manchester united we re kevin de bruyne. manchester united were briefly on top this afternoon. they beat struggling crystal palace 4-0. they beat struggling crystal palace 4—0. you think, i know it is early in the season, but four goals and they have closed the gap. how important could those four goldsby at the end of the season? goal difference might come into it. juan mata score the only goal and it was effectively over after that. two calls for marouane fellaini. romelu lukaku calls for marouane fellaini. romelu lu ka ku got calls for marouane fellaini. romelu lukaku got his calls for marouane fellaini. romelu lu ka ku got his 11th calls for marouane fellaini. romelu lukaku got his 11th goal, which equals andy cole's record, seven goals in his first seven premier league games. the best start to their season since 2011—2012. for jose mourinho it is looking really good at the moment. but challenges to come because they have got liverpool after the international break. some people are saying they had not played the big teams, but jose mourinho was delighted. a good performa

manchester city, makes good reading for theirfans. they manchester city, makes good reading for their fans. they are top of group f. a comfortable wind against feyenoord in rotterdam. feyenoord, 16 years out of the champions league, but they were soon a goal down. look at this finish from aguero. lovely. great performance from manchester city against feyenoord, who won the dutch title this season for the first time for 16 years. gabrieljesus was on the side there. thenjohn stones, with his second goal. a 4—0 victory for manchester city, and they are looking strong. pep guardiola has w011 looking strong. pep guardiola has won the champions league twice with barcelona. didn't manage to win it with bayern munich. they will certainly hope that they will get it this season. great start, because it's a tough group. also in that group, napoli lost, which is a surprise, so man city taking control. thank you very much. manchester united midfielder paul pogba is set to be out for between a month and six weeks with a hamstring injury sustained

arena. —— concertina manchester arena. —— concert here at manchester arena. the youngest to be killed was just eight years old and many were paid who are collecting their children but tonight is about celebrating manchester and remembering those victims. the bands that are playing from the city ignored gallagher, rick astley —— noel gallagher. those who are at the concert when the bomb went off, it is about trying to replace the horrific memories of something more positive and some of the families have been here visiting the families have been here visiting the arena, senior refurbished to help them come to terms with what has happened. james allen is from the arena. i think it's going to be emotional for everybody. not only will we have our staff here, we will also have people that read heard on the night that have bought a ticket and came back. i think this is emotional for the whole of manchester. what we are hoping to do is give people confidence to come back to the arena not just tomorrow night but going forward and finding that they will have a safe

chris mason is in manchester for us now. good evening from the centre of manchester where the prime minister and her husband had just swept into the conference centre in the last couple of minutes to be met by the president of the conservative convention. she will meet activists in the coming hours as they arrive here forfour orfive in the coming hours as they arrive here for four or five days of chewing the political fact. here for four or five days of chewing the politicalfact. the big question is the extent to which brexit will dominate the conversation after the second time ina conversation after the second time in a month that the prime minister's weekend has been dominated by an intervention from her foreign secretary. could the next few days bring unity to the conservative party? horribly not the issue of brexit dominates the agenda. the prime minister was to talk about domestic issues. her foreign secretary has other ideas. in an interview with the sun newspaper, boris johnson in an interview with the sun newspaper,

manchester city thrashed 10 man liverpool 5—0. it was their best result against liverpool for 80 years and jurgen klopp's worst result since hejoined the club. adam wild was watching the match. the season may only be a few weeks old, but already a match with plenty of promise. two teams quick to catch the eye, so far attractive and entertaining. that was the promise. the reality was a little more complex. liverpool beginning the brighter, but it was city who got things started. given an opportunity, few are as reliable as sergio aguero. that was important but it is what happened next that made all the difference. liverpool forced to chase things. they did so with rather too much gusto. sadio mane shown a red card for this challenge, wreckless, and ultimately damaging. city unforgiving. with an extra man, one goal became two before half—time, gabrieljesus headed his first. his second after the break was little more than a gift. the only real mystery left was just how many were coming. leroy sane provided the answers. this made it

manchester united have just scored so manchester united have just scored so all that will change and we will show you that later at 7:30pm. at the bottom of the table, some fixtures coming up. west ham are in all sorts of bother. west ham and crystal palace have yet to play so they will try and find their first to play so they will try and find theirfirst points. to play so they will try and find their first points. but bournemouth really worry me, they are the team i have followed all my life, where are they going to get their goals and they going to get their goals and the points? there you are. you are right up to date. and manchester united just taken the lead against stoke with a clear half and i were left in that game. let's bring you up to date in the scottish premiership, and aberdeen couldn't regain their lead at the top of the table after a nil—nil draw at hearts, so celtic are still top. motherwell beat kilmarnock for their third league win in a row. rangers were comfortable winners over dundee. and ross county drew with partick thistle. third placed stjohnstone held on

