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sam has been a handful for chelsea chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handfulfor chelsea in chelsea were not done yet. sam has been a handful for chelsea in the first half. eddie went around her on the way past. the referee pointed to the way past. the referee pointed to the spot. tina stepped up to score. to see just before the half—time lisa had an effort cleared for city but at the break it is chelsea who needed to — one. intro the activity means they will go into the final two games of the season with a five—point lead and a goal difference of plastics and chelsea could look at the title and the next play on the 2nd of may. 25 minutes still to go and if the second half is anything like the first he could still see plenty of more goals. it will be an important second half. speaking to us live from the academy stadium. the woman's primary title race starting to heat up now over there as well. celtic park will open its doors for ten nights old game with the hosts title aspirations hanging by a thread now. five—point addressed of

sam stejskal, thankl from tv as well. sam stejskal, thank you forjoining us. let's get some of the day's other main news. unicef says the number of migrant children stranded in mexico has risen ninefold in the last three months. nearly 3,500 children — mostly from honduras, guatemala, el salvador and mexico itself — are either waiting to cross into the us or have been pushed back. the agency says the number is increasing by nearly 300 children each day. the uk is imposing travel restrictions on india, for the first time in six decades, cuba's communist party has a leader who isn't one of the castro brothers. the cuban president, miguel diaz—canel, has been chosen to succeed raul castro, who announced on friday that he was resigning. the island has not been governed by anyone other than fidel or raul castro since the cuban revolution in 1959. britain is imposing travel restrictions on india, after a huge surge in cases there. the indian government says every adult will be eligible to get a coronavirus vaccination from the start of next month. health servi

sam kerr brought down, referee pointed to the spot, and the penalty put away. after the break, city leveled, who took advantage of a couple of chelsea defence errors to set up a thrilling finish, but 2—2, it ended. it means chelsea now go into the final two matches of the season with a two—point advantage and a goal advantage of plus five over city for stub and means, potentially, they could wrap up the title when they play next at spurs on the 2nd of may. and as for city, they are hoping chelsea slip—up somewhere. in the scottish premiership, rangers maintained their unbeaten run this season despite a late stjohnstone equaliser. liam craig's stoppage—time penalty earned them a 1—1 draw and it means that steven gerrard's side can no longer reach 100 points. elsewhere, second—placed celtic left it late to draw 1—1 at aberdeen, while kilmarnock moved up to tenth with victory over dundee united. that means hamilton academical are three points from safety with three matches left to play after motherwell ended a five—game winless run, beating the acc

sam, thank you very much for “oininr strategy. sam, thank you very much forjoining us— strategy. sam, thank you very much forjoining us with _ strategy. sam, thank you very much forjoining us with the _ strategy. sam, thank you very much forjoining us with the latest - strategy. sam, thank you very much forjoining us with the latest on - forjoining us with the latest on arlene foster. we will bring you more later in the course of this hour in the rest of the evening if there are any further developments. covid infections in india continue to rise by hundreds of thousands each day and that's led to soaring death rates. the official number of deaths is put at close to 200,000 but local reports suggest that it is almost certainly an under—estimate. with hospitals having to turn patients away because they've run out of resources — especially oxygen supplies — aid from abroad is arriving in the country. the first shipment of medical supplies from the uk landed today. devina gupta reports now from delhi and a warning, some viewers might find it distressing. lives erased in india,

sam — sam scriven — good morning to you, from thejurassic heritage trust. a geologist. annita was asking what's caused this, essentially — the science behind it. what do we think�*s happened? it's a completely natural event, of course, some in one sense, it'sjust the cliffs doing their things. but it is down to the arrangement of the geology we've got. at the base, there is this grey clay, then at the top, some beds are quite porous sandstone that have soaked up quite a lot of water over the wet winter months. you can see it dribbling out across the top of that grey clay down the cliff face. these wet patches are where the water is literally flowing out from inside the cliff, out onto the cliff face. so of course you've got this heavy, wet sandstone on top, and then as it starts to dry out, its properties start to change, and it weakens and it collapses. but why here, why this particular spot? nobody knows, and these things are always completely unpredictable. and they do happen quite often. although this is a very large one and it's spectacular to us to see, this s

