despite manchester united progressing 8—5 on aggregate against roma, arsenal were held to a goalless draw at home by villarreal in their semifinal second leg meaning the spanish side go through 2—1 on aggregate, and it was a chance missed as katie gornall reports. manchester united in rome, arsenal at home. with an all english champions league final already set up, here was a chance to make it a full house for the premier league in europe. for arsenal against villareal, the stakes couldn't be higher. a place in the europa league final could save their season. aubameyang hits the post! 2—1 down from the first leg, every inch would have to be earned. pierre—emerick aubameyang has endured a fraught season on and off the pitch. his dry spell in front of goal continued in the first half. this would be tense. arsenal needed goals. the second half brought more urgency but not accuracy, and time was running out. aubameyang has delivered on this stage before, with ten minutes left, could he do so again? well, this was the painful answer. it was the best arsenal could muster. while villa

carmen, roma, and others. [inaudible]. and the libraries and to others and i'm so fortunate to have a life with her. and also in this world of poetry. i just want to say that the truth goes together and also within mexicans and mexican-american and so easily selected or slipped away and how i learned grade and how it can be in power a bowl with words like acquisition, expansion, and injustice. and also reliable presence how easily it becomes to start her history that would never hold, and how we are telling stories of the archives to seek and to know. and sometimes it is for and sometimes it is hurtful, but always it remains a necessity to eliminate our true and thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you so much anthony cody for joining us this afternoon pretty we have the honor of joining us as well tod. and then note books. and from now until the end of time, here in the united states and throughout, we increasingly find ourselves in a situation not unlike that of the battlefield triage in which everyday decisi

let's the story we have of roma the fourth comes from annelian owens. who was his his housekeeper and ran his school. she was kind of a mysterious half indian half british character. she wrote a book about her experience that book becomes anna and the king of siam. and in the king of siam becomes the broadway musical the king and i and a guy who looks like this is transformed into a guy who looks like that. and and annalee and owens ends up being a deborah kerr not not nearly as badly dressed as you old brenner is in any case the negotiations in siam are completely successful. the parties proceed on to mother to a mocha for a stop that it seems to have no purpose at all and then to musket in oman where they will succeed very quickly in negotiating that agreement that i told you about was lasting up until the eisenhower administration. so this is that route across the water. they passed through singapore. here's what singapore looks like at the time recall that in 1824 singapore becomes a british possession as part of a deal with the dutch and this is th

roma who play the second leg oftheir europa league semi—final against manchester united on thursday night, are currently seventh in serie a, and it sees the 58 year old return to italy, where he managed inter milan between 2008 and 2010, leading them to the champions league and serie a titles. but his time in north london was short lived and he was dismissed afterjust 17 months at the club. the indian premier league has been postponed after further covid 19 cases among players forced the cancellation of another match in the world's richest cricket tournament. the country has recorded more than 20 million cases, and so far reported more than 222,000 deaths from the virus. india's board of control for the game says they do not want to compromise on the safety of the players, support staff and the other participants. india are scheduled to tour england from mid june to september and then host the t20 world cup later this year. elise mertens fought back from a set down to knock the two—time former champion simona halep out of the madrid open on tuesday. halep took the first set but mertens

news channel... 15 days after leaving tottenham jose mourinho is back in football, where he'lljoin roma for the start of next season. good evening. one of the leading government advisors behind the first lockdown last year says it's unlikely that there will be any more lockdowns in the uk. professor neil ferguson says life should start getting back to normal this summer thanks to the vaccination programme. the government's "green list" of countries to which people can travel without having to self isolate on their return is expected to be released within the next week. professor ferguson warned that questions do remain over summer holidays — particularly travelling abroard this year — but he was optimisitc about normal life soon returning here with far fewer restrictions. here's our health editor hugh pym. masks and social distancing, strict limits on gatherings and socialising, they've been unprecedented restrictions on everyday lives for much of the pandemic, but there's an increasing sense that things could be much closer to the old normal by the summer. one of the key scientists

. —— for roma. this is 0utside source live from the bbc newsroom. 0ur lead story is? in his first press conference as president, joe biden has dismissed the idea that there is a crisis on the idea that there is a crisis on the us—mexico border and he has also set a new target of 200 million coronavirus vaccinations in his first 100 days. eu leaders are discussing how to improve their vaccine roll—out. here they all are speaking to each other virtually. they're dealing with two problems — rising cases and faltering vaccine supplies. one possible response is to restrict the eu's vaccine exports. the president of the european commission offered a justifcation for such an approach... for context, 77 million doses is more than the number ofjabs given to eu citizens so far. but angela merkel argued today that the uk and the us approach means the eu has to change course. translation: we see very clearly that vaccines produced _ in the uk remain in the uk. the united states are not exporting, and so that leaves us in a position where we have to ask whether what we produ

