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partidos que tendremos: (información en pantalla) (partidos en pantalla) le domingo west ham united con wolverhampton wanderers (información en pantalla) el miércoles se cierra la jornada, este sábado también chivas frente a puebla, no se lo pierda, a las 07:00 hora del este, 0400 del pacifico, la continuación de la liga mx, arrancaremos con universo en la previa, y telemundo y universo el partido, esta noche no se pierda a miguel y carlos hermosillo en zona mixta 11:30 o después del noticiero de ntro telemundo, muchas gracias por su atención, hemos disfrutado de dos partidazos, el triunfo del manchester united y el triunfo del wolverhampton wanderers con raúl jiménez, los esperamos en la próxima edición de tercer tiempo el próximo domingo. >> jiménez con la media vuelta, neves, gooool. >> romelu lukaku, gol, gooooool cuidado porque engancha juan garcía sancho, la deja para freddy y gol . >> dos en el área, un tercero también, vino el centro, cae, gol, goooool damián trujillo: buenos días, y bienvenidos a comunidad del valle, soy damián trujillo. en el programa hoy, nos enfocamos e

they beat germany 3—1 in wolverhampton. they needed to win the match against the world number three side to take the trophy. and got off to a flyer thanks to ellen white's goal after 15 minutes. but germany came back thanks to this cracker from their captain, lina magull. free kicks don't come much better than that. england left it late to seal the win. millie bright inside the last ten minutes, and later fran kirby made the sure the hosts won their competition. england remain unbeaten in nine under sarina wiegman as they warm up for this summer's european championship on home soil. earlier, alexia putellas scored the winner for spain as they edged olympic champions canada. the victory caps off a good tournament for them, unbeaten by all the sides in the tournament who are in next to tennis, and novak djokovic is through to the quarterfinals of his first tournament since the controversy at the australian open. for the second match in a row, the world number one was cheered onto the court at the dubai tennis championships. t

she is truly a modern day resident of wolverhampton. she is completely right, wolverhampton and the black country were at the heart of the first industrial revolution and at the heart of the current 21st century green industrial revolution. i'm very glad that since april 2020 we have seen 125,000 starts to sector work —based programme, in part thanks to her programme and wild horses won't keep me from wolverhampton. 74—year—old janet had £25,000 stolen by fraudsters. she told the bbc the money was my mum and dads. ifelt i'd let them down. forjanet and for the 4 million people who fell victim to fraudsters and online scammers last year, fraud is a crime. so does the prime minister understand the hurt he and his ministers because fraud victims like janet when they write them out of the crime figures and dismiss fraud as something people don't experience in their day lives? mr speaker, will be prime minister correct the record on crime figures and apologise? mr speaker, i direct you to what i have already said to my right honourable

wolverhampton is one of the towns that could benefit — i'll be finding out what people here make of the new proposals. the police questioning manchester united footballer mason greenwood over allegations of rape and assault, have until later today to charge him. an extra hour in school for some

it will be the first time wolverhampton has hosted a match involving the england senior men's team since december 1956. in the women's game, two home nations are in action later. northern ireland face the faroe islands in a friendly while england's women are competing in the arnold clark cup. the inaugural tournament takes place just five months ahead of this summer's euros, which will also be in england. head coach sarina wiegman says the progression of the women's game will make this competition interesting. there are lots of teams because the game has developed so much and i think no more and more countries are favourites in this turnout was up it is exciting. the games will be on a higher level than the tournament four years ago or the world cup for the european teams, so that will be really exciting. michael massey the race director who presided over the controversial finish to the abu dhabi grand prix last season that denied lewis hamilton that record eight drivers title will be replaced in his role in formula i head of the start of the new season. you can read more on that on the

they're facing germany in wolverhampton as part of their preparations for this summer's euros. with draws against canada and spain, manager sarina weigman has called on her side to be more ruthless but could have arguably their toughest match against a team ranked third in the world? 0ur reporterjo currie is at molineux. jo — england and wiegman have been ticking along nicely in the last few months — still unbeaten — what can we expect from tonight's game? certainly i think the fans tonight will not be hoping for a battle intent with any england germany class. some of the permutations of the evening come in ligaments it's a nice game with the tournament still very much in their own hands. they could still become the the arnold club cup but if things don't go well they could also finished bottom of they could also finished bottom of the poor teams for the earliest maine beat canada i— nails with the bat sets up two say very nicely for topics and we get a 2— no victory that we ended the trophy for the peak they would wonder i didn't know it will come down to yellow card

