a stand against russian and belarussian players. but does moore need to be done across tennis?— but does moore need to be done across tennis? hopefully the tennis world start speaking _ across tennis? hopefully the tennis world start speaking up _ across tennis? hopefully the tennis world start speaking up for - across tennis? hopefully the tennis world start speaking up for that - world start speaking up for that because i think the actions they took is not enough towards what's happening here. united we fall — it was another humbling experience on the pitch but are manchester united players really to blame. give it up the prince of persia hossein vafaei! give it up the prince of persia hossein vafaei! and we'll hear from the first iranian to play at the snooker world championship. good evening, welcome along, we'll start with that huge story that british tennis has banned russian and belarussian players from wimbledon and the other grasscourt tournaments this summer, such as queens, and nottingham and eastbourne becasue of the invasion of ukraine. the all england club say they want to play their part in limiting russias global influence in the circumstances of such unjustified and unprecedented military aggression. the former top 20 player and grand slam quarterfinalist alex dolgopolov spoke to me from kiev earlier about the decision. we are happy with the decision. as i said before, i believe if all the world is united and is trying to stop all of this and push the russian government and nothing is working then the only way this can stop is the russian people push the russian government. and i think is most of them continue living their normal lives, that's not really going to change much. they are not going to change much. they are not going to change much. they are not going to speak up, they are not going to speak up, they are not going to speak up, they are not going to see that something is wrong. and i believe the more people gets affected by this war not only ukrainians but russians the more they will change their mind and understand that they have to stop this. understand that they have to stop this, ., understand that they have to stop this. ., , , ., understand that they have to stop this. ., ,, ., , , this. some of the russian players bein: this. some of the russian players being denied _ this. some of the russian players being denied the _ this. some of the russian players being denied the right _ this. some of the russian players being denied the right to - this. some of the russian players being denied the right to take - this. some of the russian players i being denied the right to take part, do you feel sorry for them as individuals or do you feel that if they want to play they have to stand up they want to play they have to stand up and denounce president putin and denounce the russian action? sure. i believe for sure _ denounce the russian action? sure. i believe for sure they _ denounce the russian action? sure. i believe for sure they are _ denounce the russian action? sure. i believe for sure they are famous, - believe for sure they are famous, and they should say something, you know? if they don't accept this and if they don't support this then that's another thing. they would stand up and say ok, we are against this war, we are against the actions of our country and just step away from those actions. and that's a another thing a decision like this would be tougher. but at the moment, i don't see them speaking out. the stand that british tennis is making on this, you are just can hope stand that british tennis is making on this, you arejust can hope i guess that the wta, the atp tour that they can follow suit as well. as it stands russians are allowed to compete in that. the french open as i'm speaking now, they will allow russian and belarusian players who take part. for russian and belarusian players who take art. ., , , ., take part. for sure, i said before that i think _ take part. for sure, i said before that i think tennis _ take part. for sure, i said before that i think tennis has _ take part. for sure, i said before that i think tennis has taken - take part. for sure, i said before that i think tennis has taken a i take part. for sure, i said before i that i think tennis has taken a week stand than is needed in the situations like this. the magnitude of the situation also matters. the details of the situation it matters, what's happening on the ground. what were seeing, although atrocity, if it was just a fight of the army this one thing but when leaders of big countries are calling it genocide, it's another thing. so the actions have to be equal. and hopefully the tennis world start speaking up. because i think the actions they took is not enough to what's happening here.