both manchester city and liverpool will have the chance to move can see that the west both manchester city and liverpool will have the chance to move to the top of the premier league table for a few hours at least when they meet in the day's early kick off. extra incentive might be the opportunity to move above rivals manchester united. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has decided to leave out brazilian forward philippe coutinho, who's returned to training following liverpool's refusal to allow him to move to barcelona. he could have played 15 or 20 minutes, but again in the city game, maybe longer, but i think really it makes sense and by the way he agreed completely. it was not that he said no, i don't need training, i want to play or whatever. it was a good conversation. i play against a european club, jurgen klopp's team show me a lot and he is a top manager so the team is well organised to defend well and the conditions. when they regain the ball, they had amazing. strikerjodie taylor was named england's player of the year, at the football association's women's football awards yeste

manchester united at the moment as it stands are clear at the top. manchester city are in action. at the bottom crystal palace are all sorts of trouble. bournemouth and leicester have had poor stars to the season. leicester have had poor stars to the season. but three big games in the premier league tomorrow, so that could change. it is a movable feast, great to have you with us. two goals in three minutes saw norwich take the lead. but they were not ahead for long. but they were not ahead for long. elsewhere in the championship today aston villa beat bottom club bolton 1—0. second placed wolves thrashed burton albion 4—0. cardiff and derby finished goalless while hull city thrashed birmingham 6—1. there were also wins for bristol city, barnsley and nottingham forest. the games at middlesbrough and preston both ended in draws. it was the third qualifying round of the fa cup today with non—league clubs getting closer to a tie against league opposition. the lancashire derby between ashton athletic and chorley was screened live on the bbc sport website today and it was a crac

manchester city and shakhtar donetsk both got off to impressive starts in the opening round, manchester city beating feyenoord 4—0, shaktar able to beat napoli who are top of celia at the moment, ally mccoist, looking forward to this game, you'd expect manchester city to bid goals past anyone in the mood they are in at the moment. you would, they look on fire, calls on all areas of the park as you would expect. both teams had great opening games in their section and i'm really looking forward to the game, i am looking forward to seeing shakhtar donetsk, they are aside i have not seen a lot of the season. i think they have only had one defeat this year but manchester city will take some stopping at the moment. it's always a battle in ukraine, one area of concern for pep guardiola has been the injury to benjamin mendy, for all their money and depth of squad they don't have many left—sided defender, gael clichy and aleksandar kolarov left. yes, sod 's law, the one place, they have cover everywhere on the part except from that area and i'm thinking they will miss him to a certain degree

in the wake of this terrible event, manchester, evenin this terrible event, manchester, even in the immediate aftermath, has shown incredible resilience and solidarity, and a sense of community which has been seen worldwide. that is what is on show this evening and thatis is what is on show this evening and that is what the concert tonight is all about. as well as showing that manchester arena here is very much open for business. there are some really exciting events coming up. john legend is playing here soon, lady gaga and disney on is, it is about showing that this is a safe place to bring your family about showing that this is a safe place to bring yourfamily —— disney on ice. thank you. hundreds of thousands of muslim people fleeing violence in myanmar say the country's military has been burning their villages to the ground. the united nations now believes almost 300000 rohingya refugees have crossed the border to bangladesh, creating a humanitarian crisis on an epic scale. 0ur south asia correspondent, justin rowlatt, followed one family for a day to see how its coping. roshida is n

it is a dream to be here again at a club like manchester city. we have fought a lot to qualify to be there because the gap was so close between us, between arsenal, between liverpool and between manchester united. and we have fought a lot to be here. we start our road, and from my experience in barcelona and bayern munich we know how difficult qualifying for the next steps, semifinals, quarterfinals, but always a way it was so tough. pep guardiola's big decision in terms of tea m guardiola's big decision in terms of team selection is whether to include the goalkeeper ederson, the brazilian received eight stitches to his face in the collision with liverpool's sadio mane on saturday but has been training with the rugby style scru m but has been training with the rugby style scrum cap over the last 48 hours, and he will look like better check if he takes to the pitch this evening. they are hopeful he will start. manchester city look to build on what has been a promising beginning from english clubs in the champions league this season following the w

the prime minister arrived in manchester a little earlier with her husband phillip. she's facing a new intervention on the brexit negotiations from the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who has called for a strict time limit on fully leaving the eu. our political correspondent chris mason has the latest. theresa may, already, before the conference had started, and on the issue of augustjohnson, it raises the whole question of her leadership again because borisjohnson‘s ambitions are nothing if not fairly transparent. and so by doing what he has done, notjust on brexit, but by straying onto territory way over the remit of the foreign secretary, student debt and public sector to pay, it raises the question which has dominated the margins of this conference which is ultimately about the shelf life of this prime minister. i think what we will get repeatedly from conservative spokesmen and women is a desire to speak about anything but brexit. talking about domestic political priorities. they are keenly aware that conservatives in this government will be defined and see th

