felt like a consolation was about to take on greater meeting with time almost running out. commentator: down, he awards a penalty! this a career defining moment. and the feeling in that strike rings around the watford supporters!l feeling

a six—year—old boy has been hurt in a shooting in wolverhampton.house in the eastfield area of the city. the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. a couple from california have been sentenced to life in prison, after subjecting their children to years of torture and starvation. david and louise turpin pleaded guilty to the abuse of all but one of their 13 children for at least nine years. one of their sons told the court he still loves his parents, despite all the abuse. sophie long has the story. that was the moment injanuary last year that david and louise turpin's 17—year—old daughter alerted the outside world to the horrific abuse that she and many of her 12 siblings had been subjected to at the hands of their parents. it was from this suburban home in perris, california, that she'd escaped through a window and used a deactivated mobile phone to call the emergency services. she told the emergency operator that she and her siblings lived in filth, that she had never been to a dentist, and didn't know what medication was. when re

a six—year—old boy has been hurt in a shooting in wolverhampton.re on a house in the eastfield area of the city. the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. 2a hours after he celebrated its conclusions, president trump has renewed his attack on the mueller report, which investigated alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. mr trump said "certain people" had given statements that were "fabricated" and "totally untrue" to make him look bad. the report, which was released in redacted form yesterday, concluded that the president did not collude with the russians, but it failed to rule out potential obstructions ofjustice. our north america editor jon sopel is at the white house for us tonight. and the drama surrounding this report continues? yes, and what a difference 24—hour is makes. yesterday, he was on a victory lap, he had a pinned tweet, "game over, zero collusion, no obstruction ofjustice". now the mueller report is the crazy mueller report and the people who gave evidence to it, staff that still work at the white house,

they include outlets in canterbury, slough and wolverhampton. the full list is on our website. so—called company voluntary arrangement, a legal process in which it will try to negotiate with landlords to reduce rents in order to keep other stores trading. but it's stressed that negotiations are only happening with landlords, so suppliers don't need to worry about not being paid. debenhams cfo rachel osborne spoke to our business correspondent emma simpson. i think it is no surprise that troubles on the high street and that is not unique to devens. what we're trying to do is making sure there is a sustainable future for debenhams. the rents and some of our stores are quite high and some of those stores will need to close over the next three to five years. we talked about this in october 2018 shouldn't be a surprise to anybody. no one likes to close its doors and indeed, something that none of us want to do, and we talk to our staff this morning. they have been briefed and we will do our utmost to minimise the 1200 jobs at risk of redundancy by trying to reply them —— redeploy th

it includes places like canterbury, kirkcaldy and wolverhampton.ebenhams is a key store on many high streets, but it's failed to move with the times and keep pace with some of the big changes that have been buffeting retailers. sales at debenhams have been falling recently, but it seems many shoppers still have a fondness for the brand. debenhams is also saddled with huge debts, and it, like many large retailers, say its rent and business rates bills are just too high. but, its restructuring plan is by no means a done deal. the majority of creditors have to vote in favour, that includes landlords, and many of them are being asked to accept painful cuts to the retailer's rent bill. the rent at some stores could be halved. i think it is very likely that the landlords will vote through this cva. it's very unusual for them not to do so, and in this particular case, debenhams are only asking for 22 stores to be closed, and the landlords know that to keep the rest of the business going and to have a long—term, sustainable future for the other stores, som

held for a week in a detention centre, hours away from her daughter and the rest of her family in wolverhamptonprobably wouldn't see herfor a year or so... i don't like to think about it. and you were away from your family for a week, by yourself, isolated. i couldn't eat. none of us could. couldn't sleep. it was terrible. can you close that chapter? that chapter, i don't think it'll ever be closed in my mind because it wasn'tjust me that's going through certain things. there's a lot of people, as my daughter said, a lot of people have died through this thing. one year on since the windrush scandal was exposed, the home office recently announced more details about its compensation scheme for victims. its pay—outs may cost more than £200 million. how do you feel about the way the government has handled this since the full scale of the crisis first emerged? there's no price you can put on my life. compensation ain't going to make my life better, anyway, so there's no price on my life. that's it. adina campbell, bbc news. it's been an extraordinary night of football as manchester city took on tott

