from madrid, thanks very much. and you can see all the build—up to the game here on the news channel, and then listen to live commentary on bbc radio 5 live at eight o'clock tonight. the uk border force is dealing with several migrant boats off the kent coast this morning. unconfirmed reports suggest eight boats — possibly carrying up to 30 people — were intercepted in the channel. this would make it the busiest single day this year. the mp for dover, charlie elphicke, has called on the home office to better control the situation as record numbers of migrant boats arrive in the country. a ban on "unfair" fees charged by lettings agents in england comes into force today, two—and—a—half years after the plan was first announced. it means tenants will no longer be billed for things like viewings or credit checks. but there are warnings rents could be pushed up as a result, as landlords try to make up their lost income. our business correspondent, katy austin, reports. kirsty is happy to call this rented hou

fans looking very excited there as he mentioned madrid going wild tonight what's plan. what's planned well this is never been to be driven it's a time that certainly knows how to party on it's a lovely warm evening here the liverpool fans have been watching the game and in the bars scattered around the center of the confidence beginning to come out onto the streets and of course all those funds are right in the stadium will be coming back in at some point and i'm standing very close to steve ellis now this is where real madrid normally celebrate it will be interesting to see whether those liverpool fans come down here and celebrate in style like all the people here madrid know how to a city that. well used to european cup finals and of course celebrating those big european nights of football so a great result for liverpool finally at their 60 european cup congratulations to them and commiserations to wear all those spurs fans moan paolo foley alias in madrid don't cotton to holland thank you. thanks rebecca. and to the growing debate in germany over anti semitism now wi

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he also had spells with atletico madrid, real madrid and sevilla. in a moment, we'll bejoined by viewers from bbc one for the bbc late news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. the ist ofjune brought a burst of sunshine and heat — for some of us at least. hastings got in on the act, this beautiful weather watcher shot showing blue skies overhead. some pretty high temperatures. temperatures across iberia into the 30s and the heat dragged northwards into the south—east, particularly. temperatures getting above 27 across south—east england, but notice it was not as warm further north and west, particularly across scotland and northern england, largely because of extra cloud here and some outbreaks of rain at times. split fortunes during today. as we go through tonight, we continue to see outbreaks of rain. in fact, some heavy rain moving across northern ireland and scotland. some showery rain getting into parts of wales and the western side of england. increasingly breezy through the night, dry to the south—east

they were beaten last year by madrid. to secure their sixth european cup title, they now move up to third on the all—time list as i say, ahead of munich and barcelona. it has been a fantastic evening for the fans inside the stadium. many more tens of thousands who will be partying late into the night, here in madrid. a 2-1 late into the night, here in madrid. a 2—1 victory over spurs and the champions league final. liverpool manager, jurgen klopp, gave this reaction to the win. tonight is with the emotional, that is my main feeling. it's overwhelming, all that stuff. it feels really good but i am much, that i thought i would be when it finally happens. sol that i thought i would be when it finally happens. so i was not, it was not important to me to touch the cup of whatever, i love the pictures when the boys headed, a lovely winner. the faces in the stands, that gave me everything i need. by tomorrow, going to liverpool and the something to celebrate that is big. i'm looking forward to that. gavin lee is with the liv

reyes also had spells with real madrid and atletico madrid. reyes' former arsenal team—mate thierry henry has tweeted the following: "i'm devastated to hear the sad news about jose antonio reyes. wonderful player, superb team mate and exceptional human being. i wish his family and friends continued strength and courage to get through this difficult time. #taken far too soon" england's women are taking on new zealand at brighton's amex stadium, in what's their final warm—up match ahead of the world cup, which starts on friday. it kicked off at1 o'clock, these are live pictures from bbc1. the score is currently 0—0. phil neville's side play scotland in their opening game next sunday. it's a big night for anthonyjoshua, who's fighting in the united states for the first time in his his professional career. joshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruinr at new york's maddison square garden at around 3:30 tomorrow morning. the mexican weighed in more than 20lb heavier thanjoshua, although few people are giving him a chance

reds goes wild as their club steals the victory get the highlight and relive a night of celebration in madrid where the match was played. thanks for joining us i'm mary and i haven't seen germany's social democrats lose another leader under way and all this has announced she's stepping down after just 14 months in the job her announcement comes as her party agonizes over its future following a double election defeat nala space pressure after german voters handed the social democrats their worst ever result in last month's european elections and the s.p.d. also lost a state election in braman for the 1st time in over 70 years senior party members are due to meet monday to discuss the party's future direction. all right let's get some analysis on this and for that i'm joined by political correspondent kate brady so kate knowledges was supposed to put her leadership of the parliamentary group to vote just on tuesday 2 days from now so why this sudden resignation exactly she's taken this decision out of her hands and she actually informed the party this morning in a statement announcing her regul

