kick off is at 8 o'clock at old trafford. it's a rejuvenated united under 0le gunnar solskjaer, butjust how good will they have to be against the spanish champions, or perhaps, more pertinently, against lionel messi? 0ur sports editor dan roan is at old trafford. the stage is set and the world will be watching. there is no doubt that this is a truly mouthwatering blockbuster of a champions league occasion between two of europe's most decorated and illustrious teams. manchester united will of course try and draw some inspiration and confidence from that defining a remarkable victory in paris over psg in the last round when they somehow overturned that 2—0 first leg deficit to prevail on away goals and try and use that to instill some resolve going into this match tonight against a very impressive and inform barcelona side. i don't think there is i doubt that this is the biggest game ranching united have played in the champions league since they were in the final against milan and barcelona eight years ago at wembley in 2011.

coverage begins at 6:30 with mark chapman live from old trafford. commentary team of the bbc‘s football correspondent john murray and robbie savage. the five—time winner ronnie o'sullivan claimed he was — physically not 100% — as he was on the receiving end of probably the biggest upset in crucible history — beaten 10—8 by amateur, james cahill in the first round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. as ben croucher reports, it was an unexpected performance from ‘the rocket‘ in more ways than one... they are calling it the greatest shot in snooker. james cahill walked into the crucible a qualifier, and debutante, and amateur. he left it today with the piece of history. you know, it's nice to just win, its nice to qualify, it's nice to beat ronnie, every thing is just perfect today. if cahill achieved perfection, this was a very imperfect ronnie o'sullivan, one we have not come to recognise, even without the drastic overnight haircut. miss, followed miss, followed miss as sullivan was struggling simply to stay awake, cahill

for the third season running manchester city when the old trafford premier league manchester derby and this when feels hugely significant. it has taken them back above liverpool to the top of the premier league. they both have three games to play. manchester city's destiny remains under their control. if they win all three, they retain their premier league crown. what has burnley, leicester god? their premier league crown. what has burnley, leicester god 7 a their premier league crown. what has burnley, leicester god? a little bit of magic from bernardo silva for the first goal. it needed magic to break the deadlock tonight and then leroy sane rammed home the second, straight over david de gea and into the net. city back on top, liverpool, it is over to you. elsewhere wolves scored three goals in the first half at molineux that saw them to a 3—1 win over arsenal taking them up to 7th place and boosts their hopes of playing in europe for the first time in 39 years. in spain, atletico madrid have kept the title race alive — at least until saturday — after beating valencia 3—2. in

andy swiss, bbc news, old trafford. well as andy makes clear it's tough hurdle for city to get over despite united's form. our sports editor dan roan is outside old trafford. we're going to talk about if things go the way these two sides don't wa nt go the way these two sides don't want this evening. they have long—term plans, pep guardiola was put into guaranteed european success but if he doesn't win the premier league weather will be questions. but if he doesn't win the premier league weather will be questionsm course their wealth. it is important to bear in mind while this could be a defining moment in one of the closest title races in the premier league for years, it won't be the end of the story. if city lose or draw here tonight, it will have livable having a crucial advantage but liverpool still have to beat the likes of huddersfield, newcastle and wolves who are the last three games. you may say it is a slightly easier run-in you may say it is a slightly easier run—in then city, and would give them a huge a

for the third season running manchester city when the old trafford premier league manchester derby and this when feels hugely

united took the lead at old trafford throuthuan mata in the 11th minute, as he struck against his former club. but then, two minutes before the interval, de gea spilled antonio rudiger‘s speculative effort, allowing marcos alonso to level the score. so manchester city are back above liverpool. just a point separates them, with two games left. there has been no change in the places from third to sixth after the weekend's games. arsenal remain fifth, despite losing 3—0 at leicester, their third straight league defeat. chelsea women have failed to reach their first champions league final, after they were beaten 3—2 on aggregate by the holders, lyon. trailing 2—1 from the first leg in france, chelsea fell behind when maren mjelde deflected a lyon shot into her own net. chelsea responded whenji so—yun curled home a delightful messi—esque free—kick. needing just a goal to take it to extra—time, karen carney almost found it. but a second proved beyond them. lyon will play

let's cross live to old trafford and join the bbc‘s sports editor dan roan. united were under pressure from recent poor performances — and city were able to exploit their frailties tonight. absolutely, in truth it's not a real surprise, six defeats and eight for united coming into the match, they went ten week games in a row they we re went ten week games in a row they were the hot favourite many felt that united had a point to prove and desperately needed a win, not only to restore pride but for their prospects and getting into the top floor and qualifying for the champions league next season, but it was not to be. the first half was relatively evenly balanced, united posed a threat especially through marcus, who went close a few times but towards the end of that first off, the quality began to show. the first chance at a real chance they enjoyed was raheem who carved out a good opportunity for himself, but added denied that as you see, so i think he has been something of a hero between them and at that point they look like they may be happening again but

