theirfans manchester united are here now. their fans may take a bit longer and old trafford is not sold out, quite unusualfor tonight. old trafford is not sold out, quite unusual for tonight. in terms of the performance on the pitch, how under pressure is mourinho and his side particularly because they are at home tonight? the draw against crystal palace at the weekend made this manchester united's westar to a season this manchester united's westar to a season in 20 for the pressure is building onjose season in 20 for the pressure is building on jose mourinho. season in 20 for the pressure is building onjose mourinho. he is not used to this sort of pressure in clu b used to this sort of pressure in club football. manchester united just three home win this season. they have not won any of their champions league games this season, not scored a goal. manchester united have never failed to win for champions league games at home in a row, never failed to score in three home champions league games in a row so there is some history

manchester city —— manchester city... they are now 12 points clear of manchester united and today was a 3-1 of manchester united and today was a 3—1 victory for the league leaders. a friendly handshake before a familiar rivalry, but this was a manchester derby that seemed utterly one—sided. city and merged content one—sided. city and merged content ona one—sided. city and merged content on a repeat of last week. so in close as the hosts raced out of the blocks. united could hardly get a touch. the only surprise was that had taken 11 moments to get ahead. —— pro—11 minutes. the game seemed as good as over after starting off in blistering style. romelu lukaku, and from the penalty spots, united we re and from the penalty spots, united were given hope, but with five minutes left, it was snuffed out. 44 passing move coolly finishing off. it is summed up the dominance of manchester city, back to the top of the table and they will take some adjusting on this form. we played not as fluently. we have to play a littl

there were the team who bit manchester city earlier in the season manchester city earlier in the season and putting their only defeat on them in any competition this season. on them in any competition this season. it was a great game and lyon, fantastic, their too with lyon nicking a reserved. maka deserved lead. a spectacular strike here. city hit straight back. he had been city's best player until that point. no stopping that header from the defender. it was that man again who put lyon back in front with what seemed a winner with only ten minutes to go. but again lyon switched off at the back and manchester city, well, we know how dangerous they are. guess who, sergio aguero, securing the point. that manchester city needed to join their local rivals united in the knockout phase with a game to spare. and happy city of manchester stadium. definitely. thank you very much forjoining us. we will stay with football. leicester are through to the quarterfinals of the league cup after beating southamton 6—5 on penalties at the king power stadium. the match had been rearranged from october fo

well, it was a little more straightforward for united's neighbours, manchester city. they were 6—0 winners against shaktar donetsk at the etihad. this their biggest win in the champions league, and they started fast. captain david silva opened the scoring just 13 minutes in. raheem sterling was causing touble for shaktar, through on goal, and then this. we could see a replay. penalty awarded for this. stumbles, stubs his foot, fell over. most in agreement it was comical, but serious as gabrieljesus scored the resulting penalty. sterling did better later on, the best goal of the game by far. this just after the break to make it 3—0. by the end, it was gabrieljesus on a hat trick who made it 6—0. city were just minutes from reaching the last 16, but pavel kaderabek‘s late equaliser for hoffenheim at lyon, means pep guardiola's side will have to wait until the next match in france to seal their qualification. elsewhere, real madrid's caretaker coach santiago solari oversaw a 5—0 win at viktoria plzen. gareth bale one of the goal—scorers. real are level on nin

what provision is manchester making for no deal which eve ryo ne manchester making for no deal which everyone accepts would be the worst scenario in terms of the economy? are you separately from government making provision right now for what it might be like? all of our councils have been doing that for the last couple of months. what does that mean in practice, what are they planning? they are having to look at what it might mean for council tax revenues, if people are out of work, if budgets go down. the airport having to work out whether aeroplanes could function, the police service looking at if they would be able to share information ? try going with one, as the mayor of manchester do you think manchester airport can run properly if there is a no—deal brexit? we are not clear about that. we still don't know. greater manchester police just don't have clarity if it can operate on the way it currently does and it's why i am very clear that no deal is a nightmare scenario because it's a step off the cliff into the unknown andi step off the cliff into the unknown and i will take an

manchester city didn't mind, jesus making it 2—0. from there it was jesus going mind, jesus making it 2—0. from there it wasjesus going on to com plete there it wasjesus going on to complete a hat—trick as manchester city cruised to a 6—0 victory. almost into the knockout stage in knockout style. and the swiss, bbc news. across the island of ireland, north and south, the thousands of irishmen who fought for britain in world war one will be remembered on sunday on the centenary of armistice day. for much of the last century the contribution of men from the south was deliberately written out of history while those from northern ireland were treated as heroes. 0ur ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. they were musicians who became soldiers. when world war i broke out, every member of londonderry‘s hamilton flute band signed up. 0ur connections with this part of history are gradually fading into the past. i think that he must have seen some terrible things. ruby jordan's father played in the band. she died aged 92 a few days

in manchester one group of supporters has gone from t. is to try to freeze in the space of just a few. all of us want to see at themes being well we've got a peak why i'm trophies in the commercialized world of modern football success comes at a cost i'm in recent years no club has experienced the changes to a rocket why is the entire was as much as manchester city. city won the premiership last year we'd all be the best team in the league has ever seen no one could touch them it's easy to forget done to recently success names elsewhere in manchester. you know it seems to have been their own way while city struggled back in our old ground at main road just as when they first moved to eastlands times were tough. it was tough but if it's a very it was just awful traffic without a goal for the hopper to score a goal so it was when that was already an option is that the twenty six twenty three years in government spending is a success now we have not invested this for years manchester city were just the smaller and less successful neighbors o

