. coming up. manchester city are on course for a place in the knockout stages of the champions league. neighbours united have a trickier route — they're at old trafford as long as their bus doesn't get stuck again. things are going to be much better than the last time. if it isn't better i will walk. and a homecoming for the gold medallists — england netballers are back in action on home soil for the first time since becoming commonwealth champions. hello and welcome to sportsday. so there's a big night ahead for both manchester clubs in the champions league — with qualification for the last i6 upforgrabs. city only need a point in lyon to go through. and united will progress if they win at home against young boys and valencia lose tojuventus. and well there's certainly contrasting form for this pair, city are unbeaten in the league and sit top of the table — while united are seventh and jose mourinho has told his underachieving players to "stay at home" if they can't handle the pressure of performing at old trafford. to look ahead to both games, here's austin halewood. with t

for sports day. city take the spoils in a manchester derby. it finishes 3—1. get another win for lewis hamilton, he is victorious in brazil. and england are thrashed by new zealand in a final match in the rugby league test series. manchester city —— manchester city... they are now 12 points clear of manchester united and today was a 3-1 of manchester united and today was a 3—1 victory for the league leaders. a friendly handshake before a familiar rivalry, but this was a manchester derby that seemed utterly one—sided. city and merged content one—sided. city and merged content ona one—sided. city and merged content on a repeat of last week. so in close as the hosts raced out of the blocks. united could hardly get a touch. the only surprise was that had taken 11 moments to get ahead. —— pro—11 minutes. the game seemed as good as over after starting off in blistering style. romelu lukaku, and from the penalty spots, united we re and from the penalty spots, united were given hope, but with five minutes left, it was snuffed out. 44 passing move coolly finishing off. i

welcome to sportsday. manchester city are through to the knockout stages of the champions league after a 2—2 draw at lyon. united are also in the last 16, but they needed a last minute winner against young boys. and sol campbell will be the new manager at the english league's bottom club macclesfield town. hello and welcome to sportsday. manchester united and manchetser city have both booked their places in the last 16 of the champions league tonight. united did it with an injury time winner against swiss side young boys, while for city a point against lyon was enough to send them to the knockout stages. our sports correspondent david ornsteinjoins us now, the result will ease some of the pressure onjose mourinho but should united have done better in that match? certainly. against young boys, a tea m certainly. against young boys, a team they beat 3—0 in switzerland in the perverse legs so to speak. they have also lost all of their matches in the group stage until tonight. 3-0. in the group stage until tonight. 3—0. united at old trafford their old fortress. it has not been that

welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins, coming up: late, late drama as manchester united overcome a ronaldo wondergoal to win atjuventus. when your luck‘s in, raheem sterling awarded a bizarre penalty as manchester city put six past shakhtar. and england's spinners finally see the light — their best first innings performance since 2012 as the visitors take control of the first test in sri lanka. hello and welcome to sportsday. well, let's start in turin, where manchester united pulled off a remarkable turnaround to win 2—1 againstjuventus in the champions league. a wonderstrike from cristiano ronaldo had put the hosts ahead, that his first european goal for the italian side. but then, jose mourinho‘s side scored two goals in the final five minutes to steal the victory. a dramatic night in turin then, and adam wild has the details. for manchester united, terror and will always hold memories of glory past but now a chance to create more. everywhere, it seems reminders of what they want ad. for his mama, luciano ronaldo would have to wait. juventus would pose a threat throughou

old club manchester united tonight, but was it enough? and coming up on sportsday on bbc news... england dominate in galle, as they bowl out sri lanka on day two of the first test, with moeen ali taking four wickets. good evening. president trump has declared that his republican party defied history by gaining seats in yesterday's midterm elections, widely viewed as a referendum on his first two years in the white house. his party did indeed tighten its grip on the senate. but the democrats made gains too, taking back control of the house of representatives for the first time in eight years, which they say will mean more checks and balances on the trump presidency. the elections were for congress, america's law—making body, which is made up of two chambers — the house of representatives and the senate. the democrats have been celebrating after so far winning 222 of the 435 seats. but the republicans were able to increase their control of the senate, making key gains in indiana, missouri and north dakota. so how much of an impact will the results have on donald trump's next

goal machine. for other clubs glory comes courtesy of a cash injection manchester city fans up unspoiled by success in recent years. from within city limits you see the world all reports of some ghetto i went to manchester to hear what supporters make of this in ferris meant of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good what do you wish i had more money and us baby i'm there players are more fans. for most of us suffering football fans first the fact will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why it's wise to appreciate where you go and be careful. it's the friends. and the friends experiences that matter. in manchester one group of supporters has gone from t. is to try to freeze in the space of just a few. all of us want to see at themes being well we've got a peak why i'm trophies in the commercialized world of modern football success comes at a cost i'm in recent years no club has experienced the changes to a rocket why is the entire was as much as manchester city. city won the premiership last year we'd all be the best team in the league has ever seen no one could t