with my formerfriends in their behalf, his sort of sam with my former friends in government rambling on. the longer the story goes on the more it is actually reaching be the direct question of david cameron and what he asked laura may or may not. for company. greensill to him he was acting as an adviser, stood to gain lots of the company did it well. the story is moving beyond the question of that direct relationship as important as thatis direct relationship as important as that is to the question of other relationships, other ministers who may be involved. but also the question of very senior civil servants and very senior civil servants and very senior civil servant in the civil service. the telegraph reporting that some very senior civil servants themselves may have also been involved and doing paid work for companies, advisory work while they are working for the civil service. this seems like such an extraordinary conflict of interest. you just wouldn�*t expect if you�*re a senior civil servant working on business related, you would expect that you are working only in the se

it has paved the way for the likes of amelia mauresmo, jana novotna, conchita martinez and sam stosur, all grand slam winners who happen to be gay. they haven't necessarily been active campaigners, as such, but not everybody wants to be, and not everybody has to be. alison van uytvanck of belgium is one of a new generation of players that really wants to be able to talk about her relationship. she has been with her partner greet minnen for five years. they got engaged at christmas. they've played doubles together and sometimes on opposing sides of the court. they did that in a tournament in germany recently and after the match was over, as couples do, they kissed. this is what alison had to say about it. it was actually not a bad match. we were like 0k, we will go fully, both of us, and we'll see what happens. i think we were happy it was done. before and after, it was fine. i mean, we had a good match. whoever won, after the match, it was done. we were back girlfriends. it wasn't easy, for sure. you just have to put aside that she was my girlfriend. when you win a point, normally you

and quieter in her manner is australian goal—scoring dynamo sam kerr, one of the best paid players in the world, having signed for chelsea last year. all of them have shown there is no commercial price to be paid for being out and being proud. look at examples on tv as well, kelly smith who is one of the best football pundits around. casey stoney, the former england captain and now the manager of manchester united's thriving wsl team. both of them have children. and that has shown as well, the younger generation, that you are not curtailed from having a family, you are not denied that delight because you are in a same—sex relationship. that in itself is an important example. so what does the future hold? well, rugby union is one of the relatively young sports, certainly at club level, as an option for women. let's hear from one of the exciting players, she's a winger for the sale sharks, she's also a science teacher at a secondary school. her name is carys hall. when i was younger, i dabbled in a lot of different sports, my mum took me to karate when she went to the gym on a saturda

sam, you lost toby two years ago from an undiagnosed heart condition. what can you tell us? what do you know about the circumstances surrounding his death?- know about the circumstances surrounding his death? good morning and thank you — surrounding his death? good morning and thank you for _ surrounding his death? good morning and thank you for covering _ surrounding his death? good morning and thank you for covering this - and thank you for covering this really important story. toby was 22, incredibly healthy, fit young man and he was training very hard, he was undergoing training tojoin and he was training very hard, he was undergoing training to join the marines commando programme, and i found toby on a tuesday afternoon, dead at home. it appeared he had just been working out. those are the circumstances of toby�*s death. he was incredibly fit and healthy. he and his mother, when they were growing up, we always felt so blessed, they never had any serious childhood illnesses, toby went to hospital once. he fell off his bike and had to have stitches. we had absolutely

joining me now is sam yardley, who's the evp north america for two circles. sam, welcome to the programme. can you talk to us through how the system would work? what can you talk to us through how the system would work? what the pga tour are _ the system would work? what the pga tour are proposing _ the system would work? what the pga tour are proposing is - the system would work? what the pga tour are proposing is to - pga tour are proposing is to use a range of metrics to assess how different players reach audiences through primarily digital media. for example their popularity in things like internet search results and how many engagements they can generate on social media. so it is $40 million up for grabs in the pga tour is saying it will distribute that to the ten most popular players according to this new index that they are creating. this new index that they are creatina. �* . ., creating. and will it counter the threat _ creating. and will it counter the threat of _ creating. and will it counter the threat of a _ creating. and will it counter the th

