Can now meet indoors. The queen sends a message to the People Of Northern Ireland marking the countrys centenary and praising the continued peace as a credit to its people, upon whose shoulders the future rests. After herojimi Olubunmi Adewole died trying to save a woman who fell into the River Thames, well hear from the man who jumped in with him and thankfully survived. Jimi started to count, ok, lets do it, three, two. And i couldnt think on it so ijustjumped. That is the last time i sanimi. And coming up this hour a warning from the Hospitality Industry about staffing struggles ahead of reopening later this month. Police in Manchester Have condemned the protests that led to the postponement of Manchester Uniteds Premier League Match against liverpool, calling them completely unacceptable. Two officers were injured when fans stormed the pitch. The mayor of greater Manchester Andy Burnham has also condemned the violence. Our Sports Correspondent Joe Wilson reports. The concourse outside Old Trafford where protesters were expected to congregate. To voice their continued opposition to the ownership of Manchester United by the glazer family. Some protesters soon decided to go further, and ultimately, onto the pitch itself. This was the scene at one of the most Famous Football Grounds in the world, that revered Manchester United pitch, the place of stirring feats of football, occupied. As clashes continued, police reported two injuries to officers, one slashed in the face by a broken bottle. Meanwhile, some of those who stayed peacefully outside, were leaving. As were speaking outside the ground, there are lots of fans actually on the pitch. I mean, what. Was there . Yeah, yeah. What do you think about that . Its, its. It� s a frustrating thing because obviously, as fans, we want the best for our club. Its been, from when we were young, watched it, its been magical, you know, history that weve had. And people like, get so annoyed with it. Well, they stayed. There was a Match Due to be played here, a match with direct implications for the outcome of the Premier League, supposed to happen here. The direct response from the Premier League was a statement. Fans have many channels by which to make their views known, But the actions of a minority seen today have no justification, it read. And im all for protesting, But not like that. You Cant Protest like that. Weve seen events at other football clubs, because theyre not happy. But when you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans, eh, hurting Police Officers, when you get fans smashing glass to get into the hospitality, then thats not the way to do it. Thats not acceptable. Well, for 16 years, supporters have opposed the glazers. For 16 years, theyve believed the family is taking money out of their club. Fan power has been reignited by recent opposition to the European Super League. This anger runs deeper. Does it take something extreme for the glazers just to notice . United the Pitch Invaders widely condemned, dont represent all Manchester United Supporters. Far from it. But the landscape of English Football has changed. And these are the images viewed across the Premier Leagues global marketplace. Joe wilson, Bbc News in manchester. Ian stirling is the Vice Chair of the Manchester United Supporters club. He said Yesterdays Protest was a long time coming due to the feeling of discontent and the uneasy truce that was in place between many fans and the current owners, the glazer family. He said violence was not the answer But he supported lawful protest. The super league plans laid bare the motivations of the owners, notjust at Manchester United But all these so called Big Six clubs. The outpouring across the whole of the football community, from players, previous owners, commentators, pundits and fans was unanimous. We have to take action from that. This laid bare how these owners� views of how they wanted to take football in the future. It is being taken away from communities, further taken away from fans. It wasnt the way Manchester United fans saw the future of their club. Weve always had an uneasy relationship in terms of the ownership, with the Manchester United Supporters trust had their shares compulsory purchased by the club. That has always hurt as an it always hurt supporters. That all fees into the images you saw yesterday. As i have i said, it has been a long time coming But the European Super League plans laid everything out. The dangers were there for everyone to see, its not a Direction Of Travel Manchester United fans want. We see a better way for fans and this is why we continue to press government to put those reforms in place. Were joined now by Bbc Radio Manchesters Man united reporter liam bradford. Good morning. What happens now . It is a very good question. It is going to have to be unpicked. What we have seen over the last 2a hours has been in part fantastic, really powerful protest on the Manchester United fans as they try to make their voice heard. They have been let down by a minority. Having spoken to a lot of Fans Yesterday while the protests were happening and overnight as well as this morning, that is the message the fans would like to get across. The majority protested peacefully because they feel they have limited options in terms of getting their voice heard. Gathering and protesting the ownership of Manchester United, they felt, was one of the most powerful ways of getting that done. Unfortunately, 200 fans made it onto the pitch, because the postponement of the game, that is violence against Police Officers causing two to be ended. One requiring Emergency Treatment to a wound on his face from a slash from a bottle. As soon as you cross the line from peaceful protest into violence, of course the focus moves away from the peaceful protest and the purpose of the protest and the purpose of the protest and the purpose of the protest and onto the fact that the protest and onto the fact that the protest themselves took a turn for the worst. We have seen statements from all of the major bodies from the clubs, the Premier League and Greater Manchester police. Greater manchester police have called the behaviour reckless and dangerous. Manchester united say their fans are passionate But they regret the actions that put other people in danger. The Premier League said the actions of a minority seem to date to have no justification, actions of a minority seem to date to have nojustification, the violence has been condemned by the Greater Manchester mayor andy burnham. I think the problem now comes the have to unpick the Security Problems they clearly had which forced the game to be postponed, how was that allowed to happen . Manchester united will be conducting an investigation. The Governing Bodies have got to figure out what they are going to do because Manchester United and Liverpools Game didnt get under way which means they failed to fulfil a fixture, which