he also had spells with atletico madrid, real madrid and sevilla. european champions saracens have retained their premiership title by beating exeter in a thrilling final at twickenham. saracens were 11 points behind in the second half, but the defending champions pulled off a great comeback to win 37—3a and take their fourth title in five years. it's the second time the club have won the european and domestic double. anthony van dyck has won the epsom derby — a seventh victory in this race for trainer aidan o'brien. for jockey seamie heffernan it was his 12th attempt at winning the derby. madhmoon finished second, with japan in third place in the mile and a half—long race. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10:20. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. let's get more now on the champions league final which kicks off in around a0 minutes. with me is simonjones, who is at a pub with tottenham fans in north london. also i

let's go to madrid. let's go to madrid. our reporter hugh woozencroft is in madrid this morning. how is the build—up out there outside the stadium? it's a fantastic build—up so far in the city centre. we are just outside the stadium. it is already up to 23 degrees. it will peak at 32 degrees when it kicks off at around 9pm local time later. the temperature inside the stadium will still be above 30 degrees and that could have above 30 degrees and that could have a serious effect on the players who have not played for almost three weeks. liverpool went out to montpelierfor some hot weeks. liverpool went out to montpelier for some hot weather training last week. spurs have been here since wednesday. when the match sta rts here since wednesday. when the match starts we will see if that has any effect on the two sides. there are loads of interesting subplots. juergen klopp has lost his last six finals as a manager. three of them is with liverpool. they lost the final last year. for spurs, it is a first champions league final of any description. what an amazing result it would be f

ago took it off and the champions league final excitement is building for liverpool and 1st fans in madrid they've invaded the spanish capital will catch up with some of them ahead of the big game. and my schwager welcome to the program saturday is the day when palestinians and their supporters around the world voice their opposition to israel's occupation of east jerusalem the annual protest began 40 years ago and organizers say they are against israel and zionism many people oppose them because they believe they are inherently anti-semitic. and some of these people took to the streets here in berlin to demonstrate against al clubs day several 100 people took part in the march to show solidarity with their fellow jewish citizens in germany. government commissioner for anti-semitism called on everyone taking part to take a stand against anti-semitism by wearing traditional jewish skullcaps called a keeper he talked to you about the current situation produced in germany. and joining us now is utopia correspondent tess of alto who is at the site where the berlin rally against the al codes ma

restored while as their love seals the victory for getting to highlight relive a night of celebration in madrid where the match was played. america evans team it's good to have you with us germany's social democrats have lost another leader on today and allah says she's stepping down after just 14 months on the job she also plans to give up her seat in the german parliament her announcement comes as her party agonizes over its future following a double election defeat knowledges face pressure after german voters handed the social democrats their worst ever result in last month's european elections and the s.p.d. also lost a state election braman for the 1st time in over 70 years senior party members are due to meet on monday to discuss the party's future direction. all right for some analysis on all this i'm joined in the studio by dee w.'s political correspondent kate brady so kate no this was in fact supposed to put her leadership of the parliamentary group to a vote just this coming tuesday so why the sudden resignation exactly is a surprise that she has decided to take this decision into he

sports and go flores with us from madrid thanks to both of you. we'd like to take you back now to our breaking news story this hour the head of germany's social democrats underhand allas has announced she's stepping down the move comes after her party suffered a double election defeat knowledge base pressure after the social democrats suffered their worst ever result in last month's european elections the s.p.d. also lost a state election in braman for the 1st time in over 70 years senior party members are due to meet on monday to discuss the party's future and direction. well for some analysis on all this i'm joined in the studio now by d.w. political correspondent kate brady hi there to you kate so well no it was supposed to put her leadership of the party to a vote tuesday so why the sudden resignation well that was the vote that was planned for choosing which at the moment still seems to be going ahead that's not confirmed yet whether that will go ahead or not that's actually for the palm entry group leaderships or not it's actually held 2 pos

