To make any formal arrest. The murder of thIs young woman Is resonatIng across both the uk and pakIstan. Her death, mourned across two contInents. Secunder kermanI, bbc news, lahore. Football now and chelsea have made It an all EnglIsh ChampIons league fInal, after beatIng Real MadrId 3 1 on aggregate over the two legs of theIr semI fInal. Theyll Face Manchester CIty In turkey In just over three weeks tIme. Our Sports Correspondent NatalIe pIrks was watchIng. Hes been here before just last season, In fact. But to reach the ChampIons League fInal wIth chelsea, Thomas Tuchel would have to beat a european powerhouse. The cagey affaIr caught fIre when TImo Werner got In front of real S Defence a lIttle too In front. A Let Off for the 13 tImes champIons soon turned Into a Let Off for chelsea. Commentator thatsl a fIne save from mendy. That was the WarnIng Chelsea needed when MIdfIeld Dynamo Ka nte powered through. Havertz troubled the crossbar, and werner made sure. And theres the follow up
Hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers wIll be brIngIng us tomorrow. WIth me are the chIef polItIcal correspondent at the daIly telegraph, ChrIstopher Hope, and The TImes RadIo Presenter and EvenIng Standard columnIst, ayesha hazarIka. Tomorrows Front Pages startIng wIth. The metro covers those Royal Navy shIps, whIch have been sent to Jersey TonIght after french fIshermen threatened a blockade over Post BrexIt FIshIng rIghts. The maIl Is keen to mentIon the weaponary on the vessels, sayIng theyre armed wIth cannons and machIne guns. Same lead for the guardIan whIch says the deployment Is precautIonary. Thats also a Photo Gordon brown campaIgnIng for labour In scotland. SImIlar look to The Telegraph, whIch says the government Is keen to de escalate tensIons. They opt for an Image of BorIsjohnson CyclIng In the west mIdlands. The FInancIal TImes has a pIcture of NIcola Sturgeon on the CampaIgn TraIl but leads on Archegos CapItal FIlIng for bankruptcy. New plans for b
20 Million with many hospitals still short of oxygen. Were here in edinburgh looking ahead to Thursdays Election for the Holyrood Parliament one of a series of polls right across the uk. And reflections without distractions hundreds of people in hull are taking part in a year long Art Project which aims to give people time to look back on their lives. Good afternoon. The mayor of Mexico City has promised an urgent investigation into a disaster on the Metro System, when an overpass collapsed as a train was travelling on it. Several carriages plunged onto a busy road below. At least 23 people are known to have died, and dozens more have been injured. You may find some of the images in Will GrantS Report upsetting. Residents of Mexico City are all too accustomed to these scenes. Emergency services working through the night, attempting to reach injured victims, trapped beneath the rubble. But this was not another earthquake in the mexican capital, rather it was an overpass in the citys bus
Campaigns. Lots of results to come. Here at holyrood, it is the most important election since devolution in 1997. The very future of The Union could be at stake, with Nicola Sturgeon s Scottish National Party seeking a second referendum on independence. Weve had our first few results. Its still too early to draw any firm conclusions, and the snp hAs so far held all its seats, but there does seem to be some evidence of Tactical Voting amongst Anti Independence supporters. We are still waiting for most of our results in wales. Labours hold on power hAs been under pressure from the conservatives and Plaid Cymru. I the conservatives and Plaid Cymru. I already am getting signals that may not play out As some people thought. That is quite an exciting thing to be looking at in terms of the politics and dynamics of it. There are dozens of contest to become mayor of English Cities and regions, including london, manchester and liverpool. Vicki young is with me once again to react to some of thes
festival organisers call on the government for more support to ensure live events can take place this summer. hello, welcome if you havejust joined us. this is bbc news. the funeral of the record breaking charity fundraiser, captain sir tom moore, has been held in bedford. the 100 year old came to prominence after raising almost £33 million for nhs charities by walking laps of his garden during the first lockdown. he died earlier this month, days after testing positive for coronavirus. our correspondentjohn maguire has the story. they were there by his side when he made his most famous journey, today they were with him again when he made his finaljourney. soldiers from the yorkshire regiment, the modern equivalent of captain sir tom moore s wartime unit paid tribute with full military honours. on the coffin, his medals, including his knighthood, and a specially commissioned officer s sword, on one side, the regimental motto, fortune favours the brave. on the other, his mot