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victoria gilljoins us from manchester. the first question would just be how do they even think to look there to find something that could help us? actually the template for this kind of making antibodies and the fact it comes from alpaca or llama, any camel species, it comes from a discovery in the 1980s looking at these animals and their blood and antibodies. they work in the same way as us antibodies. they work in the same way as us but structurally there are quite different, they're much simpler essentially. so these researchers started to look at whether llama derived antibodies could be made to be potent against the coronavirus. because the trick with that is because they're much simpler molecules that can be engineered and produced in the lab so basically this is making a antibodies that you were talking about to treat people with this, they call it passive immunisation and basically you give people the antibody so the body does not have to make them. and making them from llama antibodies means that they can be engin

tottenham's third goal was greeted as warmly in manchester as london. that last champions league spot could come down to goal difference. the main difference here was hugo lloris, leicester's race this afternoon was run. this season, they will have one more chance next sunday at home against manchester united. in the championship, the title winners leeds travelled to derby county and won 3—1. leeds were 2—1 up when derby's matt clarke stuck out a leg and put the ball into his own net. derby were already unable to reach the play—offs. in the other championship match, barnsley have escaped relegation for now after scoring in the 94th minute against nottingham forest. patrick schmidt keeping their championship survival hopes alive with a 1—0 win. a point for nottingham forest would have secured a play—off place. it was an impressive display from lewis hamilton at the hungarian grand prix — leading from start to finish. his victory moves him to the top of the formula 1 world championship. the six—time world champion finshed ahead of max versta

in football news manchester city's 2 year european ban has been overturned following an appeal that's according to the court of arbitration for sport the premier league club was sanctioned in february for serious breaches of you with 1st financial regulations the club stood accused of overstating sponsorship revenue in order to offset heavy transfer spending an initial 30000000 euro fine has been reduced to 10 while the 2 year ban from you or for competitions has been overturned entirely. and joining us now for more on the story is ed mccambridge from our sports big news for 4 manchester city what were the accusations and how do we get to this stage 4 stories like this can get very confusing the heart or try and make it nice and clear for our viewers back in february announced that manchester city had full valve serious breaches to financial regulations between 2012 and 26 they know chief among their accusations was that man city had disguised equity funds as sponsorship contributions essentially they were cooking the books. now following that 2 year ban and the initial $30000000.00 e

with manchester city, they always pleaded innocent from day one. it is good to see it has finally come to some sort of conclusion because to have that hanging over your head for so have that hanging over your head for so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult not just so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult notjust to so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult not just to focus so long, it's been difficult. it's been difficult notjust to focus on football but to plan for the future. like i said, they have always remained innocent so finally it has come to some conclusion now, which is obviously good for everyone. football finance expert dr rob wilson says a ban would have had devastating impact on the club's finances. if manchester city had had a two—year ban, they would be looking at somewhere between 150 million and £200 million of lost prize money through the champions league, and gate receipts on top of that so you could be talking about a total value of somewhere around 230 million, that's assuming they had won the

coming up: pep guardiola says manchester city deserve an apology, as jose mourihno questions the process that led to their european ban being overturned. why are you paying eight or 9 million if you are not guilty. if they are not guilty, than the decision is a disgrace. olympic bronze medallist amy tinkler says she made a formal complaint to british gymnastics last december, and revealed she left the sport due to negative experiences. former great britain cyclist jess varnish has lost her employment tribunal appeal against british cycling. hello, and welcome to sportsday. hello and welcome along to sportsday, "incredibly happy" is how pep guardiola today described his feelings, after manchester city's european ban was overturned. the manager also says his club deserves an apology — after being cleared of breaching financial fair play rules in football. however, the club were fined ten million euros and some other premier league managers have today criticised the process. rhia chohan has this report. the court of arbitration for the decision to clear manchester city of breaking financi