means Manchester United could at least be looking at a heavy fine and that most could be looking at points deduction. What we do from this point is a difficult one to say. Manchester united have got to find a way to get this fixture on a made what is an increasingly congested fixture list. They have a game on Thursday Night in the Europa League against roma so they have got a Factor Travel time into that. Liverpool have got their Premier League games so finding a free midweek to play this game is going to be tricky. On top of that, weve got unpick the issue of the ongoing relationship between Manchester Uniteds fans and Manchester Uniteds fans and Manchester Uniteds owners. It is not a solution that is going to be easily identifiable. We are going to be looking for a long time how this goes back to the uneasy truce that Ian Stirling was talking about before. , ~ ,. , a Cross Party Group of mps is urging the government to maintain restrictions on foreign holidays beyond the 17th of may. The all party parliamentary group on coronavirus says importing new variants will result in more deaths and could lead to further lockdowns. The mps want ministers to discourage all international leisure travel. The government says robust Border Controls are in place to prevent the spread of covid. The government has announced its lifting the restriction on the number of mourners who can attend a funeral in england. The legal limit of 30 will be removed at the next stage of the easing of the lockdown, which is expected to be on the 17th of may. In scotland, up to 50 people can gatherfor a funeral, while there are no legal limits in wales and in Northern Ireland. From today, in wales, two households will be allowed to meet indoors, and some families and friends will be able to hug for the first time in Months. In the latest step out of lockdown, two households, plus another living on their own, will be able to form a bubble to meet and have contact indoors. Gyms, Swimming Pools and Community Centres can also reopen as restrictions are eased. Indoor activities of up to 15 people, including Exercise Classes and swimming lessons, are given the green Light Organised Childrens indoor activities, like sports classes, scouts, Parent And Baby classes, will also be able to restart Community Centres can reopen. However, some areas will still be in lockdown until may 17th, including indoor Play Areas which had hoped to also open today. For more lets speak now to our correspondent in cardiff, tomos morgan. Tell us more. Obviously, a lot of changes coming in. A lot of changes coming in. The list youve been through. The most significant is the extended households, two different households can mix indoors But those households cant switch. Once youve created an extended household that has to be the Same one going forward. James are restarting as you can see behind me, the First Class here in cardiff. Clara jones is one of the coaches here, it has been a long time now. It is amazing to be back. We have been it is amazing to be back. We have been doing it is amazing to be back. We have been doing on the online classes by the interaction, Face To face, Everybodys Energy coming back in, it is so Everybodys Energy coming back in, it is so nice Everybodys Energy coming back in, it is so nice to be back. 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First Class Today, groups of 15 here on. Thank you very much. First Class Today, groups of 15 here and on. Thank you very much. First Class Today, groups of 15 here and across| today, groups of 15 here and across the whole of wales for the time being. We are moving into alert level three on May The 17th and then they will be more easing. Potentially indoor hospitality and soft play as well. Before then, this week, weve got an election in wales. Abs. Week, weve got an election in wales. � , ~ as we mentioned earlier, indoor Play Areas had also hoped to reopen today. Lets get the reaction from karen todd, who is manager of playhem in Port Talbot an indoor Play Centre for children. Thank you forjoining us. How are you feeling as you have to wait as thats a bit longer . Thats a bit longer . Frustrated, aaain it thats a bit longer . Frustrated, again itjust thats a bit longer . Frustrated, again it just feels thats a bit longer . Frustrated, again it just feels we thats a bit longer . Frustrated, again itjust feels we have thats a bit longer . Frustrated, l again itjust feels we have been thats a bit longer . Frustrated, again itjust feels we have been on some kind of emotional Roller Coaster for the last 12 Months. There was a short announcement on the 22nd Of April and we were all ecstatic because it looks like we might be opening today. That announcement disappeared the next day. To only be told then by mark Drakefords Statement it would be the 17th. Already, we were up would be the 17th. Already, we were up and then we were down again. It just feels that is how it is. We are hanging on in there, Waiting And waiting. The 17th now is opening day But i dont have clarity. How is that going to look . Are We Looking at level two measures . Are we going to be two metres apart . Is It Sessions . Do people have to pre book . Theres so much that i still dont know. How can you plan . What are you able to do in terms of getting people lined up being able come back . We are ready to go for whatever eventuality. We are ready to go. But im going to be completely honest with you, it has been so tough time to stay afloat in these last 12 Months. I dont know. If we are only allowed to open with strict measures like it was last august, i really dont know if were going to be to open, im going to be honest. Tell us more about how it has been financially and what you have had to do in terms of your non negotiable commitments, the Ink Injust disappeared. Brute commitments, the ink in Ust Disappearedi disappeared. We had a social enterprise. Disappeared. We had a social enterprise, we disappeared. We had a social enterprise, we that disappeared. We had a social enterprise, we that We L disappeared. We had a social. Enterprise, we that we have been enterprise, we that we have been running the Play Centre for seven been running the Play Centre for seven Months and the covid hitters. We have seven Months and the covid hitters. We have just only managed to get two Months we have just only managed to get two Months of we have just only managed to get two Months of profit Months, january and for brive Months of profit Months, january and for brive 2020. We were just in profits for brive 2020. We were just in profits and for brive 2020. We were just in profits and then Martyn Hett us. All our profits profits and then Martyn Hett us. All our profits go back to womens aid. The end our profits go back to womens aid. The End Goal for us is what keeps us going the End Goal for us is what keeps us Going Att the End Goal for us is what keeps us going all of the End Goal