i will be live here at old trafford ahead of tonight's manchester derby, which could just prove to be the decisive fixture in the most compelling and exciting title races for years. and in sportsday on bbc news: after the past decade in london, the atp world tour finals will move to turin from 2021. the organisers say it would take the event to new heights. how many times have you left your baby in front of the telly or with a tablet, just so you could get a few chores done? well, the new advice from the world health organisation is that babies and toddlers should not be left alone in front of a screen. what it calls sedentary screen time should not happen before a child is two and then it should be no more than an hour a day till your child is four. dominic hughes reports on the thinking behind the new advice. a mid—morning play date. in the background, the tv is on, but with the excitement of toys and friends — it goes unnoticed. i find that for him, at this age, he's just not really that interested. but screens, especially phones and tablets, are now a big part of everyday life

all the day sports news, including from the crucible, and old trafford, too. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 1115. public finance to bring you, public sector borrowing fell by £17.2 billion for the financial year, to the end of march, thatis financial year, to the end of march, that is from the office for national statistics, lowest full year borrowing for 17 years but was 1.9 billion pounds higher than the forecast from the office for budget responsibility. the right direction of travel but falling not quite as much or as the government had hoped. in other news, we heard earlier that theresa may will be attending the funeral of the murdered journalist lyra mckee this lunchtime in belfast, labour has announced jeremy corbyn, labour leader, will also be attending the funeral, at saint annes cathedral in the city. two charities are warning that punishing cuts to council budgets are leaving increasing numbers of people at risk on the streets. research by st mungo's and homeless link, suggests nine years of government cuts have lef

these are pictures from old trafford where they are training right now. luis suarez is having a good season. they are 11 points clear in la liga after beating nearest rivals atletico over the weekend. what kind of plan can you have to stop one of the best players in the world 7 as chris stop one of the best players in the world? as chris says we are looking forward to and relish the opportunity but this season we have played againstjuventus with ronaldo, psg with killian mbappe, we have had chelsea and hazard, neymar didn't play against us. i think the better an opponent... suarez as well, suarez, philip continuo and messi will keep our defenders on their toes. so let's see how we manage tomorrow. let's see indeed. the england lionesses are playing another pre—world cup friendly tonight. their road to france series didn't start too well last friday night in manchester, they lost to canada. can they fare any better tonight against spain7 they are playing at swindon's county ground and jo currie is there for us. tonight's match looks to be a final throw o

with so much firepower on both sides expect a desolate display under the floodlights of old trafford. the german basketball great no whisky has announced his retirement the force year old has been one of the n.b.a.'s most successful european import some was adored by fans in dallas and which he led the mavericks to the only n.b.a. title in two thousand and eleven and was crowned the league's most valuable player in two thousand and seven he bid an emotional farewell off to twenty one years in dallas was as you guys might expect this is my last home game of a blow of a bit so i want to thank my family lot of people flew in from all over the world and lots of folks from germany mike that's where my sister lives it's been amazing i've thank you guys so much for coming i was now the german has come a long way since he first arrived in the united states more than two decades ago let's take a look back now with skis stella korea. forty one. down to earth superstar. drayton success may have been an n.b.a. title eight years back but he kept another milestone just weeks ago shooting his way up

our sports editor dan roan was at old trafford and has this report. with the finale to a feeling season, this was a derby with a twist. for many manchester united fans it felt like a no—win situation. winning and giving liverpool the advantage. lose and instead there noisy neighbour will be on course for another try. united desperately needed to restore some pride. marcus rashford causing problems. david geyer denying. ——de gea. then the lead manchester city wanted. a golden chance blown to equalise before the substitute found himself in acres of space to extend the lead. the significance of the moment not lost on the manager and de gea all too aware he should have done better. city back on top with what could prove a decisive win. a dream of retaining the title within touching distance. in the first half we lost some balls in the middle. the best chances we did in the first half. but then in the second half we made an incredible one. this is how the top of the table looks with three games to go — city with it all in their own hands now are on

dan roan, bbc news, old trafford. in the night's other quarterfinal, cristiano ronaldo scored his 125th champions league goal against ajax. the dutch side equalised to set up a fascinating decider in turin next week. the new durham captain cameron bancroft says he thought about quitting cricket during his ban for ball—tampering. the australian returned from a nine—month suspension in december and will lead his new county out for the first time today against sussex. he also says he would love to play for his country again. another australian rugby player israel falou is in trouble again over a social medial post which said that "hell awaits" gay people. he's a devout christian and made similar comments last year but wasn't punished. rugby australia said his posts are "unacceptable". the first major championship of the golfing season — the masters — starts later today. rory mcilroy is the bookies' favourite to win the one major title he's missing from his collection. andy swiss reports from augusta. ready for an

