and manchester united and da n eva ns norwich and manchester united and dan evans sends andy murray packing. thank you forjoining us this saturday evening after a week packed with premier league football, just the one game for you today but a hugely significant one for west midlands rivals. aston villa last to leave their premier league future in huge doubt. wolves are fifth and in contention for champions league football next season. wills could be heading for europe while aston villa have six games left to avoid relegation. no goals in the first half and that was despite the aston villa keeper doing something quite inexplicable. not exactly be safe pairof inexplicable. not exactly be safe pair of hands you would hope for. wondering why he is not getting a game. villa have not done well against sides in the top six but there was not much between them and wolves except this. this moment of quality stood out in an otherwise lacklustre encounter. dean smith complained the lad played four games in11 complained the lad played four games in 11 days and that must have had an impact but wi

aston villa will take on sheffield united, and manchester city will play arsenal in the first matches since the beginning of march. but there'll be no spectators in the grounds — as our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the same competition but with a new look. banners and seat coverings in place of supporters and the only fans inside, projected onto giant screens. we were granted exclusive access to villa park as it prepares to host the premier league's eagerly awaited return and the man in charge here told me how much it meant. we do have the eyes of the world on us tomorrow night. the level of planning and preparation that's gone in makes me extremely confident. we've been starved of sport of all descriptions but particularly our national sport, football, so i think there is going to be a huge level of interest. relegation threatened aston villa featured in the last match before the season was suspended. they were one of the clubs most uneasy about a resumption but they've now got behind it. we need the premier league to protect its revenues because that's at the centre of the

a close run thing for manchester united, john. a close run thing for manchester united, john. yes it was indeed. they left it late, certainly. it has been a week in which we have sought liverpool when the premier league title, the etiquette returned yesterday. title, the fa cup returned yesterday. manchester united the first team into the semi finals after beating norwich 2—1. harry maguire with the crucial goal in extra time. adam wild was watching. amidst the precautions and delays, the fa cup, like so much else, has been made to wait. norwich against manchester united was scheduled for the end of march. instead, this was the first ever fa cup tie to be played injune. the wait for some real excitement, though, went on a little longer. it was the second half before finally an opportunity presented itself. odion ighalo improvising a finish, 1—0 united. but despite their troubles in the premier league, norwich here fought all the way. todd cantwell‘s excellent equalising effortjust reward for those endeavours. they would, though, have to play out extra time a man down. ti

an extra time goal from harry maguire sends manchester united past norwich into the fa cup semi finals. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times — and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. tomorrow's front pages...starting with... the observer goes with a warning from the labour party that unemployment in britain could soar to levels not seen since the 1980s unless ministers boost support for businesses struggling because of the lockdown. the express turns it's attention to the economy too. the paper leads with a pledge from the prime minister that he'll

we we re fifth—place manchester united. we were less or how to wriggle but it was the visitors that had the best chance in the game, casper saving that penalty. that means that lester stay third, nine points clear of manchester united. brighton who beat arsenal are now clear of the bottom three. and championship strugglers middlesbrough have sacked head coach jonathan woodgate and have appointed neil and he spins without a club since leaving cardiff in november. during 21st of the championship and of the relegation zone on goal difference. andy murray has made a winning return tennis after bidding liam brody in the battle of the bretz exhibition held behind closed doors. it‘s seven months since he last played but as you can see at the bottom of your screen looked relatively sharp and immobile in his latest comeback from injury. and he eventually beat brody in straight sets. the six day event has been organised byjimmy murray and his following strict safety measures with no fans, no ball boys or girls and no line judges. w

norwich against manchester united was scheduled for the end of march. instead this was the first ever fa cup tie to be played injune. the wait for some real excitement though went on a little longer. it was the second half before finally an opportunity presented itself. 0dion ighalo improvising a finish. 1—0 united. but despite their troubles in the premier league, norwich fought all the way. todd cantwell‘s excellent equalising effortjust reward for those endeavours. they would now have to play out extra time a man down. tim close just getting, well, a little too close. the prospect of penalties, late drama was becoming inevitable. harry maguire the man to eventually provide it. a winning goal withjust moments remaining. united made to wait for it but in this year's delayed competition, that perhaps feels fitting. adam wild, bbc news. united made eight changes to their starting 11 for that tie, perhaps that explains why they struggled. the game was not the greatest, not the spectacle, but i felt that we kept the ball 0k the spectacle, but i felt th