i don't agree with manchester city's argument that uefa's process of effectively uefa prosecuting and deciding cases is flawed, because that happens across the board in all sports. the fa governed football, the rugby football league governed rugby league and rugby union, a lot of sports are self—regulating and it is perfectly reasonable for sports to be self—regulating because the governing bodies understand the sports best and it is better that they are regulated internally rather than by the courts. sol they are regulated internally rather than by the courts. so i don't think it leaves it in tatters. but obviously questions will be asked, as to why a ban of such severity was imposed on manchester city when cas, the independent panel, one member appointed by the club, one appointed by uefa, and an independent, decided that that ban was not merited. that decision to uphold manchester city's appeal means that only the top four premier league teams will qualify for next season's champions league. if city had been banned, the side finishing fifth would have made it at city's expense.

but manchester has been the tea m city. but manchester has been the team to be. there's been uncertainty for months about qualification for the champions league, but that's all much clearer after this morning's announcement. no fans in the stadium, but they've been talking to mark and they did try to get some exemption. you want your mum and dad there is a player, as manager and as a coach you want to give your family as manager and as a coach you want to give yourfamily and as manager and as a coach you want to give your family and kids memories that last a lifetime they can share with them. and we just the right type of question to ask in a respectful manner. i don't want anyone to feel that it was to be disrespectful, regulations prodded by the government will have some sort of leeway but fortunately, it was a certain amount. a certain opportunity of a going to take it all. only one hurdle in our way but if the boys can perform at their best, will be sitting in the championship next year. some of britain's tennis players are back on court preparing for what wi

our correspondentjudith moritz joins us now from manchester. this has all been announced in the past hour. it's going to come as a big shock to many people. yes, it is, ithink big shock to many people. yes, it is, i think it's the suddenness of the announcement which is such a shock. the data has been perhaps pointing this way for some time. the majority of those places on the list of the areas most affected by the coronavirus at the moment are in the north of england, but we are now talking about greater restrictions across a large part of the north, greater manchester, all of its ten boroughs from stockport to bolton, rochdale and all around this conurbation across in lancashire, blackburn, also burnley, hyndburn, pendle and rossendale, and in west yorkshire in bradford and kirklees and calderdale, the areas around huddersfield and halifax, so this is a sudden announcement tonight. people will find it hard to deal with, i think, people will find it hard to deal with, ithink, not least people will find it hard to deal with, i think, not least

i live in greater manchester, my daughter lives in cumbria. we have planned a holiday in august sharing accommodation in france. can our households mix? can we still travel out of our area to mix? you can still go on holiday, but if you are travelling abroad it's best to check what the rules are in that country. like i said, there are no uk travel restrictions and that includes to france, but if you are from greater manchester you are advised not to mix households with another household so it depends on your accommodation, i would interpret that, if you are in a hotel you are more self—contained but if you are in a house, apartment or villa, not so much, that would assume more mixing of households and falls under the restrictions announced tonight and that advice is not to. val clark asks... my son is in my bubble and lives in bradford. i'm a 78—year—old widow and i live alone, but i'm so confused. is he allowed to visit me under the new lockdown rules in west yorkshire, both in my home and in my garden? it's good news for val. a support

and manchester has overturned a two-year ban on playing -- we will start with t head of -- he says too many countries are heading in the wrong direction. here' the latest from the world health organization briefing. >> we need to reach a sustainable situation where we have adequate control of this virus without shutting down our lives entirely. or lurching from lockdown to lockdown. which has a hugely detrimental impact on societies. i wanto be straight with you -- there wille no return tono the olal for the foreseeable future. ros: one of the fundamental challenges of this pttdemic is how we know about what hugh -- what covid-19 is doing to the humid body. many thousands of scientists are working to correct that. number of pieces of new research. for example, we know the virus affects the lungug new researchsts it can affect the heart also. this is by the reddish heart foundation -- it looked at heart scans fm 1200 patients and 69 countries. more than half the scans showed heart problems, one in seven showed severe abnormalities likely t have an effect on their survivalnd recovery. a