, and atletico madrid. from today, private tenants in england will no longer have to pay letting agents fees when they sign up to rent a property. the new rules, announced in 2016 by the chancellor, have been described as the biggest change to the renting industry in decades. but there are warnings rents are already being pushed up as rental businesses try to claw back income. our business correspondent katy austin reports. today‘s changes affect letting agents, landlords and millions of private renters, like kirsty in coventry. this is what she had to pay on top of her first month‘s rent. application fee, that was 300. deposit, 895, i think it was. so, £120 to then renew the contract, to stay for another 12 months here. the fees charged to kirsty were fairly typical, but for years there have been complaints that some agents have been charging far more and that some of what renters have had to pay simply hasn‘t been justified. there‘s already a ban on fees charged to tenants in scotland, and now en

fans on one side of madrid and the other side of madrid, for spurs fans. many of the fans here still singing, going on in a big clean—up operation of all the many times our beer cans consumed. it means ultimately they are not dispersing. 70,000 fans get in the stadium and 20,000 fans who arrived here without tickets are now looking for bars for the match to start. you have the fireworks and the fiesta still going here. the trouble is what is happening here and at the spurs fans on because of the reputation of english fans have decided to close early. so a lot of frustration amongst fans and they cannot go to many of the bars. they do not want to take the risk. just come this way a second, the police very discreet in the background here. they want to make sure this is a simple operation, the biggest operation for spanish authorities. 4700 officers, drones in the skies as well and no threats and concerns the moment but they hope this biggest event and most coveted prize in european league football stays that way and this atmosphere tonight. 0k, thank you v

back to madrid, before such a big game for two tea ms madrid, before such a big game for two teams at their managers normally keep to themselves, so imagine liverpool supporters‘ shock when jugen klopp walked through the streets of the spanish capital. it will take you a view looks. that is a lookalike. debatable as to whether some of those fans realised he was a lookalike, but he was getting absolutely mobbed. a big day also at epsom, the derby going off, england‘s women in action as well in new zealand. the final warm up to the world cup. that is all the sport for now, much more later. at least 12 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a government office in the us state of virginia. the gunman died in an exchange of fire with police. he‘s been described as a disgruntled employee of the city of virginia beach. 0ur north america correspondent chris buckler reports. some of the employees who were finishing up their work on friday afternoon never had a chance to go home. the police say one of their long—time colleagues walked in and started shooting indiscriminately. kil

let us speak to anna and centrum madrid —— central madrid. they have been partying all night long in the spanish capital. when they arrived, still singing songs. really interesting blend this morning, you have tourists, police, fans who have not been to bed, some who have come back again early and refreshed, still running on the adrenaline from last night. there has been talk of how the game was never going to live up how the game was never going to live up to expectations but what will go down in history is the behaviour of the fans, rivalries aside, the camaraderie has been really spectacular. great for english football. i want to speak to two fans, simon wilson and his friend, richard, who have travelled all the way, simon you are inside the ground, tell me about yourjourney, it has been remarkable for everyone here but yours in particular. crazy, we bought a £40 car, drove down from enfield to the stadium in madrid, took us two and a half days. —— from anfield. great journey took us two and a half days. —— from anfield. greatjour

central madrid. we can go back to liverpool and here from stuart flinders... well... what a start! i don‘t know if you can hear me. i will carry on talking. listen to that! what a start. they are very happy and they we re start. they are very happy and they were confident and they will feel their confidence has been vindicated. i—o their confidence has been vindicated. 1—0 from a penalty after a foul within the first minute. 7000 people inside this venue watching the match live in an event organised by bt sport. the rights holders. what an atmosphere, they are all enjoying it, that is for sure! drama already in the first minute. but you can see the pictures from liverpool. liverpool i—o can see the pictures from liverpool. liverpool 1—0 up. we will get more than this is that match progresses. do stay with us on bbc news. other news... president trump has broken diplomatic convention by publicly commenting on the conservative leadership race. ahead of next week‘s state visit, he told the s

sports reporter mark oregon and standing by in madrid for us is hecho flores the head go let's start with you so we have to admit it was not exactly the most spectacular match but i assume liverpool fans are not caring too much about that what is the atmosphere like in madrid. all the city here in madrid it is a party has been a party since last night it was a business very square what about it sort of were more with liverpool fans gathered after the final whistle to party a lot of all of the fans that here have tickets to go to the stadium something i have a place to stay with us i so thought of just a party dance prank the night away and this morning we got to see some fans still waking up from literally sleeping on the streets here but i guess of the price you have to pay to be called european champion all right seems like a really crazy party vote mark you know liverpool coach you're going club of course a loss to his previous to european finals so he must be on cloud 9 you must be super thrilled about last night's victory pretty please don't think i mean you mentioned the 2 euro

these are live pictures from the stadium in madrid where liverpool and tottenham will face off shortly to join d.w. sports reporters on the ground analysis and their predictions also coming up serious last rebel stronghold faces an all out assault as government forces advance on it live human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis . cand another mass shooting in the united states the disgruntled public utility employee in virginia kills 12 people with a handgun the gunman dies with an exchange of fire with the police. and my ash waiter thanks for joining us starting off this hour with football news because the champions league final is less than an hour away and liverpool and top numb hotspur are set to lock horns in an all english showdown in madrid more than 100000 supporters from the 2 clubs are believed to have made their way to the spanish capital despite the vast majority of them not even having a ticket liverpool fans are hoping their team can go one step further this time having lost last season's final have never reached this stage before. to be a fo