>>> cÓmo estÁn saludos desde manchester aquÍ estamos en el estadio la casa del manchester city que se prepara para recibir la ediciÓn nÚmero 177 del derbi que paraliza la ciudad, mejor imposible para estos dos equipos el conjunto local que viene de hacer doce goles en la liga como en la champions metieron seis en la liga y recientemente seis en la liga de campeones a media semana y el equipo de mourinho que se viene recuperando parece que va a retomando el paso aunque le ha costado ir sacando resultados y asÍ que mejor imposible la posiciÓn de estos dos equipos para encarar este derbi de manchester. uno de ellos el campeÓn busca mantener el paso y seguir ascend iendo y trol busca sacudirse la mala racha en la que se vio metido al arrancar la campaÑa, y ciertamente el equipo de mourinho no ha terminado de convencer asÍ que los esperamos el prÓximo domingo a travÉs de telemundo, arrancamos la transmisiÓn, chelsea frente a everton y despuÉs, el derbi de manchester aquÍ desde el estadio, un abrazo y pendientes de toda la informaciÓn que se genere desde esta ciudad. >>> gracia

manchester city travelled to lyon while manchester united hosted visitors from berne. 0ur correspondent david 0rnstein was watching. playing at the so—called theatre of dreams has become something of a nightmare for manchester united this season. against young boys, a fine chance to recapture their old habit of winning, though marcus rashford quickly showcased united‘s more recent trend — failing to find the net. managerjose mourinho, well, unimpressed. young boys began to grow in belief and would have taken the lead if david de gea hadn‘t intervened. that save proved all the more crucial when marouane fellaini struck in stoppage time to lift the gloom and cue some interesting celebrations. in lyon, manchester city fell behind to a breathtaking goal by maxwel cornet. the visitors responded well, however, nothing was stopping this aymeric laporte effort from levelling the scores. and although cornet landed what looked to be the decisive blow, city had other ideas, sergio aguero securing a point and their passage to the last 16. david 0rnstein, bbc news. tributes have been paid to

for other clubs glory comes good to see of a cash injection manchester city fans have been spoiled by success in recent years . who will concede a bit to see in the world are reports of some ghetto i went to manchester to hear what supporters make of this in ferris meant of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good wouldn't you wish i had more money and you were stadium players i'm more fans. for most of us suffering for the fans first the fact will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why this wise to appreciate will you be careful to. keep the friends remain in the front seat experiences that matter. here in manchester one group of supporters has gone from tears to trophies in the space of just a few. all of us want to see i think the well we got a beat why was it sort of feeds right in the commercialized world of modern football success comes at a cost i'm in recent years no club as experience changes the iraq advice in tiles as much as manchester city. city won the premiership last year we'd all googly the best team the league has ever seen no one could touch them it's e

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that story about the manchester bombing picked up about the manchester bombing picked up on the front page of the mirror that talks about the four missed chances to stop the bomber. this was this the report from the intelligence and security committee today that there were various opportunities, including the fact that the bomber actually visited a known militant in prison and he wasn't picked up. yes. highly critical of m15 and intelligence services. they say there is that are so shocking that they cannot put out there, that they would just briefed the prime minister on, about these failings. as you said, there was the visit to the president. he was never put on the president. he was never put on the event strategy. he was known. he had been followed. they knew what he was doing, but not close enough. he was doing, but not close enough. he was not put under travel restrictions, either. the listing of problems and really very shocking. it must be so horrific for anyone caught up in these cases to read of all these, you know, major mistakes. indeed, and infact all these, you know, majo

so, i think manchester was in quite a special position in that the team that organised the manchester resilience hub were able to bring together lots and lots of specialist practitioners all in one place to coordinate a very systematic and systemic support system. so, for example, one of the key recommendations that seems to have come from that report is that specialist support needs to be provided through different mediums. you know, it is to be readily available. so the hub, for example, provides support for a range of things, telephone, face—to—face, sometimes e—mail. they also help other people find sources of support, which i noticed was a big thing in the report, particularly for parents trying to find support for parents trying to find support for their children. let me bring charlotte back in, from the report, what is the key thing that has to change the you ? what is the key thing that has to change the you? so you talk about the manchester resilience hub, i think having something like that, having more of those, having more specialist centres and especially if you are

