, but can manchester city turn things around at the etihad? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. just a few minutes ago church bells rang out across france to mark the moment when notre dame cathedral caught fire. that was two days ago but already attention is turning to its restoration. the french government says there will be an international competition to find the best ideas for rebuilding the iconic building. fire fighters have denied suggestions that they were late to the scene — saying the first teams arrived within ten minutes of the first emergency calls. let'sjoin lucy williamson in paris. well after all the shock and leaf of the past two days attention is switching to what happened in that cathedral on monday night. how the fire started, and how it was put out. today, fire crews have been speaking for the first time about the operation, and we have managed together the first few details of who was work on site that day, and what they were notre dame today is a cathedral divided by the fire. marks of tragedy surrounded by tranquillity. this video, given exclus

manchester city. i'm at the etihad and city try to keep the unprecedented quadruple alive. elsewhere tonight, liverpool are in porto asjurgen klopp insists his side will fight with all they have to reach the last four. and no space forjofra archer in the world cup squad just yet — but the bajan bowler does get the call up for england's one dayers. hello and welcome to sportsday. on another epic champions league semifinals night, with three english sides still in contention, jurgen klopp‘s men are in portugal carrying a 2—0 lead from the first leg. can they turn up the heat at the estadio de dragao? while over at the etihad, the tightest tie of the lot, manchester city looking for revenge against tottenham, who have the advantage going into their second leg.. but pep guardiola wont be exiting this competition without a fight — as craig templeton reports. a vital moment, notjust in the seasons of manchester city and totte n ha m seasons of manchester city and tottenham but also the history of the two clubs. city have reached the champions league semifinal once before in 2016, w

title. city with two away games and 10th place leicester to come to the etihad, liverpool with two home games and who finish at home to wolves. with the way these sides are playing you'd expect both of those sides to take maximum points — in that case this is how the table would look on may 12. you can see liverpool in second place would finish on 97 points that would be the third most in premier league history behind city's centurions last season, and city on 98 points potentially this season. onlyjose mourinho's chelsea side has got close to a figure like that and they won the league by 12 points that season. now if we go back to this potential premer league table — you can also see that liverpool would finish second but with just one defeat — you might remember where that defeat came, it was at the etihad back in january. when city were 2—1 winners on a dramatic night. now if we get to the end of the season and that's still liverpool's only defeat, then it will potentially cost them the league title, reaching 100 points, and finishing the season as unbeatables. football

sportsday on bbc news, another dramatic night in the champions league at the etihad. the fastest five goals in the competition's history. is this the one that clinches the semi—final place for spurs? good evening. cathedral bells rung out across france at 6:55pm this evening to mark the exact moment when a huge fire broke out at notre—dame cathedral in paris on monday. today the paris fire brigade described for the first time how they saved the cathedral from collapse during a nine—hour battle with the flames. 100 firefighters were tasked with saving the works of art and treasures from inside cathedral, as the roof burned above them. lucy williamson is in paris tonight. i think with all the feelings of shock and relief that we've seen over the last few days, some of the core questions about the fire have been pushed to the back of many people's minds. like how it started, how the emergency response was handled and how the fire was ultimately put out. today, firefighters spoke for the first time about that operation and we've gathered the first few details of who was working on s

multiple media reports they have shortlisted four entities, which includes etihad airways, which is a minority shareholder in jet airways. the lenders are hoping to identify an investor by me. but there are many questions as to whetherjet airways can be revived ——by may. the other questions are about the 16,000 jet airways employees, they will meet management on thursday, they are currently without jobs. meet management on thursday, they are currently withoutjobs. they will find out what happens next. as far as loyal customers go, it is a sad day for many of them. jet airways was really a pain as far as india's aviation industry goes and it played a key role in expanding the market in the last 25 years —— pioneer. in the midst of elections. earlier they asked alice taylor if he thought the government was trying to avoid the embarrassment of its collapse. it certainly plays a part in the thinking around this. it probably kept them flying longer than they would have. it is one of those things where the airline has really scaled back. it was down to operating we understand five