sam everett has been out in liverpool. what lockdown has really taught us and what this is here today, right here, right now, is to live in the moment, enjoy, right here, right now. the weather, bang, iwas right here, right now. the weather, bang, i was about to do some sort of dance i'm just so excited. oh i haven't been able to go out. this is the first time going out and actually having a life. and how does that feel? _ actually having a life. and how does that feel? amazing. - actually having a life. and how does that feel? amazing. it i does that feel? amazing. it really feels _ does that feel? amazing. it really feels like _ does that feel? amazing. it really feels like every - does that feel? amazing. it really feels like every day l does that feel? amazing. it| really feels like every day is we are _ really feels like every day is we are luckx _ in practice, only two in five english pubs were able to reopen on monday and some 2 and a half thousand pubs are estimated to have closed for good in 2020 — thats accordi

chelsea thrashed birmingham 6—0 to remain at the top of the table, leading scorer sam kerr scoring a first—half hat—trick for emma hayes�* side. chelsea are two points clear of second—placed manchester city, who won 3—0 at tottenham. that's now 12 successive league wins for city. meanwhile, manchester united's hopes of qualifying for next season's champions league have suffered a blow after they lost 1—0 at brighton, inessa kaagman�*s penalty the difference between the two sides. everton and arsenal also won. the league cup final later this month at wembley has been approved as an official crowd test event. it's been confirmed that the clash between tottenham hotspur and manchester city will be played in front of 8,000 spectators. a number of tickets will be allocated to fans from both clubs for the tie in three weeks�* time. there will also be tickets made available to local residents and nhs staff as a thank you for their service during the covid—i9 pandemic. this year's french open tennis could be postponed in light of the spike in coronavirus cases in the countr

britain's sam bird continues to lead the formula e world championship — but couldn't add to his points total after crashing out on the final lap of race 2 at the rome e prix. bird was taken out by nick de vries on a chaotic final lap that had just resumed after a late safety car. belgium's stoffel vandoorne held off the challengers to claim his first win of the season. and finally in parts of the country today — the final day of championship cricket's opening round of fixtures was struck not by no—balls, but snowballs. a number of games were hit by the unseasonably wintry weather — including in manchester where lancashire�*s games with sussex ended in a draw. that didn't stop some of the sussex team getting in some extra fielding practice. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more for you in the next hour. hello, and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home while we look forward to cinemas reopening in may. this weekend, it's the baftas, at which the oscar best picture contender sound of metal is up for

notjust beaten but hammered by five goals to two — although manager sam allardyce says they've still got a long way to go to avoid the drop. nesta mcgregor watched this one... going into today's game chelsea were unbeaten, a run stretching back 1a games in that look to continue with a little help from the post. a minute later a key moment in the match. a second yellow for a late tackle. with half—time approaching some other guys probably had the team talk mapped out would need a new one thanks to this striker. the brazilian scoring twice in injury time. it was 3—1 thanks to this folly. it rocking the baby and chelsea's boat. complete with flicks and tricks surpassing their lowly league position. a game which produced seven goals and surprise win at stamford bridge enough to put a smile on the face of the west brom manager. there it is. there it is. leeds are up into the top half of the table. they beat sheffield united 2—1 — jack harrison's seventh goal of the season put them ahead. the premier league's bottom club equalised just before half time — oli mcburnie�*s deflect