manchester united and england star marcus rashford welcomes a government u—turn on free school meals over the summer — but says he wants the policy changed permanently. some people literally aren't sleeping and they can't do the normal things they do day to day. probably because they are thinking about where the next meal is going to come from for their kids. it's the day football fans have been waiting for — the premier league is back after a 100—day absence because of the pandemic. china cancels more than 1,000 flights into and out of beijing as a spike in virus cases continues. and having fun at a social distance, how leisure and cultural attractions are working to be "covid secure" for when they re—open. good morning. the health secretary matt hancock has said the breakthrough in the search for a coronavirus treatment is "some of the best news we've had through this crisis". a cheap and widely available steroid called dexamethasone has become the first drug shown to be able to save the lives of seriously ill covid—19 patients. mr hancock says the discovery by scientists

he is due to play for manchester united on friday night. he lived through lockdown, he had been training, had a phone call with the prime minister, and he could have almost had enough of it by yesterday and just been really drained and exhausted but he was not. he was completely engaged, wa nted not. he was completely engaged, wanted to get his point across, wa nted wanted to get his point across, wanted to get his point across, wanted to tell everybody what it was so wanted to tell everybody what it was so important and we went on and had that chat. the full chat is coming up that chat. the full chat is coming up later in the programmejust that chat. the full chat is coming up later in the programme just after eight o'clock and it is really interesting what he talks about, his childhood and his mum stop wait until you hear what he says about his mum, mel. the key word is this is important. one of the parents who will welcome this is jane. jane keen smith. she joins us now from worcester, along with lindsay boswell, who is from the food cha

aston villa will take on sheffield united, and manchester city will play arsenal — in the first matches since the beginning of march. 92 matches are being packed in to a0 days before the end of the season. but there'll be no spectators in the grounds as our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the same competition but with a new look. banners and seat coverings in place of supporters and the only fans inside, projected onto giant screens. we were granted exclusive access to villa park as it prepares to host the premier league's eagerly awaited return and the man in charge here told me how much it meant. we do have the eyes of the world on us tomorrow night. the level of planning and preparation that's gone in makes me extremely confident. we've been starved of sport of all descriptions but particularly our national sport, football, so i think there is going to be a huge level of interest. relegation threatened aston villa featured in the last match before the season was suspended. they were one of the clubs most uneasy about a resumption but they've now got behind it. we need the premie

fans here are hoping for the 20th which would equal the manchester united record. phil: you heard mark corgan on the report. he joins me now. how significant is the victory for liverpool? >> it is massive. you saw the explosive celebrations despite the pandemic. nothing was going to keep them from it. this is a huge victory for them. they felt they have had 30 years of hurt, to borrow a line from a popular interest -- english sign. -- song. they are picked up a couple of european cups, but for local bragging rights which is so important in this bitter rivalry between liverpool and manchester united, this title is hugely important. if we go back to that 30 years ago and think of some of the names, only people of a certain vintage know those names. we see how long ago that was. phil: his personality seems to be a significant part of transforming liverpool. >> he is so if use of. that is why -- he is so effusive. that is why he was left in germany. strange because they are so well known for being effortless and this is of humor. a lot of their major coaches were quite

while the daily star wonders whether the manchester united number ten may take up running the country at number ten. the metro says a cheap drug that reduces death risk in coronavirus patients by up to a third — is being made available following a ‘world —first‘ breakthrough in the uk. the daily mail says the drug — first used 60 years ago — is cheap, out of patent, in mass production and readily available. the financial times says the chancellor, rishi sunak, is preparing to break the conservative party's "triple lock" statepension pledge, amid treasury fears that the policy could soon become unaffordable because of the fallout from thecoronavirus crisis. and the times has david cameron telling boris johnson that scrapping the department for international development is a "mistake" that will diminish britain onthe world stage. so, let's begin. six >> when you were there, he was still playing for the 11th, was centy? tomorrow morning, when the premier league is back, that he would have his picture on the front pages of i counted it to be six national newspapers. but there