they beat germany 3—1 in wolverhampton. they needed to win the match against the world number three side to take the trophy and got off to a flyer thanks to ellen white's goal after 15 minutes. but germany came back thanks to this cracker from their captain, lina magull. free kicks don't come much better than that. england left it late to seal the win. millie bright inside the last ten minutes, and later fran kirby made the sure the hosts won the competition. england remain unbeaten in nine under sarina wiegman as they warm up for this summer's european championship on home soil. earlier, alexia putellas scored the winner for spain as they edged 0lympic champions canada. the victory caps off a good tournament for them, unbeaten by all the sides in the tournament. next to tennis, and novak djokovic is through to the quarterfinals of his first tournament since the controversy at the australian open. for the second match in a row, the world number one was cheered onto the court at the dubai tennis championships. the serbian be

it will be the first time wolverhampton has hosted a match involving the england senior men's side since december 1956. and that's all for me for now, back to you. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on that red weather warning that's been issued by the met office for parts of england and wales as storm eunice approaches. our weather forecaster chris fawkes told us earlier about the severity of the expected storm. and liz bentley, meteorologist and chief executive at the royal meteorological society, warned that several factors are combining to make storm eunice particularly dangerous. the strength of winds we're likely to see across the southern half of the uk, it's very rare for us to see inland gusts, as chris said, of 70, 80 miles an hour across the southern half of the uk. it's more common to get those kind of winds and winter storms across the northern half but not across the southern half. i think the other thing to add is this storm is going to come through in daylight hours. in the past, even across the southern uk, when we've had some storms come through, sometimes

trying to win the club cup against germany and wolverhampton as part of their euros. it is 1—1 at half—time. putting england ahead but it is an absolute cracker to equalise for germany. earlier, scoring the victory for spain is they etched 0lympic champions canada. athletes at the commonwealth games in birmingham later this year, will be able to use the podium to support socialjustice causes. guidelines issues by the commonwealth games federation will allow athletes to protest in favour of racial equality, wave pride flags for lgbtq+ rights and wear clothing, badges or symbols. such behaviour is banned at the olympics. depending on what the issue is, that is ok. the games to provide an opportunity to express themselves, as long as they do it with the code of conduct. it's not about athletes disrupting competition or being disrespectful, but it is providing an opportunity to make a stance on something and on the podium. next to tennis and novak djokovic is through to the quarter finals of his first tournament since the controversy at the australian open. for the se

it will be the first time wolverhampton has hosted a match involving the england senior men's team since december 1956. that's all the sport for now. come on, the curlers, that's all i have to say. it's thought there could be around five million people in the uk who haven't had a covid vaccine. take—up is lower in poorer areas and among some ethnic minority groups. leicester's public health director, who took the city through the uk's first local lockdown, is warning people about the impact their behaviour could have on others. some of those who've chosen not be jabbed have been speaking to our community affairs correspondent adina campbell. university student xenia has not had a covid vaccine because she feels the roll—out has been rushed through. her social life is now a lot quieter. instead of going to the clubs, i have more intimate gatherings — so birthdays, people have things at their accommodation. not being vaccinated has also affected her travel plans. i don't believe, just because i want to sit on a plane, see family, or have a good time in the sun, i should make that big

it will be the first time wolverhampton has hosted a match involving the england senior men's team since december 1956. rory mcilroy believes the younger generation of golfers would face a "massive risk" byjoining the lucrative breakaway super golf league. mcilroy and several other top—ranked players, have turned down the saudi—funded project, which is being spearheaded by former world number one greg norman. players who sign up face potential bans from the american—based pga tour, and european—based dp world tour, as well as the ryder cup. i don't think that is what a rival gulf league is going to want, they don't want some sort of leave it as a pre—champions tour. i don't know. i understand the financial part of it for guys that are later on in their career but i certainly don't like it and you look at the people who have already said no, the number one in the world, collin morikawa, myself, the top players in the world are saying no, so that has to tell you something. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. more than 14,000 men across the uk ar