estos personajes pero lo mejor es que lo van a ver aquÍ en telemundo. miguel estÁ en manchester para contarnos, ¿quÉ tal? miguel? >>> cÓmo estÁn saludos desde manchester aquÍ estamos en el estadio la casa del manchester city que se prepara para recibir la ediciÓn nÚmero 177 del derbi que paraliza la ciudad, mejor imposible para estos dos equipos el conjunto local que viene de hacer doce goles en la liga como en la champions metieron seis en la liga y recientemente seis en la liga de campeones a media semana y el equipo de mourinho que se viene recuperando parece que va a retomando el paso aunque le ha costado ir sacando resultados y asÍ que mejor imposible la posiciÓn de estos dos equipos para encarar este derbi de manchester. uno de ellos el campeÓn busca mantener el paso y seguir ascend iendo y trol busca sacudirse la mala racha en la que se vio metido al arrancar la campaÑa, y ciertamente el equipo de mourinho no ha terminado de convencer asÍ que los esperamos el prÓximo domingo a travÉs de telemundo, arrancamos la transmisiÓn, chelsea frente a everton y despuÉs, e

morning. in sport, jose mourinho vents his frustration, as manchester united get a late winner to qualify for the knockout stages of the champions league. good morning. it is a letter day gci’oss good morning. it is a letter day across the uk today. mild, but later on we will see severe gales develop gci’oss on we will see severe gales develop across southern part of the country. all of the details right here on brea kfast. it's wednesday the 28th of november. our top story — the treasury will publish its assessment today of how the various scenarios for brexit could affect the economy over the next 15 years. officials have refused to comment on a newspaper report that the drop in economic output predicted in the analysis will be far bigger if there's no deal than under theresa may's plan. our political correspondent alex forsyth is in westminster for us. good morning alec. so many numbers of ourcoming good morning alec. so many numbers of our coming out and so many predictions are coming out. why would this one make a difference in minds in terms of understanding what brexit or no

manchester city and manchester united both in action tonight. good evening. the home secretary has expressed his concern at the significant increase in migrant boats crossing the english channel. sajid javid says the traffic is being organised by "criminal gangs", and he's promised more cooperation with the french authorities. this morning 18 migrants including a baby in two small boats were stopped in the channel. 110 migrants, many saying they are iranian nationals, have made it to kent this month alone — all of them have been passed on to immigration officials. the french police say they believe the recent surge is down to tighter security at eurotunnel and also to brexit, they say, with migrants wanting to get to the uk before it happens. our correspondent colin campbell reports. rescued off the coast of dover, in an inflatable dinghy, these are migrants from northern france trying to get to britain. in the last few months, there's been a surge in this kind of activity. a migrant camp in dunkirk we're secretly filming using an undercover researcher. it's smugglers like this m

simple goal machine. for other clubs glory comes kid to see if a cash injection manchester city fans have been spoiled by success in recent years . so we'll consider what you see in the world are reports of some ghetto i went to manchester to hear what supports is make of this in ferris meant of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good wouldn't you wish i had more money and you were stadium players a more fans. for most of us suffering for who finds the back will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why it is wise to appreciate what you have to be careful with. it's the fans remain on the front experiences that matter. here in manchester one group of supporters has gone from tears to trophies in the space of just a few. all of us want to see a theme where we guy beat why i'm a trophy in the commercialized world of a lot of football success comes at a cost i'm in recent years no club has experienced the changes to iraq it's why he's been tiles as much as manchester city. since he won the premiership last year we'd all be the best team the league has ever seen no one could t

‘right for the whole of the uk'. after a review looking into the manchester arena terror attack, mi5 accepts it made a mistake in not tracking the bomber. the detective leading the investigation into the novichok poisonings in salisbury has told the bbc the amount of nerve agent found in a fake perfume bottle could have killed thousands of people. the wife of matthew hedges, jailed for spying in the united arab emirates, thanks the foreign secretary, after he assured her that his team is doing everything in their power to free mr hedges. new figures reveal a big increase in the number of youngsters experiencing mental health problems. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are steven swinford, who's deputy political editor at the daily telegraph, and the talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew. let's take a look at some of tomorrow's front pages. the daily mail leads on theresa may's efforts to get her brexit deal over the line in the face of rebellious mps by directly appealing to the business community and the public for support