west midlands police has launched an investigation after a young child was shot at a house in wolverhamptonat a house in the eastfield area of the city. a six—year—old boy, thought to be inside the house at the time, was shot in the back and hand. the injuries aren't thought to be life—threatening. police said the motive was not yet clear — and urged any witnesses to get in touch the headlines on bbc news. police investigating the murder ofjournalist leera mckee police investigating the murder of journalist lyra mckee in londonderry last night release cctv footage of the shooter and call for the public‘s help. lyra's partner paid an emotional tribute to her. police step up their tactics against climate change protesters in london, as arrests rise to nearly 700. an american couple, who tortured 13 children in a so called "house of horrors", are sentenced to life in prison. two women, aged 22 and 36, have died after they got into difficulties in the water off aberdeen beach. the emergency services were sent to the scene at around quarter to one this morning after reports of two women in the w

it includes places like canterbury, kirkcaldy and wolverhampton.t it's failed to move with the times and keep pace with some of the big changes that have been buffeting retailers. sales at debenhams have been falling recently, but it seems many shoppers still have a fondness for the brand. debenhams is also saddled with huge debts, and it, like many large retailers, say its rent and business rates bills are just too high. but its restructuring plan is by no means a done deal. the majority of creditors have to vote in favour, that includes landlords, and many of them are being asked to accept painful cuts to the retailer's rent bill. the rent at some stores could be halved. i think it is very likely that the landlords will vote through this cva. it's very unusual for them not to do so, and in this particular case, debenhams are only asking for 22 stores to be closed, and the landlords know that to keep the rest of the business going and to have a long—term, sustainable future for the other stores, some stores at debenhams have to close. debenhams is

two people have been arrested after a six—year—old boy was shot and injured in wolverhampton.d fire on a house in the eastfield area of the city in what they have described as a "hugely reckless act". the boy's injuries are not thought to be life threatening. a pink boat that formed the focal point of climate change protests in central london has been moved by police. the boat had been used by demonstrators to blockade oxford circus for five days. more than 680 people have been arrested since demonstrations began on monday. activists are calling on the government to declare a climate emergency. young taxpayers are being warned by the government to be wary of fraudsters offering tax rebates worth hundreds of pounds. the scams, mostly by text and email, are timed to coincide with the sending out of legitimate rebates after the end of the tax year. here's our business correspondent, rob young. the new tax year is just a few weeks old. this is the time of year when hm revenue and customs sends refunds to those taxpayers who paid too much last year. there is a warning that scammers

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nate ethan watson, who was 34 and from wolverhampton, is nine months into transitioning from female togrime stars in the world. we will talk to him later. and we will talk to the minister in charge of making your children safe online. that is at ten o'clock on bbc two, bbc news and online. stay tuned for victoria later. the annual celebration of british theatre took place in london last night with the olivier awards. kyle soller won best actor for his part in the inheritance and patsy ferran took best actress for her role in summer and smoke beating gillian anderson and other household names to the award. well done to them. thomas magill caught up with patsy ferran on the red carpet after the ceremony. um, i don't know what's happening. i think it's worth asking you as well about the calibre of the people you were up against. gillian anderson and eileen atkins. that's mad. that's pure madness. these are people, four women, who i look up to and i'm not supposed to be... and sort of like having tom hiddleston looking at me and saying congratulations and i'm like, "why are these people ta

let's discuss this further with dr eamonn o'kane — reader in conflict studies at the university of wolverhampton bit more about the new ira, how big is its membership, is support for growing? well, it's an organisation that materialised around 2012, and it was an amalgamation of several other groups of dissident republicans. some of whom were related to the real ira organisation, who had carried out activities previously. in terms of its size, it's hard to know. there's probably speculations that there's a couple hundred of members, as your correspondent indicated there. in terms of support, they've had marches where they got significantly more people onto the street, whether it's growing or not is hard to say. it's unlikely to be growing in terms of of mass number should, it's nothing comparable to the organisation of the original ira in the 70s and 80s 01’ even the original ira in the 70s and 80s or even into the 90s. of course, just because it may not be numerically large, it doesn't mean that it's not a serious threat, as it's unfortunately shown in recent weeks. it has issued an apology, do

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it includes some towns, places like wolverhampton, which have already lost bhs, stand to lose house ofe being told they will lose debenhams. 22 stores will close after christmas, christmas being key for any trader. we expect about 1200 workers will be affected by that, although debenhams said they hope to redeploy those staff where they can. a redeploy, if they are closing a store in a city that isn't a large city, that may be tricky. at may be difficult, and may revolve moving to other stores. this is more of a restructure will issue for debenhams. debenhams has had a number of problems in recent years. pretty much all retailers say they think their rental bill and business rates bills are unsustainably high, but debenhams also has huge debt, more than £700 million worth of debt today, that is an awful lot of money for any retailer to cope with. but also, debenhams have failed to move with the times. it didn't keep up with the times. it didn't keep up with the times. it didn't keep up with the changes that were taking place in the world of retail, as we spend more and more money onlin