health minister for lazio, which includes roma, has issued a statement reminding england football fans of the quarantine rules in italy. those entering from the uk have to isolate for five days, meaning even if they travel today, they would not be out of isolation by the match on saturday night. he said the quarantine period for arrivals from the uk... it's being reported that the government is going to ditch the requirement to self—isolate for ten days if you come into contact with a positive coronavirus case for anyone who is "double—jabbed" from july the 19th. 0ur political correspondent adam fleming has more. there is a pilot programme involving tens of thousands of people in england. if you get contacted by test and trace, you canjoin this pilot programme and you will either stick with the current policy, which is you have to stay at home for ten days with great disruption to your daily life, or you can do a couple of pcr tests and lateral flow tests, the little strips, every day, and you can basically go about your essential business. so ministers will be studying that data a

lists 102,000 jewish people who were killed by the nazis — as well as more than two—hundred sinti and roma. tim allman reports. the holocaust was a crime committed in so many places. with so many victims. more than 100,000 of them who are named here. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history. this monument confronts us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability. accountability as to whether moore should have been whether moree should have been done during the war years to save those who were murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. king willem—alexander met with some of the survivors, seated next to one of the walls with some of the victims names inscribed. i thought it was emotional. ijust saw the name of a friend of mine. not anne frank or anyone famous

and if you did, you would have missed manchester united coming from behind and hitting roma for six in the first leg of their europa league semifinal. it was a dazzling second—half display from united, who scored five times after the break, including two from eddison cavani, and this from mason greenwood, who made it 6—2. things were't quite so comfortable for arsenal, as they were beaten 2—1 by villareal. the spanish side were two goals up within half an hour, and things were looking grim for the gunners, but a late nicolas pepe penalty gave them a vital away goal. mark selby and stuart bingham are tied at 4—4 going into the morning session of their semifinal at the world snooker championship. while in the other semi, kyren wilson was a relentless potting machine, winning five frames in a row at one point, and poor shaun murphy was left twiddling his thumbs and hardly had a look in. so, wilson has a 6—2 lead going into this afternoon's semi—final at the world snooker championships, but it's a new day and he still needs 11 more if he is to make the final. that's all the spo

director of friends, families and travellers — a charity dedicated to help the gypsy, traveller and roma community. i must say when i first saw this story, it reminded me of those signs and hotels and shops 50—60 years ago. it seems extraordinary. when did you first hear about this, and do you know any of the people affected? , . , do you know any of the people affected? , ., , , �* do you know any of the people affected? , . , , �* ., affected? this really isn't a surrise affected? this really isn't a surprise to _ affected? this really isn't a surprise to us _ affected? this really isn't a surprise to us because i affected? this really isn't a l surprise to us because we've affected? this really isn't a - surprise to us because we've been seeing these stories and hearing these calls coming to our helpline over several years now. i've heard a mother in tears over the phone because their family's holiday, which she had booked and saved for, had been cancelled in short notice over an e—mailfor stops had been cancelled in short notice over an e—mail for stops she was told it was

critics said it was a clear attempt to keep gypsy, roma and traveller families from its holiday parks. our business correspondent emma simpson is here. how did this come to light? this came about after a whistle—blower revealed that pontins had been using a—list of irish surnames as part of a policy to prevent bookings from gypsy and traveller families. prevent bookings from gypsy and travellerfamilies. it published prevent bookings from gypsy and traveller families. it published the list on its intranet, calling them undesirable guests, and telling staff to watch out for these names. the title of your equality and human rights commission also said that the company monitored calls at its contact centre, refusing or cancelling bookings made by people with an irish accent, or surname. they said this was discrimination and breached the 2010 equality act. these are pretty shocking revelations, and for such a big name in the holiday industry. a downing street spokesperson today described these practices as completely unacceptable. as for pontins, its owner said today in a brief stateme

roma hope you had a good holiday back to business and baseball. both the giants anais in action this evening, one week from tonight, it's going to be the all star game, of course up in colorado, and it was announced today the day before that, of course, will be the home run derby that matt olsen will be taking part of that he's the a's home run leader, so that's cool. lots of local representation on the other side of the bay as well. you may have heard by now. the giants ace pitcher kevin gausman will be on the team having a great year despite yesterday's loss, he had a no hitter against the cardinals into the seventh inning was eight and three with 1.74 e r. a and it's going to be especially nice for him to be up in colorado. you get some shots of him when he played his high school ball up there, he went to centennial, colorado and grand view high school there so returning to denver as an all star with the giant. and well, he may pitch decided if he pitches whether it'll be saturday or sunday. if he pitches sunday, he won't be eligible to pitch i