with so much firepower on both sides expect a desolate display under the floodlights of old trafford. the german basketball great to ski has announced his retirement the forty year old has been one of the n.b.a.'s most successful european imports and he was adored by fans in dallas the wicki led the mavericks so the only n.b.a. title in two thousand and eleven and was crowned the league's most valuable player in two thousand and seventy thank you bed an emotional farewell after twenty one years in dallas as you guys might expect this is my last home game. i was you know i'm. so i want to bring my family lot of people flew in from all over the world. from germany but that's where my sister it's been amazing have they grow so much in common i was just a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today an international scientific team has unveiled the first ever image of a black hole advancing the understanding of one of the most mysterious objects in the universe is considered a milestone in astrophysics. that's the news for now coming up next on news asia correspondent jea

and they'd still have to face manchester united aat old trafford for their final game of the season. no pressure then on either side! well, let's hear what the managers themselves had to say. you have got to be optimistic. we have had that many kicks in the teeth in the last four, wiki bouncing back really. i think we have just got to look at the goals, and look at what he has done, tiger woods, amazing nobody gave him a chance either. i think it is great. —— look at the golf. chance either. i think it is great. -- look at the golf. i don't think any of us can excite the cardiff team to come here and lie down. if we felt it would be a comfortable game, then we will be wrong on that one. the fa has provided the written reasons for clearing crystal palace goalkeeper wayne hennessey of giving a nazi salute earlier this month. they say the panel that heard his case believed hennessey‘s claim that he did not know what a nazi salute was and have advised him to brush up on his history. this part of the statement released today. when cross—examined about this, mr hennessey displayed

i've never been to old trafford for a draw or a defeat in my life. loose against city. i would rather lose the game against city. lose against city. any proper man united fan would rather lose against city if liverpool didn't get the title. i'd rather do europa league foot ball title. i'd rather do europa league football then liverpool win. absolutely. not sure about that! yeah, go on, definitely. we've been without a premier league trophy, five more seasons is all right if liverpool don't win the league, definitely. that's all from sportsday. a reminder you can listen to all the build up and full commentary — when it kicks off at eight — of the manchester derby on bbc radio 5live, the bbc sport website and we'll have more throughout the evening. more now on the funeral of murdered journalist lyra mckee which has taken place in belfast. lyra mckee was shot dead by a paramilitary group invites in derry last thursday after she observe clashes between the police and new ira dissidents. jeremy corbyn attended and theresa may, along with politicians across ireland. lyra

i have never gone to old trafford for a draw or i have never gone to old trafford fora draw ora i have never gone to old trafford for a draw or a defeat in my life! lose against city. i would rather lose against city. lose against city. any proper man united fan would rather lose against city if liverpool did not get the title. i would rather get europa league foot ball would rather get europa league football than have liverpool win. there you go, you are a pop at united fan if you would rather see them lose two city later! —— proper fan. manchester united v manchester city is an 8 o'clock kick off. there's full commentary on 5 live sport. coverage begins at 6.30pm with mark chapman live from old trafford. i would like to know whatjose mourinho thinks but that is by thereby! talking tennis, a big tournament moving out of london. the atp world tour finals are on the move from london to turin. the tournament's been held in the uk for ten years but will move to italy for four years from 2021. our tennis correspondent russell fuller says the atp want it to remain their showpiece event

manchester united rode their luck at old trafford against west ham but came away with a 2—1win. afterjuan mata was fouled just inside the penalty area, paul pogba opened the scoring from the resulting spot kick. the hammers really deserved something out of the match and equalised early in the second half through felipe anderson. it should have got better for the hammers, michael antonio hit the bar, then had a header brilliantly saved by david de gea clawing out mikail antonio's header. but when anthony martial was clean through and then cleaned out by ryan fredericks, pogba had the chance to win it from the spot. one other match to tell you about, fulham may already be down, but they celebrtaed theirfirst premier league win since january, 2—0 against everton. let's have a look at the top of the table. still a lot can change. spurs up to third. mancehster city at palace tomorrow. they can go top with the win before liverpool host chelsea. arsenal go to watford on monday night brighton do have a game in hand. bournemouth is all but safe and southhampton with a much needed when

nights like this have become all too rare at old trafford. plenty of change here since these european heavyweights contested the final eight years ago. belief may have been restored recently. now the revival would face the ultimate test. few teams have contained the genius of leo messi. and, sure enough, his deft pass to luis suarez unlocked the united defence. initially ruled offside, var eventually ensuring barcelona's opener stood — albeit through luke shaw's own goal. the visitors were showing why they've dominated la liga again. david de gea's stretched leg keeping his team in it. diego dalot then wasting a rare united chance. despite enjoying plenty of possession after the restart, in truth, united were fortunate not to fall further behind — suarez squandering a golden opportunity. and, try as they might, the hosts — without a shot on target — rarely looked like finding the equaliser they craved, even against their below—par opponents. barcelona with a crucial away goal, united still in it, but with it all to do next week in t