for us is what keeps us going. All of a sudden, weve gone from going. All of a sudden, weve gone from £8,000 to zero. That was in a matter from £8,000 to zero. That was in a matter of from £8,000 to zero. That was in a matter of weeks. We were very worried, matter of weeks. We were very worried, fortunately, because of who we are, worried, fortunately, because of who we are, we worried, fortunately, because of who we are, we are in a position where we are, we are in a position where we had we are, we are in a position where we had funding, Part Loan to purchase we had funding, Part Loan to purchase the Play Centre. We were in on all purchase the Play Centre. We were in on all the purchase the Play Centre. We were in on all the right position But we didnt on all the right position But we didnt know how long it was going to last. Didnt know how long it was going to last come didnt know how long it was going to last. Come august when we opened, for those last. Come august when we opened, for those few minutes we were open, we were for those few minutes we were open, we were probably running at a loss. In december, when we were closed again. In december, when we were closed again. We in december, when we were closed again, we didnt think we would last untiljanuary, february. Again, we have untiljanuary, february. Again, we have just untiljanuary, february. Again, we have just managed, we have had a lifeline have just managed, we have had a lifeline from the economic resilience fund, the survival pack, we have resilience fund, the survival pack, we have managed to secure that. That is our we have managed to secure that. That is our lifeline, that is why i am still is our lifeline, that is why i am still sitting is our lifeline, that is why i am still sitting here still sitting here and smiling, albeit very still sitting here and smiling, albeit very frustrated. Still sitting here and smiling, albeit very frustrated. But albeit very frustrated. But hopefully The End is in sight and he will be back up and running. I wish you all the best. Band will be back up and running. I wish you all the best. Will be back up and running. I wish you all the best. And for other Play Centres across you all the best. And for other Play Centres across the you all the best. And for other Play Centres across the uk. You all the best. And for other Play Centres across the uk. I you all the best. And for other Play Centres across the uk. I am you all the best. And for other play i centres across the uk. I am probably one of centres across the uk. I am probably one of the centres across the uk. I am probably one of the fortunate ones that we are still one of the fortunate ones that we are still here. As of the 15 that were are still here. As of the 15 that were there last march, it would be interesting were there last march, it would be interesting to see how many have survived interesting to see how many have survived interesting to see how many have survived. Of the 1500. The headlines on Bbc News. Two Police Officers are injured, after Yesterdays Protest by hundreds of Manchester United fans at Old Trafford. The scenes have been described as completely unacceptable. A Cross Party Group of mps urges the government to maintain restrictions on foreign holidays beyond the 17th of May Warning that new variants could lead to more deaths and further lockdowns. Restrictions on the number of mourners allowed at funerals are set to be relaxed in england, from the 17th of may. The head of the worlds largest vaccine manufacturer, the Serum Institute of india, has blamed Narendra Modis Government for the shortage of covid jabs. Adar poonawala said the government didnt place any large orders with his company until march, when the second wave of the pandemic had already hit the country. India has reported more than 300,000 new Coronavirus Cases for a twelfth consecutive day, and the number of deaths rose by over 3,400. Our correspondent in delhi, Devina Gupta told us more. What we have seen right now is over 23,000 lives lost in just seven days and that is the highest so far india has seen. What is worrying right now is the infection spreading to smaller cities that do not have adequate health infrastructure. And also, we are seeing the lack of oxygen there, medicines there and that is making younger population more vulnerable. Over the weekend, the expectation was the national lockdown would be announced which experts have been calling for, But indias prime Minister Narendra Modi has so far emphasised more on the Vaccination Programme and lowering the age limit over the weekend from 45 years to 18 years. That makes over 600 Million more people eligible to take jabs But several states have reported there is a shortage of doses. Indias offering to vaccinations at the moment. One is astrazeneca vaccine, the other one is covax vaccine. Here, we have indias largest, the worlds largest vaccine making unit. The head of that Vaccine Unit is mr adar poonawala. In a newspaper interview, he has criticised the indian government for not preparing enough, not ordering enough Bulk Stock in advance. He said only 21 Million jobs were ordered up until march, which are far inadequate given the scale of the population. He said the Vaccine Shortages are likely to continue until the production is ramped up untiljuly. The foreign secretary, Dominic Raab, will meet the us secretary of State Anthony Blinken whos on his first visit to London Sincejoe Biden became president. The pair will discuss transatlantic relations as well as threats from russia, china and iran. The discussions take place before britain hosts Foreign Ministers from the G7 Group of industrialised nations. Good morning james. How important with those talks be potentially between Dominic Raab . Thea;r with those talks be potentially between Dominic Raab . They are siunificant between Dominic Raab . They are significant because between Dominic Raab . They are significant because it between Dominic Raab . They are significant because it is between Dominic Raab . They are significant because it is the between Dominic Raab . They are significant because it is the first i significant because it is the first time they have been able to sit down and just talk about uk, us relations. They have met Each Other since joe relations. They have met Each Other sincejoe Bidens Administration since joe Bidens Administration came sincejoe Bidens Administration came into office. This is the first time when they can sit down and go through some of the nitty gritty stuff about transatlantic relations. The issues of the day will be china, russia, ukraine, mayan mar, iran. The pandemic, Climate Change, there is an awful lot to talk about. Inevitably, these things get touched on for a bit. Inevitably, these things get touched on fora bit. It inevitably, these things get touched on for a bit. It would start establishing some of the tone of the meeting for the next