, as well as atletico madrid, and sevilla. the headlines on bbc news: ahead of his state visit to the uk — president trump defies diplomatic norms, praising boris johnson and his bid to become prime minister. in madrid, fans gear up for this evening's all—english champions league final — liverpool versus tottenham. the former arsenal and spain player jose antonio reyes has died in a car crash at the age of 35. and in sport: with less than four hours until the all—english champions league final kicks off, more liverpool and tottenham fans are arriving in madrid. many don't have tickets, with some paying ten of thousands to get in. england have lost their final warm—up match before the women's world cup. they were beaten 1—0 by new zealand. phil neville's side play scotland in their opening game of the tournament next sunday. and world number one naomi osaka has been knocked out of the french open in the third round. the reigning us and australian open champion was beaten in straight sets by katerina siniakova. i'll

champions league fans of the reds go bizerk as their club sealed the victory to join the celebrations in madrid where the match was played also coming out. hundreds of people demonstrate their support for israel here in berlin in protest a much larger anti israel rally also taking place in the city. i'm rebecca raters welcome to the program liverpool has been crowned champions of european football after defeating tottenham hotspur to nail in an all english champions league final in madrid they were poles german coach club tasted european great for the 1st time after a heartbreaking loss in the final last year a dream start for liverpool fans who saw their side awarded a penalty for handball after just 24 seconds mohammed so lots of responsibility and smashed a powerful drive down the middle of spurs to push you to reseize goal the egyptian forwards 5th goal of the european campaign putting liverpool literati seat after a blistering start the game to connect cagey air with me the side threatening for large parts of the game taught them only came to light later on with sunshine men waiting until

and it's mo salah in madrid for liverpool. spurs have never played on such a stage and were struggling to impose themselves in the heat. their opponents in this, their second successive final, threatening to extend their lead in a first half that failed to live up to the billing. spurs — as well as the match — needing a lift, lucas moura, the hero whose semnfinal hat—trick had propelled them to madrid, was summoned from the bench. but it was another substitute, james milner, who came close to an immediate impression. time and time again in this european campaign, spurs have found a way. but when it mattered more than ever, they couldn't find the answer, alisson producing a string of critcial saves to deny them the equaliser they craved. but having defended well, it was liverpool's attack who proved decisive, sub divock origi taking his first chance to seal a famous victory. commentator: and surely that wins it for liverpool! the club's remarkable heritage enriched with a sixth triumph in this competition, the progress ma

i booked my flight to madrid. ——iama win. i booked my flight to madrid. —— i am a barcelona fan. they lost the second leg. i figure i might as well anyway. so many, the biggest league european price, most coveted. good luck tonight getting into a bar. we will come this way. they could to get this where essential that way. this is vip. if you fans enjoy the gay. you will see. rules here. a lot either saying you cannot drink. —— enjoying the game. or you can watch the game from a distance oi’ can watch the game from a distance or not at all. rules in place. quick word on the policing. a500 police officers. they believe it is the biggest surveillance operation and spanish words, drones in the air, they believe it is pretty peaceful and quiet. pretty good atmosphere here. master class in managing football fans, thank you. time for a look at the weather. here is a bin. good evening. sunshine and heat where the big weather stores. that here is been rich. not all of us come some northwestern part of the uk have cloud and operates a rain. rain features quite heavily in our forecast

reyes also had spells with real madrid and atletico madrid. england women‘s manager phil neville will get one more chance today to look at his squad ahead of the world cup, which starts on friday. they face new zealand in theirfinal warm up match live on bbc one from 1:00pm at brighton‘s amex stadium this afternoon. after beating denmark 2—0 last weekend, england will be hoping to head to the tournament in france in a confident mood ahead of their first fixture against scotland a week tomorrow. you might be pulling an all—nighter if you‘re staying up after the champions league final for the boxing because at around 3:30 tomorrow morning, anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles against andy ruizjr. the mexican weighed in more than 20 pounds heavier than joshua, although few people are giving him a chance against the man who‘s yet to be beaten in his professional career. two matches in the cricket world cup today. afghanistan face defending champions australia later but first sri lanka are taking on new zealand. the bl