manchester city have drawn level on points with manchester united at the top of the premier league. city thrashed ten—man liverpool 5—0 while united dropped points at stoke city. patrick gearey rounds up yesterday's premier league action. seasons change fast. just ask meteorologists, mancunians or managers. 0blak liverpool had been going so well but for all the casts around their attacking there are still groans at the back. it looked so still groans at the back. it looked so simple for manchester city's aguero to run in the opening goal. sadie mane's challenge on ederson was seen as sadie mane's challenge on ederson was seen as unacceptable you reckless by the referee. mane was sent off, ederson stretchered off. was patched up, liverpool weren't. it finished 5—0, quite some scoreline for manchester city and quite some statement. there were some signs of promise for manchester united, it all seemed to be going to the mourinho master plan when lukaku eventually put them to—1 up against stoke but not long later and in the match they forgot about choupo—moting. 2—2, two poi

the visitors had the better of the early play but manchester city lead, the only goal5 so manchester city lead, the only goal5 so far putting them one up. a liverpool player has just been sent off for a challenge on the goalkeeper. liverpool down to ten men and they're losing. mo5t 0lympic medalli5t5 wait until they've retired to launch their own academie5, but not james guy. the world champion is only 21, but he's looking to help develop the nation's next swimming 5uper5tar5 and will even fund the development of ten youngsters from around the country. bbc 0lympic reporter nick hope reports. james guy, back where it all began. trafford metro in greater manchester was his first club and his academy launch simply had to happen here. i was created here and this is where it all started for me. so first swimming lessons and without them today, i don't know where i'd be. going to get ten kids from the age of 1a to 17 and they will become part of the jj academy, which is quite cool, really. and these are the guys that are going and push you when we are tired and done. so hopefully when they

manchester city have missed out on a key target, alexis sanchez. there is also a bitter disappointment in alexis sanchez‘s camp, because he thought he was going to become a mentor is a city player. that is because a conditional agreement had been reached between arsenal and manchester city. conditional wire? because arsenal needed to sign a replacement, thomas lemar of monaco. however, thomas lemar turned the deal done, and that is where the whole story collapses. his refusal tojoin arsenal whole story collapses. his refusal to join arsenal meant that they were unwilling to sanction the departure of alexis sanchez to manchester city. he was at the club and become free agent next summer, when he could join manchester city, but for now, arsenal will keep him, and hope that he will help them to success this season. tottenham have completed the signing of paris st—germain defender serge aurierfor a fee in the region of $30 million. the 24—year—old ivory coast right—back has signed a five—year contract until 2022. swansea have re—signed st

that is worrying for manchester united on a good night for them. so, asjohn had said, there was a good win for manchester united on their return to the competition. they beat basel 3—0 at home, but their manager, jose mourinho, still thinks it's an open group. 3-0 3—0 against the wave of the game in this spirit. but as i was saying before, in fairness, this spirit. but as i was saying before, infairness, in this spirit. but as i was saying before, in fairness, in this group, any team can take points from another team. i think they can get it in moscow. anything can happen. it is an open group. shanghai sipg are through to the semi—finals of the asian champions league after an incredible game in guangzhou. elsewhere on tuesday, bayern munich saw off a io—man anderlecht 3—0 in their opening champions league group match. sporting lisbon had lost their last four matches in the champions league but they managed a 3—2 win away to olympiacos. there are full details on the bbc website. shanghai sipg are through to the semi—finals of the asian

i want to go, plus it is reopening night and it is in manchester. it is extra special for me and i went, we are going! when my husband got me the tickets, iwent, yes! when my husband got me the tickets, i went, yes! and molly, how did you feel, when you heard it was going on, you must have been in two minds, is excited about the concert but also nervous? i wanted to get it over and done with and get new memories on it. and that's it. let's talk about what happened so the audience understand where you were at the ariana grande concert. as the concert finished, we had been to quite a few concepts and you know that you get stuck in people and you go that you get stuck in people and you 9° 9° that you get stuck in people and you go go on, let's go. we were out in the foyer day, and we stopped and had a discussion because the majority of people going through the doors, the train station is on the right and most people are going left. she said, mum, everybody is going that way, and i said we need to go to the train station which is where we came in. and

manchester city have drawn level on points with manchester united at the top of the premier league. city thrashed ten—man liverpool 5—0 while united dropped points at stoke city. patrick gearey rounds up yesterday's premier league action. seasons change fast. just ask meteorologists at mancunians or managers. liverpool had been going so managers. liverpool had been going so well but brought that asks around attacking, there are still groans at the back. and looked so simple for manchester city to roll in the opening goal. turning point of the game was also the talking point. this challenge on the goalkeeper was seen as an this challenge on the goalkeeper was seen as an acceptably reckless by the referee. he was sent off, the other stretchered off. he was patched up at liverpool were not. scoreline for city a resounding statement. there had been inside the promised to manchester united as well. it seemed to be going the master plan when they were to up against stoke. not much longer later and for the second time in the match they forgot about this player. the perfect start a sobe