thanks to our sports editor who is outside old trafford there. man utd v manchester city is an 8pm kick off. there's full commentary on 5 live sport. coverage begins at 6.30 with mark chapman live from old trafford. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will be back at 6:30 p:m.. see you then. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has told the scottish parliament that an independence referendum should take place by 2021, if the country is taken out of the european union. she said the brexit process had shown that westminster did not serve scotland's interests and the devolution settlement was utterly inadequate. the scottish government hopes to have the necessary legislation in place by the end of this year. our scotland correspondent, james shaw is in holyrood. talk us through the significance of what nicola sturgeon has been staying today. to my mind, bend, this is the strongest statement nicola sturgeon has made on a second scottish referendum. time. in 2016, just after the europ

themselves up, they now don't play again until that huge champions league match against barcelona at old trafford next week, and solskjaer is going to have to prove his motivation credentials to pick his side back up after this one. thank you. let's have a quick look at some of the other day's sports headlines. bolton's next two home games could be played behind closed doors on safety grounds. the championship side, who are in the relagtion zone, say that they they are unable to address the obligations of its safety certificate until after a high court hearing tomorrow. jos buttler made 59, as the rajasthan royals won their first match of the ipl season with a seven wicket victory over the royal challengers bangalore. they chased down their target of 159 with one ball to spare injaipur. rcb remain bottom of the table having lost all four of their matches so far. danny cipriani has signed a new contract with gloucester. the fly half is believed to have agreed a three—year deal at the club, which could see the england international end his career at kingsholm. he joined gloucester from t

trafford that's more than any team in the premier league since 92. that's the crucial daycare for us this evening, primarily table which manchester city now lead by a single point at the top stop it's really interesting the top stop it's really interesting the top stop it's really interesting the top four scenario, they staying six. yes, manchester united stay sixth, and arsenal stay fifth — their missed out on moving into the top four tonight — they were outclassed by wolves at molineaux, beaten 3—1 a win would have seen them move ahead of chelsea . but three first half goals from the hosts put paid to their hopes. rueben neves, matt doherty and diogojota all finding the net — sokratis did pull one back for the gunners. wolves move up to 7th on the table. it's been another day of surprises at the world snooker championship in sheffield as world number six mark allen was knocked out in the first round. and another of the top players — judd trump — was lucky to scrape through to round two. our team at the crucible theatre are former world

at old trafford or sports editor dan rowen was there, and dan you know we've given ourselves with a lot of work to do. i think it's fair to say the odds are firmly stacked against manchester united now. progress into the semi finals, barcelona had that's crucial away goal, they weren't best, the spanish league leaders, but they didn't really need to be, because in truth, you did feel there was something between the two sides, united were very energetic, they tried very hard, but they couldn't get that equaliser they crave, the opening goal, they knew the danger didn't they five times on player fear, that fantastic pass across goal to his team—mate luis torres, who deflected off of luke sure for a goal, it was ruled offside, but in the end they work correctly ruled that it stood. so that gave barcelona the early lead that united had been desperate to avoid. as i said, they did, very industrious united, and certain players have been drafted into midfield, lake fred for example. he did very well i think, but the better chance certainly belongs to their illustrious opponents from barcelon

trafford ground. opera singers were among the early festivities which then saw the stadium burst to life with a choreographed firework display which even saw the cockerill play its part on a good night for the north london cloud. that is because on the fair, second—half goals, the first ever at the ground and another from christian took the spurs to victory. the first one for the north londoners in the premier league since the 10th of february. making for a happy manager. difficult to describe. how we felt from the beginning. before we started the game. it was very emotional. it was difficult to describe. i think, very emotional. it was difficult to describe. ithink, at very emotional. it was difficult to describe. i think, at the end we we re describe. i think, at the end we were so describe. i think, at the end we were so happy because the three points were so important for us. the performance was good but i think it isa performance was good but i think it is a massive thing for all of the familie

on saturday they play second—placed atletico at camp nou, before heading to old trafford, and the first leg of their champions league quarter—final against manchester united four days later. the hosts came from behind, and their winner came from an own—goal from chris smalling late on. earlier, diogo jota had equalised for the home side, after united had gone ahead through scott mctominay. but ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side now sit fifth in the table, having played a game more than the teams around them. the first 20 minutes, we should have... could have been 3—0 up, and iam not have... could have been 3—0 up, and i am not exaggerating, either. their keeper made some fantastic saves. we created big chances, big moments in the game, but we just didn't pounce on them. so that is football for you sometimes. today is a 100% improvement from last time we came here, but still the same result. fulham join huddersfield in being relegated as the londoners were beaten 4—1 at watford. three second—half goals saw scott parker's side beaten for the ninth match in succession, meaning they