— took is not enough to what's happening here. took is not enough to what's hauenina here. ., ~' . happening here. thank you so much for “oininu happening here. thank you so much forjoining us- _ happening here. thank you so much forjoining us. stay _ happening here. thank you so much forjoining us. stay safe. _ alex dolgopolov, who retired last year and is back home in his native ukraine and helping with the war effort. let's speak to our tennis correspondent russel fuller. really strong stand from wilmington and the lta fell into line and followed suit. the men's store, they are not happy with this at all. hot are not happy with this at all. not at all. are not happy with this at all. not at all- and _ are not happy with this at all. not at all. and the _ are not happy with this at all. iirrt at all. and the wta, the women store even though there is not spoken publicly yet will share the atps misgivings. the men's tour have described it is unfair. they go on to say in a statement that it sets a damaging precedent to the game and they refer to discrimination based on nationality. they say it's a violation of their agreement with wimbledon, the agreement that player should enter an ranking alone. that's why a colossal 2000 ranking points rewarded to the winner. the lta know that they are potentially in hot water by making this decision because you think of the queens cup event two weeks before wimbledon, thatis event two weeks before wimbledon, that is an lta event that signed to run. there are potentially penalties such as fines that could be heading their way for taking what they consider a very principled stance. could this go any further, could it end up in court? we've got some big players who as it stands our pretty redundant forjune and july. what about the french open? they say that russians and belarusians can take part. do you see them following wimbledon, could they be any clan doing a grand slam solidarity? players always have the right, particularly those with deep pockets to take legal action, restraint of trade. that may be less likely then perhaps the atp taking action against the all england club and the lta in particular. as far as ron garris is concerned, we saw the entry list read least a week or so ago for the grand slam that begins in paris at the end of may, was a russian players, belarusian players, we thought that's decision taken. 0n reflection we are in this. in france at the moment. two weeks before the first and second round of the presidential election, that concludes on sunday. it is possible that there may be some news next week. that may not be set in stone. thank you. manchester united's interim boss gave a brutal assessment of his side after they were dismantled by liverpool at anfield last night. ralf rangnick says they need a summer clear out, with as many as 10 new players required for a complete rebuild. former captain roy keane say the club has no soul, gary neville described the players as hopeless during their a—nil defeat. patrick gearey reports. here were all manchester united problems highlighted. losing to liverpool like this was not long ago unthinkable. now it was probably predictable. mathematically there only three points off the top four. listen to where the interim manager thinks they really are can spread to the great midas. it’s thinks they really are can spread to the great midas. it's embarrassing, it's disappointing, _ the great midas. it's embarrassing, it's disappointing, maybe _ the great midas. it's embarrassing, it's disappointing, maybe even - it's disappointing, maybe even humiliating. wejust it's disappointing, maybe even humiliating. we just have to accept that they are six years ahead of us now. and whenjuergen clark came, what a change at this club, they lifted the whole club, not only the team the whole club, to the city to it completely different level. fix, it completely different level. a level at which united once belonged to the top nine years ago when they won their last league title liverpool finish seven. sir alex ferguson then retired and since then there have been four permanent managers. each with their own ideas and some with expensive signings the squad is both tangled and yet likely to split a part. five how to contract players are expected to leave the summer alone.- contract players are expected to leave the summer alone. we've tried the big improvement _ leave the summer alone. we've tried the big improvement managers - leave the summer alone. we've tried the big improvement managers since alex laughed. it hasn't worked out. i'm under_ alex laughed. it hasn't worked out. i'm under no— alex laughed. it hasn't worked out. i'm under no illusions that we will employ— i'm under no illusions that we will employ a — i'm under no illusions that we will employ a manager i'm under no illusions that we will employa managerand i'm under no illusions that we will employ a manager and then he's going to fix it _ employ a manager and then he's going to fix it in _ employ a manager and then he's going to fix it in a _ employ a manager and then he's going to fix it in a summer 01 transfer. this_ to fix it in a summer 01 transfer. this is_ to fix it in a summer 01 transfer. this is going to take time. we saw players _ this is going to take time. we saw players yesterday, you wonder why they can _ players yesterday, you wonder why they can play it like that. many feel is stagnation _ they can play it like that. many feel is stagnation around - they can play it like that. many feel is stagnation around the l feel is stagnation around the players to, physically at the stadium which hasn't been significantly changed in 16 years. emotionally and the frustration at the ownership of the glazier family. in anger that is once again bubbling over into protest was up the united fans, the conveyor belt of success which carried them through most of the 90s is jammed. some aren't sure which way they're facing. i the 90s is jammed. some aren't sure which way they're facing.