while manchester city are also through after twice coming from behind in lyon, sergio aguero with the second equaliser. before one game left, already in february we'll be there again, one more yearfor february we'll be there again, one more year for manchester city's good news. now we can focus, of course, and on the premier league and other competitions and try to arrive in february with everybody fit and everybody ready to compete against the best 16 teens in europe. elsewhere, juventus have qualified top of group h with a match to play after mario mandzukic scored the winner against valencia, and in the same group marouane fellaini scored in the 91st minute for manchester united against young boys to take jose mourinho‘s side through with a game to spare. i want to send a message to my haters and say i've played champions league for 1h years and i've qualified 1a times. the two years where i didn't play champions league, i wonder europa league twice. so in 16 years, 1a times i qualify, and twice i play the europa league and won. just a little curiosity for my lovers and the lover

it is always great to play in manchester. that match starts at seven o'clock tomorrow in manchester. gareth bale will be back in action for wales tonight as they play denmark in their final european nations league fixture. victory in cardiff will mean wales are promoted to the top tier, plus if they fail to qualify for euro 2020 in the normal way, they'll also be guaranteed a play off place. conor mcnamara is in the welsh capital for us. high expectations in cardiff tonight. the nations lead, at the beginning very few people understood it, is becoming straightforward for ryan giggs and wales. if they win here tonight, they will win the group and take a huge step toward qualifying for euro 2020. danny, this is working out very well for ryan giggs and the nations league is working very well for wales. ryan giggs and the nations league is working very well for walesm certainly is. this is what the nations league was designed for comedy should often the final games, getting the fans really excited. it is assured up tonight. denma

the 15—year—old was one of 22 people killed at manchester arena. she's everywhere in our house. always in our thoughts. steve feels olivia's loss every day but does not blame the security services. i don't hold them to task over it because nobody, like i say, goes to work to do a bad job or anything. if they're admitting failures, then they must be learning lessons and they must be improving security. they must be tightening things up, especially on people leaving the country and coming back, where they've been and what's happened to them. if they're looking at things like that, that's a lesson to go for. the home office and other agencies are said to have made a litany of errors in the parsons green tube attack, which will require a further review. the government says it's doing everything it can to tackle the evolving threat of terrorism. judith moritz, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister has hailed a draft agreement on post—brexit relations with the eu as ‘right for the whole of the uk'. after a review looking into the manchester arena terror attack, m

city v manchester united. the good game last 158 minutes on the clock there between crystal palace and tottenham. the big matches to tomorrow of course. the big manchester derby right here tomorrow, all the results here on bbc news. back to you, james. some thrilling matches in the championship this afternoon, including a late winner for norwich to give them a 11—3 win at home to millwall and move them to the top of the table. here are all the scores. birmingham and hull shared six goals. away wins for swansea, preston and aston villa. middlesbrough are second after a 2—0 victory at home to wigan. queen's park rangers' recent good run continues. they beat local rivals brentford, and there were draws at nottingham forest and reading. the first round proper of the fa cup kicked off this weekend, with 29 ties today and nine tomorrow. there have been two big shocks. yeovil lost 3—1 at home to non—league stockport county, and league 2 bottom club macclesfield lost 2—1 at maidstone. after holding off ports

mi5‘s handling of the manchester arena attack has been held up for particular criticism. the bomber, salman abedi, was allowed to travel freely from libya, visited an extremist in prison, and was dealt with too slowly. robbie potter was gravely injured in the attack, left in a coma with shrapnel removed from his heart. today he's on the mend, but angry at the revelations. this is something that could have been stopped, end of. this didn't have to happen. every alarm bell was ringing. you feel let down? i am a bit, yes. there was enough warning signs, it wasn'tjust like one hoax call. there were enough warning signs. they should be took to court, i've said it. they should be took to court now. they are just as guilty, that could have been stopped. mis? yeah. 15—year—old olivia campbell—hardy was one of the 22 people killed at manchester arena. she's everywhere in our house, as you can tell, always in our thoughts. olivia's grandfather, steve, feels her loss every day, but doesn't blame the security services. i don't hold them to task over it because nobody goes to wo

mi5 has admitted for the first time that it made a mistake in failing to track the manchester bomber salman abedi, whose attack last year killed 22 people. a report by mps on the intelligence and security committee says mi5 missed potential opportunites to stop the attack. the mps say mi5 admits it moved "too slowly" in establishing how dangerous salman abedi really was. daniel sandford reports. salman abedi killed 22 people when he detonated a suicide bomb at an ariana grande concert at manchester arena in may last year. he was known to mi5 and counter—terrorism policing, and had visited a hardened extremist in prison. his case was even under review at the time of the attack, but mi5 had not asked border staff to notify them when he left or entered the country. we learned today that mi5 now admits that was a mistake. he returned from libya just before the attack. abedi had made his bomb by buying chemicals often used to make explosives. but the system for retailers warning police about the purchase of chemicals has not been modernised, and dates back to the ira era of fertiliser b