mourinho's been named as the new boss of italian serie a side roma. that announcement came yesterday and caught everybody a little bit by surprise. he clearly still has an appetite to keep on working. thank you so much, see you later. before we go to carol for the weather forecast, we just wanted to show you this beautiful shot from glasgow this morning. look at that, wonderfully calm and quite different to what some of us will have seen yesterday. good morning. yes, absolutely right. it is a cold start in glasgow but notjust glasgow, many parts of scotland and northern england, some frost around. in northern ireland, freezing, purse, 2 degrees, london, three, plymouth, five. if you are stepping out, wrap up warm. it is sunshine and showers today, feeling chilly, temperature is below average but the wind is not going to be as strong as it has been in the last few days. the low pressure that brought us that rain has drifted away, but we are still in the northerly or north—westerly air flow, that is a chilly direction for us, as we can see here. chill

united face the prospect of playing four games in eight days with the first coming tonight against roma in the second leg of their europa league semi—final. they then return to england and will face aston villa on sunday, leicester on tuesday and liverpool on the thursday. it was a good night for chelsea's women too as they returned to the top of the wsl after sam kerr scored both goals in a 2—0 win at tottenham. victory over reading on sunday would see them retain the title having already won the league cup and they also have the champions league final against barcelona to come. wales' alun wynjones is expected to be named captain of the british and irish lions side. warren gatland will name his 36 man squad for this summer's tour against south africa this afternoon. the three test series will start injuly. britain's dan evans has continued his fine run of form — he's through to the third round of the madrid open, after beating the 10th seed john millman. evans came from a set down to win 6—3 in the decider. he now faces a tough test against world number 6 alexander zverev in t

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we have a part of the roma minority. - have a history in central europe of roma being considered as lesser. that they are outsiders and they do not fit, they steal. it is a practice of social workers influencing the women, putting pressure on the women, putting pressure on the women and getting them to go for this operation. it was not until 2009 that did government expressed regret over involuntary sterilisation although they denied it was a government policy. idols? although they denied it was a government policy. now after ears of government policy. now after years of campaigning - government policy. now after years of campaigning they - government policy. now after| years of campaigning they are considering a law to offer compensation to victims. for some of the women it comes to late. this woman was one of the first activist campaigning against forced sterilisation after becoming a victim herself. translation: i remember she came from the hospital and i had been crying. she was walking like this, bending and holding her tummy. my bending and holding her tummy. my motherfought for bend

has become the first player since 1985 to cross the roman divide, signing for lazio from arch rivals roma. the former chelsea player has signed a two—year deal and will link up with former blues boss maurizio sarri again. roma released pedro from his current contract, with new managerjose mourinho deeming him surplus to requirements. and that's all your support for now, from me mark edwards and the rest of the team, goodbye. you can reach me on twitter, coming up on business we are going to be looking at the prospects for the taliban coffers being swelled by the shadow economy there, see you soon. hello. after what's been a relatively cloudy and relatively cool week so far for many of us, the weather is set to change a little bit through friday and into the weekend. it will briefly turn a little bit warmer. it will also start to turn a lot wetter because low pressure is pushing in from the west. this frontal system bringing rain very early on on friday across northern ireland. that will push eastwards over the coming days. but ahead of that weather front, we draw in a southerly wind, br

wasting your time playing games and there i am at nacer driving the mars roma with a playstation controller. that's what they say though, the next generation is so used to using games controllers about is the natural thing for them to control technology with. any update on the robots? nacer takes quite a long time to develop things and get them out into space so, no, —— nasa. there is a team at uc berkeley who are designing that, using that tens equity designed to detect flying drones so that should be interesting and you would be able to fly your drains into things and it will bounce back and keep flying. tate russell everybody! —— kate. it has been said that once you join click, you never really leave. and that means that a couple of the newest members of our team have actually been with us quite a while. it's cost to them now. please welcome 0mar matt taberner and paul carter. hello, how are you? paul, you picked something from all the way back in 2018? that's right, me and omar went to land to check out some new tech around firefighting. went to check out a device to help firefi

united have a 6—2 advantage over roma going into the second leg of their semi—final in italy on thursday. the europa league was the last trophy united won when managed byjose mourinho, they beat ajax 2—0 in the final in may 2017. we are going to play to win that game. and that's the only way i think we should approach these games, to develop, to test ourselves, to challenge ourselves. of course there might be one or two changes in the selection, because of the games coming up as well, but we have to get into the final. meanwhile, villarreal will travel to the emirates stadium with a 2—1 advantage over arsenal in the night's other semi—final. the former arsenal boss unai emery has highlighted pierre—emerick aubameyang as a danger man in the second leg. the gabon forward scored a hat—trick in the semi—final against valencia two years ago, when emery was still in charge at the club. rafael nadal wasn't in a giving mood as he beat birthday boy carlos alcaraz 6—1, 6—2 in their second round match at the madrid 0pen. alcaraz was celebrating his 18th birthday playing against the