they've become accustomed to winning, but this is among manchester city's biggest victories yet. the club had been facing an unprecedented two—year ban from the prestigious champions league for a serious breach of financial rules, but today the punishment was lifted by the court of arbitration for sport. they always pleaded innocent from day one, and it's good to see that it's actually finally come to a conclusion, because to have that hanging over your head for so long, the fans, the players, the management staff, it's been difficult. the saga began two years ago when german magazine der spiegel published leaked e—mails that they said showed manchester city had misled uefa over break—even rules. the documents appeared to suggest that of a £67.5 million sponsorship deal with etihad, just £8 million had been paid by the airline, with the rest coming from the club's owners, the abu dhabi united group, an investment vehicle of sheikh mansoor. city furiously denied wrongdoing and appealed, and today cas found the club did not disguise equity funding as sponsorship contributio

at night i would have probably gone with my mates in manchester. but it looks like their plans have changed as well and we are going to have to stay inside. over in bradford, community elders are not questioning the restrictions, but they are angry at the last minute timing. i'll paint you a scenario, it is 9.30 on christmas eve, you have put the turkey in the oven, and then you see a twitter feed which is telling you that christmas is cancelled. yeah, disappointing. anger at the lack of notice, really. what here in 0ldham, the infection rate has risen more sharply in the last week than anywhere else. it is now more than ten times the average in england. there have been sharp rises in other communities, too. local leaders say they have accepted the restrictions, but criticised the government communications, saying that local people feel confused and distressed. we would strongly recommend to the government that the time a public or media statement is made, affecting any area across the country, it must then follow that detailed information is immed

and the court of arbitration for sport has overturned manchester city's 2 year ban from european football this means the english team can take part in next season's champions league is the integrity of u.s. 1st financial fair play policy coming on the even more scrutiny. as welcome to the program polish president andre jute has narrowly secured a 2nd 5 year term in office following sunday's presidential elections with nearly all the votes counted the conservative accumbens has won with 51.2 percent over his rival the liberal mayor of the capital city of warsaw just cost him the result is a victory for poland's ruling national conservative law and. this party it's avoided scenario in which an opposition president would be able to veto legislation approved and. so what does this result mean for poland that's a question i asked our correspondent monica she writes in was. this result of the victory of the incumbent president. means that the national conservative government of the law and justice party will be allowed to continue its reforms which have been heavily criticised by the european u

and joining us now for more on this story is ed mccambridge from sports big news for 4 manchester city what were the accusations and how do we get to this stage for stories like this can get very confusing they get out so i try to make it nice and clear for our viewers back in february announce that manchester city had full of serious breaches to financial regulations between 2012 and 26 they know chief among their accusations was that man city had disguised equity funds as sponsorship contributions essentially they were cooking the books. now following that 2 year ban and the initial $30000000.00 euro fine manchester city city naturally said they would appeal the decision they said it was pretty judicial it was a flawed investigation process and they also said that some of the key evidence was obtained illegally by hackers now we obviously saw the result of that appeal today and we've obviously seen everything but 10000000 euros has been wiped from the record but the result that we've seen today i were you surprised by this what in the world of sports what are the general reaction i d

manchester united, the form that they are in, going forwards, scoring. they look like they can score goals every time they go forward with the form of their strikers. plenty still to play for for both clubs. winning this game today would give them great confidence for the next two games. there has been some great tussles between the two already, but this one is the biggest of them all. you canjoin allen one is the biggest of them all. you can join allen and the rest of the tea m can join allen and the rest of the team from 5:30pm for this one. manchester united against chelsea. england are still struggling to get west indies wickets. they're just resuming after tea at old trafford. the tourists are 230 for 4, still needing to get to 270 to avoid the follow—on. only today and tomorrow to finish the game which has been badly affected by the weather. more on the hungarian grand prix on the bbc sport website, after lewis hamilton's win takes him to top of the drivers standings. i'll have more for you in the next hour. hello there. what a difference a day m