— which way they're facing. i think their sadness, _ which way they're facing. i think their sadness, frustration, - which way they're facing. i think their sadness, frustration, i - which way they're facing. i think. their sadness, frustration, i think there's angerfor their sadness, frustration, i think there's anger for the saw evidence of all of those emotions among the 3000 travelling fans last night. the fan base is fractured as well. now if the team or winning all the time we wouldn't be talking about these issues. but they are not so that's why we are talking about them. these are grim times for manchester united. . , , are grim times for manchester united. . ,, ., , united. perhaps the appointment exected united. perhaps the appointment exnected soon — united. perhaps the appointment expected soon will _ united. perhaps the appointment expected soon will bring - united. perhaps the appointment expected soon will bring a - expected soon will bring a revolution. the first rumblings felt today and the departure of two scouts but even radical change may not mean sudden improvement. united must hope that enfield is as low as it gets. there are four more premier league matches tonight, big one at stamford bridge. chelsea will be looking to consolidate third in the table, arsenal are in freefall and losing touch with the top four. alastair bruce ball is commentating for 5live this evening. in terms of the race for the top four, the pressure is definitely more on arsenal this evening for the chelsea sitting comfortably in third place in the premier league. a point so head of arsenal and manchester united with games in hand on the pair of them. arsenal start tonight in fifth place, three points behind the great rivals tottenham. this is their game in hand on them but don't forget, they were six points ahead of them with a game in hand in the middle of last month of they were six points ahead of them with a game in hand in the middle of last month of the year 2—0 win over leicester. premier games. they've been hard by injuries particular. the d squad death has been exposed a little and josie on the other hand have rediscovered their form somewhat. they are won their last three games, 21 games at all. competitions and there've only been three teams that have been in. namely manchester city, riau madrid and branford. arsenal are looking to join that trio this evening. that will put them level on points with tottenham, commentary on the game on bbc radio 5 live in the bbc at the photo will have an update on manchester cities game against brighton is able look to women that want to go back to the top of the table. liverpool's have been top of the table overnight, but manchester city would return to the summit with victory over brighton at home. the city boss knows that the reigning champions can't avoid any slip—ups with just seven games left to play. we are going to play every game a final to give opportunity to play another one, another one until the end. were going to challenge and in the end we are going to fight, for sure until the end we will lay good and get results. amazing what we are doing it knowing the situation that we have right now for the problems that we had in the seasons, many part of the season. made me so satisfied. i said ok, analyse or remember what we are as a team and go forward. a win for everton at home to leicester would see them move 6 poinst clear of the relegation zone. 14th placed newcastle will hope to continue their rise up the table and willjump above crystal palace if they beat them. fulham will be a premier league fixture again next season after securing promotion from the championship last night. after a three nil—win over preston it was party time at craven cottage, fulham podcaster sammyjames was there. sammy, there's every chance you'll win the title as well, a great season but what needs to be done this summer, to break this pattern of going straight back down, you are bracing his office you know what happened you get relegated next season. but need to do the summer to break this ridiculous pattern of going straight back down again? man going straight back down again? won thins going straight back down again? “firm things already been achieved, we going straight back down again? ignrr'f things already been achieved, we got promoted automatically rather than by playoffs and that's a huge advantage, gives full of a lot longer to prepare in terms of transferring and personnel right for next season. the gaps are very short particularly the year we did in 2020 when we were affected by the covid pandemic. i think that's a massive step for the plus i think we just have a better squad overall in a better manager in marco silver. i am confident we can break the cycle next season. stop the yo—yo. they'll be nice if we could do that. stop the yo-yo _ be nice if we could do that. stop the yo-yo end- _ be nice if we could do that. stop the yo-yo end. it's _ be nice if we could do that. stop the yo-yo end. it's boom - be nice if we could do that. stop the yo—yo end. it's boom time in west london. so much to look forward to with branford being there and renewing some of those old rivalries as well. i guess you take hope that you did have 13 straight seasons in the premier league before this yo—yo existence. we the premier league before this yo-yo existence. ~ ., ., ~' the premier league before this yo-yo existence. ~ ., ., ., existence. we did. it took a lot of eo - le existence. we did. it took a lot of peeple forget _ existence. we did. it took a lot of people forget that _ existence. we did. it took a lot of people forget that we _ existence. we did. it took a lot of people forget that we were - existence. we did. it took a lot of people forget that we were a - people forget that we were a pretty permanent fixture in the top flight for a while. there's been a lot of instability for the last few seasons. i just instability for the last few seasons. ijust think it instability for the last few seasons. i just think it feels very different this time around. we've actually romped to league this year, 17 mill away from home twice. scored 98 goals, we can break a hundred in the next matches if possible. at a0 back goals a record—breaking return and i think you'll be chomping at the bit you have a proper ago in the premier league this time and prove the doubters wrong.