another chalked off because of technology. spurs lost 11—3 to city at the etihad in their champions league quarter final second leg, but go through on away goals on a night of indelible drama from minute one to 95. it was a nice game for everybody.” looked at the clock and it had been 27 minutes. so much happened stop in the end, we got what we needed, so we are delighted. it was unbelievable. the second was a difficult one. everybody was watching. from one angle it is handball, from another it is not. we sell the rest going back and he said it was offside. we gave absolutely everything. football is like this. it is predictable and u nfortu nately we a re like this. it is predictable and unfortunately we are not... that happened, they deserve a lot of praise. a ame ever one's been talking aobut. a ame ever one's been talking about. we have been talking about it here. emotions that travelled far and wide. austin halewood is with me. austin it wasn't just the 55,000 people at the stadium who went through the emotional wringer. what a night it was, hugh, and what a game. social media

on the away goals rule — and watching at the etihad stadium was our sports correspondent katie gornall. this will go down as one of the most remarkable games in history. the momentum seem to swing from one direction to the next. city came down from the first leg. they had to score, they did that in four minutes through william stirling. the spares hit back. that left city needing to score three goals of the point. a huge task for many but not for them. they managed it. scoring to make it 4-2 they managed it. scoring to make it 4—2 on the ninth, they looked fairly co mforta ble 4—2 on the ninth, they looked fairly comfortable at the point that there was still time for more twists and turns was not the ball was bundled into the net vespers with minutes remaining which was upheld by va are. there was a suspicion of handball but at the point it was both to the semi—final. but seconds to go, stirling again what the ball into the back of the net. huge celebrations but then the video assistant referee intervened again and for that goal out for offside. city had the dream of the

stadium. but city still have hopes for the quadruple, and will go into the match at the etihad as favourites, despite having less preparation time than their opponents. —— human beings and they will be knowledge in the game and we need that knowledge, without support as he can go through so hopefully, i'm expecting and really curious how our fine jewellery —— expecting and really curious how our fine jewellery — — react expecting and really curious how our fine jewellery —— react tomorrow, i wa nt fine jewellery —— react tomorrow, i want to see they want us to get to the semifinals. they want to see the fans if they want us to get there. from the manchester city is one of the best teens in the world and of course it's a clear way to win the premier league and when the champions league. but for us, to beat them it's an amazing result, and we know very well the tie is still open and of course tomorrow is going to be very tough. well liverpool are in pole position to make it into the last four. they take a 2—0 lead to porto... for their quarter final second leg

entities, which also includes at he had our ways, which is the minority shareholder in jet —— etihad airways. lenders are hoping to identify an investor by may. there are many questions about whetherjet could airways can be revived. lots of analysts say the liabilities are huge, $1.2 billion of debt. the airline has not paid aircraft leasing companies, so more than 100 of their aircraft are grounded. and it has also not paid oil companies. so whichever investor comes in, they have to clear all those bills to restart the airline. the second big question is, in the last few weeks the civil aviation regulator gave away a lot of roots, or slots, on whichjet airways was flying, to other airlines, because there was a shortage of flights. so when the new investor comes in, will it get those roots back, because if the airline does not fly on those routes it will not make money. —— those routes back. those are to be questions about it, and there are also questions about the future of the employees. 16,000 jet airways employees are out of a job, they will be meeting with management on thur

bid from etihad, which is already invested in the airline. there is a thin railfrom keeping them going and they think that by this evening, there should be an answer. they are praying today, saying the future is at stake and are hoping that the lenders agreed to infuse funds to keep the line running. thank you so much. james halsted, managing partner at aviation strategyjoins me now. good morning. you were listening to that. put it in perspective. jet airways, talk us through where it sits on what it is in so much trouble. it is first or second in the market, depending on which way you look at it, but it is the second—largest domestic player and it is just a bit ahead of airlines internationally. it is basically a legacy carrier, a full—service carrier. it has missed out on the significant growth the indian market has seen from the introduction of low—cost carriers. we now have the largest domestic player being indigo, the number of passages they are carrying, and the indian market has grown exponentially in the last 15 years. being a legacy carrier, is the same old story,

interest, most notably —— notably from etihad. it was once india's leading private carrier but it's been forced to cancel hundreds of its flights, both in india and overseas, which has led to something of a customer backlash and a steady slide in market share. the global economy is at a "delicate moment" according to the international monetary fund. the organisation thinks growth is slowing down — and that the world economy faces many risks. this is bound to dominate the annual spring meeting between the imf and world bank. the imf boss christine lagarde has been telling darshini david about her concerns. it's a delicate moment because we we re it's a delicate moment because we were under the probable illusion that everything was fine, momentum was up, growth was in the air and i did saya was up, growth was in the air and i did say a year ago, when the sun is shining, that was growth. please fix the roof. that was structural reforms. forward one year and we have adjusted our growth forecasts. we are hoping for some improvement. do those risks expect those risks include anything fr