manchester united complete the trio of british sides in action tonight. and are making a return to the competition for the first time since 2015. basel provide the opposition in their opening game in group a. and having drawn with united on their two previous visits to old trafford they won't be taken lightly. the opponent has the same ambition that we have and the opponent can perfectly come here, as they did in the past, and give manchester united a bad taste. but we go to this match thinking we can win. we will go to the second match in moscow thinking that we can win. we go into this match thinking that we can win. the views there ofjose mourinho ahead of tonight's match. commentary of united against basel is on bbc radio from john murray at old trafford. i've seen english clubs falling foul of basel in the past and i've seen manchester united falling foul of them but here, chris, ithink manchester united falling foul of them but here, chris, i think the expectation is that united will and should get off to a winning start in the group? yeah i think b

manchester city and manchester united are level on points at the top of the premier league. city's 5—0 thrashing of liverpool helped their goal difference but united remain above them despite the fact they could only draw 2—2 against stoke, a result that ended their perfect start to the season. iam not i am not satisfied with the point because i think we were the team that try to win, the team that were closer to winning, the team that got the result in the last 20 minutes to win the match. but i have got to say thatis win the match. but i have got to say that is the result that i accept. one thing trying to win, one thing trying to get the point, but they fought hard for that point. watford are up to fourth in the table thanks toa are up to fourth in the table thanks to a 2—0 win at southampton. daryl janmaat scored just after you came off the bench. marco silva is unbeaten in his first four games in charge. august is over so striker harry kane is back among the goals. he scored his 100th for spurs, before promptly adding another in their 3—0 win at everton. elsewhe

manchester city have drawn level on points with manchester united at the top of the premier league. city thrashed ten—man liverpool 5—0 while united dropped points at stoke city. patrick gearey rounds up yesterday's premier league action. seasons change fast. just ask meteorologist, mancunians, or managers. for all of the costs around their attacking, there are still groaned at the back. it looked easy for sergio aguero to roll in the opening goal. the turning point was also the talking point. mane's challenge on the goalkeeper was seen to be reckless. the goalkeeper was patched up, liverpool were not. quite some scoreline and quite some statement for manchester city. there had been signs of promise for manchester united. it all seemed to be going to plan until romelu lukaku put them 2—1 up against stoke. not long later, the second time in the match, they forgot about this guy. the perfect start is over. n'golo kante a nose this pitch well, he covered most of it in the season he covered most of it in the season he won the league with them. he won a match on it yesterday with h

manchester city. they can't stop scoring. 15 goals in the last three games, if you include champions league. next up they play crystal palace. let's hear from league. next up they play crystal palace. let's hearfrom pep guardiola. it's complicated, that's the champions league. just three days the next game, i didn't expect to win in this way. i am so happy for the players for their commitment. three more points, especially for the way we played. city is strong enough, we made some mistakes in the first goals we conceded but the first goal, everybody said to me, it is offside. the third goal was offside. the second goal, we made a big mistake. after half time we made some reaction but the first and third is offside. it's not a normal game. the next great repeal —— the next game is for crystal palace. from the terraces to the top job, roy hodgson‘s life now comes full circle. taking charge of crystal palace, the club he supported as a boy. these won't be the circumstances of which he once dreamed.

we are manchester and pride. it is one to be a challenging evening for this family who bought tickets for tonight despite having beenin tickets for tonight despite having been in the foyer when the bomb went off. scary, nervous. but we are going to enjoy it. we are here for the 22 people who died. we have to make memories, they cannot make those memories any more, can make? inside, the first people to sit in these seats since the bomb exploded in may. before the concert, greater manchester's may read the names of the 22 victims. saffie roussos. courtney and philip. wendy... and the poet, tony walsh, started proceedings. always remember, never forget. and to make sure that happens, the proceeds from tonight will go towards a permanent memorial for those who died. colin patterson, bbc news, manchester. with all the sport, ere's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. hello, there. england's cricketers have clinched the test series against the west indies. they won the decider at lord's by nine wickets with over two da

myself, i habitat of manchester united, season afterseason. myself, i only habitat of manchester united, season after season. myself, i only have played the europa league twice, before that i was placed champions league. first some players it is to go back, for some players it is the motivation to play champions league for the first time. so we look forward to the match and i hope also trafford —— old trafford feels in the same way that we feeling. mourinho gave an interesting interview over the weekend in which he said that manchester united failed to evolve after sir alex ferguson left the club in 2013. he said it was an ‘empty period' under david moyes and louis van gaal. the man who first apppointed sir alex, and is life president at the club, agrees with the manager. i think whoever succeeded alex fergusson it was a hell of a job and i think david miles was a brave man to ta ke i think david miles was a brave man to take it on. and then louis came on. unfortunately the style of football for those two years was not what manchester un

