In other news, fan fury forces all six english clubs involved in the Breakaway European Super League to pull out after widespread condemnation. And some of africas rarest books have been destroyed in the fire that has through cape town. Hello and welcome to bbc news. The former Police Officer Derek Chauvin has been found guilty of two charges of murder and one of manslaughter for the death of george floyd, the African American man he pinned to the ground for more than nine minutes last may. The historic outcome, at a court in minneapolis, is seen as a Landmark Test of police accountability. President biden said the verdict could be a giant step forward for justice in america. Awarning you may find some images in ourfirst report upsetting. Heres our North America correspondent lebo diseko. A Community Awaits a verdict. As to count one, unintentional Second Degree murder while committing a family, find the Derek Chauvin guilty. The former policeman Derek Chauvin guilty. The former police
A number of fans have written angry emails to Town this morning after several other supporters claimed that they had illegally gained tickets for the Helsingborgs away match.
Supporters organisations are up in arms about the increasingly bizarre and annoying kick-off times imposed in order to satisfy television companies. The 5.35pm Saturday kick-off for the Arsenal-Newcastle FA Cup match seems to have brought the matter to a head.
The mail reports on fan fury at the ban. but in lighter news, the picture shows paddington bear back at buckingham palace. 35 p an hour the guardian details the meagre pay of security guards at the world cup. the ft leads on the chancellor facing a backlash from some conservative mps angry at the high taxes from his autumn statement. the is front has an exclusive that the treasury is warning number 10 s plan to cut migration will mean higher taxes and limit growth. in the telegraph, rishi sunak reveals his concerns about the safety of women on the streets. the times leads on the met police commissioner calling for greater power to get rid of officers accused of serious misconduct. and the cost of living crisis comes to christmas,