trafford is as daunting as it used to be. this cloud in the last decade grew a lot. and that's why it's not scary to go there and play before it was difficult to because of the distance especially for the players like they had in the last ten seasons, and makes it more equal than before where it may have been a bigger gap. massive game to look forward to tomorrow with united wanting a top 4 spot, plenty to play for at the tottenham hotspur stadium later at both ends of the table. it does but looking at the top, no one wants to be sealing a place there. chelsea dropped points last night, while arsenal, manchester united and tottenham lost at the weekend. well tonight's another chance for spurs to cement their place in third, they would go three points clear of chelsea with a win over struggling brighton. the seagulls are just three points above the bottom three, they've only taken one point from the last five notches they are very close to the relegation zone at the bottom. in these five matches they have not scored a goal, wo

city rampant at old trafford. this second—half goal enough to take them one point clear at the top. we increase the level for the premier league last season. and liverpool chasing us in that situation in the same times, we have to control them, because what they have done is incredible but it is in oui’ have done is incredible but it is in our hands. the derby was an 11th straight league win for manchester city putting them firmly in the driving seat. liverpool already have more points than ever in the premier league with three games to go for eachit league with three games to go for each it is a straight shoot out for the title. if we do it, we do it, if we do not there are no regrets as long as we give always our best and i have seen that all season from the boys, but still however the season endsis boys, but still however the season ends is only the first step in that area. de liverpool running begins tomorrow night at home to huddersfield with newcastle and wolves to come, whilst for city it isa wolves to come, whilst for city it is a trip to burnley on sunday with leicester a

trafford after his side slumped to a 6th defeat in 8 games at the weekend. united lost 4—0 at everton on sunday and are now three points off top four in the premier league with four games to go. united play neighbours city on wednesday night. i am confident in my team and myself and that i will be ready to take this challenge on. i know it's a big challenge, and that is why i came in when i came in as well. i come in here, i'm going to say i will enjoy this, every single second. i don't like losing, but it is a great challenge and a challenge that all managers at this club have had. when you go through bad results, you still have to be confident enough to say, this is the way we are going to do it, and we are planning ahead. west ham's request for the kick—off time of their home match against southampton to be brought forward to 12:30pm on saturday the 11th of may has been rejected. the club wanted it changed so fans could watch west ham's ladies' team against manchester city in the women's fa cup final on the same day. the southampton game kicks off at

the stand out quarterfinal, as manchester united host barcelona at old trafford. good evening, we're live in brussels, where theresa may is meeting herfellow eu leaders, at today's emergency summit. they will decide whether to offer the uk another delay, to the brexit process. mrs may wants to postpone the date the uk leaves the eu beyond this friday, until 30th june. but the eu is expected to offer a longer delay, after the european council president, donald tusk, urged the other 27 leaders, to back a flexible extension, possibly of up to a year, with certain conditions. mr tusk said that "neither side should be allowed to feel humiliated". any delay here is likely to provoke angerfrom many conservative mps at home. our first report is by our political editor laura kuenssberg. the urgency of dna. the prime minister wants to leave the eu as soon as possible. but doesn't have the support at home for speedy departure —— the urgency of the delay. so she is here again with only hours to persuade the others let us stay for now. are you embarrassed to be asking for

trafford on wednesday if city win their three remaining games they will be champions for a second season in a row. liverpool of course. is not going to try to match points if he dropped points in had the chance to endeavoring to indicate that you know what games. but here's one dollars eleven a thing. so it is incredible that his players have done so far better still your job to do. the title champagne remains on ice for barcelona in spain at nearest challenges that led to go madrid three two on wednesday to move nine points behind basso with games to play and had to go balls diego simeone it is proud that his team is still fighting despite their slim hopes that had little of people to do more important for the team this was an important match it is to say whether he will lose or draw if you're not going to finish first and finish second if you can't finish second then you have to finish you have to want to play and we have to get to where we can. formula one's american owners will have to go back to the drawing board to find a second race occasion in the states as also plans for a grand

united's1—0 defeat at old trafford last week means they must come to this imposing place and win. something no team has done in the champions league in nearly six years. plus, barcelona rested most of their stars at the weekend. so, the likes of lionel messi, perhaps the world's best, will be fresh. at least united can draw on recent memory. they beat paris saint—germain 3—1 away from home in the last round. we've seen ourselves against psg that we can get back from being 2—0 down against a fantastic team. of course, historically, barcelona is the best, say the last ten years, so we know it's going to be a massive effort. but the players have shown it before. in this cavernous place, they must do it again. united will need another famous night as they face one of football's greatest tests. barnsley have made a complaint to the english football league and fa following an alleged incident involving their manager, daniel stendel, and fleetwood boss joey barton. barnsley are assisting south yorkshire police with enquiries. it was alleged by barnsley player cauley woodrow on twit