wins over benfica and aek athens. while manchester city are also through after twice coming from behind in lyon, sergio aguero with the second equaliser. before one game left, already in february we'll be there again, one more yearfor february we'll be there again, one more year for manchester city's good news. now we can focus, of course, and on the premier league and other competitions and try to arrive in february with everybody fit and everybody ready to compete against the best 16 teens in europe. elsewhere, juventus have qualified top of group h with a match to play after mario mandzukic scored the winner against valencia, and in the same group marouane fellaini scored in the 91st minute for manchester united against young boys to take jose mourinho‘s side through with a game to spare. i want to send a message to my haters and say i've played champions league for 1h years and i've qualified 1a times. the two years where i didn't play champions league, i wonder europa league twice. so in 16 years, 1a times i qualify, and twice i play the europa league and won. just a littl

machine. for other clubs glory comes courtesy of a cash injection manchester city fans up in spoiled by success in recent years. some will concede a bit to see the world all reports at some ghetto i went to manchester to hear what supporters make of this in fact this meant of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good wouldn't you wish i had more money and you were stadium better players more fans. for most of us suffering for the fans first the fact will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why it's wise to appreciate will. be careful with. the funds. and the funds experiences that matter. the man just one group of supporters has gone from tears to try feat in the space of just. all of us want to see a theme be well we can guy be quiet i mean trophies right in the commercialized world of modern football success comes at a cost i mean recent years no club has experienced the changes that record wise in tiles as much as manchester city. city won the premiership last year we'd all be the best team the league has ever seen no one could touch them it is easy to forget that until

track the manchester bomber — mps catalogue the missed opportunities. it's possible that if some of the clues had been picked up, there might have been a different outcome, but i think it's very important to emphasise that you can never have certainty in these matters. the wife of the british man jailed for life in the united arms emirates says the foreign office have let him down. i was under the impression that they were putting their interests with the uae above a british citizen's right for freedom. and scientists warn the window of opportunity to tackle rising global temperatures has almost closed. and coming up on bbc news... a remarkable sporting comeback story as robert kubica returns to formula one, eight years after a rally crash that nearly claimed his life. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says britain and the eu have reached an agreement on their future relationship that is the right dealfor britain. negotiators from london and brussels agreed to the 26—page text overnight. in downing street a short time ago, the prime minister sai

psychologist who provided to support to people caught up in the manchester terror attacks. thank you very much for talking to us. charlotte, iwonder, when did it begin to dawn on you that david might have been caught up in that attack two years ago? immediately, because i knew that he was in the metro because i knew that he was in the m etro syste m because i knew that he was in the metro system at that time. i wasn't able to get in contact with him. i think i had asked him if the trains we re think i had asked him if the trains were still running, because there had been an attack at the airport andi had been an attack at the airport and ijust had been an attack at the airport and i just got had been an attack at the airport and ijust got a simple "yes" i knew he was in the system, so because he wasn't able to contact me, it was obvious that he was either stuck underground and that's why, but as the day got later, it became apparent that he had to have either been severely injured or dead. and you actually went around the hospital is trying to find him, didn't you? —— the hospita

cruiserweight titles when he takes on oleksandr usyk in manchester tonight? good evening. it's one of the busiest days in the yearfor sport. lots of football, motor racing, cricket and boxing to come in the programme, but let's start with rugby and the autumn internationals. the odds looked to be stacked against england against the all—conquering all blacks. the home side, though, came agonisingly close to causing an upset. a disallowed try in the closing minutes cost them victory. the final score was england 15—new zealand 16. here's our sports editor dan roan. new zealand represents the ultimate test in a rugby, perhaps in all of us test in a rugby, perhaps in all of us poor but it was clear to get him was in no mood to be intimidated. the haka, symbol of all black potency, defiantly drowned out. not for six years in england tasted victory against the all blacks, but within two minutes, they were added. winner chris ashton celebrating his recall to the team in perfect fashion. england were not satisfied. i'm all ending with dylan hartley crashing over. 15—0 down, the number one te

the government been doing for the last two yea rs 7 mi5 admits to errors in tracking the manchester arena bomber, who killed 22 people. the salisbury nerve agent attack. the police officer poisoned by novichok speaks publicly for the first time about his ordeal. i was still very, very sweaty. the sweating had drawn from my forehead, down my back and my neck, the whole body was just down my back and my neck, the whole body wasjust dripping down my back and my neck, the whole body was just dripping with sweat. asa as a new record is set for the amount of gas in the atmosphere causing global warming, i'll be reporting on how china could be making things worse. and the incredible comeback by robert kubica, who's returned to formula i, eight years after the crash that nearly ended his life. and at half past eleven we'll take another in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers steven swinford from the daily telegraph, and talkradio presenter, daisy mcandrew. stay with us for that. just three days before the eu brexit summit, negotiators have finally agreed a draft political declarati