suffering in the shadow of manchester united as the hoover top all these trophies on that alex ferguson they have picked up a couple european cups in the same which for some clubs would be fine but i think for local bragging rights which is so important in this better rivalry between liverpool and manchester united this is this title this is hugely important and if we go back to that 30 years ago we think of some of the names hums and wheel and that's only people of a certain vintage that move those names so we see how long ago that was why they were so so enthused by and your going close his personality seems to be a significant part of transforming the pool he saw a few 70 that's why he was loved here in germany at bristol dortmund then it's wise love it's a strange one actually because liverpudlians are so well known for be an egg. vests and be in you know the sense of humor actually a lot of their their major coaches the likes of joe fagan bob paisley even though cliched brought him so much success over the years quite reticent men. the big. exception to that would be bill shankly t

the england and manchester united striker focus now fighting child poverty, a trophy he says is bigger than in football. marcus rashford is using his experience to urge the government to continue funding free school meals for children in england throughout the summer holidays. you know, my mum, she did the best she could and we'd sort of schedule out the week, so we'd get seven yoghurt, and you can have one yoghurt a day. this is all going on at a time where kids should be concentrating on schoolwork and it's just crazy to think that this is still going on. we are in 2020 now and it's just something that i don't believe should be happening. this morning, marcus rashford posted a series of tweets highlighting the hardship families are facing, prompting this response from a cabinet minister. the work and pensions secretary therese coffeey took issue with his suggestion that people could have their water disconnected, although later said she shared the footballer‘s passion for supporting children. the government argues it is helping those most in need. we have actually, unusually in thi

but first: it was a battle of two number 10s — marcus rashford of manchester united and england, and borisjohnson of downing street. and there was only one winner. on monday, the star striker spoke to the bbc about the importance of free school meals to him as a child growing up in a single—parent family. ministers rejected his call for a scheme used in the easter holidays in england to continue for the poorest children in the summer. but on tuesday, as rashford stepped up his campaign, the prime minister changed his mind — a u—turn of two halves. ministers announced an extra £120 million to pay for meal vouchers for the poorest children in england who'd normally get a free school meal. scotland and wales already have their own schemes. more on that in a moment — but when borisjohnson came to the commons to announce a shake—up of the way government works, he was accused of trying to distract from the government's troubles. we must now strengthen our position in an intensely competitive world by making sensible changes. and so, i have decided to merge dfid with the foreign

in the fa cup, manchester united will face chelsea, while arsenal take on manchester city. they knocked out newcastle united with the help of a brilliant goal from raheem sterling, as katie gornall reports. st james‘ park empty, it stands eerily silent. without its passionate tsunami behind them, newcastle's challenge felt even greater. manchester city's grip on the premier league may have ended but they remain fa cup holders, and seemed in no mood to linger on the disappointment. in such a one—sided half, city really didn't need any help but fabian schar‘s push brought kevin de bruyne to the spot and a goal their dominance deserved. while it remained 1—0, newcastle were in with a chance, theyjust had to take it. commentator: pulls across! oh, that had to go in. dwight gayle making even an empty stadium sigh in disbelief. minutes later, they were reeling at the other end as city through sterling sauntered to a second. commentator: and that is raheem sterling all over! newcastle's best cup run in m years was coming to an end. city now have a wembley date with arsenal

being taken on by manchester united a year early because his mum needed the support. i going to the club a year early he would be fed, bed and board by the club. that extra support is something his family desperately needed. he talks about all the other people that helped him and the vouchers that were so important to him as a kid. we do have a response from the department for education. the department for education says the national voucher scheme will not run during the summer holidays, but thousands of children will receive additional support through their holiday activities and food programme, which offers free meals throughout the summer holidays. they go on to say, schools reopen more widely, and kitchen open, we expect to make food available for children eligible for free school meals were not yet eligible to return to school. where this is not possible schools will continue to offer vouchers. that is a complicated picture. how are those food parcels going to be distributed? yes, thank you for all the messages and e—mails you have been sending through about m