you for that. i am jealous. big game at the etihad tonight... manchester city will return to the top of the table if they beat cardiff, who are five points from safety. that word quadruple has reared its head again today, with city in an fa cup semifinal on saturday, and the champions league quarterfinals next week. that manager is having none of it. quadruple should be with nobody in this country. it has never happened before. legendary teams like liverpool, even in chelsea... and nobody did it, why should we? we should forget that the team willing to travel, 79 points, so the final champions league, you know everything, so it is so tough. there will be full commentary of that game between city and cardiff on 5live. just one other fixture tonight in the premier league sees chelsea take on brighton at stamford bridge — a win for chelsea could see them move into the top four if spurs slip up. you can also keep up to date with all the goals with 5 live final score on iplayer, the bbc sport app or the red button from 7. there's a full round of fixtures in the scottish premiership toni

at the etihad. theirfans their fans have been told they have to bring the atmosphere. they are going to be wanting pep guardiola to bring the titles. exactly. if you think back to list —— this time last season, they had already wrapped up the title but it has been more of a battle this season. they are still chasing that quadruple and this week could be a decisive week in their season because as you said, they play spurs twice in the space of a few days. first tomorrow in the champions league, where they have to overturn a deficit from the first leg and then in a few days, in the premier league, on saturday. pep guardiola described those games as finals. the good news for him is that his squad has almost a clean bill of health. they all trained today. both managers also gave press conferences today. we will hear from the spurs manager injust a minute but it was interesting what pep guardiola had to say about what he expects the atmosphere to be like tomorrow. manchester city fans have a difficult relationship with the champions league. pep guardiola said today he wants to see des

season's competition. let's cross live to the etihad stadium, where katie gornall is waiting for us. tottenham have the goal advantage from the first leg but it's a huge task for them. yes, a huge game for both sides. when you look at it there is probably more pressure on city, they are chasing the unprecedented quadruple and have not yet won the champions league despite all the investment and bringing in pep guardiola, a coach brought in really to deliver this trophy. spurs have not reached the champions league semifinal before, pochettino has not won that trophy in his career. but there 1— team won that trophy in his career. but there1— team up won that trophy in his career. but there 1— team up from the first leg, they kept a clean sheet so if they can score at the etihad then city would need to score three. —— mega bed they are 1—0 up from the first leg. argentina was very relaxed, —— richard pochettino was very laid back. he says they are the quarterfinal. they have not been in a quarterfinal with a realistic chance of winning it, and that was put to the manager

now, this is how critical things are. —— etihad. they only have enough fuel to last through this afternoon so it's unclear when exactly these flights will continue, the ones that had been cancelled, the ones that had been cancelled, the passengers are absolutely angry and disappointed with the airline. we even heard from the civil aviation minister not too long ago on twitter, saying he wants a review of this airline, in particular because of these passengers who have been facing exorbitant fees and not a whole lot of information on cancellations. tell us more about that, i know you've talked to some passengers and they've had a mixed response, those who are dry to get around the world and really not sure what to do. yes. it seems if you have a lot of resources, it's been u nfortu nate have a lot of resources, it's been unfortunate but you were able to get from point a to point b but look on twitter and social media, you will see some really impassioned pleas for people to get places for weddings, funerals, their visitors are about to run out so remember how devastating something

. live commentary from the etihad with updates from portugal on bbc radio 5 live from 7 o'clock tonight. there was a huge win for cardiff in the premier league last night. they beat brighton 2—0 at the amex, and that result drags brighton right into the relegation fight. they're just a couple of points ahead of cardiff, who now take real momentum into theirfinalfour matches of the season. it could be a big night for manchester united women. they play aston villa tonight, and if they win they'll be promoted to the women's super league at the first time of asking. they were only re—formed last year, but have had a hugely successful debut season under head coach casey stoney. we now are part of the club's history, we are history makers. players and staff for season one. there was no pressure from the club to go up but it looks like we are on track to do that and obviously there is no pressure from the club, it is very much, the mantra is we crawl, we walk, wejog, then very much, the mantra is we crawl, we walk, we jog, then we very much, the mantra is we crawl, we walk, wejog,