he's been appointed as the new manager of italian side roma from next season, just 15 days after being sacked by tottenham. his 17 month spell in north london ended before he had the chance to contest the league cup final and with it went the chance of preserving his record of winning trophies at every club he's managed. football reporterjohn bennet told me earlier his choice of destination was expected. the announcement came as a surprise but when you think about it, this is a very logical move. he is very respected in italian football for what he did at inter milan in two successful years between 2008 and 2010. he won two serie a titles, he won a treble of trophies in his second and final season, he won the champions league. so italy was always a likely destination. and this is a very interesting project. they've had new owners for the last year or so, very ambitious new owners and jose mourinho has talked about this and said he was really impressed by their winning project and what he called a winning mentality. and the owners have been talking about this appointment as well and say

if there was ever any debate surrounding who is the greatest artistic swimmer of all time, svetlana roma—shina shut it down by winning her sixth olympic gold medal in the discipline at the tokyo games. she now stands alone as the most decorated athlete in her sport, and she has a chance to add a seventh medal in the team competition saturday. romashina partnered with svetlana koles—nichenko to perform the top—scoring routines of all three elements of the competition, and the pair capped off their dominant run with a near—perfect 98.800 in the final. their gold—medal routine featured extremely difficult and intricate choreography that was meant to mimic the movements of spiders. in the athletics — canada's andre de grasse has won the men's 200 metres final — ending the reign of usain bolt, who retired in 2017. it's de grasse's fifth olympic medal but his first gold. meanwhile, the usa's sydney mclaughlin has taken gold and smashed her own world record in the women's 400 metre hurdles — shaving almost half a second off the old mark. there were five personal bests in the race, givin

they're in europa league semifinal action tonight against the italian side roma. it will be a dream come true the day i can lift a trophy for this club as a manager, of course. and that's what we are building for. we have been close, we are building step—by—step to take the next step. and our ambition this season is to finish it with lifting a trophy and being able to celebrate. i know how much that can mean for a group moving forward. well, there is still a chance there could be an all—premier league tie in the final of the europa league — because arsenal play in the other last four match tonight against spanish side villareal. arsenal have pierre emerick aubameyang back in contention — he's missed the last month of action after contracting malaria while on international duty. scotland and england rugby willjoin football and other sports by boycotting social media this weekend. they say it is a unified stand against racism and discrimination. the "show of solidarity against online abuse" takes place between 3pm on friday and 11:59pm on monday night. in

they're in europa league semi—final action tonight against the italian side roma. semi—final action tonight it semi—final action tonight will be a dream come ti’ul it will be a dream come true the day i can lift the trophy for this club as a manager, of course. that is what we are building for. we are close, building step by step, and our ambition this season is to finish it with lifting the trophy and being able to celebrate. i know how much that can mean fa group moving forward. —— for a group. well, there's still a chance that we could have an all—premier league tie in the europa league final, because arsenal play in the other last four match tonight against spanish side villareal. the gunners have pierre emerick aubameyang back in contention — he's missed the last month of action after contracting malaria while on international duty. executives at clubs involved in the failed european super league have been forced to resign from advisory roles at the premier league, after the other 1a premier league clubs felt betrayed by the move and demanded that the club's representatives

abraham — who moved from chelsea to roma in the summer — and his former blues team—mate chilwell will report to st george's park today, along with the rest of gareth southgate�*s squad for the games with andorra and hungary. britain's hannah barnes finished sixth as italy's marta bastianelli won the opening stage of the women's tour of britain in banbury. the 2007 road race world champion took a dramatic victory in a sprint finish. defending champion lizzie deignan was 26 seconds behind the leaders. stage 2 starts and finishes in walsall. sir ben ainslie is joining forces with the mercedes formula i catala ns catalans dragons catala ns dragons full—back catalans dragons full—back sam tomkins has won the man of steel award for this year, jody cunningham of st helens won the women's award. tomkins is one of only three players to win it twice, he got it in 2012 at wigan warriors. he would like to cap a fine season with grand final victory this weekend. kevin sinfield won the loch lomond spirit of the super league awards due to his fund—raising efforts to support former team—mat