after an uneventful 1st half it was manchester united he scored 1st after the break. nigerian striker audion akala sending them ahead nor a chip back though when todd cantwell try to look from 25 yards. have his sweetly struck drive levelling things up for the home side who haven't gotten this far in the cup since 1902. but with one minute left defender tim close was sent off for a foul on the garland and norwich were down to 10 men heading into extra time united used all 6 subs including paul pug and dominated the added 30 minutes north goalkeeper tim cole did his best to keep them out and they very nearly hung on for a penalty shoot out the pressure told eventually though and with 2 minutes left captain harry maguire came up with a winner for united. a scrappy goal but it sends them through to wembley for a record furter f.a. cup semifinal only going to so skews men on track to claim the trophy he won twice as a player david stokes al-jazeera. 3 more quarter finals coming up on sunday in the late kickoff manchester city visit newcastle united city have won the premi

united and england star to put out this tweet since britain's lockdown started in march many families have been given either vouchers to spend at supermarkets or food parcels but the scheme was due to end next month in england last weekend rushford wrote an open letter to all members of parliament urging a rethink he used his own experience of growing up relying on free school meals and food banks even though his mother worked full time there obviously has a huge importance for me. probably on a personal level because. you know what fun is it going for now i want to go through the. same system and it's very difficult to find a way out. now that i'm in this position and then it's very important for me to help the people that are struggling rushford campaign through widespread support including from some members of johnson's governing conservative party the government stuck to its guns saying it was spending money on summer activities and local authority hardship funds but then shortly before the prime minister was due to appear in parliament came the announcement and in the last hour t

totte n ha m tottenham against manchester united coming up later on. but for now, that's all from sportsday. you are watching bbc news, i'm martin croxton. let's get a reminder for the key points of today positive downing street briefing which was led by the education secondary. gavin willison confirmed all children are to be back in school in september saying school is vital for eve ryo ne september saying school is vital for everyone of our children for some he advice for schools on how to plan theirfull reopening in september will be published in the next two weeks. he set class sizes could increase from the current maximum of 15 pupils to normal sizes of around 30. he did not however confirm whether the current social distancing advice of 2mm would be relaxed. gavin williamson gave more details of a £1 billion covert catchup plan to help children get back to where they should be. the fund would help with catch lessons and tutoring. and he reconfirmed that the coronavirus alert level across the uk has been downgraded to level three which means the

he's a hero on the pitch, and one of manchester united's highest earning players, but marcus rashford has not forgotten his roots. he has raised £20 million to supply meals to families in what he calls the pandemic of food poverty. in an emotional letter, he described how his mother, a single parent, struggled to feed her five children while earning the minimum wage. my mum did the best she could. we used to go to a shop called pound world, and everything was under a pound. we would sort of schedule out the week. we would get seven yoghurts and you could have one per day. this is going on at a time when kids should be concentrating on school work and it's crazy to think this is still going on in 2020. it is something i don't believe should be happening. marcus rashford grew up in wythenshawe on what was once thought to be the largest council estate in europe. he went to this primary school... he's a real hero to our children. ..where the number of children receiving free school meals is twice the national average. families may have unemployment that has come as a result of covid—i9

united and stripped of the captaincy for the french national team he narrowly avoided a jail sentence that was banned from playing. at his press conference he delivered and now legendary one sentence statement. it's bigger than seen. some genes. from the roof. and then he got up and left. at that moment he became eric cantona. being behind the mike can give you an imagined opportunities and what might otherwise be a pretty uneventful event. testing 12. yeah yeah yeah yeah so who are the people who really revel in that spotlight. there's this guy for one. for the sake. of this guy i see them especially for this guy. we'll show you how this trio of top coaches and other the best in the business mostest. of the press room and have plenty we can learn from. first making your entrance is crucial. smile to win over a rude. whatever you. do you are more statesman like. as is marino but what. i think it looks like close marina and have taylor trains these reporters over the years it's. hands more cosmopolitan. i'm here to talk to you is disarming from the off as it gets. difficult questions.