some will concede a bit to see the world all reports at some ghetto i went to manchester to hear what supporters make of this in fact this meant of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good wouldn't you wish i had more money and you were stadium better players more fans. for most of us suffering for the fans first the fact will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why it's wise to appreciate will. be careful with. the funds. and the funds experiences that matter. the man just one group of supporters has gone from tears to try feat in the space of just. all of us want to see a theme be well we can guy be quiet i mean trophies right in the commercialized world of modern football success comes at a cost i mean recent years no club has experienced the changes that record wise in tiles as much as manchester city. city won the premiership last year we'd all be the best team the league has ever seen no one could touch them it is easy to forget that until recently success means elsewhere in manchester. you know it's it's always used to having their own way while city struggle back i

so from a seventh tier team, to two of the biggest in the world — manchester united and manchester city face—off in the derby on sunday afternoon. city, top of the table yet again after an unbeaten start to the season. for united, its been a rockier road, but with victory againstjuventus in the champions league this week — could they be beginning to turn things around? ben croucher looks ahead. it has long ceased to be a match only for manchester. this is a derby, watched the whole world over. gt it divides this normally united city. for many this is the derby, city versus united, blue versus red, pep versus jose. you know it is manchester united, you know, maybe with liverpool, the strongest teams in all the history in england, for us to be there, now in the last years,ic, the moment they beat there, 0ld in the last years,ic, the moment they beat there, old trafford, 0k, they beat there, old trafford, 0k, the people think, 0k, we are being quite similar, that is a big honour. it isa quite similar, that is a big honour. it is a derby that hasn't always been that close, when the prem

that you'd like to see the world all reports of some ghetto i went to manchester to he was supporters make of this investment of riches. wouldn't it be good to be good wouldn't you wish i had more money and you were stadium their players are more fans. for most of us suffering from fines first the fact will probably never happen but there are a few reasons why it's wise to appreciate will you be careful what. keeps the fans remain in the frenzy experiences that matter. the man just one group of supporters has gone from tears to try to feast in the space of just a few. of us want to see our theme today where we guy be quiet i mean trophies in the commercialized world of sport of football success comes at a cost time in recent years no club has experienced the changes to iraq to draw easy tiger woods as much as manchester city. since he won the premiership last year we'd all do you believe the best team the league has ever seen no one could touch them it's easy to forget the until recently success names elsewhere in manchester. united always used to have it their own way while city stru

he's been talking to the bbc about loads of things, including his time at manchester united. he spent a couple of years there in the twilight of his career, and says the rest of the premier league is lucky that he didn't move there earlier in his career. i was old, but i was not old enough. i was young. they made me feel like benjamin button. i was getting younger and younger. every game that went. and then unfortunately i got my injury. the only thing i have to say is the premier league should be happy i didn't come ten years ago before i came. because? it would be a different story. great britain's olympic gold medal winning women's hockey team have been beaten again at the champions trophy in china. world champions the netherlands scored a goal in each quarter to win 4—nil. it was the first meeting between the sides since the rio 2016 final. britain must beat argentina in their final group game to have any chance of winning the bronze medal. it's a big day for england's cricketers at the women's world t20 in antigua. they play india in the semi finals later tonight. if t

more shelters will open in manchester in the next couple of weeks. we are getting to the point where we nearly have enough and our scheme is beginning to work. i am having to ask the public for support. we are asking for donations through bed every night .co .uk because there is not the public funding. as i said at the beginning, the government and parliament needs to wake up to the scale of the crisis. also in the news this morning is the importance of clear and accurate food allergy labelling. the issue has been highlighted by the recent high—profile case of natasha ednan—laperouse who died after eating a baguette from pret a manger. a bbc watchdog live investigation has also uncovered a number of other restaurants and coffee shops which are getting it wrong. presenter matt allwright joined us earlier — and we heard from a couple with nut allergies about their recent experience in a restaurant. these are not small numbers. this is affecting people and it is affecting the way people live their lives as well. where they can go and eat, where th

back in twenty seventeen the westminster attack the manchester arena london bridge finsbury park and parsons green those five attacks that ended up taking a total of thirty six people's lives. one of them. now on the manchester attack specifically the attacker soundman abedi the support talks about how he was able to visit an extremist in prison more than one time however without any follow up from the police or the m i five he was also apparently been able to return from libya without any interception from officials just days before killing twenty two people at that pop concert in man. chester and also it's been said in this report that he was actually flagged for review and known to the m i five since twenty fourteen however he was not referred to the government's anti-terrorism program this is a bit of what the report had to say on the. we concluded that there were a number of failures in the handling of some of the biggest case it's impossible to say whether any of these if any of these had not happened but the devastating attack of the twenty second of may could have been preven