, as well as atletico madrid, and sevilla. in the united states, at least 12 people have been killed — and several injured — in a shooting at a government building in virginia. the suspect has been named by police as dewayne craddock, described by officials as a disgruntled city employee. he fired indiscriminately at the location in virginia beach last night. our washington correspondent, chris buckler, reports. some of the employees who were finishing up their work on friday afternoon never had a chance to go home. the police say one of their long—time colleagues walked in and started shooting indiscriminately, killing a dozen people. they said to stay and wait until the cops got there and let us come out. there was probably about 20 of us in an office, crammed in. we barricaded the door. did you hear any gunshots? yes, we did. several people were wounded and had to be airlifted to hospital. the gunman is said to have made his way from floor to floor, shooting wildly, before being killed in an exchange of fire with poli

sports as public as in madrid and he's been catching up with a few of the diehard fans ahead of the game. this is what it's all about the champions league trophy well not this one this is a replica but up 210-0000 fans have descended on the spanish capital for this momentous occasion between liverpool and spurs and they've arrived by plane boat train bus car you name it there is an incredibly excited feeling here in the spanish capital amongst all the fans and of course the locals to or if you come from manchester just outside i'm on test at sydney sydney sydney. and then things are. afflicted by it all or didn't close if. i didn't drive this morning to about 4 hours from the seas from new york new york came straight to madrid for the 1st time here for the support sport the lads. love it so many fans descending on madrid for the champions league final they must have security operation is underway with up to $5000.00 police officers ensuring the safety of fans out here one of the songs like here in seoul they're spread across the city now only $35000.00 tickets have actually been allocate

wins the champions league fans of the reds go visit because their club sealed the victory over live to madrid in the post-game celebrations also coming out. hundreds of people demonstrate their support for israel here in berlin in protest a much larger anti israel rally also taking place in the city. and syria's at last a rebel stronghold faces an all out assault as government forces advance on if live human rights groups are warning of an unprecedented humanitarian crisis. i'm rebecca has welcome to the program liverpool's been crowned champions of european football after defeating tottenham hotspur to nail in an all english final immaterial madrid goals from osama and divot a reeky secured victory as liverpool's german coach you can call tasted european glory for the 1st time after a heartbreaking loss in the final last year pavlo foley ilyas from data is in madrid soaking up the atmosphere have had low big game did it live up to the hype. well it depends on who you talk to of course rebecca for liverpool fans it was obviously a fantastic win for them to golds was enough to seal their 6th e

dan roan, bbc news, madrid. meanwhile, although thousands of fans are heading to madrid for the final, many don't actually have tickets. natalie pirks explains. singing: bob paisley and bill shankly. .. since there is nothing greater, nothing greater in life. it means more than so many things. you got the atmosphere, you are soaking up the sun. ijust wouldn't miss it. like, you just wouldn't miss it. football, like music, invokes passion and people do extraordinary things for love. stressful, on a thursday morning. you've got 12,000 miles you are coming. i don't think it is actually possible to be any further away. that should do it. but after 30 hours travelling from new zealand, lifelong spurs fan michael blackman had to unpack in the corridor, as his room was still in use, but at least he has a ticket. right? i've got a ticket to madrid but not so much to the game. so, literally, i'm going to lose all dignity. seriously. i'm going to use whatever i can and if it comes down to cash, just deal with it at the ti

my cardigan from the sports here with me in the studio and in madrid flores thank you so much to both of you. and now we have some breaking news coming in here in germany the leader of the social democrats under analysis has announced she's stepping down the party is the junior partner in chester on the americans governing coalition her resignation comes after disappointing results for her party in recent european parliamentary elections the s.p.d. has also seen a significant drop in popularity in germany bringing more analysis on this story throughout the day. all right we'd like to get you up to speed now on some of the other stories making news around the world britain's border patrol has intercepted 74 migrants trying to cross the english channel into britain they were aboard 8 vessels 2 further boats were stopped by french authorities authorities say a criminal investigation is underway and they're still trying to determine the nationalities of the migrants. at least 79 people have been injured in multiple blasts that have munitions factory in russia the curtain judge and about 4

i think in madrid it will be number six, come on liverpool! the best experience of my life, just incredible. this is where the sides will meet, whether champions will be crowned. the stadium where history is about to be made. the work of maurizio pochettino and jurgen klopp has been transformational, but neither totte n ha m transformational, but neither tottenham nor liverpool have any silverware to show for it. tonight, that will change. jurgen klopp's men reach their second consecutive final with a stunning comeback against barcelona. they will be desperate to make upfor barcelona. they will be desperate to make up for the defeat by real madrid in kiev last year, and take a six the european cup back to enfield. we were unlucky so far, but maybe i am silly enough to try it again and again and again, and not waste time with being already before the game in a bad mood. so, i hope to have enough time for that after the game. we will be there and we will try to play a very positive game. tottenham through to the stage for the first time after an