our political correspondent chris mason is in manchester ahead of the conference. he says it could be difficult for the prime minister. what's striking about his latest interview, you might argue about the foreign secretary talking about brexit is reasonable but because the uk's relationship with its nearest neighbours is in the remit of the foreign secretary. but in that interview in the sun, he expressed his own view on government policy beyond his cabinet remit. he talked about dealing with student debt for university students, for instance. he talked about public sector pay and in conventional times when prime minister commanded a majority and commanded the respect of her cabinet, any breach of collective responsibility, singing publicly from the same hymn sheet would lead to said cabinet minister being turfed onto the back benches. but these aren't normal times, given the prime minister approaches this conference humiliated after the reverse of the general election. chris mason. at ukip‘s party conference in torquay, new leader henry bolton has warned that m

scoring, not a problem for manchester city though. they go clear at the top, as sergio aguero‘s hatrick helps them to a 6—0 win at watford. and sebastien vettel is sensational in singapore. he takes pole position ahead of tomorrow's grand prix, but championship leader lewis hamilton can only manage fifth. also coming up in the programme: another huge fight night in las vegas approaches. we bring you all the build up to saul alvarez versus gennady golovkin — two of boxing's biggest punchers. we begin with the day's football and roy hodgson‘s return to management with crystal palace began in defeat to southampton. if the former england boss didn't know the size of the task facing him, he does know, as palace lost again. —— he does now. that's now five defeats from five, without scoring a goal, the first time that's ever happened in the top flight. adam wild reports. from the terraces to the top job, roy hodgson‘s life now comes full circle. taking charge of crystal palace, the club he supported as a boy. these won't be the

meanwhile, manchester city thrashed at the etihad. edison was caught in the face and went off on a stretcher. sergio aguero went off. he didn't see the goalie. trust the ball, that's it. unlucky. for me, if an accident nothing else. it was a big thing. bigger wins for the north london clubs arsenal and totte n ha m. the north london clubs arsenal and tottenham. chelsea won at leicester. england have clinched the test series against west indies. the day after climbing his 500 test wickets, james anderson followed it with best figures. the bowlers were bowled out for 177. they got it with nine wickets to spare. they won the series 2—1. wickets to spare. they won the series 2-1. disappointed after coming offa series 2-1. disappointed after coming off a good win. we copped a lot of criticism but we rallied back and heatherley to put up a good finale here. it is commendable. i have seen a lot of positives from this group. we show fight that we haven't seen in the west indies group for haven't seen in the west indies groupfora haven't see

let's back to chris in manchester. how many times can borisjohnson intervene in this way before theresa may has to do something? that is a very good question. i suspect, once again, downing street will be irritated by this intervention from borisjohnson. the irritated by this intervention from boris johnson. the fact irritated by this intervention from borisjohnson. the fact is able to do it consistently speaks to the political reality the prime minister finds herself in. what is striking about this latest intervention is not just the about this latest intervention is notjust the remarks about brexit where he went beyond what the prime minister had said in her speech in florence but he meandered once again onto territory way beyond the brief ofa onto territory way beyond the brief of a foreign secretary, talking about student debt for those graduating from university and talking about public sector pay as well. the simple reality at this stage right given the prime minister's precarious political reality, is their isra

the prime minister arrived in manchester a little earlier with her husband phillip. she's facing a new intervention on the brexit negotiations from the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who has called for a strict time limit on fully leaving the eu. could the next few days bring unity to the conservative party? probably not, if the issue of brexit dominates the agenda. as they reflect on a disappointing election result, the prime minister wants to talk about domestic issues but her foreign secretary has other ideas. in an interview with the sun, borisjohnson lays out four red lines for brexit. he says the transition period after march 2019 should not be a second longer than two years. the uk should not accept any new rulings from brussels during that time. no payments should be made for access to the single market. and there should be no shadowing of the eu after brexit, mimicking eu rules to ensure free trade. let us be creative as well as practical... last week in florence, theresa may tried to move eu negotiations forward with a speech suggesting compromises in some

united this season. directly than manchester united this season. antonia valencia's strike in the opening moments. a goal of which wayne rooney would have been proud. it took until the second half for his moment. dog—eared as ever but not the finished 0ld his moment. dog—eared as ever but not the finished old trafford has come to expect. he was withdrawn before united finally went loose. there was this goal and there was no sentiment from the player. a fourth—macro goal in a penalty in stoppage time. everton have plenty to think about. everton is a very good team with a lot of very good players but they are in a difficult moment. important to start strong and try to improve their mentality as soon as possible. we failed to secure the game. second—half the quality came up. good players, solutions on the bench. the quality was a bit difficult for us but we we re was a bit difficult for us but we were always solid and with the second goal we knew we could win. were always solid and with the second goal we knew we could winm was all about our d