two or three days. Essentially, the group of seven nations are getting together plus a lot of guests, it isntjust the g7, to south Africa And India and others. They want to work out, how do we revive the international order . How we can make sure it can better deal with authoritarian aggressors . How can a deal with pandemics of the future . How can it agree and what to do about Climate Change . Those of the broader themes. Obviously, very big themes But there are also immediate pressing issues as well, particularly on the pandemic and vaccines. Yes. What is interesting is the indian Foreign Minister is here so he will be able to give first hand accounts of the other ministers of what is going on in india. One of theissues what is going on in india. One of the issues they are going to be talking about is equitable access to vaccines, they are going to be talking about building up Health Resilience in the longer term so that in the future it can deal with pandemics like this one. Inevitably, on the margins, they will be talking about the immediate short Term Issue of india and what needs to happen in the next two days let alone in the next few Months. The next two days let alone in the next few Months. The epic versus Apple Lawsuit begins today, finally giving the Fortnite Publisher Epic Games its day in court. Apple and Epic Games have been engaged in a legal battle since last year over a 30 Levy Apple collects on purchases made through its App Store. Fortnite was kicked off the App Store for bypassing that charge by installing its own payment system. From san francisco, James Clayton has more. In august last year, Epic Games did something totally against apples App Store rules. It decided that its hit game, fortnite, should have a new Payment Option to try and get around apples 30 charge. Apple properly kicked fortnite of the App Store, But Epic Games was ready for them. It slapped apple with a lawsuit and had even prepared a high protection video, a spoof of apples spoof 1984 advert for the apple mac. Apple has reportedly made hundreds of millions of dollars from the Fortnite Game alone just in charges. An epic� s argument is, if they dont want to pay than where else can they go . Apples App Store and googles Google Play are the dominant global App Store is outside of china. If you want to make games for smartphones, you pretty much have to play by apple and googles rules. Epic calls that a duopoly and if there was more competition those fees might be lower. Their argument is a pretty simple anti trust one, not one company should have so much Market Dominance in one sector. They are not the only ones that think this. A string of high profile politicians from democrats and republicans in the us have criticised apple for monopolistic behaviour. The eu recently announced anti trust charges against apple for its behaviour on the App Store. Apples argument is pretty simple, it invented the App Store so it should get to charge what it likes. It also says that a majority of apps dont pay anything at all to apple. Its reasoning for charging 30 on some developers, it says it needs to Vet And Tech apps that come onto the App Store to protect the apple ecosystem. Apple is taking this Court Case incredibly seriously, even though it is only one company that is suing them, if they were to lose it will threaten a massive moneyspinner for the company. Apple has confirmed tim cook, its chief executive, will give evidence, the first time hes ever testified at trial. It is a clear sign that apple is worried, although they say they are confident of winning. The stakes though are incredibly high and apple knows it. Theres a new warning that more needs to be done to tackle the Sale And Promotion of a harmful drug aimed at women and young girls on instagram. It follows an investigation by the bbc which found the Stimulant Apetamin was still being promoted by users on the site. Our Health Correspondent Anna Collinson has more. Vanessa wants to be curvier so, two years ago, she started taking apetamin. Misusing the Appetite Stimulant can cause severe fatigue and even liver failure. But she carried on and even promoted it to her followers. It sounds like madness, is madness the extent you will go through But the pressures must be hitting hard for us to think its ok. It is illegal to sell apetamin in the uk, But, two weeks ago, a Bbc Three investigation revealed it could be bought in shops and online. With many profiles still promoting the drug, Nhs England has now written to instagram saying it is concerned about the physical and Mental Health impacts, and is urging this site to clamp down on accounts. As we invest more in youth Mental Health, which is, we believe, increasingly picking up some of the ill effects of poor and actively dangerous online content, perhaps it is time these Media Giants could step up and contriBute more, as well, to the treatment of young peoples Mental Health. A Facebook Company Spokesperson says buying and selling non medical or Prescription Drugs is strictly against our policies and it will continue working to keep these types of sales of the site. I think Social Media Platforms should be doing more to remove this drug and protect us. Butjust removing online accounts wont solve the problem, with many people, including vanessa, Buying Apetamin in shops. The Drugs Manufacturers says it does not export to the uk, so the Medicines Regulator is currently investigating how it is sold here. Do you regret promoting apetamin to followers, particularly as it is dangerous and it is currently illegal to sell it in the uk . Yeah, i regret promoting apetamin on my channel, 100 . And to all the people that went to probably go and buy apetamin from viewing my video, its disheartening, because now i want to take it all back. I want to say no, please dont. Anna collinson, Bbc News. The winner of the bbc Young Musican of the year 2020 has been revealed. Percussionist Fung Shung wowed thejudges with his performance on the marimba. Look at him go the judges in the competition, which was delayed as a result of the pandemic, said he had deeply moved them with a kaleiodoscope of colours and expression. Fung, who is 17, has been performing Around The World since he was 11 years old. Now its time for a look at the weather with carol kirkwood. Hello. Todays forecast is a wet and a windy one. Some Heavy Rain and some gusty winds moving in from the west, pushing eastwards, clearing Northern Ireland. Not quite making it into the far north of scotland, you will have sunshine and showers. It is late in the day we see the rain getting in to the South East. These are the average Wind Speeds But the costs will be stronger. On the coasts of wales will be 50 mph. Temperatures today, six in the north, i3 temperatures today, six in the north, 13 in the south. Tonight, we say goodbye to the rain But a rash of showers follow on behind. Still windy through the English Channel But