former manchester united ferguson like to boast that his team score more any other side in the world. remember 999. got a helping hand. and so. their matches. minutes was added extra. minutes of course. ferguson like to point which was his way of pressuring. epicenter getting more injury time. i was on the road from a watch so i never know when they moved close to the referee intimidation is there one annoyance an injury china timewasting the other every football fan has been through a series team is losing and bending opponents start to fake injury or does all kinds of other bizarre things to waste time. a complete farce the i.n.d. for the last. month of this useless. list of. you know study in england half of the players who were asked if they faked injury in stoppage time said yes and they get away with it. what if the clock were simply stopped when they decided to lay down and meditate for a while there will be no point to this embarrassingly bad ok which injury time action are we watching next. correct one or 2 of the 18 legged goals at the tournament and also one of the 13 late

his perspective on his united kingdom, possibly his perspective on whether manchester united possibly could beat the top. stay with us. from new york, from london, this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ francine: welcome back. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." britain's's government -- -- barring 55 billion pounds in may, the highest single time of borrowing since september. turning us is jim o'neill. thank you so much. we are not billion italian around, we are going straight to talking about the that we are not dillydallying around, we are going straight to talking about the deficit. jim: now is the time to figure out how we can get our infection same down further at the time as accelerating our way out of what i think might have been a horrific trough of economic activity a few weeks ago. the last thing we need to be thesing on too much is level of debt. should we bewhat worrying about? is it the level of job? are we going to get more back to normal, or how will it change the economy that we know in the u.k.? jim: before the treasury select committee two days ago, i was asked that qu

united english record. you're watching david obey your news don't forget you can get up to date on all the latest on our website that's state of the year dot com i'm claire richardson and berlin for me on the team thanks so much for watching. but can we conquer the major issues of our society. the season of selling. the folios of its modern day heroes an. inspirational people to take on the challenges of the world with their unique idea . is the person who would face off for narrow minds to look at those 2 problems and make them one solution to a new season of sounders valley. this week called double. this week old stories belgium facing up to its colonialist past south africa can herbal remedies help against the coronavirus. first to iraq the country was hit hard early in the hope in 1000 pandemic. and is now in the throes of a 2nd wave of infections 10000 to reign in who had the disease have died so far. tehran's metro's not toria 3 crowded for safety at the pen demick face masks are mandatory here as wel

now they are champions, 19th, top division title, manchester united laid their way on 20. that is going to be there longer term target now, but in the shorter term, seven games to go, yes they have clinched the title at the earliest opportunity by gains, they can now break through the 100 point barrier and go past manchester city's record of 100 points from a couple of seasons ago, so of 100 points from a couple of seasons ago, so still plenty for liverpool to play for, even though it will be behind closed doors for the next few weeks. they still have targets and you just sense that underjurgen klopp, that's tribal continue and perhaps we are seeing the start of another decade of dominance that we got back in the 70s and 80s. thank you, the show certainly will go on. 0ther premier league managers have been congratulating liverpool, albeit through gritted teeth in some cases. newcastle's steve bruce said they were worthy champions, though he acknowledged that was hard to say, given his manchester united connections. but he has taken pleasure in watching the rise of liverpoo

they are going to question of ink in manchester united to find the. head of it all come flowing and pretty you feel weightless see. come clear you know the right of. the villagers also believe in warm woods medicinal properties they've been using it for generations even though the village has no electricity no one here has been to the doctor for years one which is prized as one of the most powerful medicinal herb people here say it clears up a stomach ache in half an hour and a fever in 3 days. there's also growing demand in big cities such as border lizabeth an hour's drive from the village the corona virus is spreading rapidly and urban areas despite the lock down normal user and lands he has been growing warm wood for the last year her grandmother has been taking it for flu and . well business is brisk glans we have sold 20 bunches today for one euro each but she doesn't believe it can protect people against corona. was better than 1010 and. i don't hear a lot of them did. not hear this did a very basic thing about it just do don't know about it. i