leg at the etihad. city thought they'd won it in stoppage time, but had their goal ruled out by the video assistant referree. it means spurs go through on away goals, and face ajax in the semis — ending city's hopes of the quadruple. our sports correspondent katie gornall has this report. a blue moon rising over manchester, the city ‘s fans this is a good omen. they've been told to bring the noise or this crunch match early on to hit all the right notes. 1—0 down on the firstly, city scored after four minutes. given the perfect start. the perfect strike. but city when celebrating the long as the spurs struck back. two goals in a space of three frantic minutes. but there was no let up from city, when they need a goal, one man always delivers. incredibly, there was still time for a few more twists. is this bundled in by the spurs had them through to the semis. this goal was disallowed for offside, city strea m was disallowed for offside, city stream ended in the most erratic of ways. liverpool will face barcelona in the semi—finals after cruising past porto 6—1 on aggregate.

the etihad stadium — but went through on away goals over the two legs. david 0rnstein reports. it‘s been described as one of the greatest games ever seen and this was the moment that appeared to have won it. raheem sterling for manchester city, right to the death! right at the death! or so we thought. a check by the video assistant referee decided otherwise. a marginal offside in the build—up to raheem sterling‘s effort was enough to swing the result. manchester city‘s dreams turned into a nightmare. for tottenham and their manager, well, quite the opposite. this type of victory, for the most important competition in the world, champions league, you know, only i can feel proud and really grateful about the effort of everyone. i think they are our heroes. with spurs 1—0 up from the first leg, there were five goals inside 21 mind—boggling minutes. two more followed, the var allowing this, the decisive one, to stand. before the goal that never was, a night of astonishing drama. it is cruel but it is what it is. we have to accept it. unfortunately at the end, it was a bad end

on both occasions. both of those games at the etihad, including this in the fa cup fourth round. burnley have more or less secured premier league safety for next season now, and that's thanks to an upturn of results this calendar year, so the city boss won't underestimate them. we are preparing because this is the end of the season, last games, and everybody feels the pressure to win the games. but today, they are going to rest and tomorrow they're going to rest and tomorrow they're going to prepare what you have to do to ta ke to prepare what you have to do to take the next try to control early and ta ke take the points. i think they're just that little bit tiny beena tiny been a freedom that the game is about them. but it's not from us, we wa nt about them. but it's not from us, we want to take on the game we want to wina game. want to take on the game we want to win a game. we want to prove we can at least challenge the elite and of the market. so this is the equation at the top of the table going into these games. liverpool could go back in front with a win tonight. there's

champions lwague after beating manchester city in an exhilirating match at the etihad. city needed to win by two clear goals and were 11—2 up when fernando llorente scored what proved to be the crucial away goal. var confirmed it and then helped to disallow what the home side thought was a dramatic winner. sergio aguero ruled offside before his pass to raheem sterling. the city celebrations cut short and replaced by those of spurs who reach the last four for the first time, with a helping hand from technology. i think they got the decisions correct. it's just that little bit of delay we've got to get used to. when we want to see the celebrations continue. the players can express themselves, the players get thatjoy and that is what we all watch it for, for the high and low, and something out of the ordinary. 95th minute, sterling. it was amazing. for that to be wiped away. you talk about reactions, emotions and football, that is what football and supporters go through but the players on the pitch are mentally drained, they have gone so high and so low, so quickly. it was a much more stra

their champions league conquerors at the etihad stadium. at the world snooker championships, the reigning champion mark williams, is up in the first round. in the fed cup, johanna konta lost the opening set of her match as great britain take on kazakhstan. she came back to take the second set and is now serving for the match. all the latest what is on the bbc sport website, i will be back at 5:30pm. clashes have broken out between dozens of demonstrators and police in paris on the 23rd saturday of yellow—vest protests. dozens of black—hooded demonstrators have thrown rocks at police and some set fire to motorcycles. police responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. our reporter in paris hugh schofield has been watching the scenes unfold. the pictures you're looking at, assuming they are the ones i've just been looking at, are based around the place de la republique in the eastern side of the city, a place where it one of the cortez of the yellow vests has ended up. there were two marches planned today. the other one seems to be progressing peacefully, but the one at this