— premier league this time and prove the doubters wrong. months of debate ahead with about _ the doubters wrong. months of debate ahead with about all— the doubters wrong. months of debate ahead with about all this, _ the doubters wrong. months of debate ahead with about all this, sammy. - ahead with about all this, sammy. congratulations for now and enjoy promotion. you very much. euro 2020 have fought claims of being disrespectful for using the academy stable work group matches with they say it's going to generate a great atmosphere this summer despite its small spot size was up one of ice and stars is going to play there twice as described it as a training ground.— a training ground. these are the venues for _ a training ground. these are the venues for euro _ a training ground. these are the venues for euro 2022. _ a training ground. these are the venues for euro 2022. a - a training ground. these are the | venues for euro 2022. a sell-out venues for euro 2022. a sell—out 73,000. that stadium is only going to be used once put up lionesses of the group games all sell—out as well. you could see the all the next stadiums can hold crowd until a drop stopping low 10,000 then the reexport village, manchester united women's home ground. the city academy there that everyone's talking about at the moment. that comes in at a0,700. joe curry is with me. the city academy was named to the list of venues over three and half years ago. there is no real stinker about it. people raise their eyebrows and talked about the ambition which some of these stadiums were announced and certainly the academy is stadium were one—day looked tuesday and is not big enough was that no one really kicked quite as much whose releases comments. these icelandic and plays for leon and france a team that's won the champions league many times with the views used to play in the big crowd for the big crowd. she says it's an embarrassment and points out that recently was our barcelona riau madrid set up 95,000 tickets for the domestic game. she saysis tickets for the domestic game. she says is disrespectful towards women's football. you think you take one step forward in something like this happens. effectively two steps back to stop today a spokesperson hit back at her comments and pointed out that city academy is not his training ground as she described her they point out it's a home of manchester city women's team and they fed champion league fixes there. they say it can be a wonderful occasion, wonderful atmosphere. she didn't comment on the atmosphere she commented on the number of people allowed in to watch the game put up a bit of back—and—forth on this one. i the game put up a bit of back-and-forth on this one. i know it's back-and-forth on this one. i know its reduced — back-and-forth on this one. i know it's reduced from _ back-and-forth on this one. i know it's reduced from something - back-and-forth on this one. i know it's reduced from something like i it's reduced from something like 7000, when you go to tournaments they usually are reduced stadium capacity. has she got a point? post of ice and games there due to play, they are sellouts.— they are sellouts. perhaps they do need a bigger— they are sellouts. perhaps they do need a bigger stadium. _ they are sellouts. perhaps they do i need a bigger stadium. international going off to a european championship is a huge moment in their career. you don't tell them they can be playing in front of for thousand fans. a lot of these players have played in front of bigger interest or clubs. you can understand when specially down the road you get old trafford selling out of the 70,000 fans for open again. the problem is backin fans for open again. the problem is back in 2018 when england was awarded this tournament it went to cities, stadiums and said who wants to host the games? they work with the clubs in the area that put their hands up on top of that stadiums have to have criteria, they want stadium started around the country to make it fairfor pants. according to make it fairfor pants. according to the english essay they've done the best they can do. the main problem is that three months out i don't think anything to change at this point. don't think anything to change at this oint. ., . ., ., , this point. nothing will change was that many thanks _ this point. nothing will change was that many thanks indeed. - a quick look now at some of today's headlines. head coach tony smith will leave hull kingston rovers at the end of the season. the former great britain coach has been there since 2019. rovers are currently sixth in super league and also in the challenge cup semi—finals. smith's nephew — rohan smith is the new head coach at