there were further allegations that manchester city had artificially inflated the value sponsors that deals and today was how they had allegedly cut tens of millions of pounds from the wage bill when it came to image rights for players. through a shot company which they sold the rights to, and not us keep called operation longbow manchester city gave little reaction made no comment to suggest anything and today the manager gave his pre—match press conference before the game in the champions lake tomorrow and he was asked about the allegation. what they had done and of course we want to follow rules all these teens do depend on the league, they do what we have to do, so league, they do what we have to do, soa league, they do what we have to do, so a part of that i believe me i'm completely honest i did not know what happened because i'm a manager, i don't know what's going on i focus oi'i i don't know what's going on i focus on what happens in the locker room in the pitch but with business, and how they handle things i'm out of that, i support the cloud. we want to do what really we

well, and i went to high school in manchester -- >> really? >> seth: new hampshire. >> oh. >> seth: yeah. ours was -- ours was -- "manchester by the sea" sounds very fancy to us. >> it's the off brand version. >> seth: yeah. we were, like, manchester by the highway. [ laughter ] >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: i know you are a "harry potter" fan growing up. >> big time. >> seth: did you see that on the stage? >> i didn't. i haven't seen it yet. it's like impossible to get tickets. so anybody has tickets here. >> seth: the fact that if you can't get tickets, that really speaks to it. >> i know. but i -- yeah, i have been a "harry potter" fan my whole life. my mom took me to london when i was a kid to like -- and i made her take me on a tour of the sort of, like, really, like, i don't know, make-shift "harry potter" tour. this guy drove us around in his car. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and like, he was like, "all right, now i'm going to show you guys clips." and i was like, "oh, is there a monitor?" and he was like, "no it's on the iphone." [ laug

these are the main stories this morning: mi5 admits for the first time that it failed to track the manchester arena bomber, salman abedi. the attacker blew himself up at an ariana grande concert in 2017, killing 22 people. we found that the system for regulating and reporting purchasing of ingredients used to make explosives was hopelessly out of date in dealing with the threat posed. this facilitating the perpetrators in acquiring the materials they needed. eu and british negotiators agree on a 26—page declaration on britain's future relationship with the union. the wife of matthew hedges — jailed for spying in the united arab emirates — accuses the government of putting british interests above her husband's fate. i was under the impression that they we re i was under the impression that they were putting their interests with the uae above british citizens‘ rightfulfreedom. the board of the carmaker nissan meets to decide whether to sack its chairman, carlos ghosn — who is accused of financial misconduct. good morning. it's thursday the 22nd of november, welcome to newsroom live, i

mis‘s handling of the manchester arena attack has been held up for particular criticism. the bomber, salman abedi, was allowed to travel freely from libya, visited an extremist in prison, and was dealt with too slowly. robbie potter was gravely injured in the attack, left in a coma with shrapnel removed from his heart. today he's on the mend, but angry at the revelations. this is something that could have been stopped, end of. this didn't have to happen. every alarm bell was ringing. you feel let down? i am a bit, yes. there was enough warning signs, it wasn'tjust like one hoax call. there were enough warning signs. they should be took to court, i've said it. they should be took to court now. they are just as guilty, that could have been stopped. mis? yeah. 15—year—old olivia campbell—hardy was one of the 22 people killed at manchester arena. she's everywhere in our house, as you can tell, always in our thoughts. olivia's grandfather, steve, feels her loss every day, but doesn't blame the security services. i don't hold them to task over it because nobody goes to wo

in lyon, manchester city fell behind toa in lyon, manchester city fell behind to a breathtaking goal by cornet. the visitors responded well, however. nothing was stopping this laporte effort from levelling the scores. although cornet had looked to have got the decisive blow, city had other ideas. sergio aguero securing a point and their passage to the last 16. david ornstein, bbc news. david ornstein, bbc news. leicester are through to the quarter—finals of the league cup after beating southamton 6—5 on penalties at the king power stadium. the match had been rearranged from october following the death of leicester's owner and four others in a helicopter crash outside the stadium. the game went to straight to penalties after finishing goalless in normal time. and after both teams' first five spotkicks went in, southampton's manolo gabbiadini's shot was saved before leicester's nampalys mendy converted for the win. leeds have moved into the automatic promotion places in the championship after a late penalty save secured a 1—0 win against reading. leeds made the break through mid

win for manchester city. goals from david silva, sergio aguero and ilkay gundogan saw pep guardiola's side take a 3—1 victory over united, to put them back at the top of the table, while inflicting significant damage to jose mourinho's hopes of even finishing in the top four. the first half, we were not com pletely the first half, we were not completely satisfied.