in madrid it is going to be number six! come on, livable! come on! 0ut already gloriously sunny madrid, will the sunshine or liverpool or spurs at the stadium later

let's go live to madrid. we just heard from jurgen klopp there, he has proven a lot of the doubters wrong, hasn't he? yes, he came into this match as a bit of a nearly man tag over his head despite last night being his fourth major trophy one and that is because, as he alluded to there, six consecutive finals in a row lost. after the match, he said he expressed emotional relief not just for himself but especially his family because after those finals where he had been defeated, he brought them home silver medals and, in his words, thatjust did not feel cool in his words, thatjust did not feel cool. it's a gold medal, as he mentioned, to take him to his family and afterwards he said it was the best night of his professional career as he gives liverpool that six european cup final, putting them right up there among the greats, even further among the greats just behind real madrid and ac milan on the all—time list. but again for jurgen klopp, that nearly man tag is gone and he is a liverpool legend. looking at

live to madrid now. madrid starting to wa ke live to madrid now. madrid starting to wake up but many people probably did not go to sleep, certainly the english people. what the atmosphere like today? it's a really interesting mix because madrid is a 24—hour party city, especially at the weekend. fans, english fans are mixing and blending with those spaniards but they are a lot of people just waking up and to be honest, if you have a look around, you can see the street sweepers have been hard at work all night, the streets are relatively clean considering the party that was last night, thousands of people out here on the streets celebrating this remarkable win and actually, when you look at what happened on the pitch, it wasn't such a remarkable game, it was never going to live up to the expectations but what will go down in the memory is the whole event, sense of occasion, first time two english teams have been in this finalfor more two english teams have been in this final for more than a decade. we two english teams have been in this finalfor m

i've got a ticket to madrid, but not so much to the game. literally, i am going to lose all dignity, seriously. i'm going to do whatever i can and if it comes down to cash, just deal with it at the time. he is far from the only one with hope in his heart. everywhere you turn are desperate fans, with black—market tickets going for up to ten times the face value of official ones. a field day for those looking to cash in. but it's notjust the cost of tickets — merely getting here and staying here has cost fans a fortune, with the businesses accused of profiteering off passion. but is it outrageous, or merely supply and demand? in my opinion it is normal that you put up the prices, the demand is very high, but not so much, not so much. i think they are abusing it a bit. madrid is expecting an extra 800 flights this weekend, but what about those who couldn't fly? 100 euros a night has bought mike's family a patch of tarmac for their tent and pick—up truck 12 miles outside the city. it's a life dream, it's something i've been wanting to do s

how are things in madrid? to be honest, i'm surprised there is still anyone in london or liverpool because it feels like they are all here in madrid. still i2 hours to go before kick—off, but of course they are already arriving here at the central square in madrid. we have two fans with us, helen, who has been on an epic journey, and shannon, you two. how did you get here, helen keller by coach from liverpool, set off on wednesday night. i flew from cardiff yesterday, and drove up, it took us seven hours last night. hopefully it will be a good day. do you feel it has been worth it? yes, worth it. so good to be here. i still can't believe tottenham are in it, to be honest. if you had said to me that we would still be in it i wouldn't have believed you. both of you guys are through to the final against the odds, incredible comebacks in the semifinals, from 3—0 down. it is difficult to talk about statistics here — liverpool probably favourites. it would be your first time ever to lift the champions league t

our top story: jubilation from liverpool fans in madrid, as their team go one—up against tottenham in the first minute of the champions league final. but at half—time, tottenham fans are still hoping to see their side win in their first ever appearance in the final. hello and welcome to world news today. to madrid, where the european champions league final between liverpool and tottenham hotspur is underway — and currently on half time. spoiler alert if you don't want to know the score. it's liverpool who started with a bang, after their star striker mo salah scored a penalty after only two minutes. the penalty was awarded afterjust 23 seconds when spurs midfielder moussa sissoko gave away a handball. since that early action, the game has been pretty flat. but as you can see from these fans watching the match at home in liverpool, at least one set of supporters are happy so far. the liverpool fans there very, very happy. just to show you some life pictures now. it is half—time emma but this is london. these are the totte n ha m but this is london. these are the tottenham hotspur