in midweek, manchester city welcomed tottenham hotspur to the etihad stadium once again, as the sides met for the third time in 11 days. there were fewer fireworks but manchester city did manage to pick themselves up from european disappointment. to move to the top of the premier league, thanks to a 1—0 win, as jo currie reports. after wednesday night's european extravaganza between these two teams, the repeat premier league fixture was always going to struggle to live up to the same excitement. or was it? city needing to lick their wounds, knowing a win would take them back to the top of the table. and just like mid week, the end—to—end drama came early. spurs starting the quicker, with son heung—min testing edison, who was equal to it, before city struck the first vital blow. sergio aguero setting up an unlikely hero. 18—year—old phil foden with his first top—flight goal to settle city's nerves. a much changed spurs side struggled to carve out many opportunities in the first half, but after the break had a penalty appeal waved away for this handball. city came ag

? let's cross live to the etihad stadium where katie gornall is waiting for us. how big is tonight's game for the two managers? it isa it is a huge game for both managers but you would say the pressure is a bit more on pep 6uardiola for this one, because this is a weak really that could define city's season. tonight they need to win to keep theirdreams of tonight they need to win to keep their dreams of the quadruple alive, but beyond that pep 6uardiola knows he was brought to city to deliver the champions league and that will be very much on his mind. it was on his mind and yesterday's press co nfe re nce his mind and yesterday's press conference when he sarcastically referred to himself as a failure for having failed to deliver that so far for city, in essence a victim of his own success, and you can contrast that with the way pochettino was in his press conference yesterday, very relaxed, joking with the media, said he is enjoying his first experience ofa he is enjoying his first experience of a champions league quarterfinal. his side spurs have been in a quarterfinal before but i

ever likely to see. katie gornall was watching at the etihad. a blue moon rising over manchester. for city's fans this was a good omen. they'd been told to bring the noise for this crunch match. early on, they had all the right notes. 1—0 down from the first leg, city had to score. after just four minutes, raheem sterling gave them the perfect start the perfect strike. but city weren't celebrating for long, as spurs quickly struck back. son heung—min was the hero last week and he came to the rescue again — and again — with two goals in the space of three frantic minutes. city now had to score three. bernardo silva made it 2—2, before sterling showed his value once again. with five goals in 20 minutes, this was footballing chaos. at half—time everyone needed a break. but there was no let up from kevin de bruyne, who was pulling the strings for city. and when they need a goal one man always delivers. aguero! incredibly, there was still time for a few more twists, as this, bundled in by llorente and upheld by var, had spurs through to the semis — before sterling looked

up from the first leg. whilst liverpool take a 2—0 lead to porto. live commentary from the etihad with updates from portugal on bbc radio 5 live from 7 o'clock tonight. there was a huge win for cardiff in the premier league last night. they beat brighton 2—0 at the amex, and that result drags brighton right into the relegation fight. they're just a couple of points ahead of cardiff, who now take real momentum into theirfinalfour matches of the season. everybody knew how big it is. we knew we'd be relegated really if we lose the game today. we're not going to catch up eight points on anybody at this level, so itjust makes it interesting, really, doesn't it. we do not give up and, like i said, i thought we scored two good goals and we played some good stuff as well. we heard quite a few pundits today saying it would be ourfinal game there's some doubt over anthonyjoshua's next big fight. he's due to fightjarrell miller in new york onjune1st, but promoter eddie hearn has confirmed that miller has provided an "adverse" sample to anti—doping authorites. ade adedoyin reports from ma

manchester city out, the repeat at the etihad yesterday saw a nervy1—0 win for city. the goal came early — phil foden's first in the premier league. the three points puts them a point clear of liverpool again. both have four games left to play. liverpool play strugglers cardiff later. fight with the best liveable ever, the best liveable ever, i think one of the best teams i have ever seen in my life, so being there, what can i say? we fight until the end, we are going to put everything in there, we will put away leicester and brighton, and we will see how far we get and brighton, and we will see how farwe get —— and brighton, and we will see how far we get —— liverpool. and we will see how far we get —— liverpool. brighton couldn't register a shot on target against wolves and pushed their luck against the home side, but the goalless draw could be crucial for their survival hopes. they are now three points clear of the relegation zone. celtic play at hibs today in the scottish premiership, but even if they win, the title will have to wait at least another week. that's