manchester united since leaving old trafford to rejoin everton this summer. the coy —— court heard that boyhood club was expected to find his wages. he is country's record goalscorer said he accepted the sentence and punishment. —— his country's record goalscorer. an nhs trust has pleaded guilty to breaking health and safety laws in connection with the death in its care of an 18—year—old boy with epilepsy. connor sparrowhawk drowned in the bath in 2013 at a care home run by southern health, which treats mental health patients. the trust said his death had led to significant changes and improvements in the way it works. a cyclist who knocked down and killed a woman while riding an illegal 0lympic—style racing bike has been sentenced to 18 months in a young offenders' institution. charlie alliston, who was 18 at the time, was travelling on a bike with no front brakes when he crashed into kim briggs in east london last year. the judge at the old bailey described him as "an accident waiting to happen". time now for all the sports news in sport today

manchester arena united in song. headliner noel gallagher leading the 14,000 capacity crowd in don't look back in anger, which became an anthem of unity after the terror attack in may. crowd: don't look back in anger. don't look back in anger, i heard you say. earlier, outside the venue, it was all rather different. there was heightened security, with armed police and longer—than—usual searches on the way in. that wasn't stopping those going from having fun, even if many were experiencing mixed emotions. obviously there is a little bit of scaredness but not as much as excitement. it's the overriding emotion of hope, just to show that the event's open again and what the terrorists did won't overcome us. the langbridge family had bought tickets for the show, despite having been in the foyer when the terrorist bomb went off. scary, nervous but we're here for the 22 people what died. we've got to make memories. they can't make memories any more, can they? inside, the first people to sit in these seats since the bomb

manchester is to ta ke completely different. manchester is to take the lead in a new area of bb said. it will see the insects connected to the internet. behind this fire station in stockport, some bees are about to get connected. an australian scientist leading the monitoring project is fitting them with a chip which will allow them to be tracked. we are using superglue and what we will do, we will pick up a tag, find a friend. it does take some time. and it takes a little bit of practice to get technique. he may not find it hard but i struggle to fit a tiny backpack onto a bee. some of these desperately want to be tagged. and now the bees will be counted in and out of the hive. we understand more of the behaviour when they leave the hive and when they return, who they are travelling with, we are identifying individual insects which we have not been able to do in the past. cisco has recruited beekeepers across greater manchester to take part in the programme. one hope is the data will give greater understanding of what keeps bee

i think manchester united can expect much the same tonight. a heavy police presence but for prevention rather than anything else. celtic were flashed in the opening champions league match this season and even at the abbey stadium expected a's match in belgium could bea expected a's match in belgium could be a must win for them. these days than we think brussels, we think brexit. politicians, negotiations, disagreements but as the uk prepares to leave the european union, celtic are here with a view to staying in europe. staying in beyond christmas a nyway europe. staying in beyond christmas anyway because this game this evening is being viewed by many as the first game in a two legged tie ina the first game in a two legged tie in a battle for third place. in champions league group b, celtic and anderlecht are fighting it out with paris and bayern munich. the reward isa paris and bayern munich. the reward is a place in the europa league. realistically, this is a game that both teams will be looking at, to have that realistic chance of playing in

we are going to stay with manchester now. manchester arena's doors have opened this evening, for a special benefit concert, nearly four months after the suicide bombing which killed 22 people. the event will be headlined by noel gallagher's high flying birds. danielle hewson is there for us now. people beginning to arrive, i guess. ican people beginning to arrive, i guess. i can see people queueing up behind you to get into that concert. yeah, absolutely. there has been a steady strea m absolutely. there has been a steady stream of people, the doors opened at 5pm and people have been arriving, giving plenty of time, because there are stringent security checks in place. there are armed police officers about, the idea is to make people feel safe and secure. 0bviously, to make people feel safe and secure. obviously, this is going to be an emotional night. it is the first time the venue has been open since the bomb attack in may when 22 people lost their lives, 59 were injured. 0f people lost their lives, 59 were injured. of cour

manchester united, manchester city, arsenal, chelsea and everton all progressed on wednesday with the pick of the ties in the fourth round chelsea up against everton and swansea city hosting the holders manchester united — but for all the ties head to bbc.com/sport. in women's football, mark sampson has been sacked as head coach of the england women's team following evidence of inappropriate and unacceptable behaviour in a previous role. the football association says that last week it was made aware of the full details of safeguarding allegations made against sampson in 2014 relating to his time as bristol academy manager. the 34—year—old has been at the centre of bullying and racism accusations that he's been cleared of twice, and his final match in charge of england was tuesday's 6—0 victory against russia in a world cup qualifier. they were at the top of their game for years — and now manchester united's golden generation — the class of 92 — are about to embark on a new challenge. gary neville and his former team—mates have revealed plans to establish a university.