it sends mixed messages to people in greater manchester. on the one hand, they are hearing that new restrictions are hearing that new restrictions are being imposed and, for one another, they hearing some of the sport have been receiving to stay at home and do the right things is being withdrawn. in oldham, a mixture of resignation, irritation and confusion. i was supposed to go toa and confusion. i was supposed to go to a party with mates, but too many people are going to be there. i'm not risking it. is it cancelled? edge yeah. it's all right to go and spend your money, it seems, but don't make. how do you expect people to not mingle when you leave them with a free choice to go to restaurants? the rules mean people from restricted areas can't travel to visit friends in other places. mina and kieran have cancelled their holiday. the difficulty has been not that we are not allowed to go on holiday, but that the information was delivered in such a way that it's hard to know whether this is a cancellation, are we allowed to be ina cancellatio

notjust here in manchester city centre but across greater manchester and parts of east lancashire and west yorkshire. in places like blackburn, people have been banned from mixing with other households indoors. no more visits to a friend's home or garden. in pubs and restaurants, too, people are being told only to visit with those they live with. ministers are worried about household transmission of the virus, saying too many people in the affected areas aren't following social distancing guidelines indoors. we take this action with a heavy heart but unfortunately it is necessary because we have seen that households meeting up and a lack of social distancing is one of the causes of this rising rate of coronavirus and we will do whatever is necessary to keep the country safe. the news will come as a blow to many, just weeks after rules were relaxed. this weekend marks eid, and although places of worship remain open, subject to social distancing, families will not be allowed to meet up with others in the same way. some have said the restrictions are too sweeping. the different parts of

we have a rapidly rising rate in the trafford borough in the south side of manchester. that is the change in the week and that is why action needed to be taken. these are obviously in some ways, not for everybody, for some people, modest measures, they are intended to present a more severe local lockdown. we do not want that, that is why we are prepared to act to prevent it. it is about household gatherings, that is the issue that has been identified, rightly, in our view, by the government. family gatherings or young people gathering, parties, even, this is causing spread of the virus in different communities across greater manchester. why the differentiation between let's say the pub and the home, as the person rightly asked, is a fair question, it is because the pub all the shops or whatever else is meant to be a more regulated environment. there are distancing arrangements in place and people are wearing face covering. in the home environment, people are mingling and that is where we are seeing community transmission. these regulations are about getting to the issue

it is still 1— 02 manchester city after that goal from david still 1— 02 manchester city after that goalfrom david silva still 1— 02 manchester city after that goal from david silva after just four minutes. it is still 0—0 between burnley and wolves but totte n ha m between burnley and wolves but tottenham have gone a goal ahead of newcastle. and later on arsenal will host the champions liverpool. totternham arsenal host champions liverpool later at 8.15pm. four matches in the championship brentford are on a winning streak, pushing for automatic promotion. ollie watkins scored in the first four minutes against. 1—0 preston north four minutes against. one four minutes against. between subsidy and stoke ( and one between subsidy and stoke city. and no score between nottingham forest and and no score between nottingham forest a nd swa nsea and no score between nottingham forest and swansea city. liverpool will be presented with the premier league trophy after their match against chelsea at anfield on 22july. and football is already starting to plan some of the logistics for next season. w

i think anyone who has battled across the pennines from manchester to leeds or tried to get to manchester airport from yorkshire would welcome the news today. it's a step in the right direction towards a fully integrated, world—class rail service in the north which we've been crying out forfor so long, in the north which we've been crying out for for so long, as you point out. there have been false dawns, missed opportunities, there have been delays which have been unacceptable been delays which have been u na cce pta ble to been delays which have been unacceptable to the businesses and commuters in the north. but let's give this a go, let's hope it results in something being done in good time and if we have improvements to that line within four years, that is a real win for the north of england. we've got this new group, the northern transport acceleration counsel, transport for the north, yourselves in the northern powerhouse partnership, too many cooks, how will decisions be made? i think transport for the north has demonstrated they had been a real value to the north, the strategic