his roma side were thrashed 6—1. it's the first time a side he's managed has conceeded six — and he's taken charge of 1,008 matches in his career! andy murray is annoyed with himself. he says his attitude was poor on court, as he lost in the second round of the european open in antwerp. opponent diego schwartzman said it was a pleasure to play against murray, who is one of his idols, but still beat him 6—4 7—6. great britain won three medals on the second day of the track cycling world championships in france. josie knight, neah evans, megan barker and katie archibald claimed the final medal of the night for britain. they comfortably beat canada by five and a half seconds to claim bronze in the women's team pursuit. the men's pursuit team, and rhys britton in the scratch race, also won bronze. that's all the sport for now. back to you, ben. thank you. a new nationwide advertising campaign is being launched to encourage more people to come forward for covid booster vaccines and the winter flu jab. it comes amid

united take a 6—2 advantage over roma to italy tonight, so ole gunnar solkjaer may be tempted to rest some players, but he doesn't think the tie is already over. we are going to play to win that game. that is the only way i think we should approach these games. to develop, to test ourselves, challenge ourselves. of course might be one or two changes in the selection, because of the games coming up as well, but we have to get into the final. the british and irish lions squad will be confirmed in the next hour and it's widely expected that wales' alun wynjones will be named as captain. warren gatland will announce his 36 man squad for this summer's tour against south africa shortly. jones has been favourite for the role of captain since leading wales to the six nations title in march. this will be his fourth lions tour. the three test series starts injuly. there are just 78 days to go until the start of the tokyo olympics, but there remains a degree of anxiety in japan. the majority of japanese people don't want the games to go ahead and this morning, the president of world atheltics, s

they play roma in the last four. and a chance for ole gunnar solskjaer to put behind him the unwanted record of leading his team in four semi finals so far, and winning none. dan evans returns later after his stunning upset of novak djokovic, the biggest win of his career. evans said the world number one in the locker room before the match and that fired him up for this straight sets win. he's back to face david goffin the quarter—finals later. snooker returns to sheffield's crucible theatre tomorrow, and in front of a crowd. that's because the world championships is one of a number of pilot events testing the return of spectators in england. i'm joined now from the crucible by former world champion and commentator, ken doherty. good morning to you, ken. great to speak to you. we were hearing from the world number one, judd trump earlier. he was saying there is the reassuring sound of the odd sweet wrapper and coughing. give us a sense of what the atmosphere will be like? taste sense of what the atmosphere will be

maximum three months to 11 months imprisonment for protest organiser, a direct attack on the gypsy roma and traveller community, up to ten years in prison for any offence committed by destroying or damaging a memorial. and criminalising people for taking part a memorial. and criminalising people fortaking part in a memorial. and criminalising people for taking part in protests where they ought to have known police conditions were in place. would the prime minister agree that if the uk is to be a force for good, in a world where democracy is in retreat as his foreign secretary is saying today, it needs to start at home, with the protection of the long—standing precious and fundamental right to peaceful protest that is a cornerstone of liberal democracy? she protest that is a cornerstone of liberal democracy?— protest that is a cornerstone of liberal democracy? she is quite ri . ht to liberal democracy? she is quite right to stick — liberal democracy? she is quite right to stick up _ liberal democracy? she is quite right to stick up for _ liberal democracy? she is quite right to sti

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come the break, roma were ahead. former manchester city striker certainly enjoyed that one. united certainly didn't. but in the second half, how they turned things around. edison with a stunning finish, and a far simpler one. united were back in front and the ease clear after a penalty. before the icing on the cake. macy and greed would creating a six to win —— mason greenwood. as for arsenal, they were up against a former manager, now in charge of villa real. that ghost of gunnar�*s pass was back to haunt them. soon, it was 2-0. was back to haunt them. soon, it was 2—0. much to his manager's manifest the light. after the break, arsenal's blows worsened. danny sent off, so how they needed this, a late penalty, a 2—1 first leg defeat for arsenal, but their hopes are still alive. andy swiss, bbc news. andy swiss, bbc news. staying with football and the pfa say the have "serious concerns" over social media companies, and how they are dealing with abuse aimed at players. their "project restart" investigation found that abusive tweets that had been reported, were still

manchester united are through to the europa league final after an 8—5 aggregate semi—final win over roma. the tie was as good as over after a 6—2 first leg win at old trafford but after scoring first through edinson cavani there were some nervy moments for 0le gunnar solsksjaer�*s team as roma swept forward looking to cut the advantage. for me now, the main thing is we are in the final, we know we have to play better than this but we are here because we were able to score four goals during the two legs and that shows in this instance that, while we want to keep him at old trafford. arsenal won't bejoining theirfellow english side after former gunners boss unai emery�*s villarreal held out for a goalless draw in the second leg of their semi fial at the emirates stadium, meaning they go through courtesy of a 2—1 win last week. we are devastated. we had so much enthusiasm to be in the final and we know how much it meant to the club and the fans or ourselves to be in the final and to win the title and be in the champions league and it is a huge blow. women's top seed ashleigh barty i