the paul nicholls trained 10—3 shot, ridden by sam twiston—davies, managed to hold off the favourite — al boum photo. it's a third gold cup success for nicholls after neptune collonges won in 2007 and 2008. organisers of the tokyo olympics have released their latest guidance for athletes attending the games this summer. amongst the measures for those taking part includes having to take two tests before arrival and then daily testing while in the country. participants will also not be allowed to use public transport or visit any tourist areas, shops, restaurants, bars or gyms. organisers have also delayed a decision about whether local fans will be allowed to attend events. these playbooks are science and experience based playbooks. they are based and taking into account the latest scientific developments. they are based on the best scientific and medical expertise being available worldwide. they are developed together with the world health organization, with independent experts and organisations from across the world. warren gatland says he feels for george north after the welshman

britain's sam bird continues to lead the formula e world championship — but couldn't add to his points total after crashing out on the final lap of race 2 at the rome e prix. bird was taken out by nick de vries on a chaotic final lap that had just resumed after a late safety car. belgium's stoffel vandoorne held off the challengers to claim his first win of the season. and finally in parts of the country today — the final day of championship cricket's opening round of fixtures was struck not by no—balls, but snowballs. a number of games were hit by the unseasonably wintry weather — including in manchester where lancashire's games with sussex ended in a draw. that didn't stop some of the sussex team getting in some extra fielding practice. that's all from sportsday.

chelsea going ahead, an out—swinging corner met by sam kerr, who rose highest with a thumping header to find the back of the net. city replied three minutes later. lauren hemp with a cross from the left, found its way through the chelsea defence, and there was chloe kelly to turn it in from close range. chelsea, though, well, they kept pushing. kerr found herself in on goal, knocked the ball around city goalkeeper ellie roebuck, who brought her down in the process. referee pointed to the spot, and up stepped pernille harder, coolly putting the penalty away. after the break, city leveled through hemp, who took advantage of a couple of chelsea defensive errors to set up a thrilling finish. but 2—2, it ended. it means that chelsea now go into the final two matches of the season with a two—point advantage and a goal difference of +5 over city. it means, potentially, depending on results, they could wrap up defending their title when they next play away to spurs on the 2nd of may. and as for city, well, they're now left praying that chelsea slip up somewhere. in the scottish premiersh

sam allardyce admitted his team still have a long way to go to avoid the drop but a few more performances like their one at stamford bridge could make things very interesting, nesta mcgregor watched this one. going into this game chelsea were unbeaten. a run stretching back 12 matches. that looks set to continue with a little help from the post. christian opening the scoring. chelsea had the lead. at, christian opening the scoring. chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the _ chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the match. - chelsea had the lead. a minute later a key moment in the match. one - a key moment in the match. one player sent off and a second yellow for a late tackle. with half—time approaching some other dyes probably had the talk mapped out and you need a new one thanks to a striker. the brazilian scored twice in first—half injury time. pm brazilian scored twice in first-half injury time-— injury time. an astonishing turnaround _ injury

staying with rugby union, and former lions captain sam warburton has named the player he thinks should lead the side this year as they take on south africa. wales captain alun wynjones is favourite to take the armband, as it would be his fourth tour with the lions, but warburton has picked england and saracens forward maro itoje over his countryman. he also believes a shorter tour is a good move for the players. i“m i'm not... i'm —— we don't need that player. they don't need that much time to prep. you“re ready to go. i5 time to prep. you're ready to go. is there a clear contender for you at there a clear contender for you at the moment? a lot of the mood music seems to be tipping towards this fellow welshman.— seems to be tipping towards this fellow welshman. �* .., , ~ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... _ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of _ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of course, _ fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds... of course, he'd - fellow welshman. because i think the three seconds...

know, i'm old enough to have my son on the bag and still be competing in these tournaments and having sam here to enjoy the experience with me. i have to close his mouth every now and again when we're going around here. you know, he loves it so much. this week, we'll be missing the ultimate master. woods' car crash means there will be no tiger at augusta. but you can still find other big beasts. bryson dechambeau's pursuit of power is changing the sport. and in his quest to smash the ball everfurther, this week, he'll use a new mystery club. but he thinks his legacy will be to help golf grow. where the massive gains will be is in athletes. i think once you get somebody out here that's a seven foot tall human being and they're able to swing a golf club at 145 mph effortlessly, that's when things get a little interesting. so, one day, there might be giants here. there have always been heroes and demons and, to watch them this year, patrons. unlike last year, the gates will be open and the masters will seem more familiar. but augusta is a place that should never feel normal. patrick gearey,