the the premier league, after they won the manchester derby 3—1. they were 2—0 up after 50 minutes with goals from david silva and sergio aguero. anthony martial scored a penalty for united, but a superb passing move was finished of by ilkay gundogan for his side's third. afterwards, manchester united managerjose mourinho explained why he thought city came out on top. in a week where manchester city play their home three matches and we play three matches away. in a week where they enjoyed two 6—0, 6—1victories. relaxed, no pressure, no mental effort, everything nice and easy, and we played two matches away, difficult ones, where the second one was like a final for us. against one of the best teams in europe, a game that demanded from us everything we had to give, not just physically, but also mentally. samir nasri will undergo a medical at west ham — as he makes his return to football after an 18 month ban for doping. he was punished for using a intravenous drip which contained more nutrients than the limit allowed. the france international

darren went into the lobby at manchester arena when the bomb exploded. now he has post—traumatic stress disorder, or ptsd. he says he's not had enough help. nobody can see any injuries on me. because i physically don't have them. mentally, i've got hundreds. i get people saying, come on, darren, it's 17 months ago, get over it. what's been the lowest point for you? not wanting to be here. that's very bleak. yeah. in manchester, a special screening programme was set up to identify people who needed help, but counselling treatment is offered by individual nhs trusts. there's no uk wide arrangement for the mental health response to terror attacks. david foulkes was 22 when he was killed in the 7/7 london bombings. his father graham now campaigns for terror victims. he says guidelines on making help available quickly enough are not being followed. i've been overwhelmed by stories of people from 7/7, bataclan, tunisia and london, who have been left feeling suicidal, isolated and without support and help. we don't seem to have a national plan. learn anything

the manchester united fa ns look of it. the manchester united fans will want to win. palace have been good and unfortunate not to get the result. manchester city have got west ham at west ham. west ham have been doing well, the mid—table. if you look at the table, there's a huge gap between those teams that had at the top doing well, some of them are unbeaten, and the teams at them are unbeaten, and the teams at the bottom which burnley is one of them. they are not doing particularly well. i think we're looking to put that bad start by finders, looking to move forward. i think the gaps increasing. it is getting a bit bigger. they are evolving, the ad a lot of possession —based team. evolving, the ad a lot of possession -based team. why do think that is? fulham are bottom of the table, be spent a lot of money this season. fulham are bottom of the table, be spent a lot of money this seasonlj spent a lot of money this season.” don't think many always solves the problem out. you look at pep guardiola in manchester city, he has regenerated everything. it is difficult

manchester city will be through to the knockout stages with a draw or better against lyon in france. pep guardiola has every reason to be happy, with city needing just a point to secure their place in the last 16. the premier league champions have recovered from a sluggish start, after losing at home to lyon they've won three in a row. when you lose the first game at home, the group stage can become so tough. we did ourjob, winning the next three games. we were lucky that the opponents, they didn't win. draw, draw, draw, that's why we're ina good draw, draw, draw, that's why we're in a good position but it's not very close. we try to avoid arriving at the last game with needing to win to qualify, so that's why tomorrow we have a big chance to be in europe in february in the champions league. by contrast, manchester united have made their worst start to a domestic campaign in 28 years. united drew 0—0 with crystal palace on saturday and are 7th in the premier league, 1a points behind leaders manchester city. they're second in their champions league group and host swiss club young bo

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back in twenty seventeen and westminster attack the manchester arena london bridge finsbury park and parsons green those five attacks that ended up taking a total of thirty six people's lives. but. now on the manchester attack specifically the attacker sound bedi this report talks about how he was able to visit extremist in prison more than one time however without any follow up from the police or the m i five he was also apparently been able to return from libya without any interception from officials just days before killing twenty two people at that pop concert in manchester and also it's been said in this report that he was actually flagged for review and known to the m i five since twenty fourteen however he was not referred to the government's anti-terrorism programme this is a bit of what the report had to say on that. we concluded that there were a number of failures in the handling of some of the biggest case it's impossible to say whether any of these if any of these had not happened but the devastating attack of the twenty second of may could have been prevented but we can

win for manchester city. goals from david silva, sergio aguero and ilkay gundogan saw pep guardiola's side take a 3—1 victory over united, to put them back at the top of the table, while inflicting significant damage to jose mourinho‘s hopes of even finishing in the top four. the first half, we were not com pletely the first half, we were not completely satisfied. we played a little bit not fluidly. we have two plate, to avoid making mistakes, and the second half we played better. we regained the ball higher and we had the problems in the first half, and after that, the second goal helped us. after that, the second goal helped us. after that we were stable after the 2-1, us. after that we were stable after the 2—1, and after we came in and controlled the game, we made good, good football. elsewhere, liverpool extended their unbeaten premier league run to 12 games with a 2—0 victory over fulham at anfield. it wasn't without its controversy, though, after an aleksandar mitrovic header was disallowed 1a

manchester city put on a masterclass and beat rivals manchester united 3—1 to go two points clear at the top of the premier league. max versteppen loses his cool with esteban ocon after colliding with the french driver at the brazilian grand prix. verstappen has been sentenced to two days of community to two days of community service. roger federer made a disappointing start to his campaign at the atp finals in london. he was beaten two sets to love by kei nishikori ofjapan. but don't panic because he could still make it to the final. i will be back with more news stories in half an hour. a bbc investigation has found that russian media & officials presented false claims about a us—funded laboratory in neighbouring georgia. the russian foreign ministry, defence ministry and pro—kremlin media claimed recently that untested drugs were given to georgian citizens at the lab, resulting in a large number of deaths. the us has accused russia of disinformation in order to distract attention away from incidents such as the salisbury poisonings in the uk. as part of our beyond fake news se