city and bristol city the chelsea striker tammy abraham has completed his move to italian serie a side roma for a fee of 34 million pounds. he's signed a five year deal which is understood to include a buy—back clause set at £68m. abra ham was chelsea's joint top scorer last season but found his opportunities limited after thomas tuchel took over mid season and even more so with the big money arrival of romelu lukaku from inter milan. abraham has won six england caps and scored 30 goals in 82 appearances for chelsea, having joined them at the age of seven. to tennis. johanna konta has been beaten in the first round of the cincinnati open by world number 23 karolina muchova. konta won the first set but following a rain delay, muchova came back to take the second and deciding set, winning 3—6, 7—6, 6—2. mark selby is through to the second round of the british open after beating shaun murphy. it was a tightly contested match that went to a deciding fifth frame, with selby taking it. he'll now face either ali carter or lei peifan in the next round. and dutch cyclist fabiojakobsen has w

was redressed isn't it antony oh it will roll me agrees i mean i'm talking about subsaharan africa roma greece is not the look guys look like me there's this effect though you could say they could be more racially ambiguous and that's fine but i mean come on in the papers we can look at the past and say ok some of the movies are right that's by and there's a great it's not a story is a had is do robinson it's over the pace of some of the movies or it's all the right this is kind of silly it's not about letting it pass it's about correcting the wrongs of black people who have been systematically disenfranchised from participating in hollywood and not allowed to be in films across the board that's what we're attempting to correct in so to then reimagine a world where a person who's black in plate any character pris the simply a queen and to see what that does for a young african-american girl to see a black woman play a queen that's what we're we're looking at this is filed i don't know everything in queens or other new african queens that you could play a rabbit in a white queen. as brit

the morning after tonight before and what a night it was, i know mines are racing forwards towards roma, but let's talk about that game last night, a really fantastic performance.— night, a really fantastic performance. night, a really fantastic erformance. , ., ., . performance. yes, it was a fantastic performance- _ performance. yes, it was a fantastic performance. and _ performance. yes, it was a fantastic performance. and what _ performance. yes, it was a fantastic performance. and what is _ performance. yes, it was a fantastic performance. and what is believed i performance. yes, it was a fantastic| performance. and what is believed is obviously, we have been here since very, very early when it was very, very, very early when it was very, very quiet indeed and we are just starting to see england fans emerge in the last few minutes. some of them looking very weary indeed after a big celebration last night. because what a momentous night it was. if you watched the game, i would say the first 20 minutes, england did not look that comfortable and my goodness, germany really dead. but

a reminder of our top story, jose mourinho has been appointed as the new manager of roma following his sacking from tottenham. it will be interesting to see how he gets on the his record at spurs was patchy. his style might be more suited to the italian game than the premier league. those who sign up can apply for 60 days of �*breathing space' to prevent them falling into a spiral of debt. the treasury has estimated the scheme could benefit up to 700,000 people in its first year. phil andrew is the chief executive of the debt charity, stepchange. how much help will this offer people? this is a good day for anyone in problem debt. it's a landmark piece of legislation and it gives people protection against action and any further fees and actions for 60 days. previously that protection was not in place. you had to borrow more and more so it's going to help a lot of people and it's a good day. going to help a lot of people and it's a good day-— going to help a lot of people and it's a good day. protection for that amount of time, _ it's a good day. protection for that amount of time, f

football first, the chelsea striker tammy abraham has completed his move to teh italian side roma for a fee of £34 million. he's signed a five—year deal and links up withjose mourinho who was appointed as the club's new manager at the end of last season. an academy player with chelsea, he wasn't picked by manager thomas he wasn't picked by manager thomas tuchel for the final as chelsea won the champions league. he's found his opportunities limited, even more so with the big money arrival of romelu lukaku from inter milan. naomi 0saka broke down in tears at her first press conference since pulling out of teh french open for mental health reasons. the four—time grand slam winner was threatened with expulsion from roland garros after declaring she wouldn't fulfil her media duties. she missed wimbledon, competed at the olympics and in her first press conference in almost three months at the cinccinnati 0pen became emotional when asked about her difficulties in facing the media. when you say i'm not crazy about dealing with you guys, what does that refer to? well, you said you don't e