city clu b from equalling the manchester city club record. man city had a huge game against chelsea at stamford bridge tomorrow and questions will be asked why their main striker sergio aguero was in holland, at 11pm local time, the day before the main training session before such a key game. the man city bridger is due to start his weekly press conference in the next few minutes and there will be an update. —— manchester city manager. england are playing west indies in the fifth and final one—day international in southampton. eoin morgan's side won the toss and chose to bowl but rain has delayed the start of play. rain has delayed the start of play. england are without ben stokes and ben hales following their involvement in an incident outside a nightclub in the early hours of monday morning. it's official. birmingham has received government backing to be the uk's candidate city for the 2022 commonwealth games. other countries will have until saturday to make a bid. the cwg federation has suggested birmingham could still face competiti

this is emotional for the whole of manchester. what we're hoping to do is really give people confidence to come back to the arena and not just for tomorrow night, but going forward and finding that they will have a safe environment to come into and we're asking people to bring as little stuff with them because the security process will be different to how it's been done before. as you heard there, there will be extra security measures in place. the sniffer dogs have been out here this morning. what this concert is about is showing that manchester is a safe place to come and bring their family, although people here will be supported by a specialist mental health trauma team, if anyone is struggling this evening, that will be on hand to help. hsbc has apologised to thousands of businesses after closing their accounts, some say without notice. hsbc contacted them for information about payments they'd made overseas part of the bank's programme to tackle money laundering. some businesses which failed to respond had their accounts shut

raheem sterling the manchester city man. dele alli linking up with his team—mate, harry kane up top. i do not know who will captain the team but that is the england team in the letter tonight. whereas england appear to be cruising through qualification for another major championship, scotland look like they are stuttering towards another free summer next year. they are 11th in the group six points behind england. with four games to go, they are still alive but can‘t really afford any more slip ups starting tonight in lithuania. alastair lamont reports from vilnius. iamat i am at the national stadium in film yea rs. i am at the national stadium in film years. it is a pretty small stadiums as you can probably tell over my shoulder. the capacity just as you can probably tell over my shoulder. the capacityjust over 5000. 3000 scots are inspected tonight as we are still taking official confirmation of the scotla nd tea m official confirmation of the scotland team but it does sound as if matt phillips of west brom will be part

already he is in double figures for manchester united. he got a 4—1win over cs ka manchester united. he got a 4—1win over cska moscow. a trademark lukaku goal. this was an impressive win. marshall from provider to scorer. he was very good on the night, anthony martial. five wins in a row now in all competitions. that was a bit of an eric cantona celebration there. and mikko darian got the fourth goal. moscow did get a consolation but that was a brilliant win. —— henrikh mkhitaryan. benfica have had an appalling start to their champions league career. you mentioned a difficult start for benfica but there were some other fixtures? a lot of people will be talking at paris saint—germain 3—0 win over bayern munich. neymar on the score sheet. there was some skill from killian embarked a witch was outrageous before the third goal. kids on the playground will be trying that tomorrow. roma are off the mark as well and barcelona needed an own goal to beat sporting lisbon. a bit of a struggle to get the victory but a win is a win for bar

nasser kurdy was attacked in greater manchester on sunday. he was taken to hospital, and has since been discharged. police are questioning two men aged 32 and 54 over the attack, as judith moritz reports. he had something in his hand. moments after he was stabbed, this is nasser kurdy inside the mosque where he had gone for prayers. mr kurdy was on his way in into the building when he became aware of another man across the road. moments later he was attacked. so i went into the hall, and ifelt threatened. today, he is recovering at home and is very thankful to be alive. i remember a heavy blow to the back of my neck. and that was after i had entered the premises. it was a total shock. i genuinely felt he was going to run after me, into the mosque, and just carry on what he started. it felt that way. he was... the anger that was coming across was quite clear to me. greater manchester police are treating the attack as a hate crime, but have not classified it as terrorist related. they have arrested two men aged 54 and 32. this is an active musl

we're manchester, and we're proud. and it is going to be a challenging evening for this family, who bought tickets for tonight despite having been in the foyer when the terrorist bomb went off. scary, nervous, but we're going to enjoy it. we are here for the 22 people what died. we've got to make memories. they can't make memories any more, can they? no. inside, the first people to sit in these seats since the bomb exploded in may. before the concert, greater manchester's mayor read the names of the 22 victims. of saffie rose, of megan, of courtney and philip, of wendy. and then the poet tony walsh started proceedings. always remember, never forget. and, to make sure that happens, the proceeds from tonight will go towards a permanent memorial for those who died. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news this hour. pope francis, who's visiting colombia, has been to a children's shelter on the fourth day of his tour. earlier, he celebrated mass in the country's second biggest city, medellin. huge cro

he has returned to manchester today. he's out of the match tomorrow and may miss the international break with argentina. here's the city manager. in terms of aguero, he was clearly in holland. yes, it was his day off, but it was 11 o'clock in holland when he had the accident. is that a problem for you? no. purely because he was on a day off? day off. have you spoken to him? not yet. i will visit this morning. i think i will speak this afternoon with him. i know he is ok. that is the most important thing. he has to recover as soofi as important thing. he has to recover as soon as possible. the bbc‘s simon stone, pricing and stars out of pep guardiola —— prising answers out of guardiola. these are the weekend fixtures. the day kicks off at huddersfield. spurs go to huddersfield, who are newly promoted. west ham are in the bottom three. slaven bilic is under pressure. there are three matches on sunday as well. newcastle against liverpool, those memories keep flooding back. arsenal against brighton, everton against bur