, which saw tottenham knock manchester city out, the repeat at the etihad yesterday saw a nervy1—0 win for city. the goal came early, phil foden's first in the premier league. the three points puts them one point clear of liverpool again. both have four games left to play. liverpool play strugglers cardiff later. the city manager is really relishing the title fight fight with the best liverpool ever, i think one of the best teams i have seen i think one of the best teams i have seenin i think one of the best teams i have seen in my life. being there, what cani seen in my life. being there, what can i say? we fight until the end, we are going to put everything in at old trafford next wednesday, and burnley away and leicester and brighton, and we will see what we get. if we wind we will be happy but if not we will congratulate liverpool and focus on next season. brighton couldn't manage a shot on target against wolves, and pushed their luck against the home side, but the goalless draw could be crucial for their survival hopes. they are now three points clear of the relegation zone. c

place to start — in the champions league encounter at the etihad. manchester city against tottenham — with a place in the and hwta a start we've had... 3—2 the score in the quarter final second leg. the first four, were the fastest goals in the history of the competition. raheem sterling gave city the lead. sun then scored two quickfire goals — then bernardo silva equalised. all this inside 11 minutes. then sterling struck at the far post for the lead.around 15 mins or so remaining in the first half. what a game is turning out to be. but city have lost all five of their matches against english opposition in the champions league. there's live commentary of manchester city v tottenham on bbc radio five live right now — former england captain alan shearer is the match summariser this evening. you can also follow game via the live text commentary on the bbc sport website. it's a momentous day for manchester united women — they're on the verge of being promoted to the womens super league. the top division in women's football. a win over aston villa this evening will send them u

take a 2—0 lead to porto. live commentary from the etihad with updates from portugal on bbc radio 5 live from 7 o'clock tonight. there was a huge win for cardiff in the premier league last night. they beat brighton 2—0 at the amex, and that result drags brighton right into the relegation fight. they're just a couple of points ahead of cardiff, who now take real momentum into theirfinalfour matches of the season. everybody knew how big it is. we could knew we'd be relegated really if we lose the game today. we're not going to catch up eight points on anybody at this level, so itjust makes it interesting, really, doesn't it? we do not give up and, like i said, i thought we scored two good goals and we played some good stuff as well. we heard quite a few pundits today saying it would be ourfinal game in the premier league but we are alive and kicking. there's some doubt over anthonyjoshua's next big fight. he's due to fightjarrell miller in new york, onjune1st, but promoter eddie hearn has confirmed that miller, has provided an "adverse" sample to anti—doping authorites. ade adedoy

take a 1—0 lead to the etihad stadium for the second leg of their champions league quarterfinal against manchester city. son heung—min‘s late goal gave spurs a crucial advantage after city missed a penalty in the first half. harry kane though who limped off with a leg injury. liverpool beat porto 2—0 in theirfirst leg. the goals came from naby keita and roberto firmino. england women's world cup preparations are back on track after they beat spain 2—1 in a friendly last night. it's theirfinal warm up game before the squad is announced ahead of the tournament in france. and rory mcilroy‘s is eyeing a career grand slam — as his quest to win a first master title at augusta national gets under way tomorrow. already getting very excited about that. forget game of thrones, the master is coming up this weekend. you seem to be able to work on no sleep. even today, i need to not have... because 2016, there was no sleep. you will watch anyway. i do not believe you. carol also has that. it looks glorious there. good morning. it is a glorious picture. it tells the story for the

. [indiscernible] similara are forming a arrangement. shery: etihad is looking for a loan. there is one with a maturity of one or two years. back in february they slashed orders worth $21 billion at boeing and airbus, part of a structuring following losses totaling $5 billion over the past three years. chairman hasoup died at age 70 in a hospital in los angeles. he took over in 2003 and helped south korea's biggest air carrier korean airlines become the founding -- one of the founding members of the global alliance sky team. our reporter joins us from seoul , this death at a controversial time for the company when korean air shareholders voted to remove him from the board last the nationalist month. what did they say -- from the board last month. what did they say? reporter: he died peacefully at a hospital in los angeles, but they didn't elaborate on what sort of chronic disease he was reportedly suffering from, so the company made the statement and announcement brief, one or two lines that he died peacefully with no other details to follow. haidi: what was the latest we have heard? jihye: th

