deal with it. if if you know in ten months ago what you know now would you ever taken hisjob? i doubt it. if i m being honest. i think i took thejob and are not if i m being honest. i think i took the job and are not prepared to walk away from it, i m here to fight for this club and for the staff to work this club and for the staff to work this club, her work so hard over the years, they need someone who can lead them, who understands what the going through and that s me. i wouldn t leave them in the lurch and i would fight for the staff, i want to fight for the man s and we will get through this. i don t think there s anybody the club will go into liquidation, we will get through this. and i believe we will come out of this better. let s take a look at some of the other sports news stories making the headlines. uefa has doubled the prize money for the women s european championship next year, to be hosted in england. the 16 qualified teams will now share 16 million euros. the
governing body had to say today. and it s another big night in the champions league as chelsea, looking for their first win in the competion, take on ac milan. also coming up on the programme before 7: the vote for the bbc women s footballer of the year is now open we ll tell you the five nominees you can pick your winnerfrom. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. we start tonight with rugby union, and the continuing crisis at worcester warriors. today the company which holds the contracts of players and some staff has been liquidated in the high court. it s been a devastating time for all associated with the club. how did we get here? on the 17th of august, worcester confirmed they remained in dialogue with hmrc over the threat of a winding up petition over an unpaid tax bill of approximately 6 million pounds. by the end of august, players and staff were warned that they wouldn t be paid on time and some handed in their notice. on the 21st of september worcester were giv
joshua says this is another step towards greatness. klitschko was the greatest for a decade. now a challenger at the age of 41 he says he can reach the top again. also coming up in the programme: andy murray avenges last week s defeat to albert ramos vinolas beating him to a place in the semi finals of the barcelona open. and we re down to the business end of snooker‘s world championship as last year s winner mark selby fights back to lead ding junhui in their semi final. evening, welcome to wembley on the eve of what promises to be a very special night in the history of british and world boxing. the ring behind me is for the heavyweight champion anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitchko in the strange position of being a challenger. let s hope we don t have poor weather. we re going to analyse both fighters. it has been such a busy couple of days, the head to head news conference, a public work out, today s weigh in, let s remind ourselves of what happened in fight week. it
de graaf to finally give birth. april the de graaf. welcome to the programme. 12 iraqi civilians have been injured in what appears to have been a chemical weapons attack in the city of mosul. two shells were fired into the government held east of the city from the islamic state controlled west, releasing a fouls then gas. iii year old boy suffered severe burns and blistering. the international committee of the red cross has condemned the apparent use of chemical weapons but it hasn t actually identified what type they were. this comes as thousands of civilians continue to escape the embattled city. in bbc interview, a senior ias commander recently ca ptu red senior ias commander recently captured by a it iraqi forces, has justified the practice of using so called human shields. next to the rubble of most will‘s bombed out university, a new campus has been built. a refugee camp on the 30,000 people. it was only opened 2000 two days ago, but aid agencies say it will be
soon after setting sail for dover. and bt sport are to pay £1.2 billion to carry on showing the champions league and europa league until 2021. the new deal ends the highlights shows on terrestrial tv. good morning. welcome to bbc newsroom live. the uk factories at ellesmere port and luton employee. the new owners met government and unions last week and provided insurance that existing production commitments would be honoured at ellesmere port until 2020 and luton for some years beyond that but the combined company will have 2a factories in europe and some say that is too many. it s one of the biggest deals in the car making sector. british and german brands vauxhall and opel are to merge with the french brands peugeot and citroen. together they will make a company which is the second largest automotive player in europe. today, the bosses of general motors and psa welcomed the £1.9 billion deal and stressed their commitments to vauxhall and opel at least until 2020. after th