, in madrid, yesterday, just howjoyous it all was. liverpool, in madrid, yesterday, just how joyous it all was. it was a deadly game, absolutely. the goal in the first two minutes. tottenham supporters supporting liverpool, it felt so wrong and then that second goal, it finally felt like a legitimate win. but the ball did touch his arm. it did. his arm was way out there and i kind of thought, i'm nota way out there and i kind of thought, i'm not a big football fan, don't they teach them to keep their arms like this in the penalty area?|j like this in the penalty area?” think my arm would fling out to decide if i was in that sort of pressure. yes. i thought it was great and thought again, i feel we are ina great and thought again, i feel we are in a period of time where because everyone is quite demoralised and angry, saturday nights and sunday nights have become a communal night of watching stuff and this added to it. who would have thought of, in the era of streaming, that's for live tv and live events when. that's it for the paper

and there's an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final but fans without tickets have been warned to behave or risk arrest. thank you for joining us today is could this day when palestinians and their supporters around the world to mark the start of israel's occupation of east jerusalem that many people oppose the commemoration because they believe it is inherently anti semitic in nature here in berlin there have been rallies attended by people opposed to outcomes day in previous years the annual codes march featured anti-semitic incidents people rallying against it want to show solidarity with their fellow jewish citizens in germany. the german government's commissioner for anti-semitism felix line talked to g.w. about the situation for jews in germany he has called for people marching today to take a stand against anti-semitism by wearing the traditional jewish skullcap called a keeper. semitism in germany is always something very special because the holocaust was invented here for havoc and happened here and of co

, as well as atletico madrid and sevilla. the headlines on bbc news... ahead of his state visit to the uk — president trump defies diplomatic norms, praising borisjohnson and his bid to become prime minister. in madrid, fans gear up for this evening‘s all—english champions league final — liverpool versus tottenham. in the us state of virginia — 12 people have been shot dead after a gunman opened fire in a local government office. and in sport... with less than five hours until the all—english champions league final kicks off, more liverpool and tottenham fans are arriving in madrid. many don‘t have tickets, with some paying ten of thousands to get in. england have lost their final warm up match before the women‘s world cup. they were beaten 1—0 by new zealand. phil neville‘s side play scotland in their opening game of the tournament next sunday. and thierry henry has described his former arsenal teammatejose antonio reyes as a "wonderful player and exceptional human being" after the 35—year—old died in

and there's an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flock to the city for tonight's champions league final by fans without tickets have been warned to behave or else for his caressed. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us there are 2 rallies taking place in berlin today the so-called al quds march marks the day when israel occupied east jerusalem and is an annual gathering of pro palestinian groups people opposed to it say it provokes anti-semitic incidents which have been rising across germany those people have rallied to show. but their fellow german jewish citizens . correspondent tessa walter is following both of those rallies and she joins us now from the counter protest as we understand tessa tell us more about this event and what's going on right now. exactly as you said this several demonstrations happening today right behind me you can see the counter demonstration it is countering the al cooks mosque which is an anti semitic mosque the supporters of to see him they said we need to show a clear stance again and she some of his i'm in germany

gavin lee is with the liverpool fans celebrating in central madrid. early hours of the morning, this is porter del sol, one of the main streets here, and there is a sea of red everywhere, parental guidance for this one. we are going to go in and geta for this one. we are going to go in and get a sense of the atmosphere, because the beer is flowing, the tops are off, it is 2a degrees here in madrid, and they have just won the biggest prize in europe. let's look around for a moment, because these are fans who are in the best spirits. these fans are some among those who haven't been able to get into the stadium, so they have come with the spirit and they are soaking up with the spirit and they are soaking up everything. there is a family i wa nt to up everything. there is a family i want to speak to somewhere in the crowd. you live on the bbc, what is your name? rebecca. you have come from? northern ireland. this is rebecca from northern ireland. tell us rebecca from northern ireland. tell us about the atmosphere. it is unbelievable, best night of my lif

hugh woozencroft is still in madrid for us. the mass exodus from the spanish capital is under way, it‘ll be quite a party on the team plane. around 150,000 fans have been in the jet over the past 48 hours and half of those will be travelling back to the uk. they have begun in earnest as have the victorious team, liverpool, taking their sixth european title. they will parade in front of their fans later. jordan henderson was on the plane looking very relaxed, feet up on the trophy. the team tweeting. the captain is bringing it home. a message for their waiting fans. that parade will start on the outskirts of the city and end along the waterfront alongside the mersey method. it will bea alongside the mersey method. it will be a fantastic day for their fans from around 40. seeing the european cup delivered back to liverpool.l slightly different flight home for spurs but they can hold their head high. they have had a really good season and a new stadium and are probably going to sign some players in the summer. yes. it is sad to