admits to mistakes in the tracking of the manchester arena bomber who killed 22 people. the salisbury nerve agent attack — the police officer poisoned by novichok speaks publicly for the first time about his ordeal. i was still very sweaty. the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back, and my neck was... my whole body was just dripping with sweat. stop anxiety, depression and all that other stuff that comes in your way. talking to children about their mental health — as new figures reveal a big increase in the number of youngsters having problems. and the incredible comeback — nearly eight years after the crash that nearly killed robert kubica, he returns to formula 1 racing. and coming up on bbc news, co—captain dylan hartley is dropped from the starting line—up for england's final autumn international against australia at twickenham on saturday. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. with just days to go before eu leaders gather in brussels for sunday's crucial summit on brexit, british and eu negotiators have finally agreed a draft political declaration o

manchester city fans have been spoiled by success in recent years . that you'd like to see the world all reports of some ghetto i went to manchester to he was supporters make of this investment of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good wouldn't you wish i had more money and you were stadium their players are more fans. for most of us suffering from fines first the fact will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why it's wise to appreciate will you be careful what. keeps the fans remain in the frenzy experiences that matter. the man just one group of supporters has gone from tears to try to feast in the space of just a few. of us want to see our theme today where we guy be quiet i mean trophies in the commercialized world of sport of football success comes at a cost time in recent years no club has experienced the changes to iraq to draw easy tiger woods as much as manchester city. since he won the premiership last year we'd all do you believe the best team the league has ever seen no one could touch them it's easy to forget the until recently success names elsewhere in manche

was given his full england venue, despite leaving manchester city for dortmund last year before he had even been a first—team appearance. if you feel you are ready, then you should take a shot at it, you know? try something different. if english clu bs a re try something different. if english clubs are not giving you a chance, abroad is always an option, they are open to see your ability and hopefully if you're good enough you will get your chance. the example has been set and perhaps others will now follow, but make the ultimate winner be english football? jadon sancho has been voted the bundesliga player of the month for october. rugby union's autumn international series continues this weekend with all four home nations playing tomorrow. it's ireland's turn to take—on new zealand — can they be the side to undo the all blacks? scotland are playing south africa, england playjapan and wales, fresh from their first win over australia for a decade, are up against tonga. patrick gearey looks ahead to the action. the psychology of the haka is to be due before you begin, to make the ba

. brilliant stuff. so from a seventh tier team, to two of the biggest in the world — manchester united and manchester city face—off in the derby on sunday afternoon. city, top of the table yet again after an unbeaten start to the season. for united, its been a rockier road, but with victory againstjuventus in the champions league this week — could they be beginning to turn things around? ben croucher looks ahead. it has long ceased to be a match only for manchester. this is a derby, watched the whole world over. gt it divides this normally united city. for many this is the derby, city versus united, blue versus red, pep versus jose. you know it is manchester united, you know, maybe with liverpool, the strongest teams in all the history in england, for us to be there, now in the last years,ic, the moment they beat there, 0ld in the last years,ic, the moment they beat there, old trafford, 0k, they beat there, old trafford, 0k, the people think, 0k, we are being quite similar, that is a big honour. it isa quite similar, that is a big honour. it is a derby that hasn't always bee

manchester bombing last year, killing 22 people. the wife of a british academic, jailed for spying in the united arab emirates, says the uk is now "now standing up for one of its citizens", after a meeting with the foreign secretary. and a remarkable tale of resilience. eight years after losing part of his arm in a crash, robert kubica returns to formula one. it's five o'clock. our top story: theresa may has told the commons she will spend the next three days in crucial brexit negotiations, after officials agreed a draft political declaration on the uk's future relationship with the eu. the prime minister said the agreement was right for the whole of the uk, but mps from all sides of the house criticised it, with the labour leaderjeremy corbyn dismissing it as 26 pages of waffle. in a minute, we will have live reaction from brussels, but first a look at the key points of the deal. the document, which is not legally binding, says both the eu and the uk are open to finding alternative arrangements to avoid the so—called irish backstop, to ensure there is no hard border. it leaves o

, as manchester united get a late winner to qualify for the knockout stages of the champions league. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the government will today publish its economic analysis into the long—term effects of brexit. the analysis looks at various scenarios, including forecasts for the impact of no deal. it is thought it will show that mrs may's proposal will minimise the impact of leaving the eu on jobs, business and the economy — compared to the other options. our assistant political editor, norman smith, is at westminster. good morning to you. another big day for theresa may. the chancellor straight out of the starting blocks as we wait for the publication of the economic analysis. what do you make of what he has had to say so far? the most striking thing he has had to say is his very candid admission that all forms of brexit are worse for the economy than remaining in the eu. mr hammond i think is the first cabinet minister to actually concede that. no doubt that will be seized on by remainer is to argue that we should stay in the eu and why would we