temperatures holding up. We might see some frost in some sheltered glens of scotland But most of us will be frost free. Tomorrow, the winds will ease to the course of the winds will ease to the course of the day in the next few days looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. Hello, this is Bbc News with joanna gosling. The headlines two Police Officers are injured, after Yesterdays Protest by hundreds of Manchester United fans at Old Trafford. The scenes have been described as completely unacceptable. When you get fans breaking into stadiums. When you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans parting poiice stadiums, when you get fans parting Police Officers, when you get fans smashing Police Officers, when you get fans smashing glass to get into the hospitality, then thats not the way to do hospitality, then thats not the way to do it a Cross Party Group of mps urges the government to maintain restrictions on foreign holidays beyond the 17th of May Warning that new variants could lead to more deaths and further lockdowns. Restrictions on the number of mourners allowed at funerals are set to be relaxed in england, from the 17th of may. Lockdown restrictions ease further in Wales Today gyms and Swimming Pools are reopening, and two households can now meet indoors. The queen sends a message to the People Of Northern Ireland marking the countrys centenary and praising the continued peace as a credit to its people, upon whose shoulders the future rests. And coming up this hour a warning from the Hospitality Industry about staffing struggles ahead of reopening later this month. Now we can catch up with all the sport now we can catch up with all the sport with now we can catch up with all the sport with catherine. Now we can catch up with all the sport with catherine. Good morning. Yes, hi, sport with catherine. Good morning. Yes. Hi. Joanna the Fall Out continues from the Manchester United fans protests at Old Trafford yesterday. We are still waiting for confirmation of when uniteds game with liverpool will be rearranged after it was postponed when around 200 united fans invaded the stadium to protest against the glazer Familys Ownership of the club. Like mightily said two officers had been injured. Here is and police said two officers had been injured. This is Alan Shearer speaking about it on match of the day. I am all for protesting, But not like that. You Cant Protest like that. Weve seen events at other football clubs, because they are not happy. But when you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans parting Police Officers, when you get fans smashing glass to get into the hospitality, then thats not the way to do it. Thats not acceptable. Manchester united Vice Chair Ian Stirling said this on breakfast on breakfast this morning there needs to be change. Violence isnt the answer for this. We support peaceful protest, But what needs to happen is the Government Need to put this review into place and put their findings into legislation very, very quickly. We have to understand what is the Root Cause for these protests yesterday. That should have been Vice Chair of the supporters trust, just to be clear. Away from all the drama at Old Trafford, two Premier League games did take Place Yesterday Arsenal Beat Newcastle 2 0 at stjames park. Mohammed eleny opened the scoring for arsenal early on before Pierre Emerick Aubameyang doubled the lead in the second half. The win sets up arsenal nicely for their crucial Europa League semifinal second leg against villarreal on thursday evening. Winning and playing the Way Weve done today, keeping a clean sheet, it gives the Team Comfort and confidence, and this is exactly what we need. We go to play At Home and make sure we all believe we can beat them, and we beat them. And there was a Gareth Bale Masterclass at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium where spurs beat Sheffield United 4 0. Bale scored a hattrick with son Heung Min adding the fourth late on. The result puts spurs up to fifth and still in contention for a top fourfinish. What a season it has been for chelsea. They have already won the league cup, are two wins from sealing the wsl, and have now made history by Reaching Theirfirst Champions League final. They were trailing 2 1 from the first leg But they won a frantic game in london 4 1 to progress. Fran kirby with the final goal on break when bayern had their keeper up field. Emma hayes side could be on for a remarkable quadruple. Ijust hope there were lots of Little Girls At Home today, i really do, thinking, oh, my god, theyre going to the Champions League final like, im a mum. Like, iwanted. I hope that they were sat At Home and they built their own stories, their own moments, like i did as a ten year old, albeit it was the mens game. Because i never had female Role Models and i always wanted, more than anything else, that Little Girls would have their own. Meanwile in the womens super league, Manchester City have beaten birmingham 4 0. Chloe kelly scored the first two, But had to leave the pitch on a stretcher after a serious looking knee injury. Esme morgan and Sam Mewis added late goals to complete the scoring. The win moves Manchester City top for now, But title Rivals Chelsea have a game in hand. Steven gerrard has certainly enjoyed this season his Rangers Side beat celtic for a third time this campaign to inch closer to an unbeaten league season. Goals from Kemar Roofe and Alfredo Morelos either side of a Odsonne Edouard Strike gave rangers a half time lead, roofe added his second before Jermaine Defoe wrapped things up in injury time. The final score was 4 1. An Ipl Match between Kolkata Knight riders and royal Challengers Bangalore has been postponed after two players contracted coronavirus. Kolkata, whose team includes england one Day Captain Eoin morgan, says the players varun Chakaravarthy And Sandeep warrier were found to be positive in the third round of testing in the last four days. Both men are now isolating from the rest of the squad. All other Team Members have tested negative for covid i9. Mark selby has an important lead at the Halfway Point of the World Snooker Championship final. He finished last Nights Evening Session leading Shaun Murphy by ten frames to seven. The final resumes later on from one oclock and you can follow all the action on bbc two. Selby is seeking his fourth world title murphy, his first for 16 years. Lewis hamilton showed why hes a seven time formula one world champion, with a remarkable drive in the algarve to win the portuguese grand prix. He had to to use all his experience to over take rival Max Verstappen and then hunted down Team Mate Valterri bottas. The victory extends hamiltons lead in the Drivers Championship to eight points after three races. I lost out to max at the restart, which was a mistake from my side. But i dont feel bad about it, naturally, because i fixed it. But then