know, i'm old enough to have my son on the bag and still be competing in these tournaments and having sam here to enjoy the experience with me, you know, i have to close his mouth every now and again when we are going around. you know, he loves it so much. , ., ., so much. there will be no tiger at a: usta, so much. there will be no tiger at agusta. but _ so much. there will be no tiger at agusta. but you — so much. there will be no tiger at agusta, but you can _ so much. there will be no tiger at agusta, but you can still - so much. there will be no tiger at agusta, but you can still find - so much. there will be no tiger at| agusta, but you can still find other big beasts. the golf heavyweight in his quest to smash the ball ever further, this week, he will use a new mystery club. in his pursuit of power, something he is ruining the sports, others say he is opening it up. one has said at least golf will be growing. where the out knack of massive gains will he _ where the out knack of massive gains will be are _ where the out knack of massive gains will be are in— where the out knack

so is leslie odoer for his part as sam cooke in one night in miami. he has already got a grammy and a tony award for the musical hamilton. i have to be honest about that kind of stuff. because the truth is, i have gone further and achieved more than i ever really intended to. most of my experience with film is as an audience member, i'll say that. these modest rebuttals of nominees mean more when really no one has certainty who will win, unlike in the past. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the organisation that hands out the oscars doesn't exactly have a glorious track record when it comes to rewarding indian cinema. interestingly, india, which has the most prolific movie industry in the world, has never won for best international feature or the equivalent award at the oscars, but this year there is a film set and shot in india which has earned the best adapted screenplay nomination. it has gone to the writer and director, ramin bahrani, and the film is the white tiger. since i was a boy, the desire to be a servant... ..had been hammer

by regina king, delivers a supporting actor nomination for leslie 0dom jr, who plays iconic singer sam cooke, but nothing for direction. what will help get a wider selection of films noticed for their narratives? it is just really important that people watch the films because you willjust find gems. and instead ofjust watching the people that you know, and the directors that you know and trust, you know, instead ofjust watching that, you know, watching it all. it is significant that mank by david fincher, an old—fashioned story about hollywood — the type of film the academy has loved — still has the most nominations. but what's clear now is that in the search for gender and racial equality, wider society will not put up with perceived injustice and hollywood has to follow. another round, a danish picture that can be loosely described as a drinking drama, has earned two nominations, one for best international feature film and another for its director, thomas vinterberg. he recently sat down with me to discuss the film and his work. in another round, four danish high school teacher

shaun murphy is up against mark davis while three times world champion mark williams takes on england's sam craigie.. that's bbc dot co dot uk slash sport president biden has urged americans to come together to confront systemic racism, after a white police officer was found guilty of murdering george floyd. mr biden said the conviction of derek chauvin could be a giant step forward in the march towards justice in america. chauvin had been filmed kneeling on the neck of mr floyd for more than nine minutes during his arrest in the city last may. he faces up to a0 years in jail. speaking to cbs this morning george floyd's brother described the moment he heard the verdicts read out. before i went in the courtroom i was pacing back and forth and before i went and i started praying because it took 30 minutes for the judge and jury it took 30 minutes for the judge and jury to come out but the i heard guilty, guilty and guilty i was excited and happy because african—american people feel that we never get justice, african—american people feel that we never getjustice, we feel it is just as all

so is leslie odoerfor his part as sam cooke in one night in miami. he has already got a grammy and a tony award for the musical hamilton. i have to be honest about that kind of stuff. because the truth is, i have gone further and achieved more than i ever really intended to. most of my experience with film is as an audience member, i'll say that. these modest rebuttals of nominees mean more when really no one has certainty who will win, unlike in the past. the academy of motion picture arts and sciences, the organisation that hands out the oscars doesn't exactly have a glorious track record when it comes to rewarding indian cinema. interestingly, india, which has the most prolific movie industry in the world, has never won for best international feature or the equivalent award at the oscars, but this year there is a film set and shot in india which has earned the best adapted screenplay nomination. it has gone to the writer and director, ramin bahrani, and the film is the white tiger. since i was a boy, the desire to be a servant... ..had been hammer