leeds rhinos. he previously coached bradford in 2016, joins the struggling rhinos from australian side norths devils. courtney lawes' is a doubt for england's july tour of australia after he dislocated his thumb playing for northampton. lawes who captained england during the six nations in 0wen farrell's absence was injured in last week's challenge cup defeat by gloucester. we're getting closer to the world heavyweight title tested theory and whyte. as can be a crowd. the fighters came had to do today. they've been dodging each other, at least whyte has put up any fireworks today? no. actually quite mild this is a first time the two fighters came face—to—face since the fight was announced. dylan whyte didn't turn off to the first press conference a few months ago because he was unhappy about aspects of the contract. the build up between the two camps have been very acrimonious with w wondered what would happen when they start each other today. they were very spiked doing that respect. tyson fury talked about the fact they've known each other for a long time and train together in the early 20s. he's paid dillon whyte respect by preparing hard for this because he is expecting a tough test on saturday night but up in front of 95,000 fight fans here at wembley stadium. mostly two fighters were quiet calm, it was interesting that their entourage, things that he did amongst them put up a bit of pushing and shoving it was tyson fury and dillon whyte that had to separate them. that is reasoning is our moment and tyson fury say so close to such a big occasion he didn't want anything to ruin the prospect of the cycle through. it was interesting that both men really understand the magnitude of what can happen on saturday night. dillon whyte has nothing to lose, he's been waiting it off a long time to get the opportunity to challenge the heavyweight title. i went to his camp in portugal a few weeks ago, of a note stone unturned and tyson fury said earlier today that he knows his and protect us both up he says the odds make him have it is a heavy favourite are wrong and paying dillon whyte at the service. aha, lat dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the _ dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the past _ dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the past few _ dillon whyte at the service. a lot of talk of the past few weeks about the alleged organised crime boss and his association with fury. was furious about that?— furious about that? yet, only questions — furious about that? yet, only questions allowed _ furious about that? yet, only questions allowed about - furious about that? yet, only| questions allowed about that. furious about that? yet, only - questions allowed about that. it's really overshadowed the build—up to this event, these questions about daniel can handle it up the company he co—founded put out a statement just before the because doing a press conference saying it was ceasing operation for the point is the fact that he was doing unfair racism and scrutiny since he was sanctioned by the us government. they say another doing a number of won't work with any of their fighters any more of the organisation. they said despite the fact that he stopped working with him in 2017. some would overshadow the build—up saying it was very clear that tyson theories entourage didn't want to talk about this issue, they wanted them to focus on what is a huge i here on saturday night. history was made at the crucible today. hossein vafaei has become the first iranian to compete at the world snooker championship. vafaei came through two rounds of qualifying to make his debut before he took to the table, he spoke to our reporter jamie broughton. it's been a long journey for hossein vafaei to get to snooker�*s most iconic venue. he's been dreaming of playing at the crucible since he first picked up a queue at the age of six. everyone saying and never been here, everyone saying this is great venue for snooker. we all dream to play here and i think the crucible is the home of the snooker. if some players, they don't like to be here they must be on tough luck. so that is a reason. very big achievement for me and my country and the middle east players and believe that they can do this as well. i'm the youngest in whoever playing the sport. we've done it. and they can do it as well. a global tv audience of around 275 million people watch the world championship every year. but the pressure to do well from the fans in iran does not worry him. of course. that's put lots of pressure on me. but i like it, we are working hard to get a situation, that is the hardest to get in that kind of situation. you have to deal with it, all the top players deal with it and that's why they can show the good performance. the iranians first round opponent is the 2019 world championjudge trump. he's a great player, i think is one of the players still improving. ——judd he's a great player, i think is one of the players still improving. there's a lot of good players that were in the first round but he's one on the up. and one day i think he could probably break into the top ten at some point. i think with a bit more experience. it's a career highlight for every. player to act town these famous steps for the first time - in into this famous auditorium. but hossein vafaei isn't just happy to be here, he wants to make history as iran's first world champion. that's good to be very big not only in iran