our correspondent, wyrie davies is in sirte, and he gave us details about the alleged capture. >> the reports we're getting, and you're quite right to say they are not yet confirmed, is he was trying to leave the city with his family when he was stopped at a check point outside the city. that is a way we have seen many pro-gaddafi fighters trying to leave, but mutassim was allegedly stopped with his family yesterday. he was then taken, we think, to misrata, and then we believe on to benghazi. he is a prized asset for the transitional government. he was one of gaddafi's sons, of course. he is reported to have been leading the fighting here in sirte itself. he was quite an accomplished military man of his own standings, and his captor is also and his capture is also another sign that this city is almost in rebel hands. we think 90% of the city has been taken by forces from the transitional government. but there's still pretty intense shelling and firing from a pocket about a kilometer or two in the city where those pro-gaddafi fighters are still holding out. a few this capture proves to

. >> wyrie davis in a very active sirte, at least on the outskirts. this could threaten the premier league, in terms of power. >> absolutely. liverpool's managing director basically has called for the breakup of the current tv deal, which, at the moment, shared the huge billions equally amongst all the premier league clubs. he believes it's very important that the leading clubs, manchester united, liverpool, chelsea, arsenal, we know who they are, he wants them to sell their tv rights on an individual basis. at the moment, that particular pot is worth 1.4 billion pounds . he argues, if you're watching, you choose to subscribe so you can watch the big clubs of course basically, the problem with this is that the smaller clubs in the premier league are going to be agitated by this. they're going to believe it should still be an equal split. if they can't get the sort of money that they believe they deserve as well, they could potentially go elsewhere. so, is the premier league -- >> could break up the premier league. >> it could potentially. >> it will r