remain top of the wsl, after another huge win — this time, 6—nil against birmingham city, in which sam kerr scored her third hat—trick of the season. chelsea are going for an historic quadruple. only two british sides will feature in the quarter—finals of rugby's european champions cup. sale willjoin holders exeter in the last eight, after they thumped scarlets 57—14 — aj macginty scoring 32 of those points for a club record. edinburgh and bristol were both knocked out today. back to you. thank you. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. during the pandemic we've brought you lots of stories about the nhs staff working tirelessly to keep us safe, but we rarely talk about who is caring for them. a charity has now been set up to do just that, and so far almost 2,000 nhs staff have signed up for free counselling sessions. james waterhouse has been to meet some of the people involved. as a psychologist, it's chloe's job to help look after the well—being

sam mendes, who directed her in the james bond film skyfall, said she was an astonishing talent, a fabulous person. of course. is he alive? draco, is he alive? and to harry potter fans she was narcissa malfoy. jk rowling said she was a wonderful actress and an extraordinary woman. in 2019 she presented have i got news for you. she was also in recent months an organiser with her husband, the actor damian lewis, of a scheme providing hot meals for nhs staff during the pandemic. and today it was damian lewis who wrote:. helen mccrory, 52. there were many great roles she had yet to play. helen mccrory, 52. there were many great roles she had yet to play. back to our top story — the funeral of the duke of edinburgh. and like all other funerals here in the uk this year, the service for prince philip will be subject to coronavirus restrictions, with the numbers limited to 30, and social distancing rules requiring the queen to sit alone. the bbc�*s reeta chakrabarti has been speaking to the archbishop of canterbury as he prepared for his part in the service. she's the queen. she will behave wit

know, i'm old enough to have my son on the bag and still be competing in these tournaments and having sam here to enjoy the experience with me. i have to close his mouth every now and again when we're going round, you know — he loves it so much. this week will be missing the ultimate master — woods' car crash means there will be no tiger at augusta. but you can find other big beasts — bryson dechambeau's pursuit of power is changing the sport. where the massive gains will be is in athletes. i think once you get somebody out here that's a seven—foot—tall human being and they're able to swing a golf club at 145 miles an hour effortlessly, that's when things get a little interesting. so one day there might be giants here — there have always

sam mendes, who directed her in the james bond film skyfall, said she was an astonishing talent, a fabulous person. of course. is he alive? draco, is he alive? and to harry potter fans she was narcissa malfoy. jk rowling said she was a wonderful actress and an extraordinary woman. in 2019 she presented have i got news for you. she was also in recent months an organiser with her husband, the actor damian lewis, of a scheme providing hot meals for nhs staff during the pandemic. and today it was damian lewis who wrote: helen mccrory, 52. there were many great roles she had yet to play. the actress helen mccrory, whose death was announced on friday. hundreds of celebrity influencers are to be compensated for turning up to a music festival it never happened. the fyre festival was touted as a luxurious party but visitors found themselves stranded in the bahamas. the catering consisted of cheese sandwiches and guests were left to sleep on wet mattresses. a $2 billion courts settlement was reached this week, giving each celebrity upwards of $7,000. the festival organiser is serving a six yearjail t

with me are deputy political editor of the daily express, sam lister, and the times radio presenter, calum macdonald. tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the �*eurozone in double—dip recession' leads on the front page of the ft, with lockdown measures cited as one of the reasons. also looking at restrictions, particularly them loosening, the telegraph reports that international travel from may 17 is set to get the green light as part of the next phase in the covid roadmap, which could also see easing of social distancing, as reported in the times, as it reports hugs may return in two weeks. and changes to care homes. the i reports that over 400,000 residents in england can meet outside from tuesday. and rememering those who have lost their lives to coronavirus. the mail launches a campaign for a memorial. and on the front of the mirror, the duke and duchess of cambridge join the four day social media boycott to tackle online hate. so let's begin... so, do you want to kick us off with the i, a very bold front page, a very simple one. but given that it was one of the first par