united's english record. you're watching the w. news you can follow us on twitter and instagram at units and play richardson in berlin thanks so much for joining me. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona updates. with 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll. just through the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like any information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast so you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. science. the pressure is on the foam assented to find a coronavirus vaccine it's a race for recognition and big bucks but also our lives who get the vaccine 1st world countries and the the after their own interests your money is the quintessential. and today we face it probably going to be like you know what. you need to connect to now nobody's safe and y

manchester united, arsenal and chelsea are already in the hat for the semi final draw of the fa cup. room forjust one more side. and it's going to be either of these two — manchester city or newcastle. city having most of the ball. hoping to ta ke city having most of the ball. hoping to take advantage of city's defeat to take advantage of city's defeat to chelsea on thursday. 0—0, and you can watch it live on bbc one. that's all from me. hello and welcome to the latest in our special programmes on the coronavirus pandemic. i'm annita mcveigh. on today's programme, we have exclusive access inside a mumbai hospital's icu as the city struggles with coronavirus cases. plus, how new restrictions on distance rules and the use of face masks is making the world almost impossible to navigate for many deaf and blind people in the uk. and a reminder that you can keep up—to—date with the latest information about the pandemic on our website. but first, india has more than 400,000 cases of coronavirus, the fourth—highest number in the world, and its financial capital, mumbai, is one of t

united english record. they wus life from birth then has a reminder of our top story the u.s. government's top infectious diseases expert anthony fogey says the country is facing a serious problem as the number of corona virus infections continues to say many western and southern states are experiencing the highest rate of infection since the coronavirus crisis figure out. what's house your business update in just a moment we'll have more world news at the top of the hour the death. in the finish. but can you conquer the major issues of our society. the seasonal flu sally. field of the full us to modern day heroes an. inspirational people who take on the challenges of the world with human.

an extra time goal from harry maguire sends manchester united past norwich into the fa cup semifinals. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times, and john rentoul, chief political commentator at the independent. tomorrow's front pages are in. the observer goes with a warning from the labour party that unemployment in britain could soar to levels not seen since the 1980s unless ministers boost support for businesses struggling because of the lockdown. the express turns its attention to the economy, too. the paper leads with a pledge from the prime minister that he'll dramatically accelerate construction to boost economic recovery. the mail on sunday says borisjohnson has promised to spend tens of billions of pounds to save the british economy from disaster in the wake of the coronavirus epidemic, including the building of hospitals, schools and new housing. the telegrpah says sir mark sedwill, the uk's most senior civil servant, will announce his departure as early as this we

united's english record. here watching it over you know don't forget you can get up to date with all the latest on our website that's dot com and play richard send him by len thanks so much for joining me. nico is in germany to learn german polish pinnacle. why not learn with him w z e learning course nikos fake. that 77 percent laughing are younger than 6. ends meet.

and the daily mirror says england and manchester united footballer, marcus rashford has vowed to fight on after borisjohnson refused his plea to give 200,000 vulnerable children free school meals this summer. so let's begin. had can't see you at all, so... did you go out shopping after the lockdown was eased on nonessential shops today? a lot of the front pages here are focused on that including the metro.|j pages here are focused on that including the metro. i did not because i am an ancient bird and probably never go out again the way lam probably never go out again the way i am feeling. but actually i think it was a great great start to the economy, let's hope opening up, doing well, making money again. i think all the people who said nobody would go don't understand women and shopping at all. a lot of men pictured here as well actually! of course, i worry slightly about the social—distancing of some of these pictures but i imagine shops will get that right and i think we're probably going to be doing this for quite a while but i think it's great. we do not want the economy to go

united english record. you're watching the unionists you can follow us on twitter and instagram at the unionists and say richardson in berlin thanks so much for joining. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. with 19 special next on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we parent and when we'll. consider through the the.

united english record. you're watching dado billionaires don't forget you can get up to date on all the latest on our website that's state of the year dot com i'm claire richardson in berlin for me on the team thanks so much for watching. but can i conquer the major issues of our society.

