indeed politicians in general, this is what politics and democracy can look like. when people here are deciding what happens as far as the government s bait is concerned. and, boy, does the prime minister know it tonight. the government s fate. join us at ten when we will tell you what has happened. now it s time to join the news team is concerned. and, boy, does hello. i m hugh ferris. welcome to a slightly shorter sportsday this evening with events at parliament. but for all the lurching turbulence of manchester united s season so far, they do still have a chance of reaching the last 16 of the champions league tonight. the task is by no means small, nor completely in their control, but a win against bayern munich and harry kane at old trafford, and a draw between the group s other two teams and the picture would once again change for erik ten hag and the team. patrick gearey reports. a dismal, miserable day for manchester united. manchester united havel been thoroughly b
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