the welsh potting machine was a 10 frames to 4 winner over sam craigie at the crucible and will now play another former champion injohn higgins for a place in the quarter—finals. for all today's results head to the bbc sport website. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tt, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. now as tulsen was saying in the sport, it seems as though the plans for a european super league are over following the withdrawal of several of the clubs initially behind the plans. one of the biggest issues which caused outrage was the sidelining of supporters from the decision making process. and there have been calls for more fan ownership or involvement in the running of the club — as happens in germany. we sent our europe correspondent kevin connolly to one club to find out more. it might not look much like it but it is match day at the bruce you dortmund stadium in lockdown, shortly before kick—off. all is calm, before covid came along, things were different... pelissier dortmund! this is home

sam mendes, who directed her injames bond, said she was an astonishing talent, a fabulous person. of course. is he alive? and to harry potter fans, jk rowling said she was an extraordinary woman. in 2019 she presented have i got news for you. she was also in recent months an organiser with her husband, the actor damian lewis, of a scheme providing hot meals for nhs staff during the pandemic. and today, it was damian lewis who wrote, i am heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer the beautiful and mighty woman that is helen mccrory has died peacefully at home surrounded by a wave of love from friends and family. she died as she lived, fearlessly, god, we loved her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. helen mccrory, 52, there were many great roles she had yet to play. the actress helen mccrory, who's death was announced on friday. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @jamesbbcnews. do stay with bbc news. hello there. friday was another fine spring day and we will continue with this dry theme throughout the weekend and perhaps into monday as we

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sam mendes, who directed her injames bond, said she was an astonishing talent, a fabulous person. of course. is he alive? and to harry potter fans, jk rowling said she was an extraordinary woman. in 2019 she presented have i got news for you. she was also in recent months an organiser with her husband, the actor damian lewis, of a scheme providing hot meals for nhs staff during the pandemic. and today, it was damian lewis who wrote, i am today, it was damian lewis who wrote, iam heartbroken today, it was damian lewis who wrote, i am heartbroken to announce that after an heroic battle with cancer the beautiful and mighty woman that is helen mccrory has died peacefully at home surrounded by a wave of love from friends and family. she died as she lived, fearlessly, god, we loved her and know how lucky we are to have had her in our lives. helen mccrory, 52, there were many great roles she had yet to play. the actress helen mccrory, whose death was announced today. let's turn now to the coronavirus pandemic, and the latest government figures show that there were 2,596 new coronavirus i

chelsea thrashed birmingham 6—0 to remain top of the women's super league sam kerr underlining chelsea's dominance with a first half hat—trick. she's now the top scorer in the wsl this season. second placed manchester city two points behind after a 3—0 win over tottenham. elsewhere, brighton beat manchester united, while everton and arsenal also won. edinburgh have been dumped out of the european champions cup by a rampant racing 92 side, losing by 56 points to 3. the french team ran in seven tries in paris. winger teddy thoma scored twice, his first was the pick of the lot as he left the scots trailing in his wake. it's the most points edinburgh have conceded this season. racing will face bordeaux or bristol in the quarterfinals. denmark's kasper asgreen has won the tour of flanders — one of the five prestigious "monument" one day races. britain's owain doull got caught up in one of two crashes during the 158 mile event. after six hours of racing, it came down to a fight between defending champion, with the dane taking the win. britain's beth potter ran the fastest five kilometre