. ♪ >> seth: our next guest is an actor you know from films, like "manchester by the sea" and "lady bird." he's currently starring on broadway in "the waverly gallery," and in the film "boy erased," opposite nicole kidman and russell crowe, which is in theaters now. let's take a look. >> we broke up because i think it's true about me. god help me. i think about men. i don't know why. >> seth: please welcome to the show lucas hedges, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: how are you, lucas? >> oh, it's good to be here. how are you? >> seth: i'm thrilled to have you here. congratulations on the film. congratulations as well on your broadway debut with the legend, elaine may. >> yes. yes. >> seth: she is a hero of mine. what is it like getting to work with her every night? >> yeah, well, it's really interesting, because anybody who's familiar with her show with mike, they did it -- "an evening with nichols and may" -- >> seth: yeah. >> --that we're in, in the '60s. so it feels kind of, like, it's beautiful getting to share the same space with her that she sh

european champions league action to look forward to on tuesday. manchester city will be through to the knockout stages with a draw or better against lyon in france. pep guardiola has every reason to be happy, with city needing just a point to secure their place in the last 16. the premier league champions have recovered from a sluggish start, after losing at home to lyon they've won three in a row. when you lose the first game at home, the group stage can become so tough. we did ourjob, winning the next three games. we were lucky that the opponents, they didn't win. draw, draw, draw, that's why we're ina good draw, draw, draw, that's why we're in a good position but it's not very close. we try to avoid arriving at the last game with needing to win to qualify, so that's why tomorrow we have a big chance to be in europe in february in the champions league. by contrast, manchester united have made their worst start to a domestic campaign in 28 years. united drew 0—0 with crystal palace on saturday and are 7th in the premier league, 1a points behind leaders manchester city. they're secon

of the anxiety and anxiousness. darren went into the lobby at manchester arena when the bomb exploded. now he has post—traumatic stress disorder, or ptsd. he says he's not had enough help. nobody can see any injuries on me. because i physically don't have them. mentally, i've got hundreds. i get people saying, come on, darren, it's 17 months ago, get over it. what's been the lowest point for you? not wanting to be here. that's very bleak. yeah. in manchester, a special screening programme was set up to identify people who needed help, but counselling treatment is offered by individual nhs trusts. there's no uk wide arrangement for the mental health response to terror attacks. david foulkes was 22 when he was killed in the 7/7 london bombings. his father graham now campaigns for terror victims. he says guidelines on making help available quickly enough are not being followed. i've been overwhelmed by stories of people from 7/7, bataclan, tunisia and london, who have been left feeling suicidal, isolated and without support and help. we don't seem to have a national plan. lear

this stage of the season. manchester city now have a two point lead over liverpool and are four ahead of chelsea at the top of the the premier league, after they won the manchester derby 3—1. they were 2—0 up after 50 minutes with goals from david silva and sergio aguero. anthony martial scored a penalty for united, but a superb passing move was finished of by ilkay gundogan for his side's third. afterwards, manchester united managerjose mourinho explained why he thought city came out on top. in a week where manchester city play their home three matches and we play three matches away. in a week where they enjoyed two 6—0, 6—1victories. relaxed, no pressure, no mental effort, everything nice and easy, and we played two matches away, difficult ones, where the second one was like a final for us. against one of the best teams in europe, a game that demanded from us everything we had to give, not just physically, but also mentally. samir nasri will undergo a medical at west ham — as he makes his return to football after an 18 month ban for doping. he was punished for using a intr

manchester united at the moment. palace have been struggling recently. mourinho needs to win that match. that is the look of it. the manchester united fa ns look of it. the manchester united fans will want to win. palace have been good and unfortunate not to get the result. manchester city have got west ham at west ham. west ham have been doing well, the mid—table. if you look at the table, there's a huge gap between those teams that had at the top doing well, some of them are unbeaten, and the teams at them are unbeaten, and the teams at the bottom which burnley is one of them. they are not doing particularly well. i think we're looking to put that bad start by finders, looking to move forward. i think the gaps increasing. it is getting a bit bigger. they are evolving, the ad a lot of possession —based team. evolving, the ad a lot of possession -based team. why do think that is? fulham are bottom of the table, be spent a lot of money this season. fulham are bottom of the table, be spent a lot of money this seasonlj spent a lot of money this season.” don't think many always solves