people will be able to join just looking at the manchester cathedral facebook page, thatis manchester cathedral facebook page, that is open and you can follow the live stream of the service there. it isa live stream of the service there. it is a service involving people from different faiths, manchester cathedral has stood where it stands for many hundreds of years, long before it was a cathedral and it has a lwa ys before it was a cathedral and it has always been a place where the people of the manchester area can gather about the most important things around a life of its community. that is what we do and we offer that space to people of all faiths and no faith to share our common humanity and our allegiance to the city and its area. and talk to us about the online book of remembrance as well? we wa nt online book of remembrance as well? we want to make an opportunity for people to place names that so that perhaps in time there will be a physical book of remembrance, it is difficult to have that in the present circumstances, it would be difficult for people to visit it but having it

now following that 2 year ban and the initial $30000000.00 euro fine manchester city manchester city naturally said they would appeal the decision they said it was pretty judicial it was a flawed investigation process and they also said that some of the key evidence was obtained illegally by hackers now we obviously saw the results of that appeal today and we've obviously seen everything but 10000000 euros has been wiped from the record but the result that we've seen today i were you surprised by this what in the world of sports what are the general reaction i don't think anybody will be surprised by this whatsoever this is the latest in a very damning line of punishments that your wife has sanction against clubs just to be wiped away from the court of arbitration for sport this happens in manchester city quite in the past already p.s.g. and. he recently as well and a lot of people thought that this particular ban would be reduced from 2 years to one you know start of high and maybe they can come down a little bit lower so to have it completely wiped from the record is really damning

this falls short of total exoneration for manchester city. they were found to have failed to cooperate with the investigation and obstructed it. and secondly the court of arbitration for sport said some of the findings were breached because the fell outside of a five year limit. nevertheless, they were cleared of many of the allegations. had the two—year ban been upheld, it would have had huge ramifications financially in terms of the futures of some of their biggest stars and the manager pep guardiola. it would have done untold damage reputation only. no city can look forward and perhaps win the champions league. but it raises huge questions for those financial rules and for uefa. one wonders if the governing body can't win a case like this, where a clu b can't win a case like this, where a club has been found to cooperate, a clu b club has been found to cooperate, a club that was found in 2014 to fill meet those rules, and given that they had all the evidence of leaked e—mails, then when will they actually win a case? it will be no surp

we have decided that we need to take action across greater manchester, east lancashire, and parse up west yorkshire, so from midnight tonight, we are banning households meeting up indoors. from manchester, our correspondent judith moritz explained why these areas of the england are facing new restrictions. the data has been perhaps pointing this way for some time. the majority of those places on the list of the areas most affected by the coronavirus at the moment are in the north of england, but we are now talking about greater restrictions across a large part of the north, greater manchester, all of its ten boroughs from stockport to bolton, rochdale and all around this conurbation across in lancashire, blackburn, also burnley, hyndburn, pendle and rossendale, and in west yorkshire in bradford and kirklees and calderdale, the areas around huddersfield and halifax, so this is a sudden announcement tonight. people will find it hard to deal with, i think, not least because many of these areas are areas with significant muslim community populations, they are of course looking to celebra

well soccer news now and a manchester city coach pep guardiola has lashed out at rivals across europe this after the international court of arbitration for sport on monday overturned a 2 year ban on man city from the champions league it was a widely criticised decision but quite ala call it a good day for football. will be in champions league next season because when we did we did a program that is the manchester city view of a hotly debated topic in europe indeed around the world how can your opinion football's governing body you wait for level the playing field financially so that it's not only the really really rich clubs in owners who dominate you a 5 says man city management broke the rules and they needed to pay for it. but at the court of arbitration for sport you wave his 2 year ban on city from the big money champions league was overturned. and 3 judges independent judges. so today's a yes that was a good because we play with the same rules of financial to play for old clubs in europe all of them. a sign that the club wasn't completely exonerated by the courts you with was fi