but all over the world with an iranian be in the world championship. i hope that happens and i'm trying my best to make that happen. how has his debut gone? pretty well againstjudge trump. the iranian lost the first three games for the bebop fought back, drew level trump made sure the tear had reese strained that. irenes 6—3. that match will reach its conclusion tomorrow evening. doing really well there, hossein vafaei. all on bbc sport website. you might have a set image of cheerleading, the half—time show in us sports, but the world championships take place in florida at the end of the week in what has become an international event. scotland has sent a 100—strong squad. tyrone smith met some of them before they set off. finalising their preparations. the scotland team perfecting their routines they hope can deliver success at the world championships in the united states. it certainly an exciting time for the sport which now seems destined for olympic conclusion at some point in the future. �* . . . conclusion at some point in the future. �*, , ., ., ., future. it's 'ust a recognition that we are future. it's 'ust a recognition that future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own _ future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own sport. _ future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own sport. when - future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own sport. when i - future. it'sjust a recognition that we are our own sport. when i do | we are our own sport. when i do support, when on the sidelines. we are skilled, disciplined athletes for the being included in the olympics will really show kids there are five, seven starting out that they are en route for an actual sport and notjust they are en route for an actual sport and not just a they are en route for an actual sport and notjust a girls activity. the governing body in scotland is hoping to get official recognition here. i hoping to get official recognition here. ~ ., ., ., hoping to get official recognition here. «a, ., ., , , here. i think a lot of people see sideline cheerleading _ here. i think a lot of people see sideline cheerleading and - sideline cheerleading and think that's what share is what up until you've actually seen and been part of it you don't realise how much of a commitment and how dedicated you actually have to be to participate in it. it's notjust the case of showing up and shaking your pom—poms and leaving, so much more than that. these borders traditionally seen as being female dominated. but a record number of five mailed competitors are in the 100 strong scotland squad. are in the 100 strong scotland su uad. �* . are in the 100 strong scotland su uad. �* , ., ., are in the 100 strong scotland suuad. �*, ., ., ., squad. it's quite an old fashion way of thinking. — squad. it's quite an old fashion way of thinking, really. _ squad. it's quite an old fashion way of thinking, really. but _ squad. it's quite an old fashion way of thinking, really. but it's - 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hard work pays off when the competition gets under way in orlando. all the very best of luck to them. wimbledon banning russian and belarusian tennis players from the second grand slam of the year this summer. much more are not on the bbc sport website. that is all for now. hello there. blue skies and sunshine. 0vernight tonight looks largely clear across much of the uk. still low cloud on eastern scotland a what will clear way up the breezes picking up overnight and easily win will be a feature over the next few days with her because of the priests are to won't be quite as cold as it was as i put up the breezes picking up overnight and easily win will be a feature over the next few days with her because of the priests are to won't be quite as cold as it was a back cloud increasing through the midlands and the cloud into wells and southwest could be wanted to light showers. still the threat of low cloud around some of these no seacoast with the because is easterly will feel cold right on the coast, highest images in land to the west of 17 or 18 degrees. if anything friday is when your self atop an easterly wind but this time more cloud around on friday for supper especially across england and go to maybe a few drizzly showers as well the best of 17 or 18 degrees. if anything friday is when your self atop an easterly wind but this time more cloud around on friday for supper especially across and go to well. maybe a few drizzly showers as well. maybe a few drizzly showers as well the best and sunshine sheltered western parts of scotland, northwest england for that for all of as it will feel a bit cooler. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is 0utside source. the russian deadline for ukrainian troops in mariupol to surrender — has passed. hundreds of people are trapped here — in a vast steel works in the port city — which has been shelled relentlessly for weeks. a ukrainian marine commander — says his soldiers won't give up — but pleads for help. translation: we are probably| facing our last days if not hours. the enemy is outnumbering us ten to one. they have advantage in the air, in artillery, and their forces on land and equipment and in tanks. russia says it's tested a new missile capable of carrying nuclear warheads — president putin tells those who threaten russia to think twice. britain's prime minister ignores calls for him to apologise