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chelsea thrashed birmingham 6—0 to remain top of the women's super league — sam kerr underlining chelsea's dominance with a first half hat—trick. she's now the top scorer in the wsl this season. second placed manchester city are currently leading 2—0 against tottenham. keep up with the day's other scores on the bbc sport website. the league cup final later this month at wembley has been approved as an official crowd test event. it's been confirmed that the clash between tottenham hotspur and manchester city will be played in front of 8,000 spectators. a number of tickets will be allocated to fans from both clubs for the tie in three weeks' time. there will also be tickets made available to local residents and nhs staff as a thank you for their service during the pandemic. edinburgh have been dumped out of the european champions cup by a rampant racing 92 side, losing by 56 points to 3. the french team ran in seven tries in paris. winger teddy thoma scored twice, his first was the pick of the lot as he left the scots trailing in his wake. it's the most points edinburgh have conceded thi

they lead 2—0 at half—time, sam kerr with the opener after erin cuthbert�*s shot was saved. everton against aston villa is also under way — that's goalless at the moment. the league cup final later this month at wembley has been approved as an official crowd test event. it's been confirmed that the clash between tottenham hotspur and manchester city will be played in front of 8,000 spectators. a number of tickets will be allocated to fans from both clubs for the tie in three weeks time. there will also be tickets made available to local residents and nhs staff as a thank you for their service during the covid—i9 pandemic. carl frampton announced his retirement in the ring after being stopped byjamel herring in the sixth round of their wbo super—featherweight contest. the 34—year—old was hoping to become ireland's first three—weight world champion. but — after being dropped in the fifth round — frampton took a devastating left uppercut in the sixth, sending him to the canvas. he carried on, but shortly afterwards his corner threw in the towel. and frampton dec

if anyone can, big sam can. back—to—back wins for west brom the first time this season gives them a fighting chance of survival — following up their win over chelsea, with a 3—0 win over southampton last night. they performed the great escape back in 2005 — this could be another. they're second—bottom, still eight points from safety. very different story for chelsea. manager thorns tuchel says "now�*s the time" to win titles. one could come in the champions league. they're on course to reach the semi—finals. he's had a real impact, having only lost once since taking over. this they lead 2—0 going into the second leg against porto in seville, but he wants his side to ignore that. i hope we embrace the challenge. i hope we feel that this is a match that everybody waits for since he was a little kid and a little boy. everybody wants to play champions league, everybody wants to be part of it, everybody wants to have the decisive match. forget the result, like i said. into the past. like i said, we

west brom manager sam allardyce admits his side have still got a long way to go to avoid premier league relegation, but their cause was aided by a sensational win over chelsea. his side won 5—2 at stamford bridge but are still seven points from safety. nesta mcgregor reports. going into this game, chelsea were unbeaten to. a run stretching back 12 matches. that looks set to continue with a little help from the post. christian open the scoring. a minute later, a key moment in the match. thiago silva was sent off. a second yellow for a late tackle. he would need a new one because of the brazilian. he scored twice in injury time. it was 3—1 thanks to this folly. rocking the baby and chelsea's boat. they pass their lowly league position. this made it a seven goal thriller. just enough to put a smile on the face of the west bra manager. there it is. —— west bra manager. there it is. —— west bra i can just say we were absolutely not able today to adapt to the situation, to be one man down, which was a surprise because we were leading. we are normally confident enough to defend wit

men and boys were leaving the religious festival when sam slipped on steps, causing the deadly crash. in their desperation, some tried ripping away metal barricades. all of a sudden we saw paramedics running by, doing cpr on kids. one after the other started coming ambulances. we understood something was going on here. fine ambulances. we understood something was going on here-— was going on here. one person pushed another person. _ was going on here. one person pushed another person, so _ was going on here. one person pushed another person, so everybody - was going on here. one person pushed another person, so everybody was - another person, so everybody was pushed _ another person, so everybody was pushed right and left. after 20 minutes, — pushed right and left. after 20 minutes, i think, pushed right and left. after 20 minutes, ithink, people started suffocating, so they wanted to get out. suffocating, so they wanted to get out no _ suffocating, so they wanted to get out. no one was able to get out. there _ out. no one was able to get out. there were — out. no one was able