in the night's other games, roma came from behind to win 2—1 at ajax where roger ibanez scored the winner three minutes from time. and gerard moreno scored the only goal of the game — a penalty — as villarreal won at dinamo zagreb. and arsenal were held to a 1—all draw at home, after a 94th minute equaliser from slavia prague. the 2nd legs of all those ties take place next thursday. and the french open will start a week later than scheduled, it'll run from the 30th may to the 13th ofjune. tournament organisers at roland garros say they want the largest number of fans to be able to attend,and with france in a third national lockdown, moving the championships will give them the best possible chance. now this will impact on the grass court season in the build up to wimbledon. the lta say they are looking at the implications for their events and might make changes to the calendar as well. back with the business in five minutes. see you soon, goodbye. hello. although thursday was a little less cold for many, friday plunges us back into the arctic air. in fact, we will stay with the colde

do you think they can continue that roma have you seen the best of those days the tech stocks?— tech stocks? once again, it's a multi-trillion _ tech stocks? once again, it's a multi-trillion dollar _ tech stocks? once again, it's a multi-trillion dollar question i multi—trillion dollar question and the debate is rife surrounding it. ultimately the reason why tech stocks have done so well in addition to the five door lives are increasingly now online, simply because they continue to grow extremely fast and those profits seem to be quite resilient to shocks in the economy bought the business cycle but you've got to pay through the nose for the stocks because they are not cheap. now, the question is, do those cash flows which are quite stable but high and oppressive, or are they less attractive in the world where interest rates are rising? that has been a big question. in our opinion, there is some truth to that and as a result, we have somewhat dialled back our exposure to that complex, we still have exposure to tech, we have increased our exposure to sectors which are more

decades on, roma's daughter helps care for her. the 83—year—old, who has dementia, had to sell the family home to pay for the full—time care she now needs. she worked night and day to have her own home. i mean, my mum would have been the tory poster girl. she never took a penny in benefits, she worked, she must have paid income tax for 50 years and everything she worked for has gone, because she's been ill. and that is just wrong. the prime minister claims the new system will protect families just like lorraine�*s from enormous bills those who need intense care can face if they can afford to contribute, but there's a fear the wealthiest will benefit the most. if someone has a house worth £120,000, they will still have to pay £86,000 themselves, even though they qualify for some council help, and they'd be left with just over a quarter of the value of their home. but look at this — if an individual has a house worth £500,000, they'll have to pay the £86,000, yet then will keep over 80% of the value of their house to pa

we have the latest transfer news as tammy abraham agrees a move to italy, the england striker joins roma from chelsea. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. efforts to evacuate people from afghanistan to the uk are being stepped up with 300 people already brought out — with the aim to bring out as many as 7,000. vice admiral sir ben key who is running the uk evacuation operation, says it's a dynamic situation across the city and they cannot afford to pause with the taliban controlling the gates of the airport. 0n the streets of kabul, the taliban tell people to get back to work and continue with life as normal. 0ur diplomatic correspondent paul adams reports. at kabul airport, the exeter of foreigners continues, civilians boarding an indian military flight this morning after the chaos yesterday, aeroplanes are once again leaving. earlier france sent a plane to evacuate its citizens and their afghan colleagues. this vast international operation now gathering pace. the man running the british operation says he expects to bring out as many as 7000 people. how long have we got

coming up on the bbc news channel, manchester united are in semifinals action against roma for the europa league. it's the first of four matches they're scheduled to play in just eight days. arsenal are at home to villarreal. last year, more than a third of us worked from home at least some of the time — because the pandemic closed so many workplaces. now, with lockdown easing, many businesses are planning for their employees to return — but will it be the same? 43 out of 50 firms questioned by the bbc — including some of the uk's biggest employers — said they don't plan to bring staff back to the office full—time after the pandemic; instead, there'll be a mix of home and office working. ben thompson has been looking at how the world of work could change. back in the office after ia months at home. i took on my role in march 2020. it was kind of a baptism by pandemic. for monica, who started her newjob just as the crisis began, getting back to the office is a chance to change how she and her team can work. when you come into the office, there are going to be open spaces, collabo

it is coming to roma. italy won a dramatic euro final against england in penalty kicks. england scored first, the italians were in control for most of the rest of play. the equalizer was in the second half. extra time did not change much in the final shootout was ugly, with italy missing two kicks and the english a heartbreaking three. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. manus, dani? manus: thank you very much. coming up, the u.s. treasury secretary heads to brussels to warn european counterparts that their planned digital levy could jeopardize a global tax deal. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i am in london alongside manus cranny in dubai. fresh from the gathering of g20 finance ministers in venice over the weekend, and the groups endorsement of the principles of a global corporate tax agreement, u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen is in brussels this week and will urge eu leaders to reconsider plans for