a memorial service has been held to pay tribute to the victims of coronavirus in greater manchester. only 70 people were allowed to attend the inter—faith service at manchester cathedral and it was streamed online. the greater manchester mayor andy burnham said it was time to remember the lives lost but also to mark the special spirit of the people. luxmy gopal has more. let us pray to god, who alone makes us let us pray to god, who alone makes us dwell in safety. prayers, readings and messages that the service for those of all faiths and na ntes service for those of all faiths and nantes are a number the more than 2900 people in greater manchester who have died from covid—19. today's service was a recognition that grieving families not only lost loved ones to coronavirus but also lost the chance to mourn them properly because of social distancing, like tony, who lost his wife ann to the virus. distancing, like tony, who lost his wife arm to the virus. when i saw ann's picture on the screen that got to me and i went and touched the face on the screen, cried a little bit but the a

we'll have news of who manchester city and chelsea are drawn against — if they make the quarter—finals. a frustrating start to the weekend for lewis hamilton — the formula one world champion was off the pace in practice in austria. also coming up in the programme... rugby‘s revised scedule — seven games in four weeks for premiership clubs as they look towards a twickenham final. and we take a look inside ‘fight island' — where ufc is getting set to host four big events this month. hello and welcome along to the programme this evening. let's start then with the action in southampton — where england toiled and west indies wrestled control on day three of the opening test. the windies resumed on 57—1 and solidly worked their way past england's first innings total of 204. not long along they were finally bowled out for 114 14 overs for engplay is still underway at the ageas bowl — so, let's bring our reporter henry morean from southampton. henry, it was a bit of a slog, wasn't it, for england today? yes, just a little bit. batting conditions better than we had seen the firs

city coach once an apology what do you make of that well i mean 1st of all manchester city is partly. guilty and partly innocent i mean the court of arbitration for sport said that it was innocent of the allegation that their rich owner in abu dhabi was using his purse. finances funneling it through one of the companies that was that he owns that sponsors chelsea to increase their finances so that they could buy more players in other words increase the chances of continuing to play a high level of football in the premier league and stay in the champions league as long as possible which also brings in a lot of money however they were guilty of allegedly. stopping trying to stop the investigation by you wave of structuring justice and so they do have to pay a 10000000 euro fine but that's down from 30000000 euros and of course they are allowed to continue in the champions league in fact they're still in champions league now they're going to be playing byron munich on august 8th all right so what are we to make of this incision overall is financial fair play in trouble in a way yes i me

here's the scene at manchester cathedral now. and king felipe of spain leads a ceremony to pay homage to the victims of the pandemic and the moral strength of the country in tackling the crisis. hello, and welcome — stay with us for the latest news and analysis. our top story, the court of appeal has ruled that shamima begum — one of the schoolgirls who travelled to syria from london to join the islamic state group — should be allowed to return to the uk to challenge the removal of her british citizenship. m5 begum was stripped of her citizenship last year after she was found living in a northern syria refugee camp. the then—home secretary, sajid javid, revoked her status after ms begum expressed her wish to return to britain. the judgment means the government must now find a way to allow the 20—year—old to appear in court in london despite repeatedly saying it would not assist removing her from syria. in response, her solicitor said ms begum had never had a fair opportunity to give her side of the story and she was n

