remaining. tensions began to boil over in the closing stages with ac reduced to nine men, while inter also had a player sent off. the nerazzuri held on, and celebrations could begin as simone inzaghi s side become kings of italian football for the 20th time in their history. staying with european football, and the barcelona president juan laporte says he is not ruling out taking legal action or replaying el clasico, if it is discovered that yamal s shot crossed the line in their 3 2 defeat to real madrid on sunday. with no goal line technology available in la liga, var determined that the goalkeeper had prevented a shot from crossing the line. that was at 1 1. the visitors insist the ball had crossed the line but the goal wasn t given and real madrid went on to win the match. nottingham forest s war of words with the footballing authorities in england continues, following their premier league defeat at everton on sunday. the club posted on social media, saying they had asked
isjust not falling £300 billion in one single year. it is just not falling quite as fast as everyone had hoped, really. a lot of thatis everyone had hoped, really. a lot of that is due to the government s high interest debt payments which is not going to go away. i think in general this kind of dampens a bit of the chatter we have heard over the weekend about the chancellor hoping to cut taxes again in a fiscal event before the next election. that to cut taxes again in a fiscal event before the next election.- before the next election. that is the challenge before the next election. that is the challenge because before the next election. that is the challenge because the - the challenge because the government, there was a they are raising taxes to fix public services or give the electorate some kind of gift before an election and that is when politics strays into economics and it s not necessarily about what is better for the economy but what might win them some votes. t
eastern areas, cloud, light rain in the south east and a cool wind along the south east and a cool wind along the north sea coast. more later. it s tuesday the 23rd of april. asylum seekers who enter the uk illegally could be sent to rwanda after a government bill finally made it through parliament in the early hours, after months of delays. it declared the african country to be safe. the bill will become law within the next few days and the prime minister has said the first flights will leave the uk in ten to 12 weeks. human rights groups described the plan as shameful. our political correspondent ben wright has the details. long after most people had gone to bed, parliament carried on working, wrestling with the issue of sending asylum seekers to rwanda. the government s plan had faced strong resistance in the house of lords. they voted for changes mps kept rejecting. my lords, this bill has now been scrutinised a number of times. the government have rejected this amendment