u.k. back in twenty seventeen the westminster attack the manchester arena london bridge finsbury park and parsons green those five attacks that ended up taking a total of thirty six people's lives. one of them. now on the manchester attack specifically the attacker soundman abedi the support talks about how he was able to visit an extremist in prison more than one time however without any follow up from the police or the m i five he was also apparently been able to return from libya without any interception from officials just days before killing twenty two people at that pop concert in man. chester and also it's been said in this report that he was actually flagged for review and known to the m i five since twenty fourteen however he was not referred to the government's anti-terrorism program this is a bit of what the report had to say on the. we concluded that there were a number of failures in the handling of some of the biggest case it's impossible to say whether any of these if any of these had not happened but the devastating attack of the twenty second of may could have been pr

evening. here's your latest sports news. manchester united and manchetser city have both booked their places in the last 16 of the champions league tonight. united did it with an injury—time winner against swiss side young boys, while for city, a point against lyon was enough to send them to the knockout stages. sports correspondent david ornstein reports. playing at these so—called theatre of dreams has become something of a nightmare for manchester united this season. nightmare for manchester united this season. against young boys, a fine chance to recapture their old habit of winning, though marcus rashford quickly showcased united's more recent trend, failing to find the net. managerjose mourinho unimpressed. young boys began to grow in belief and would have taken the lead if david de gea hadn't intervened. that save proved all the more crucial when maroune fellaini struck in stoppage time to lift the gloom and to some interesting celebrations. in lyon, manchester city fell behind toa in lyon, manchester city fell behind to a breathtaking goal by cornet. the visitors res

welcome to the programme. we begin with the premier league, and the first manchester derby of the season, where it was an emphatic win for manchester city. goals from david silva, sergio aguero and ilkay gundogan saw pep guardiola's side take a 3—1 victory over united, to put them back at the top of the table, while inflicting significant damage to jose mourinho‘s hopes of even finishing in the top four. the first half, we were not com pletely the first half, we were not completely satisfied. we played a little bit not fluidly. we have two plate, to avoid making mistakes, and the second half we played better. we regained the ball higher and we had the problems in the first half, and after that, the second goal helped us. after that, the second goal helped us. after that we were stable after the 2-1, us. after that we were stable after the 2—1, and after we came in and controlled the game, we made good, good football. elsewhere, liverpool extended their unbeaten premier league run to 12 games with a 2—0 victory over fulham at anfield. it wasn't without its controversy, thou

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style to win the manchester derby. a furious max verstappen confronts esteban ocon after the two collide at the brazilian grand prix. and federerfalls in london, as the swiss is beaten by kei nishikori at the atp finals. hello and welcome to the programme. we begin with the premier league, and the first manchester derby of the season, where it was an emphatic win for manchester city. goals from david silva, sergio aguero and ilkay gundogan saw pep guardiola's side take a 3—1 victory over united, to put them back at the top of the table, while inflicting significant damage to jose mourinho's hopes of even finishing in the top four. the first half, we were not com pletely the first half, we were not completely satisfied.

novichok. after a review looking into the manchester arena terror attack — mi5 accepts it made a mistake in not tracking the bomber. the wife of matthew hedges — jailed for spying in the united arab emirates — thanks the foreign secretary, after he assured her that his team is doing everything in their power to free mr hedges. new figures reveal a big increase in the number of youngsters experiencing mental health problems. theresa may has told the commons she will spend the next three days in "crucial" brexit negotiations, after officials agreed a draft political declaration on the uk's future relationship with the eu. the prime minister said the agreement was "right for the whole of the uk" — but mps from all sides of the house criticised it — with the labour leaderjeremy corbyn dismissing it as 26 pages of waffle. let's have a look at some of the key points within that declaration. the document — which is not legally binding — says both the eu and the uk are open to finding alternative arrangements to avoid the so called irish backstop, to ensure there is no hard b

. good evening. manchester united pulled off a remarkable turnaround to win 2—1 againstjuventus in the champions league. jose mourihno's side scored twice in the final five minutes to steal the victory. a dramatic night in turin, then, and adam wild has the details. for manchester united, turin will a lwa y5 for manchester united, turin will always hold memories of the past, now a chance to create some awful stock everywhere, it seems, reminders of what they once had. his moment, cristiano ronaldo would have to wait. juventus, well they posed a threat throughout, when the post keeping them out until the break. all the while they were getting closer, this effort hitting the bar, unaccustomed frustration for the italian champions. but then came ronaldo's time to shine against his former club, a moment of breathtaking brilliance and beauty. ona night breathtaking brilliance and beauty. on a night to stir the memories, a golf you will forget. what it may not be how this game will be remembered. five minutes remaining, perseverance and precision finally paid off, juan mata putting united le