as you say, manchester united, manchester city, surrey, were originally accused of breaching uefa financial fair play regulations. these rules are essentially trying to make sure clu bs essentially trying to make sure clubs spend within their means, don't get into serious financial difficulties and also to make sure wealthy owners don'tjust pour money into football clu bs wealthy owners don'tjust pour money into football clubs and it was originally alleged in a series of lea ked originally alleged in a series of leaked e—mails city had inflated the size of sponsorship deals so their owner could invest more money in the clu b owner could invest more money in the club than the rules allowed. uefa found man city guilty of this, originally banned them from european football for two years and gave them a hefty fine, as well. city insist of the allegations were false, also the process had not been independent. they appealed to the court of arbitration for sport, there was a hearing last month, and that hearing has now produced a fantastic result as far as man city are concerned because that two

manchester city, their two—year champions league ban has been lifted. manchester city will be eligible to play champions league football for the next two seasons. the court of arbitration for sport has just announced its verdict from a three—day appeal hearing that took place in june a three—day appeal hearing that took place injune into the serious breaches of uefa's financial regulations. city were found guilty of those back in february. we can speak to sports correspondent andy swiss so why have they come to this decision? city fans will be breathing a hefty sigh of relief. manchester city were originally accused of breaching uefa's financial fair play regulations will stop these rules are essentially trying to make sure clubs spend within their means and don't get into serious financial difficulties and also make sure wealthy owners don'tjust pour money into football clu bs. don'tjust pour money into football clubs. it was originally alleged in a series of leaked e—mails that city had inflated the size of sponsorship deal so their owner could

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the views of some shoppers in greater manchester there. a local lockdown has also been in place in the city of leicester for the last month. the mayor of leicester, sir peter soulsby, has today criticised the government's handling of the local lockdown, both in his city and in parts of the north of england. while i understand the arguments the government has made about their need to respond quickly to a developing situation, that doesn't mean to say that you have to try and deal with that situation without any planning in advance or briefing in advance. what the government did yesterday was to, i can't help but feel, make it up as they went along. frankly, that's not the way to deal with this. the sort of situation in other parts of the uk where they have chosen to put additional restrictions on could have been foreseen, could have been foreseen some weeks ago, some days ago and certainly shouldn't have had to be faced with yesterday, as if they were having to respond to a new possibility. it was always a possibility. it should have been p

let us try and be silent, we know how good manchester city can be and how good manchester city can be and how good manchester city can be and how good they are. so it is up to us to be competitive, stay in the game and try to get the fortune that we had a bit of a guest leicester. —— try and be solid. well that game at the etihad is one of three games that kick—off shortly at six o'clock. the first—half of burnley versus wolves is live on bbc two with the second half on bbc one. newcastle against tottenham is also at 6pm. arsenal against the champions liverpool kicks off at 8.15. the option to have five substitutes will be allowed next season, according to football lawmakers. ifab made the announcement that each compeition, including the premier league can decide if they still want that option. it comes as the dates for the summer transfer window have been announced. premier league shareholders have agreed it'll open for ten weeks from the 27th ofjuly to the 5th of october. a domestic—only window will be added from the fifth to the 16th of october when premier league clubs c

jofra archer's electric fast bowling was one of the highlights there — but he's playing no part in manchester after being dropped this morning for breaking the rules around being in a bio secure bubble. 0ur cricket reporter henry moran was watching the opening day. we'll talk about jofra archer in a minute — but let's start with dom sibley because it's not everyday he gets a half century and he's steadied england on day one along with ben stokes 7 yes, though he has been dropped ice, he has been excellent for england, saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. saw it at the top of the line up in jess's eighth tests match up. they lost early wickets with two batman falling before the lunch break leaving england in a precarious 9—2. joe rouche showed some resilience... stokes and sibley put on close to 100 runs and they... they could've perhaps made more breakthroughs that they have not made so far today, just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for england. just look out at the scoreboard which tells me 183—3 for englandlj think which tells me 183—3