they are back to the top of the table after a dominant 2—0 win over manchester united at old trafford. both manchester city and liverpool have three games left, so plenty of drama to come. manchester united losing saw arsenal have the chance to claim a top four spot, but they we re to claim a top four spot, but they were outclassed by wolves, beaten 3-1, the were outclassed by wolves, beaten 3—1, the first time wolves have beaten arsenal in any competition since 1979. and andy murray is cautiously optimistic about returning to action at some point this summer according to his mother, judy. last month he said he was pain—free after hip surgery and still rated his chances of playing wimbledon this year as less than 50%. more and all of those stories at 940. see you then. a merger between sainsbury‘s and asda has been blocked by the competition watchdog, which has said it would have led to higher prices for customers. the two supermarkets had offered to sell up to 150 of their stores to facilitate the deal, but the competition and markets authority said it wanted to protect the mil

trafford in the last. social team completed a remarkable comeback against police and the united coach is not fazed by the spanish giants let's take a look. well sorry about that we have to bring you up to date on sports news later on we're going to move on to cambodia at this point which has long been part of the south east asian experience for international backpackers but the country is now firmly on the map for mainstream tourists as well that's led to a building boom to cash in on the trend but it's having unpleasant side effects on . beaches. a city that wants to be the next global tourist hot spot. it's known for its pristine beaches and clear blue water but one thing might spoil it all. pumped on to the directly into the ocean. environmental activist who had the water tested and the results were alarming. the clinic discovered many dangers diseases in the sample. there are parasites and lots of other bacteria in the water. the water is dangerously polluted and a health risk by this. new casinos and

trafford. kick—off is at a:30pm. and manchester city in the race for the title, which looks set to go down to the wire, hoping to return to the top with a win over burnley. the edinburgh derby is under way in the scottish premiership. it remains goalless in that one at the moment. and we could see celtic crowned champions later — that will happen if their old firm rivals rangers fail to beat aberdeen at ibrox. chelsea women will aim to become the first british club to reach a european final for 12 years later when they look to overturn a 2—1 semi—final first leg deficit against lyon later. kick off is in less than an hour at kingsmeadow. jo currie is there. it would be a huge achievement if they got there, considering the strength of the opposition they are facing. what are their chances? absolutely. it would be massive for the club and for women's football in britain. as you alluded to, this is a tougher test, as tougher test as chelsea could be facing. warming up over my shoulder. up

trafford. between those two matches manchester city will attempt to move back on top with victory over burnley later — they'd be a point clear with two games to play. pep guardiola has been quick to pay credit to the improvement their title rivals liverpool have made. the difference between this season and the previous season is one reason. it's liverpool. we did the same as last season, the same. the only difference, liverpool is much, much better. the other clubs are the same level as last season. the reason why this is different is because of liverpool. they improve a lot. they bought incredible players, and they are incredibly consistent, like us last season and this season. the edinburgh derby is just getting underway in the scottish premiership. it remains goalless in that one. and we could see celtic crowned champions later — that will happen if their old firm rivals rangers fail to beat aberdeen at ibrox. mercedes capitalised on more mistakes from ferrari to lock out the front row f

they have quite the rebuilding job to do at old trafford this summer. ronaldo is out, ajax beatjuve 2—1 in turin tonight, so manchester united obviously out, we will find out who barcelona will face in the semis, it could well be liverpool. natalie, thank you. back now to our main story, the fire at notre—dame cathedral. it emerged todayjust how close paris was to losing one of its most famous landmarks. the government said it was saved within a crucial 30 minutes. more than 400 firefighters worked through the night and risked their lives to ensure it didn't fall. tonight, president macron has vowed to rebuild it within five years, saying it would be even more beautiful. we'll leave you tonight with some of the extraordinary images from the last 2a hours. good night. bell tolls organ plays soloist sings sirens blare it's devastating, it's overwhelming. oh, la la, la la! ..notre—dame, un tel catastrophe... all paris is crying now, notjust me. as a christian, i want to be full of hope, because we built this fantastic cathedral, and we'll have to reb

trafford so it's chelsea in the fourth champions league spot for the now. partner drone strike in neymar was involved in a clash with a fan after his team were unexpectedly beaten by a run in the french cup final the incident occurring as the p.s.g. players went up to collect their runners up medals in about few days for the world's most expensive player he's also been banned for three champions league matches next season after criticizing a match vishal. stephanie for past become the first woman to referee a top flight french league game the thirty five year old taking charge of this match between amina and strasburg coming out for yellow cards in this no no draw for a power also officiates at this year's women's world cup that is being hosted by france . doesn't it same followed up his last four wherever rafa nadal with victory in the final of the barcelona open the austrian beating rushes down medvedev in straight sets losing just fall games in the process the world number five now heads to the madrid open where he's been the runner up for the last so yo

