champions league this week and the pivotal game for chelsea tomorrow night against dortmund. the blues are 1 0 down from the first leg, and struggling domestically despite being europe s highest spenders in the january transfer window, and their manager knows they re under the microscope. the position we are and should always welcome the pressure because it means you are in a fantastic situation which is to compete for the last eight of the championship. it s a wonderful competition. it s going to be a special night. it was a special occasion in dortmund and i m sure you will receive see the same the bridge tomorrow. there s nothing else to say apart from that s what we re looking forward to employing the game and looking forward to competing to go through because it is a fantastic competition and we want to progress. some more from that huge win for liverpool yesterday. the club say there is no excuse for unacceptable and dangerous behaviour after a supporter ran onto
welcome back, sports day is coming up in a moment. but first a look at some of the other stories making the headlines this hour. gordon brown has described his former minister, glenys kinnock, who s died aged 79, as one of the great women of her generation. baroness kinnock was married for 56 years to the former labour leader, neil kinnock. she spent fifteen years as a member of the european parliament, before eventuallyjoining gordon brown s government. the uk foreign secretary, lord cameron, will travel to washington dc next week to discuss the war in ukraine. he says he wants to reassure us leaders that the united kingdom will stay the course, and galvanise allies, too . uk train drivers continue their strike action as part of a long running dispute over pay. the avanti west coast, chiltern, great northern, thameslink, and wmt train companies were affected on sunday. the aslef union has also imposed an overtime ban over the strike period. the government of peru has announ
Guwahati: A large gathering from the Army and the civil fraternity came together to pay their respects to Subedar Thanseia, a distinguished World War .