manchester city tried to cheat financial fair play rules. der spiegel has accused the cloud and and their sponsors of manipulating contracts to get around the uefa regulations. our sports editor dan roan is at the etihad stadium. what's the latest? what's the latest on these claims? city of course are trying to prepare for the big league match tomorrow night against them, but they do so against a backdrop of another day of the damaging revelations in week e—mails by the german magazine. now these all are around financial play regulations and that is a controversial set of rules that were introduced years ago, by european football governing body, and some who support the rules believe there area who support the rules believe there are a sensible move to encourage clu bs to are a sensible move to encourage clubs to live within their means and prevent what is known as financial doping, but others disagree thinking they're a crude attempt to protect they're a crude attempt to protect the status quo, when it comes to european cloud football is important to stress that city have been fo

over the next couple of minutes. >>> in sports news, manchester united and juventus will qualify for the knockout stages of the champions league if they each when their respective matches this evening it hasn't been a great year for man u. >> no, it hasn't in the champions league it's been happier for them so far this season. they are in a good position to qualify and can do so if they beat the swiss side, the young boys of bern valencia are up against juventus if juventus win that game they'll go through with a couple of games to spare. you don't want to finish third in the group that's where big club like manchester united don't want to be playing in the europa league. they want to stay in the champions league they have had problems this season now, jose mourinho has been expressing his frustrations ahead of this match. this is what he had to say >> frustrating because what i want is a team to start strong, a team to go strong on the opponent, not to be waiting, not to be rejecttiive but to be proactive. that's what i want they see giuseppe told them to start slow and play easy

states. in sport: city looked like they enjoyed the manchester derby. the premier league leaders beat united 3—1. their third looked like a stroll in the park. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at nine. our main story is the intense pressure on the prime minister to come forward with a brexit withdrawal deal within days. this morning labour confirmed it could seek to block brexit by holding another referendum. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, said the party would push for a general election if parliament rejected a brexit deal, but if that failed, another vote would be on the table. theresa may's approach is also being criticised by both wings of her own party, with the former foreign secretary, borisjohnson, urging the cabinet to mutiny against her plans. the bbc has also been told that several members of the cabinet expressed significant doubts from the start about theresa may's chequers brexit plan. ministers described the proposal, which involves maintaining close ties with the eu, as worrying, disappointing and concerning. in a moment we will talk to adam f

: mi5 admits for the first time that it failed to track the manchester arena bomber, salman abedi. the attacker blew himself up at an ariana grande concert in 2017, killing 22 people. we found that the system for regulating and reporting purchasing of ingredients used to make explosives was hopelessly out of date in dealing with the threat posed. this facilitating the perpetrators in acquiring the materials they needed. eu and british negotiators agree on a 26—page declaration on britain's future relationship with the union. the wife of matthew hedges — jailed for spying in the united arab emirates — accuses the government of putting british interests above her husband's fate. i was under the impression that they we re i was under the impression that they were putting their interests with the uae above british citizens‘ rightfulfreedom. the board of the carmaker nissan meets to decide whether to sack its chairman, carlos ghosn — who is accused of financial misconduct. good morning. it's thursday the 22nd of november, welcome to newsroom live, i'm joanna gosling. opportunities

affected. that's all from sportsday. there is champions league action tonight, manchester city in lyon and manchester united host young boys. we will keep you up—to—date throughout the evening. goodbye. scientists at nasa say they're beginning to gather data from mars, after successfully landing a probe on the surface of the planet yesterday. the ‘insight‘ spacecraft has already begun to send its first images back. our science reporter, victoria gill, sent this report from mission control in california. touchdown confirmed! relief and joy at mission control. after plunging through the martian atmosphere at six times the speed of a bullet, nasa's insight spacecraft safely planted its feet on the surface of mars. now the science begins. it's going to be a really busy two or three months for us. i am really hoping that the energy and the feeling today is going to carry me through those next few months, because it is going to be needed. when we get our first marsquake we will get a bunch of images over the next few days. and it is incredible to be on this mission and say, "tomorrow whe