un abrazo estamos en la casa del manchester city la casa del campeÓn del lÍder que todo lo hace bien es un equipo que juega bien que genera los puntos las opciones que tiene gol, que tiene contundencia y hoy le pasÓ encima ha humillado borrado a su rival, a 4 millas de distancia de old trafford pero la diferencia es enorme escuchemos reacciones. >> el partido estaba abierta hasta el minuto 80 y algo cuanÓ en el campo y fuera del campo que estaba abierto y se complicaba paraol acabÓ c e liv con el partido 0 a 0 hoy el partido no estaba resuelto, 70 y tantos no estaba resuelto ¿quÉ te dice eso? >>> no, bueno, a veces hay que entender lo que piensa el tÉcnico y en ese momento bueno, hoy recibÍ una paralitica en una jugada y ya comencÉ a correr un poco mal ya sobre todo cuando tienes un golpe no ocurres bien y tienes el riesgo yo creo que solo le dijo que miraba pensando que por ahÍ me habia enojado y le digo que voy caminando que vamos ganando y estoy contento y sobre todo que ayudar al equipo >>> asÍ el equipo de pep guardiola todo lo hace bien un equipo hace lo que quiere y

for manchester united, turin will a lwa y5 for manchester united, turin will always hold memories of the past, now a chance to create some awful stock everywhere, it seems, reminders of what they once had. his moment, cristiano ronaldo would have to wait. juventus, well they posed a threat throughout, when the post keeping them out until the break. all the while they were getting closer, this effort hitting the bar, unaccustomed frustration for the italian champions. but then came ronaldo's time to shine against his former club, a moment of breathtaking brilliance and beauty. ona night breathtaking brilliance and beauty. on a night to stir the memories, a golf you will forget. what it may not be how this game will be remembered. five minutes remaining, perseverance and precision finally paid off, juan mata putting united level. and while that was celebrated like a winner, the real thing was on its way. another freekick, like a winner, the real thing was on its way. anotherfreekick, a desperate scramble, somehow it went in. somehow they had won it. turin somehow is still a special pla

manchester united came back and showed that they are a world—class team. we would have loved to put the game bed in the moment when we were dominating. football does not work like that and we know one goal is a slim advantage and they showed their quality in the second half and their subs made a difference. looked like we defended and keep them out in the last seconds. newcastle have finally won a match this season. a 1—0 win at stjames' park thanks to ayoze perez. the victory moves them out of the bottom three until at least monday night. a much needed boost for rafa benitez. it was important for everyone after ten games. we want to guess a good tea m ten games. we want to guess a good team that was doing well and had a lot of confidence. two wind the way we did with everybody behind the tea m we did with everybody behind the team playing well with substitutions coming from the bench, i think it was very positive for everyone. west ham beat burnley li—2 at the london stadium. it was one all at half—time — so a brilliant second half. club—record

back in twenty seventeen and westminster attack the manchester arena london bridge finsbury park and parsons green those five attacks that ended up taking a total of thirty six people's lives. now on the manchester attack specifically the attacker soundman abedi this report talks about how he was able to visit extremist in prison more than one time however without any follow up from the police or the m i five he was also apparently been able to return from libya without any interception from officials just days before killing twenty two people at that pop concert in manchester and also it's been said in this report that he was actually flagged for review and known to the m i five since twenty fourteen however he was not referred to the government's anti-terrorism programme this is a bit of what the report had to say on that. we've concluded that there were a number of failures in the handling of some of the biggest case it's impossible to say whether any of these if any of these had not happened but the devastating attacks of the twenty second of may could have been prevented but we

i want the team to have a good go immediately >> manchester united were fined earlier this season for turning up late to a champions league game no chance of that happening tonight says mourinho, they're staying around the corner and he says he will walk there if there is bad traffic what a humble man he is. could it be they're paid too much money >> quite possibly. there's a question about motivation and player recruitment and how much they're paying for their players as well they signed alexis sanchez in january from arsenal under the noses of manchester city, and they're paying him around 350,000 pounds a week. one league goal this season for alexis sanchez, an important one it was against newcastle but that figure total that manchester united pay their players is about $1 million les than manchester city are paying their whole squad. obviously their breaking records and are premier league champions. not necessarily value for money on the pitch >> not great ratio adam, thank you for bringing us that. >>> i want to bring you headlines from the french president who has been speaking