manchester united the first tea m well. manchester united the first team into the finals, having beaten norwich. manchester united are the first team into the fa cup semifinals, beating norwich 2—1 in extra time. 0dion ighalo handed united a second—half lead before todd cantwell equalised. norwich went into extra time a man down. tim klose was sent off in the 89th minute. it was heading for penalties, but harry maguire scored the winner to take 0le gunner solksjaer‘s side to the last four. ijoined this i joined this club ijoined this club to win trophies, when a semifinal in the fa cup is a great competition and we look forward to it. when a semifinal does come and we get drawn against. and keep your eyes peeled on the draw later, alan shearer conducting it at half—time during the newcastle and manchester city match, which is live on bbc1 later, one of three remaining fa cup ties being played today. in the premier league yesterday, aston villa manager dean smith really wasn't happy at all, notjust with the result, h

the footballer, manchester united and england striker. he wants the government to pay for school meals, free school meals over the summer. do you think that that should happen? i'm very sympathetic to the argument that he is making and i think, whether it is the particular solution that he is talking about, which would mean the free school more process cutters over and over the summer holidays —— free school meal process carries on over the summer holidays are another solution that gives extra help to families in particular distress, we have this i need to look at the fact there are going to be some families that find it incredibly difficult over the summer months... sorry, if! could just interrupt your very moment. we are adjusting the about your viewers are adjusting the about your viewers are watching on bbc world. to carry on, sorry. no, it is all right. whether it is his solution to carry on with the free school meal programme on a different way of tie can help, perhaps of the local authorities, that are clearly going to bea auth

manchester united's marcus rashford has continued his fight for free meal vouchers over the school holidays in england. he says he relied upon similar help as a teenager. parliament debated the matter today. some conservative mps are rumoured to be unhappy at downing street's refusal to change course. and as those summer holidays approach, a warning from our most popular tourist destination on what might happen if the uk doesn't drop two weeks' quarantine for overseas arrivals. we decided the best way is to do away with the quarantine measures. we will have them instilled during 22, onjune 20 do we will them. should the uk want to keep them beyond that day which have to do with their own view of health, we will respect this. —— we will have them untiljune 22, and onjune 22 we will remove them. john mcmanus, bbc news. we're joined now by our political correspondent, jonathan blake. jonathan, good morning to you. since marcus rashford was my comments put the prime minister under —— since marcus rashford's comments put the prime minister on more pressure, what else is happen? there are

lo que pudo haber sucedido es que no fueran tan fanáticos, la historia es cortesía de mánchester united comenzó una campaña para reconsiderar eliminar un programa de alimentación para niños de bajos recursos el gobierno dio marcha atrás en la decisión y lo mantendría por el resto de este año además recauda £20,000,000 durante la pandemia para repartir comida a los más necesitados, dice que no tenía palabras pero que cuando nos unimos podemos lograr esto y en el 2020 >> demostrando que es grande entre fuera de la cancha >> carlos que graciosa la mascota de filadelfia aprovecho para preguntarte la premier regresa mañana? así es finalmente está de vuelta y lo hace por telemundo mañana tenemos un taco muy rico mánchester city ante el arsenal en punto del mediodía en universo para el viernes en otro partidazo lo que sí queda claro es que es para ponerle la alfombra roja para coronar el liverpool finalmente >> gracias carlos >> cómo le contamos a samus a celebrar a la clase de 2020 de parte del equipo de telemundo 48 muchas felicidades >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪] . >> [♪

united al regresar a la pausa >> una sea nuestra comunidad de telemundo 48, es sencillo descargué la aplicación de waze haga clic en telemundo 48 así estamos conectados >> [♪ ♪] . >> (comerciales) muy buenas tardes mañana much start united por las tardes start writer enfrentará el all trafford como le dirá a mis >> será decorado con caras de 40,000 aficionados por mantas gigantes de 193 países diferentes >> en su sitio de internet aunque los fanáticos podrán la próxima les ayudarán prestar el espíritu, en las palabras del presidente de united diversidad de su fanaticada se verá demostrada en el mosaico sobre las gradas y esperan que la cara de los fanáticos sirvan de inspiración recordando los millones de fanáticos los grandes de la casa, como dicen en el fútbol no es nada sin fanáticos >> la última vez que la pelota tuvo en la victoria dos a cero sobre su rival el star city >> hablando de esto es lo que nos dejó entre liverpool y el everton >> como parte del protocolo antes del arranque solidaridad en la lucha contra el racismo olvidó por completo este detal