overcoming obstacles and overtaking these two guys, its a good feeling. Geraint thomas has won a race for the first time since the 2018 tour de france. The welshman started the final Time Trial of the Tour Of Romandie in switzerland in second place. He finished third in the stage, But that was enough to take the overall victory almost half a minute ahead of his nearest rival. After that dramatic crash yesterday, a victory finally for geraint thomas. Thats all the sport for now. Back to you. Thank you, catherine. Now, just over a week aago, two menjumped into the River Thames to save a woman who had fallen in. One of the rescuers, folajimi Olubunmi Adewole, died. The other man, joaquin garcia, managed to reach the woman and keep her afloat until the police arrived. Graham satchell reports. Bell tolls at one end of london bridge, a collection of flowers to remember folajimi Olubunmi Adewole, known to his friends asjimi. Just over a week ago, jimi was on his way home from work, when he tried to rescue a Woman Whod fallen into the thames. It was a remarkable act of bravery. Also on the bridge that night wasjoaquin garcia. He heardjimi shouting, and ran over to help. He started to point to the river saying, shes there, shes there. So i saw on the river, the girl. Well, i actually saw two hands and one face just splashing, trying to keep on float. He told me, are you going tojump . Are you jumping . And i said, yes. Jimi started to count like, ok, lets do it. Three, two. And i couldnt think on it, so ijustjumped. And thats the last time i sanimi. It was cold, dark, dangerous. Joaquin swam out towards the woman and eventually found her. She was not very conscious. I couldnt see her eyes at any moment. She was just blinking and splashing. And i started to swallow water. And i remember turning to the right, like, im looking for help. I dont know if i was looking forjimi, i was looking for anyone at that moment that i started to swallow water. Isaid, ok, listen, listen to me, listen to me. Keep calm. Do the plank, lets do the plank, ok . So i think she heard me, luckily, and she managed to do the plank. The coastguard and the police found the woman, and continued to search forjimi, But couldnt find him. His body was eventually discovered in the early hours of the morning. Joaquin was taken to hospital. Early the next day, he contacted his parents back home in spain. I think my father was the first time to call me back, and he told me. I didnt understand really well, But did you save Someones Life . And i said. Yes. And he started to say. Thank you, you are. Youre very good. Thank you for being like you are. And he told me to dont do it again. And when i called my mother, i think she was just reading it, because i called her and i couldnt hear nothing But crying. A park in South London and a vigil to honourjimis selfless act of heroism. Jimi has been nominated for a Bravery Award by the city of london police. But there is a campaign now for him to get the highest civilian award for courage, the george cross. I have been lucky, because we are more or less the Same age. And i just want to say that i totally. Support the campaign that there is forjimi to take a medalfor his honour and his braveness. Crowd cheers as some people already have done on the viewpoint. Theres a lot of flowers and candles. Saying hero. So i think he deserves that. I think it would be really, really good for the family as well. Joaquin is still coming to terms with what happened at london bridge, But is determined thatjimi should be honoured. Graham satchell, Bbc News. It is 18 minutes to ten. Its only two weeks before the majority of pubs and restaurants in england open their doors to serve us inside. But apart from getting covid safe, theyve got another major worry on their plates staffing. Thousands of workers left the sector during lockdown, and the industry says it cant find enough people to replace them. Our consumer Affairs Correspondent Colletta smith has been finding out why. High pressure, long hours, late into the night. Delivering perfection, But no longer on the plate. Im back on the stoves and im cooking. When you become a chef, thats what you want to do. You want to cook food and you want people to enjoy your food. Jamies Quit Hisjob as Head Chef at a fancy Hotel Chain and started his own takeaway business. And hes not going back. A year ago was kind of a bit of a moment for you to reassess life and work out what you wanted to do. It was, yeah. I think its been a push for some people who were stuck in the industry, who didnt know what else they could do. I had chefs working for me who had taken driving opportunities and now theyre happy, because they can spend a little bit more time with their family. We are a relief chef agency, so we send in temporary chefs when there might be a gap in the kitchen. Loads of restaurants have been in touch with katie to get ready for full reopening. But lots of candidates on her book just arent coming back. Over 50 of them have found Alternative Employment over the past 12 Months and actually decided not to come back into hospitality. So they have been working in warehouses or Delivery Driving or gone to work in supermarkets, and theyve actually decided that they are going to continue doing that and not come back to being a chef. Do you think this is about pay, or is it more than that . I think its much more thanjust pay. Its hard to argue with having more time with your family and children, or whoever you want to spend time with. Everyones had a taste of that over the past few Months, the past year, and going back into those anti social and long hours is going to be really difficult for some people and, actually, a lot of people just arent prepared to compromise. Thats the problem theyre facing at the gusto restaurant chain. You are confident you will have the amount of team you need to open the business on May The 17th . Matt says he is so short staffed, some of his premises. Weve got quite a few applicants at the moment. May not be able to reopen on time. We have 12 restaurants. We are always recruiting somebody. We are never recruiting 100 people at the Same time for every single restaurant that all need to be trained in a Restaurant Business that is effectively closed. That is the issue we are experiencing right now. We will get through it, But it is another issue on top of 100 other issues we have had to wade through over the past 13 Months. Our korean fries, which are vegan, 0k . Smells incredible. Although its scary, jamies not got any regrets. Ive not gone 1 Million miles away from what im doing. It is because im doing it for me, for my family, to gain a better lifestyle eventually. Dig in. Colletta smith, Bbc News. Well, we can speak now to cain savazzi, who is the Food And Beverage director at Haven Holiday parks. Cainjoins me now from cowbridge in south wales. Welcome. Thanks for joining. Welcome. Thanks forjoining. Are you