it is that of manchester city women! manchester city will again be the team to beat. but the 2015 champions chelsea won the spring series and are expected to be in the mix again this time. we are in football to win. we want to do well every season. we have great tea m do well every season. we have great team spirit and i hope we do well this season. it is easy to want to be the champions again, but we know it will be tough. it will be a real competitive league. that is what we play the game four. i think arsenal will be tough this year. the spring series was only short, but we didn't lose a game. overall, we've got a great competitive environment at the moment and we brought in some great players. ultimately it will be the performances of the teams to be able to drive fans to come and watch more. hopefully after a good performance in the euros and the development of the women's game, fa ns development of the women's game, fans are coming to watch and we can really put on a good show. the new winter schedule gets under way tonight as newly promoted everton take on live

during the 19th century, the males in manchester and throughout the state -- mill in manchester and throughout the state had lots of workers from across the country. immigration from canada took place extensively during the 19th century when they settled in nashua and manchester. manchester was the largest manufacturing city in the world. there were mills on the merrimack river that stretched for a mile on either side. it was extensive manufacturing of cotton. this is an unusual treasure. this is the ring that was given to franklin pierce by the people of california. president franklin pierce was born and reared in new hampshire. he was also a hero of the mexican war. he was elected president in 1852. he served until 1856. this is perhaps one of our most unusual items at the new hampshire state library. it is a ring. obviously, it would not fit the average person. it was given to franklin pierce by the state of california. it is solid gold. in it, you will see there are nine panels, and each one of them has a sample of gold from a different line in california -- mine in california. it is a hig

tonight is about celebrating manchester and remembering those victims. bands from the city are playing, noel gallagher is playing, the courteeners and rick astley. this is what risk astley has served on the —— said on the concert. that venue has had amazing artists from all over the world play there. it needs to keep going. it was absolutely terrible. there are no words for what happened but i do think that positive light has to be shown sometimes for us to get through things. many of the people coming tonight are expected to have been at the ariana grande concert and it is about replacing horrific memories with something more positive. there will be extra security. backpacks are banned, there will be extra security checks and there will be a mental health unit for anyone struggling. manchester has shown incredible resilience and solidarity and a sense of community since that terrible event and that will be celebrated tonight, as well as showing manchester arena is very much open for business. thank you. the united states has called a meeting of the

and the manchester arena re—opens tonight with a benefit concert, more than three months after the terrorist attack which killed 22 people. england's cricketers look set to wrap up the series against the west indies. they're chasing 107 for victory in the third test. coming up in click at 3. 30pm, the women fighting for tech recognition. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. hurricane irma is continuing to sweep its way across the caribbean, en route to the us coast, leaving a path of devastation. cuba is the latest island to be hit. the category four storm — it was category five, the highest, but has eased slightly — made landfall off the north—eastern coast overnight bringing strong winds and heavy rain. communities have lost power and communication is becoming increasingly difficult in more remote areas. the bahamas have largely been spared after the storm changed course. this is irma's trajectory. it's expected to make landfall with us coast tomorrow, before heading inland. in florida, more than five million people — a quarter of its population — have been told to evacuate. a

we are manchester and we are proud. it'll be a challenging evening for this family, who bought tickets for tonight despite being in the a8 when the terrorist bomb off. scary, nervous, but we will enjoy it. we are here for the 22 people that died. we have to make memories. they can't any more. inside, the first people to sit in the seat since the bomb exploded in may. before the concert, greater manchester mayor read the name of the 22 victims. saffie roussos courtney and philip... then the port tony walsh started proceedings. always remember, never forget... tony walsh started proceedings. always remember, neverforget... the proceeds from tonight will go towards a permanent memorial for those who died. by nine wickets to win the 3rd test at lord's, and wrap up the series 2—1. jimmy anderson, who celebrated his 500—wicket landmark in this match — finished with new career—best figures of seven for a2. the match also saw henry blofeld, one of the best known voices of cricket, commentate for the last time on bbc rad

the prime minister arrived in manchester earlier with her husband phillip. she's facing a new intervention on the brexit negotiations from the foreign secretary borisjohnson, who has called for a strict time limit on fully leaving the eu. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young reports. could the next few days bring unity to the conservative party? probably not the issue of works it dominate the agenda. as they reflect on a disappointing election is odd, the promised was to do about domestic issues but her foreign secretary has other ideas. in an interview with the sun, boris johnson other ideas. in an interview with the sun, borisjohnson lays out for bread lines for brexit. he says the transition period after march 1919 shouldn't be longer than two years. the uk should not access any new rulings from brussels during that time. no payment should be made for access to the single market. there should be no shadowing of the eu after brexit, limiting eu rules to ensure free trade. let us be creative as well as practical. last week in florence, theresa may