he will miss spurs match against manchester united next friday. the england midfielderjill scott has signed a new two year contract at manchester city. she joined the club six years ago, the new deal will also see her take on a coaching role. the moto gp season will start on the i9thjuly in spain. organisers hope to stage at least 13 race weekends. the elite riders in motogp were unable to take part in the opening qatar grand prix in march because of travel restrictions. let's get back to football. the premier league clubs met today and voted unanimously in favour of the return to play protocols for next week, signing off on the matchday operations behind closed doors. the three month lockdown has cost the division £1 billion in revenue. the finance firm deloitte who have come up with the figure say that 500 million pounds of that is in rebates to broadcasters and a loss of matchday revenue which will be permanently lost. the rest will be deferred to next season if the remaining 92 matches are completed. the 20 clubs made a combined five billion

roy keane fumes at manchester united. the club's former captain says he's sick to death of keeper david de gea after another premier league mistake. 5—year—old tony's £500,000 fundraising walk, and the inspiration that got him started. captain tom done it, i saw him on tv walking like the other day, so i said, ican walking like the other day, so i said, i can do that. morning, all. was a bad start to the weekend weatherwise. try, with lots of sunshine for many of us. just a few sharp but isolated showers across the south, and i will have all the details coming up shortly. it's saturday, the 20th ofjune. our top story: the government says it will make an announcement about the two metre social distancing rule in england next week, amid growing signs it will be relaxed. pubs and restaurants are planning to reopen next month but the hospitality industry is warning that without a change businesses will struggle to survive. john mcmanus reports. cheers! it's now been nearly three months since most of us were able to set f

united es cuarto en la liga en el saprisa por el aumento de casos de coronavirus (covid-19) en le país en las últimas 24 hgr y llegar a más de 2 mil >> [♪ ] >> esta noche tenemos una cita con titulares y más a la medianoche cambio y fuera >> (comerciales). mamá, papá. el censo ya llegó. y es una oportunidad que solo se lleva a cabo... ¡cada diez años! llénalo hoy mismo. hazlo por internet. por teléfono... o por correo. tus respuestas están protegidas. y por ley, nadie puede compartir tu información personal. llena el censo hoy. te conviene a ti... y nos conviene a todos. ¡llena el censo hoy! dale forma a tu futuro. empieza aquÍ. >> un hombre afroamericano de long beach cambió música por mariachi el amor le nació gracias a unos vecinos siempre lo han apoyado ha comparttido con vicente fernández >> escuchaba la voz de vicente fernández en sacramento >> [♪ ] >> dice que no ha sido fácil llegar donde está y le importa seguir cantando gracias por estar con nosotros muy buenas noches y feliz día de los padres el fin de semana muy buenas noches >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >>

al new castle guardiola se mide al arsenal y el chelsea con el manchester united asÍ quedan las semifinales, nos mudamos a italia luego de la conquista de la copa parece mÁs confianza para irving el chucky lozano que entrÓ de cambio al minuto 85 por lorenzo, esto lo hizo en la victoria de su equipo 3 a 1 ya es sexto va repuntando tiene 45 puntos y estÁ a 3 de la roma esto es lo ha hecho por el equipo de gennaro gattuso los esperamos para platicar de esto y mÁs en la noche con carlos hermosillo y su servidor en zona mixta los esperamos hasta que despuÉs de vernos se pueda ir a dormir perfectamente informado. >>> importante gracias miguel >>> gracias a ti >>> un inmigrante indocumentado de nueva york estÁ haciendo la diferencia en queens perdiÓ su trabajo a inicios de la pandemia entonces varios personas le tendieron la mano y ahora Él entrega >>> manos quealimentosÁ necesitados de su comunidad marÍa vargas-pion tiene los detalles >>> manos que dan reciben ayuda este indocumentado entrega ayuda >>> comencÉ ayudar a mi comunidad en mi iglesia haciÉndole delivery llevÁndolos al mÉ