sense to the person on the streets, why can i go to the pub and rub up against people they are, going to the toilet, loads of people walking back and forth, people having too many drinks and getting too close, but i cannot go to where, where workplaces are taking precautions, desks are spaced at prayer, everyone has to test before they go and commit doesn t make sense. i m not sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous. sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous. . , ,., ., . ridiculous. critics pointed out that eole ridiculous. critics pointed out that peeple can ridiculous. critics pointed out that peeple can still ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally visit - ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally visit the i people can still legally visit the pub, shop or restaurant but people who cross the border to en
also coming up on sportsday: for this first time this season, max verstappen won t lead the grid as he misses out on the record for consecutive poles, after a bad afternoon in monaco for the world champion. welcome to the programme. it was a repeat of last year s fa cup final but as you can see, a different result. despite facing difficult questions about the future of boss erik ten hag, his manchester united side denied rivals manchester city from securing a league and cup double by winning 2 1 at wembley. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has the story. familiar foes with vastly different fortunes. as reports intensified about the fate of manchester united s manager, fans laid blame firmly elsewhere. you have to start to question the players eventually. back the manager, all day long. the players need to have a look at themself. would this be ten hag s last stand? the owners were watching with interest. but they got a first half to savour. when gvardiol s clearance
president macron s ruling coalition. these days however some the loudest cheers come not for le pen, but for the party s more youthful president, jordan bardella. the paris born leader of the party has become a household name in french politics and over a relatively short period of time. his popularity could steer the french far right to its biggest win yet, in a nationwide election. so what is it, that is driving that support? we have sent our correspondent hugh schofield to the cathedral town of sens, 100 miles south east of paris, to find out. they re on a roll and they know it. today, the national rally is so far ahead in the french polls that their biggest worry is supporters like these taking a massive victory for granted and not turning out. that s why the party s president has come to this market town. selfie hell, of course, but all for the cause. this is the new face of france s far right. jordan bardella is personable, popular, but above all, very young. and atjust
Sense to the person on the streets, why can i go to the pub and rub up against people they are, going to the toilet, loads of people walking back and forth, people having too many drinks and getting too close, but i cannot go to where, where workplaces are taking precautions, desks are spaced at prayer, everyone has to test before they go and commit doesn t make sense. i m not sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous. sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous sure where to start with that. it s ridiculous. . , ,., ., . ridiculous. critics pointed out that eole ridiculous. critics pointed out that peeple can ridiculous. critics pointed out that peeple can still ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally visit - ridiculous. critics pointed out that people can still legally visit the i people can still legally visit the pub, shop or restaurant but people who cross the border to england to w
Natalie, david, stay with us, because we will have the papers at 11:30 p:m., but thank you very much indeed, but we will be back at 11:30pm dojoin us for that. goodbye for now. good evening. good evening, i m chetan pathak with your sports news. celtic, hibs and motherwell have called upon the spfl to bring forward the league s winter break to avoid fixtures being impacted by capped capacities. under new covid measures in scotland, outdoor sporting events can have a maximum of 500 people attending from boxing day for three weeks. that includes the old firm derby at celtic park on the 2nd of january. the winter break s scheduled to start on the 4th of january but clubs say it should be brought forward so that more fans can hopefully attend matches at a later date. wales had already made the decision to ban spectators from sunday which means horseracing s welsh grand national at chepstow will be held without spectators.