now in manchester tonight tony bellew will attempt to make boxing history. he's taking—on the unbeaten ukrainian oleksandr usyk in the cruiserweight unification fight, trying to become the first briton to hold all four belts in a weight division. bellew says it'll be his last fight, but as boxing commentator steve bunce told me earlier, he's the out and out underdog, and this is likely to be the hardest fight of his career. we are still a few hours away but i am already putting i hope somewhere in the top ten. that includes mike tyson fights. ricky hatton fights. lennon lewis fights, enormous fights. it has to join them, even if it is a bad fight, it is still a big event. whether it is a brawl or slugfest, ends in the last seconds of the 12th round, that is a fantasy, that happens in hollywood. whatever happens, we have a good technical fight, it still becomes uneventful. in that case, tony bellew talking about retiring after this fight. why has he chosen someone so difficult for the swansong? i will tell you. when usyk won his last fight, someone asked hi

back in twenty seventeen and westminster attack the manchester arena london bridge finsbury park and parsons green those five attacks that ended up taking a total of thirty six people's lives. now on the manchester attack specifically the attacker sound bedi this report talks about how he was able to visit extremist in prison more than one time however without any follow up from the police or the m i five he was also apparently been able to return from libya without any interception from officials just days before killing twenty two people at that pop concert in manchester and also it's been said in this report that he was actually flagged for review and known to the m i five since twenty fourteen however he was not referred to the government's anti-terrorism programme this is a bit of what the report had to say on that. we concluded that there were a number of failures in the handling of some of the biggest case it's impossible to say whether any of these if any of these had not happened but the devastating attacks of the twenty second of may could have been prevented but we can say

back in twenty seventeen and westminster attack the manchester arena london bridge finsbury park and parsons green those five attacks that ended up taking a total of thirty six people's lives. now on the manchester attack specifically the attackers sound bedi this report talks about how he was able to visit extremist in prison more than one time however without any follow up from the police or the m i five he was also apparently been able to return from libya without any interception from officials just days before killing twenty two people at that pop concert in manchester and also it's been said in this report that he was actually flagged for review and known to the m i five since twenty fourteen however he was not referred to the government's anti-terrorism programme this is a bit of what the report had to say on that. we concluded that there were a number of failures in the handling of some of the biggest case it's impossible to say whether any of these if any of these had not happened but the devastating attacks of the twenty second of may could have been prevented but we can sa

manchester united came back and showed that they are a world—class team. we would have loved to put the game bed in the moment when we were dominating. football does not work like that and we know one goal is a slim advantage and they showed their quality in the second half and their subs made a difference. looked like we defended enought to keep them out in the last seconds. newcastle have finally won a match this season. a 1—0 win at stjames' park thanks to ayoze perez. the victory moves them out of the bottom three until at least monday night. when huddersfield play fulham. a much needed boost for rafa benitez. it was important for everyone after ten games. we went against good team that was doing well and had a lot of confidence. to win the way we did with everybody behind the team playing well with substitutions coming from the bench, i think it was very positive for everyone. west ham beat burnley 11—2 at the london stadium. it was one all at half—time — so a brilliant second half. club—record signing felipe anderson, bought for £112 milli

para maÑana el partido entre el manchester city y el manchester united y todo sobre la copa libertadores >>> bueno, vamos a seguir hablando deportes apenas en una semana se convirtiÓ en la primera mexicana ganadora de una medalla en un campeonato mundial de gimnasia asÍ se lo contamos. pero mÉxico se colgÓ otra medalla, vÍctor silva nos cuenta mÁs >>> volaron por los aires hasta alcanzar el cielo, sincronizaciÓn. >> >>> obtuvimos el tercer lugar mundial en nivel de sincronizado.49 solamente fue superado por japÓn y canadÁ dejando asombrados a propios y extraÑos >>> asÍ a grandes saltos continÚan haciendo historia es la primera vez que una dupla mexicana gana una presea en una competencia mundial de gimnasia de trampolÍn >>> considerando que la pareja medallista no se conocÍa en persona y entrenaban apura llamada y cronÓmetro. >> para tamara su triunfo es digno de admiraciÓn >>> es verlo de reojo, escuchar como cae al trampolÍn >>> solamente una semana antes ganÓ el wrbronce en la competena mundial artÍstica >>> para la federaciÓn mexicana de gimnasia no es Únina casu

there is champions league action tonight, manchester city in lyon and manchester united host young boys. we will keep you up—to—date throughout the evening. goodbye. scientists at nasa say they're beginning to gather data from mars, after successfully landing a probe on the surface of the planet yesterday. the ‘insight‘ spacecraft has already begun to send its first images back. our science reporter, victoria gill, sent this report from mission control in california. touchdown confirmed! relief and joy at mission control. after plunging through the martian atmosphere at six times the speed of a bullet, nasa's insight spacecraft safely planted its feet on the surface of mars. now the science begins. it's going to be a really busy two or three months for us. i am really hoping that the energy and the feeling today is going to carry me through those next few months, because it is going to be needed. when we get our first marsquake we will get a bunch of images over the next few days. and it is incredible to be on this mission and say, "tomorrow when i come onto my shift i will see