the only goal of wednesday's first leg at old trafford was an own goal, when a header from luis suarez went in off luke shaw's shoulder. it means barca will take a slender lead, into next tuesday's return leg in spain. translation: we always knew that it was going to be very difficult. 1—0 is not going to decide anything. just look at manchester united in what they did in paris in the last round. you only need to see that you know how difficult it still is. i think we need to be on top form for the return leg. everything is still to be decided. of course the p56 performance away gives us hope and believe that we can do it. but we know that we are playing against probably the favourites in the tournament and going to nou camp will be a challenge. and it will be a greater achievement, winning that one, because the history of barcelona as well, they are not used to losing at home. but we can do it. and cristiano ronaldo was back with a bang forjuventus in theirfirst leg quarter—final against ajax. the portuguese forward opened the scoring just before half time. but ajax equalised with

trafford the spanish m.p.'s are looking to win europe's prime your club competition for a sixth time the cattle em's are in line to complete a trophy trouble this season but they come up against a manchester united side research and under new boss only got her soul sure dumped p.s.g. out in the last round dummy but i think there is something in the little divorce manchester united go into this match with their spirit sky high they want to show their worth and they want to go through all of us to be we have to be careful of the pieces of the counterattacks all of their players enthusiasm and the support of their fans. and we project and god says giving help to palestinian and want to carry on playing football over the last year one hundred thirty six people have lost limbs after being wounded in broward border violence bombing jammed in reports . in a place where hope always seems in short supply these football players are showcasing nothing but determination a life of clinic and everywhere i go i like to prove

trafford so it's chelsea in the fourth champions league spot for the now. price a new man struck a name always involved in a clash with a fan after his team were unexpectedly beaten by a run in the french cup final the incident occurred as the players went up to collect their runners up medals in a bad few days for the world's most expensive player also been banned for three champions league matches next season after criticizing a match official. stephanie for power has become the first woman to referee a top flight french league game the thirty five year old taking charge of this match between amira and strauss burke and being out for yellow cards in this no mail drop from will also officiates it service years women's world i in the n.b.a. playoffs the boston celtics got a convincing win over the milwaukee bucks in game one of the second round series the parks were the best team in the regular season but could do little to stop boston's car you having got twenty six points on the walkies home court being relentless is boston one one twelve has nine see the

trafford so it shall see in the fourth champions league spot for now. price a new man struck in neymar was involved in a clash with a fan after his team were unexpectedly beaten by a run in the french cup final the incident occurred as the pies went up to collect their runners up medals it's been a bad few days for the world's most expensive player also been banned for three champions league matches next season after criticizing a match official. stephanie for power has become the first woman to referee a top flight french league game the thirty five year old taking charge of this match between amira and strasburg and being out for yellow cards in the no mail drop for also officiates service years women's world i in the n.b.a. playoffs the boston celtics got a convincing win over the milwaukee bucks in game one of the second round series the parks were the best team in the regular season but could do little to stop boston's carrier having got twenty six points on the walkies home court relentlessness boston one one twelve has ninety the bucs have the ch

trafford. former chelsea player juan mata gave united an early lead, but with just two minutes to go until half—time, united keeper david de gea had another moment to forget. he spilled a shot from antonio rudiger, allowing marcos alonso to pounce and score the equaliser. jamie vardy scored twice as leicester beat arsenal 3—0, striking another blow to their hopes of qualifying for the champions league. arsenal have now lost three league games in a row. youri tielemans scored for leicester just before the hour mark, before vardy struck late on with a header. and then had a tap—in from close range. arsenal went down to ten men when ainsley maitland—niles was sent off in the first half. sir mo farah could only manage fifth in the london marathon — unable to keep the pace set by world—record holder eliud kipchoge. the kenyan reeled off the second—fastest marathon time in history to win it for a record fourth time. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson was there. when the cameras swooped to find

trafford. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, eve pollard and christina paterson. do stay with us for that. the murder of the journalist lyra mckee should be a decisive turning point in the history of northern ireland. that was the forthright message delivered at her funeral in belfast today. a message heard by a congregation which included theresa may, jeremy corbyn, the taioseach, leo varadkar, and leading politicians in northern ireland. lyra mckee was shot dead by the so—called new ira in londonderry last week. in a powerful address at the funeral service, father martin magill rebuked leaders for the political stalemate in northern ireland, and urged them to renew their commitment to powersharing. our correspondent emma vardy has this report. a modern victim of political violence that many hoped had been consigned to the past. thousands lined the streets of belfast for lyra mckee, her death uniting protestants and catholics and political ri