concerned about Staff Shortages . Yes. We are on track, there is no doubt about that, and we face a challenge like the rest of the industry, because this is a lifestyle challenge. Clearly, a lot of future employees or potential employees are making changes and are feeling insecure due to the last 12 Months, so we are really confident on our parks at what we can offer in terms of recruitment and training, that we can recruit great people and Take Care of them. You that we can recruit great people and Take Care of them. Take care of them. You say you are on track, Take Care of them. You say you are on track. Then. Take care of them. You say you are on track, then, But Take Care of them. You say you are on track, then, But obviously Take Care of them. You say you are on track, then, But obviously you | on track, then, But obviously you are recognising the fact that the Lifestyle Issue that was identified in a report about people not wanting to do those anti social long hours is a problem. How do. Do you have all the stuff that you need . And what are you doing to make sure that people are happy to work. We what are you doing to make sure that people are happy to work. People are happy to work. We have ureat people are happy to work. We have great people people are happy to work. We have great people already, people are happy to work. We have great people already, But people are happy to work. We have great people already, But we people are happy to work. We have great people already, But we are i great people already, But we are expecting to be very, very busy this staycation. Everyone is booming this year. So we are going to need more people, to find people who are looking to make a difference and i hope create great experiences for our guests. What we are trying to do and what we are doing actually is we are adapting and looking at our recruitment. We have been working with Kick Start and the government. We have been given 508 placement and have filled 100 of those already and actually from a Recruitment Point of view we have around 150 Chef Opportunities at this moment in time and we are looking to bring people on and make sure we give them a Night And Day induction, that we support them with well being, so we are constantly talking to them, and we really Take Care of their people because we are a people business. Chefs, according to one analysis by Recruitment Site caterer. Com are really problematic to find at the moment. They have looked at this and said that more than one in ten working in hospitality have left the industry this year But they particularly pointed to chefs as being difficult to find. You need 150. How will you do it . When you need them by . We 150. How will you do it . When you need them by . 150. How will you do it . When you need them by . We always need great eole. I need them by . We always need great people i grew need them by . We always need great people i grew up need them by . We always need great people i grew up in need them by . We always need great people. I grew up in the need them by . We always need great people. I grew up in the industry. Need them by . We always need great people. I grew up in the industry. I i people. I grew up in the industry. I was once a chef, so i do understand that actually to recruit the right person has always been a challenge. What we offer within he then is unique locations, nearly a0 parks by the Great British Coast Side or coastal locations what we offer within haven. We are really looking to recruit the right people, talking to recruit the right people, talking to the locals, the community, the right amount of help. We have to plan that once we get people on board we are really confident we will Take Care of them because this is an infectious business and the messages of hope, optimism and excellent opportunity. So were really confident when we recruit people we keep them. We really confident when we recruit people we keep them. Really confident when we recruit people we keep them. We wish you all The Very Best people we keep them. We wish you all The Very Best. People people we keep them. We wish you all The Very Best. People know people we keep them. We wish you all The Very Best. People know where people we keep them. We wish you all The Very Best. People know where to l The Very Best. People know where to come if they want a job as a chef at one of your places. Thank you. Thank ou. Now, today marks a very significant date in the history of the island of ireland. 100 years ago, a law came into force which set up a parliament in belfast, created a border and established Northern Ireland. In a message to its people today, the queen said the anniversary provides an opportunity to reflect on our togetherness and our diversity. Borisjohnson has said the Uk Government would continue to showcase all The Brilliant Things that Northern Ireland contriButes to the rest of the uk. Chris page reports. These are the pictures Northern Ireland wants to be best known for a place of friendly cities and stunning seaside scenery. Bomb blast But it has a history which hurts. Its still recovering from a conflict which lasted for 30 years until the late 1990s. There was violence, too, at the time of Northern Irelands birth, sectarian murder across the island of ireland. The southern 26 counties went to war with britain to achieve independence, But a majority in the North Eastern six counties wanted to stay in the uk. And thats what happened. Today is one of a series of anniversaries. Its notjust the start of Northern Ireland as we know it. Its the start of the united kingdom as we know it. And the united kingdom is stronger and better because of all the constituent parts, and Northern Ireland plays a huge part in that. Unionists view this is the centenary of the state they strongly value. But for people who identify as irish, its the anniversary of the partition of ireland, a source of great injustice. The creation of a Brexit Trade Border with the rest of the uk has again sharpened political divisions. I think it is possible for us to deal with the past. Yeah. There would be little, some pain, But generously, ethically, i think it is possible for us to deal with the present, given even our present difficulties. I think they should be ironed out. They can be. Events to mark the centenary have been restricted so far due to the pandemic, But that doesnt make 2021 any less significant here. Chris page, Bbc News, belfast. After six series, line of duty reached its dramatic conclusion last night. 12. 