strategic player, which is that he had -- etihad. there are some chatter of all four of them combining to create a consortium and bid for the airline. if the couple he goes into bankruptcy, the chances of the emerging in any shadow of its original form is low. unless the government commits to protecting them. jetne: we are seeing spice shares soaring. we have seen the likes of spice jet and air india tried to pick up the flights from jet. how big of an opportunity is this for the rivals? is there enough capacity to take it up? this is a great opportunity for the rivals. they do have enough capacity to build up the slack. but they break the indian market down into three major segments. you have the domestic segment, short-haul and international long haul. spice jet, indigo, and others are capable of filling the gap in international short-haul and the domestic segment. they operate the same types of aircraft that can be used on these missions. one company has only applied to fill the gap. haslinda: two foot -- to failing airlines in a decade doesn't say much about the indian aviation sector

watching at the etihad. a blue moon rising over manchester. for city‘s fans this was a good omen. they‘d been told to bring the noise for this crunch much. early on, they had all the right notes. 1—0 down from the first leg, city had to score. after just four minutes, raheem sterling gave them the perfect start the perfect strike. but city weren‘t celebrating for long, as spurs quickly struck back. son heung—min was the hero last week and he came to the rescue again — and again — with two goals in the space of three frantic minutes. city now had to score three. bernardo silva made it 2—2, before sterling showed his value once again. with five goals in 20 minutes, this was footballing chaos. at half—time everyone needed a break. but there was no let up from kevin de bruyne, who was pulling the strings for city. and when they need a goal one man always delivers. aguero! incredibly, there was still time for a few more twists, as this, bundled in by llorente and upheld by var, had spurs through to the semis — before sterling looked likely to have snatched it at the

. they face spurs again, at the etihad in the premier league on saturday. liverpool meanwhile have one foot in the last four. they lead their quarter—final tie, with porto 2—0, ahead of tonight's second leg. bossjurgen klopp says his side are confident, and are going to portugal to win. in the words of their manager, cardiff city are alive and kicking, in the premier league after beating brighton 2—0. realistically one of these two sides, is likely to be relegated, so this was a huge win for cardiff. it takes them to within two points of brighton in that race to stay up, and gives neil warnock‘s side hope,with four games left to go. everybody knew how big it is. we could be relegated really if we lose the game today. we're not going to catch up any points at this level it makes it interesting because we do not give up and i thought it was too good goals and we played some good stuff. we had a few pundits saying it would be our final game stuff. we had a few pundits saying it would be ourfinal game in the premier league but we are alive and kicking. now england announce thei

first. they would have to go some to match last night at the etihad. arsenal head to napoli for their quarterfinal 2nd leg with a 2—0 advantage from the emirites. arsenal boss unai emery says they'll press for an away goal that would leave napoli needing to score four times and they will fancy reaching the last 4 given napoli's recent form. carlo ancelotti's side are stil 2nd in serie a but they've lost 4 of their last 10 in all competitions. and now chelsea... chelsea hold a 1—0 lead from last week's first leg at slavia prague who are are five points clear at the top of the czech republic's top flight with two games to play. chelsea are currently outside the premier league's top 4 spots and may have to win the europa league to qualify for next season's champions league. this league, this year, a lot of times i have heard people talking that it has been a bad season but if we can reach the final and win the europa league top and finish any top fourin europa league top and finish any top four in the premier league, it could bea four in the premier league, it could be a remarkable s

against manchester city. great result, 1—0, taking an advantage to the etihad stadium. but harry kane could be out for the rest of the season after picking up an ankle injury. 0n the hour mark, look at this, spurs losing their main man. kane going in on fabian delph for a tackle. he already missed a month of this season with ankle ligament damage. he is having a scan later in the afternoon. spurs had been on top up the afternoon. spurs had been on top up until that point, son getting them a goal to give them a 1—0 advantage going to at the etihad stadium next week. when the tide came out they would be the last club other than barcelona spurs would have wanted. there is less travelling but the opening of the stadium was the talk and spurs set that sort of feel and that stature in the champions league and they certainly did that with a great result. there was a point you are thinking, where does the game go? losing harry kane. he went in tight with fabian delph. he didn't like it. his england colleague. they did well after that. son got that goal. he will be amiss at the etihad in the