and there are also concerns from the roma and traveller community that the bill could criminalise parts of their culture. farhana says if this law existed when she was younger, she would have had a different experience. all things being equal, my mum was otherwise a law—abiding citizen, she never would have contemplated getting me married off if she thought it was illegal. and despite me coming across uk border force, the high commission in bangladesh, the british high commission, doctors when i came back heavily pregnant telling them i was married, none of that raised an eyebrow because it was perfectly legal for me to be married. the bill is widely supported, but stamping out child marriage will need cultural change, notjust a change in the law. rajdeep sandhu, bbc news. we've seen a lot of reports recently about migrants trying to enter the european union via the poland—ukraine border — but that's not the only way in. many people are also trying to cross from bosnia into croatia — only to be repeatedly turned back. the bbc�*s fergal keane spent time with one family as they

via radio faces manchester united in the final may 26th in poland man united took care of roma 85 in aggregate but they did lose the 2nd make 32 both of united's goals of schoolboy euro one striker it is some cover me. you're always happy no matter what anyone thinks about me when you get to a final even if you've been praised or criticised whatever it doesn't really matter when you're in a final. you've got a chance to win the competition you're in so it's nothing to do with me personally i'm so happy for the boys too but they've got something to look forward to today and of the season the exhibition fight between boxing legend floyd mayweather and the internet celebrity logan poll may not live up to the drama that unfolded at their publicist event in miami with a face off inside hard off stadium and after a war of words paul tried to keep a souvenir he was quickly stopped by may when it's on and it led to a scuffle the official bow to shuttle to june 6th 44 year old mayweather retired in 27 scene of the defeating u.f.c. star khana mcgregor big guard strong guy and it's foreigners i

virial faces manchester united in the final on may 26th in poland and united took care of roma 85 on aggregate but they did lose the 2nd leg 32 both of united's goals were scored by euro why and striker edison. you're always happy no matter what anyone thinks about me when you get to a final even if you've been praised or criticised whatever it doesn't really matter when you're in a final. you've got a chance to win the competition you're in so it's nothing to do with me personally i'm so happy for the boys too but they've got something to look forward to today and of the season. full of mickelson has surprised the field of the p.g.a. tour event in charlotte by finishing the opening round with a 2 shot lead the 50 year old called of the 7 under $64.00 which included 8 birdies it's mickelson's at lowest round on to a since june last year after the round mickelson spoke about the fun atmosphere created by playing partners at joel dominic and griffin act i mean i love the banter i think it's funny and it kept the atmosphere in our group really light we laughed we had some fun things to

his feet after being sacked by tottenham 2 weeks ago but most of his manager has been snapped up by roma on a 3 year contract starting next season the news comes on the same day the italian club announced their current coach power fonseca would leave the role at the end of the campaign marina returns to italy having previously managed inter milan where he won the city r. and champions league titles in 2010. called on his manchester city side to produce a perfect performance when they host paris and to man in the 2nd leg of their champions league semifinal later on tuesday city are holding a 21 advantage over the french side but what has worn these players to expect a tough experience compared to the 1st leg in paris last week you know you play with a result the 1st leg you play with the mind here when you're playing the final final final. and you forget what you have to do because when the game you're playing in that way i'm not thinking about much. always experience the 2nd leg in the semifinals not in our club but in all the clubs always is a difficult one. p.s.g. coach tino admits kil

the chelsea striker tammy abraham has completed his move to the italian side roma for a fee of £34 million. he signed a five—year deal and in doing so links up withjose mourinho, who was appointed as the club's new manager at the end of last season. abraham was an academy player with chelsea, but wasn't picked by thomas tuchel for the champions league final and has found opportunities limited, even more so with the big money arrival of romelu lukaku from inter milan. andy murray says his hip and body feels good, having moved into the second round of the cincinnati open. he completed a straight sets victory over richard gasquet in what was his first singles match since his third round defeat at wimbledon six weeks ago. when he returned to competition following his resurfacing operation at this event two years ago, he lost to gasquet in the opening round. i thought i did well. i think i moved pretty well for my first singles match in a while, on the hard courts. certainly, a little bit more confidence in my movement than i did when i played him here a couple of years ago. it was the first

as well is more than 200 70 and roma. ten roman reports. the first such memorial in the netherlands, dedicated to a dark chapter in the country's history. translation:— chapter in the country's history. translation: , ., ., , translation: this monument confronts us with the criminal _ translation: this monument confronts us with the criminal murder— translation: this monument confronts us with the criminal murder of _ us with the criminal murder of thousands, murdered for no other reason than their identity. in doing so, the monument also demands accountability — accountability as to whether more should've been done during the war years to save those who had been murdered. the netherlands _ who had been murdered. the netherlands was occupied for much of the second world war, and three quarters of the country's jewish population were killed. most by the nazis, but some by local collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. collaborators. a difficult legacy to dealwith. kingsville collaborators. a difficult legacy to deal with. kingsv