8 million people the show� s biggest ever audience tuned in, to find out the identity of the elusive fourth man. This morning the actor playing � h spoke to Bbc News to explain how he reacted to playing the part. And a warning if you havent seen the finale and you dont want to know the criminal Masterminds Identity now is the time to leave the room. I was really excited, and i was. We all had our theories, But you never really think its going to be you, whether or not, you know. And the problem was i couldnt talk to anyone about it, that was the frustrating thing. I couldnt get on the Phone And Talk to people about it. Ijust had to hold my nerve and speak to my wife and just discuss it then. Because even then i knew, But i still hadnt read the scripts. With me is Entertainment Journalist Caroline frost. What did you think . I seemed to be in the minority what did you think . I seemed to be in the minorityjudging what did you think . I seemed to be in the minorityjudging by what did you think . I seemed to be in the Minorityjudging By Social In The minorityjudging by Social Media this morning But i found the conclusion thoroughly satisfying, i have to say. I was surprised it was buckles. I hope i havent given too much away. Right now i think it has already been given away. Yes. But i think it made sense. I think the real Sleight Of Hand was slipping on that whole polemic about institutional corruption, ineptitude, people looking the other way. I think it was a bigger story, a big state of the Nation Story cunningly disguised as a whodunnit crime drama romp, frankly. I think he has been cleverer than perhaps even the nation gave him credit for. 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And he makes us feel clever because we do have to concentrate, so we think, hang on, im so clever, i recognise that character from series three, and of course you go on Social Media and there is an entire Fan Theory already dedicated to it, why they are there and what they are doing, so we all feel clever But we also feel very connected and in this Day And Age of Streaming Tv on devices, our phones, tucked away in corners, i think it is a rare pleasure and a rare treasure of the Viewing Experience. Rare treasure of the Viewing Experience rare treasure of the viewing exerience. ,. , experience. Thank you so much for oinini experience. Thank you so much for joining us. Experience. Thank you so much for joining us, caroline experience. Thank you so much for joining us, caroline frost. Playing against your brother on the Football Pitch is one thing, But imagine playing opposite your twin at wembley stadium. Two brothers hope to make history today, when theyll become the first british South Asians to face Each Other in the Fa Vase final. Heres what they had to say ahead of the big event. Its not nice playing against your brother its not nice playing against your brother because you are best friends, brother because you are best friends, so we want Each Other to do weii~ friends, so we want Each Other to do weii~ But friends, so we want Each Other to do weii~ But on friends, so we want Each Other to do well. But on this occasion, it is a once in a lifetime opportunity to win so once in a lifetime opportunity to win so i once in a lifetime opportunity to win so i think we will do all we can and he win so i think we will do all we can and he will win so i think we will do all we can and he will be the Same. I win so i think we will do all we can and he will be the Same. And he will be the Same. I think either way and he will be the Same. I think either way it and he will be the Same. I think either way it will and he will be the Same. I think either way it will be and he will be the Same. I think| either way it will be bittersweet, really. I best friend, so if i win i will be delighted But evidently a bit gutted for him and vice versa. Obviously my wife wants me to when and whatever But me mam is completely on the line and once us both to do well, so we will see what happens. Time to catch up with the weather with carol. Hello again. Many of us started off on a dry, bright or sunny note, however thats not going to last. Wet and windy weather is on the way, if you dont already have it. As we go through the next couple of days its sunshine and blustery showers, and the temperature remains low for this stage in may. Heres the low pressure bringing us our weather today. You can see with the Weather Fronts you will see some periods of prolonged rain, Heavy Rain and gusty winds. So after that bright start in the east, the rain will march in, clearing Northern Ireland to sunshine and showers. The rain doesnt actually get into the far North East of scotland. What were looking at here is a fair bit of sunshine and some showers to give you the wintry top of the mountains, and its later in the day we see the rain get into East Anglia and the far South East of england. These black circles represent the strength of the wind gusts, so wherever you are you will notice it today But particularly along the coasts of wales and southern england. Temperatures, six in the north to 13 in the south. It should be roughly 1a in the north to 17 in the south. But one thing is the Pollen Levels are low or moderate across the board, and were still talking about tree pollen. As we head on through the evening and overnight period, you find the rain continues to push off into the north sea. There will be a plethora of showers left behind it. Some of those wintry, in the highlands, for example, down to about 300 metres. And still gusty winds, especially through the English Channel. But the temperatures are not worthy because everywhere is above freezing. You might see the Odd Pocket of frost in the highlands, for example, But most of us will be frost free. Tomorrow, still windy down this East Coast as the low pressure pulls away, the wind moderating through the course of the day, then we are looking at a mixture of sunshine and showers. But sunshine will be limited tomorrow more cloud around than sunshine, and some of the showers will be heavy with hail and thunder. Temperatures, 6 13 degrees. Moving into wednesday, this low pressure pulls away completely and that opens the doors to more of the northerly wind during the course of wednesday, But it will be a sunny day. But there will still be some showers around. Temperatures nothing to write home about. Between about eight and 10 degrees. The ensuring couple of days, thursday and friday, we still have that combination of sunshine and showers. This is Bbc News. These are the latest headlines in the uk and Around The World. Two Police Officers are injured, after Yesterdays Protest by hundreds of Manchester United fans at Old Trafford. The scenes have been described as completely unacceptable. When you get fans breaking into stadiums, when you get fans hurting Police Officers, when you get fans smashing glass to get into the hospitality, then that is not the way to do it. A Cross Party Group of mps urges the Uk Government to maintain restrictions on foreign holidays beyond the 17th of May Warning that new variants could lead to more deaths and further lockdowns. Lockdown restrictions ease further in Wales Today. Gyms and Swimming Pools are reopening, and two households can now meet indoors. Ahead of a G7 Meeting in london, us secretary of state,