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staff the living wage, many top playing clubs, such as manchester united and manchester city, still haven't. andy verity, bbc news. now, the latest sculpture to shock the footballing world has gone on show in sharm el sheik. this is the brand—new bust of the liverpool and egypt footballer mo salah, which was on display yesterday at the world youth forum in his native country. it claims to depict the striker with his arms out wide in the goalscoring celebration he is famous for, but the figure has sparked a somewhat satirical response on social media. indeed, for many, it's less mo salah and more leo sayer! unfortunately, it has triggered memories of this infamous bust of cristiano ronaldo, which was met with worldwide ridicule and eventually replaced. no need to wrap up particularly warmly this one finite, it is mild out the, and our weather watchers have been taking pictures of the fireworks. this is how it looked for a weather watcher in staffordshire earlier. there is quite a lot of cloud up there. you can see how this cloud up there. you can see how this cloud streams up from

to do with the victory. now they will travel to thailand for vichai's funeral. manchester united in action he said he was the luckiest manager jose mourinho admitted he was the luckiest manager in the premier league as marcus rashford scored a late goal to ensure his side beat bournemouth 2—1, following a poor first half display. holly hamilton reports. manchester united find themselves in unfamiliar territory on the south coast in mid—table. bournemouth's unbeaten start home has propelled them to a unlikely slice pace. and they showed why they been so impressive in the first stages. early dominance was rewarded with this goal. united looking to avoid a fourth defeat of the season, level ten minutes before the break. alexis sanchez scoring his first since in september. everyjune in united saw them put on the pressure in the second half. ashley young on six free pics match the bar and theyjoin forces to keep the game level. mourhino couldn't believe it. marcus rashford turned 21 this week. he may have came late to the party but he definitely stole the show. holly hamilton, bbc ne

admits to errors in tracking the manchester arena bomber, who killed 22 people. the salisbury chemical attack — the police officer who was poisoned speaks about his ordeal for the first time. i was still very sweaty. the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back, and my neck was... my whole body was just dripping with sweat. as a new record is set for the amount of gas in the atmosphere causing global warming, i'll be reporting on how china could be making things worse. and we report on the incredible comeback by robert kubica, who's returned to formula 1 eight years after the crash that nearly ended his life. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news: can england's cricketers do the double as they prepare for their women's world t20 semifinal against india in antigua? good evening. just three days before the eu brexit summit, negotiators have finally agreed a draft political declaration on the uk's future relationship with the european union. the declaration, which covers trade, security and foreign affairs, is not legally binding and still needs approval by the other 27

manchester arena when the bomb exploded. now he has post—traumatic stress disorder, or ptsd. he says he's not had enough help. nobody can see any injuries on me. because i physically don't have them. mentally, i've got hundreds. i get people saying, come on, darren, it's 17 months ago, get over it. what's been the lowest point for you? not wanting to be here. that's very bleak. yeah. in manchester, a special screening programme was set up to identify people who needed help, but counselling treatment is offered by individual nhs trusts. there's no uk wide arrangement for the mental health response to terror attacks. david foulkes was 22 when he was killed in the 7/7 his father graham now campaigns for terror victims. he says guidelines on making help available quickly enough are not being followed. i've been overwhelmed by stories of people from 7/7, bataclan, tunisia and london, who have been left feeling suicidal, isolated and without support and help. we don't seem to have a national plan. we don't seem to learn anything from the previous attack. we don't seem to have a system that

clear at the top of the table. with manchester city so strong whoever losses match could find themselves looking away in the match. high—sta kes themselves looking away in the match. high—stakes meet high pressure and mistakes appeared to come from the officials. this goal ruled offside when replays showed it should have been given. arsenal suffer the same fate but this was more clear—cut. in their away kid liverpool was unfamiliar and it wasn't on likely player who scored for them. virgil van dijk has yet to score and the league oppose more threat than his more prolific colleagues. arsenal enjoyed more possession but it was liverpool who made it count through possession but it was liverpool who made it count throuthames milner. the fact he is ever lost a game he scored and posted the builders with virgilvan dijk scored and posted the builders with virgil van dijk going close again. but arsenal with a different proposition and a thrilling finite thanks to alex. manchester city will be happy with the jar even though it would take them 2a hours. jose mourinho admitted he w

because of the anxiety and anxiousness. darren went into the lobby at manchester arena when the bomb exploded. now he has post—traumatic stress disorder or ptsd. he says he's not had enough help. nobody can see any injuries on me because i physically don't have them. mentally, i've got hundreds. i get people saying, "come on, darren, it's 17 months ago, get over it." what's been the lowest point for you? not wanting to be here. that's very bleak. yeah. in manchester, a special screening programme was set up to identify people who needed help but counselling treatment is offered by individual nhs trusts. there is no uk—wide arrangement for the mental health response to terror attacks. david foulkes was 22 when he was killed in the 7/7 london bombings. his father, graham, now campaigns for terror victims. he says guidelines on making help available quickly enough aren't being followed. i've been overwhelmed with stories of people from 7/7, bataclan, tunisia and london, who had been left feeling suicidal, isolated, and without support and help. we don't seem to have a national plan.