is this the first time in madrid? yes. tell me about the spurs fans, the liverpool fans, in one capital? harmonious? it's been grand, no fighting or anything. fantastic. enjoy the beer, and enjoy the night. take care. let me say this... this way, there are quite a lot of police here because it is the biggest surveillance operation for spain in their history, in sport. they have a700 officers, they have drones up ahead, they want it to be like this, celebratory, but — with a parental advisory — they are having a fantastic time. that's it, it is the early hours of the morning, they are still going, so am i. they are sweaty, i'm sweaty, loads of beer, we have avoided it so far, we are doing well. gavin lee there liverpool fans. there was a minute's applause in honour of footballer jose antonio reyes ahead of that champions league final. one of his former clubs, sevilla, announced the former spain, arsenal and atletico madrid player died in a car crash. the 35—year—old was a member of the famous arsenal "invincibles" t

german fa ns was taking place in madrid. german fans i spoke to an earlier decided to make a weekend of it and they are glad they booked the flight over tomorrow because they can stay and see the trophy come past them today. it will take a long time for that bus to make its way through liverpool. it will reach us here i would say in about an hour or maybe an hourand a would say in about an hour or maybe an hour and a half minute but other people have expressed some scepticism about that because it is going to take quite a while. yes, i think it is. we will touch base with you again and leave you enjoying the atmosphere there in the city centre down at pierhead and we will come back to you, just show viewers few more of those aerial pictures to get a sense of the crowds walking by the bus and trying to keep up with them and trying to spot their favourite fire and fire and try and hope for a while back, you won't get a selfie but you might get a decent shot from the ground. it looks quite lovely and liverpool. let's take a loo

and there's an english invasion of madrid and spurs that liverpool fans flocked to the city for tonight's champions league final by fans without tickets have been awarded to be paid or risk arrest. thanks for joining us i'm marrying evans dean in the u.s. state of virginia 12 people are dead and 4 others are injured after a disgruntled public utility employee opened fire on coworkers the suspect himself was also killed after a prolonged gun battle with police authorities have not yet released his name or commented on a possible motive. workers at the government building were getting ready for the weekend when the gunman struck employees barricaded themselves in their offices as the shoot him moved through the building. the visioneer beach police chief described the scene his office is in counted as a war zone. maybe we engaged with the suspect and i can tell you that it was. between those 4 officers and that's us but. we've recovered a 45 caliber handgun. with multiple magazines that were emptied at the time the suspect was reloading. and firing throughout the building and that officer. a

let's get some reaction from madrid with our reporter hugh woozencroft. i bet you are the only one who is still awake! not a great game, but good to have two english sides there. it was great to have an all premier league european cup final, just the second time that has happened after chelsea and man united went toto in moscow back in 2008. the game wasn't a classic, it won't live long in the memories in terms of what we saw out on the pitch, but it will for liverpool fans. the players, jurgen klopp the manager as well. they last won the european cup in 2005, and have been beaten in two finals since, last year against real madrid and in 2007. they haven't won any kind of trophy since the league cup back in 2020, under club legend kenny dalglish. jurgen klopp has made himself a legend, because liverpool reminded everyone last night that they are one of europe's giants. they have one twice as many as any other english club, meaning there are only two clubs ahead of liverpool in terms of that great success. real madrid, then ac milan, now liverpool moving a

and there is an english invasion of madrid as spurs and liverpool fans flock to the city for tonight's champions league final the fans without tickets have been warned to be paid or else a brisk arrest. by marion evanston it's good to have you with us here in berlin demonstrators are gathering to show solidarity with the jewish people against a rising number of anti-semitic incidents across germany they're responding to a call by the government's commissioner for preventing anti-semitism to wear a traditional jewish skullcap today we'll hear from our correspondent who's at a march in berlin but 1st here's one resident who wears the skull cap or a keeper but feels he has to be careful about being seen in public with it. david pearl wears a skull cap and a prayer tussle as part of everyday life but when he goes outside he puts the tassel in a pocket and he hides the skull cap with a hat 3 david his wife and children have lived in berlin for 5 years after spending some time in israel there are many things he can't take for granted anymore he's experienced too much hostility for my whole c

our sports editor dan roan reports from madrid. no city has been home to the champions of europe more often than madrid. but here in the spanish sunshine, an english team is about to bask in such glory. runners—up last year, and winners of the premier league, liverpool are desperate to finally progress with the game's most prestigious prize. it is the obvious thing, the silverware, that's why we're here. we want to win it with all we have. but the things that have happened in the past, for me, i've still got confidence. if tomorrow is half as dramatic as the semifinals it will be compelling. liveable overcoming barcelona in a game anfield will never forget, and spurs with just as miraculous a comeback against ajax the next night, manager mauricio pochettino unable to contain his emotions. reporter: looking forward to the game, mauricio? of course! today in madrid he was more relaxed, as his team prepares for a first—ever champions league final, which could prove transformational for the club. it shows just how far tottenham's c