our sports editor dan roan is at old trafford for the first light. is this all about stopping lionel messi, one of the greatest players we have ever seen? it may well be because manchester united will be all too aware that in the past when these two heavyweight teams have clashed in major european fixtures, he has been the difference. back in 2009 of course when united played barcelona lionel messi was instrumental in that two nil victory. two yea rs instrumental in that two nil victory. two years later when the sides met in wembley in 2011 he was one of the match they are. year after year he produces standout seasons and this one is no exception. those who have been observing the argentinian in la liga are saying it could be the greatest season of his career to date. he has scored so many goals this season and be involved with so many assists that united will simply have to be on their guard. as well as him there isa on their guard. as well as him there is a luis suarez and continue as well, sergio biscuits, a heavyweight clash, rats mouthwatering f

manchester united and chelsea will hope to capitalise on that when they face each other at old trafford at 4:30. live commentary of that game on radio 5 live. chelsea were knocked out of the women's champions league after a terrific semifinal second leg against holders lyon. jo curries is there. the blues came close, but it wasn't to be, lyon just too strong. absolutely, this was always going to bea absolutely, this was always going to be a huge task for chelsea today, 2-1 be a huge task for chelsea today, 2—1 down from the first leg, up against the heavyweights of europe, in the end the defending champions we re in the end the defending champions were too strong for the battling side. they really did give it everything, lyon went ahead fairly early on, finding space in the box, and she found the back of the net with the ball bubbling under the goalkeeper‘s body. then chelsea had a breakthrough, a little bit of magic from the player known as the magician, a superb free kick catching the keeper rooted to the spot, perhaps there was a way back. chelsea had them on the run in the secon

they have lost six of their last eight matches, and it's the manchester derby at old trafford on wednesday night. one step at a time and i've said all along, i'm going to be successful here. there are players here that won't be part of that successful team, but there are players here that of course do have it. former liverpool and england striker robbie fowler is set to become the new manager of a—league side brisbane roar. reports in australia say the appointment will be confirmed in the next 24 hours. fowler, who spent two years playing in australia towards the end of his career, has been linked with a number of jobs in england. he previously had a coaching role with liverpool's academy. great britain are into the fed cup world group for the first time in 26 years. they beat kazakhastan to secure promotion, johanna konta and katie boulter winning the two rubbers required to secures promotion to the 8 team second tier of the world group, when players sometimes put their home country's tracksuit on it brings out different pattern, different levels of performance. anything can happen. i t

they have lost six of their last eight matches, and it's the manchester derby at old trafford on wednesday night. one step at a time and i've said all along, i'm going to be successful here. there are players that won't be part of that successful team, but there are players there that of course do have it. former liverpool and england striker robbie fowler is set to be named as the new manager of a—league side brisbane roar. reports in australia say the appointment will be confirmed in the next 2a hours. fowler, who spent two years playing in australia towards the end of his career, has been linked with a number ofjobs in england and has previously worked as a coach with liverpool's academy. chelsea women lost the first leg of their champions league semifinal 2—i away at lyon. the french have won the title for the past three seasons, and after a chelsea own goal, they took a 2—0 lead from this corner. chelsea, who have never been beyond the semis, then had a penalty saved, before erin cuthbert scored what could be a really important away goal. the second leg is next sunday at kingsme

trafford in a mouthwatering tie. they have had the least shots of any sides left in the competition and barcelona have had the most. not a surprise when you look at the likes of lionel messi and luis suarez. the manager was asked today how you deal with the argentinian and he said, what kind of plan can you have to stop one of the best players in the world? he has 2a hours to figure that one out. thank you, natalie. time for a look at the weather. here's mel coles. it might have looked like spring in this part of lincolnshire this afternoon but there was a fresh appeal to the weather and i think we will all notice the temperature is taking a tumble heading through the next few days. high pressure in charge but around that we are drawing in cooler air as we head towards the weekend. we have had a cloudy zone down towards south wales and into south—east england which has been producing outbreaks of rain as well, heavy at times, but away from that we have had sunshine so heading into tonight under the clearing skies i

it's the manchester derby at old trafford on wednesday night. 0ne one step at a time and i've said all along, i'm going to be successful here. the players that won't be part of that successful team, but there are players there that of course... many of these do have it. chelsea women scored what could be a precious away goal against the best team in europe — lyon — although they lost 2—1 in the first leg of their champions league semi—final. and they didn't make life easy for themselves — first scoring an own goal and then conceding after being unable to defend a corner. they also had a fran kirby penalty saved, but erin cuthbert‘s fantastic strike gave them a hope. the second leg is next sunday at kingsmeadow. i'm disappointed. we haven't got a better result here. because i thought we, today, where the better team. andi thought we, today, where the better team. and i thought we played with the courage and the conviction that i'd asked of the players and getting the away goal means that the tie is very much alive, but i expect it will be even more difficult at home because