sarah corker, bbc news, in manchester. the furlough scheme, which will end in october, was the biggest state economic intervention since the second world war. so what will the chancellor's new measures cost, and how will the treasury pay for it all? our business correspondent dharshini david has more details. big numbers for a big plan. the message on rishi sunak‘s twitter feed was clear. but is it enough to stop the clock from turning back to the 1980s? those lost years of mass unemployment and hardship. at present the government is paying the wages of 9.4 million employees, and that of 2.7 million self—employed people. as those schemes are wound down the challenge is to prevent that turning into massive lay—offs. but the current plans cost £70 billion. the package replacing that is worth less than half as much, at most £30 billion. he is hoping he's incentivised businesses and consumers and workers themselves to pick up the slack. it's a gamble but it's a change that had to happen. you need to move and move gradu

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millions of peoole living in greater manchester and parts of east lancashire and west yorkshire will be banned from going to other people's houses — or gardens. sophie hutchinson has the latest. old ham, where cases of coronavirus have more than tripled in the past week. people here, and now right across greater manchester, will be banned from visiting each other indoors as part of new restrictions to curb the sudden surge in cases. the same measures will apply to blackburn with darwen and in other parts of east lancashire, and in some areas in west yorkshire. the health secretary said the decision had been reached after high—level meetings with local officials today. we take this action with a heavy heart but unfortunately it's necessary, because we've seen that households meeting up and a lack of social distancing is one of the causes of this rising rate of coronavirus and we'll do whatever is necessary to keep the country safe. a spike in coronavirus cases in places like trafford, in greater manchester, has led to tonight's decision. initially the virus seemed to hit teenagers

greater manchester is our very fast area. when you add into the mix parts of lancashire and parts of your chair as well. this is a significant restriction brought in from midnight. interesting. thanks neck. —— nick. —— nick. to hong kong next. the government there has disqualified 12 pro—democracy candidates from upcoming legislative council elections that's hong kong's mini—parliament. it says the candidates were not fit to run for office. unsurprisingly, the candidates themselves see it differently. here's one of them. when the national security law was passed, i said that one country two system is finished. today we are seeing the results of being relentless that this oppression. regime is starting. one country two systems is the policy which up til now has given hong kong a high degree of autonomy from mainland china. the man you just heard, dennis kwok, is an elected member of the legislative council, for the civic party. the party is considered relatively moderate. but four of its lawmakers, who you see here

as holders manchester city take on 13 time winners arsenal. it's well into the second half at a deserted wembley1—0 to arsenal — a superb team goal finished by aubameyang gave arsenal the lead. winner will face manchester united or chelsea, who meet in the other semifinal tomorrow. in the premier league, norwich's miserable end to the season continued. the league's bottom club lost 2—0 to burnley, one of which was an own goal and they had two men sent off. it's nine successive league defeats for norwich while the win for burnley puts them up to ninth. position 20 on the league. we lost this game and finished this game, far away from accusing anyone of something like this so you have to call this situation, yeah, i don't know, naive, inexperienced, stupid, not professional, all the words for it. definitely not acceptable. after securing promotion to the premier league on friday, leeds united were crowned champions of the english championship on saturday, thanks to another result going their way. but they weren't out immediately celebratin

after the thrashing at manchester city on thursday, there was little to impressjuergen klopp yet again against aston villa. in the first half, the relegation strugglers have the clearest chance. they started the second bright, too, is once again allison was called upon to keep it goalless. with liverpool needing energy, they had plenty in reserve. with fresh legs came fresh ideas and a refreshing change of direction, namely forwards, and up and down off the barand in. sadio mane changing juergen klopp was my tune. finally, we saw why liverpool hadn't even dropped a point at home this season, curtisjones' strike confirming what we've known — liverpool not at their best but still better than everyone else in the league yet again. so liverpool leaving it late to open the scoring, in a victory far from easy according to their bossjurgen klopp. villa meanwhile left to regret their missed chances. that is why we became champions, because we found a way to win. it not being about being brilliant. in the circumstances, it is not their day, you still have to be 100% in the game. i saw that in