quarterfinals. welcome to the programme and if you are a manchester united fan, you re not going to enjoy where we started, they were hammered, humiliated and utterly helpless against liverpool at old trafford. they lost five goals to zero. in the theatre of dreams, the stage was set for the biggest rivalry in english football. the first task was to silence the home crowd. it did not take them long. this goal within five minutes was the earliest they have scored here in the premier league. and soon it was sliding in and stunning old trafford. this was becoming disastrous for united and if they thought he could not get worse, they would be wrong. the onslaught continued as they made it four at the break before clinching this hat trick early in the second half. to compound the united misery, he was sent off for a tackle as they slumped to one of their worst feet several trafford. slumped to one of their worst feet several trafford. angry, of course. but my emotions, several
another andy murray late night battle ultimately thwarted by the championships curfew as the championships curfew as the british player had a lead over stefanos tsitsipas when play had to be suspended on centre court. murray is attempting to roll back the years a decade on from his first title there and his match came at the end of a busy day at the all england club. thankfully on thursday the rain stayed away, the sun shone, the championships are trying to play catch up and we have first and second round matches being played. elena rybakina is trying to reach a second wimbledon final in a row, she didn t have it her own way against her opponent who had previously beaten iga swiatek and serena williams on the grass. she caused problems despite being injured herself at the kazakhstan national going through in straight set. no suchjoy for casper going through in straight set. no such joy for casper ruud, a man who has reached three of the last four grand slam finals, he came un
detected from space. satellites can measure these changes, down to even a few millimetres, and if anything s detected, it s a sign that the volcano might be about to explode. our experience on etna showed the danger that volcanoes can pose. forecasting major eruptions there and elsewhere could be a game changer. by the end of this year, scientists should have all 1,500 of the world s volcanoes under their watch. rebecca morelle, bbc news. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here s emily maitlis. tonight we talk to ruth davidson and nick clegg, here in the studio, and we ask whether party loyalty or brexit will dictate how voters decide in june. join me now on bbc two. here, on bbc one, it s time for the news where you are. hello, welcome to sports day. coming up hello, welcome to sports day. coming up on the programme tonight, sam warburton will lead a lions squad that will try and topple the mighty all blacks. he is one of 41 players picked for the new zealand tour this summe
Leaders, for those would be vast. leaders, for haven t chosen this moment of history, but they are at a moment of history, but they are at a moment of history where what they do is going to determine the future of humanity and in normal circumstances, that would be seen as absurd political hyperbole, but in this case it happens to be true stop very good to meet you. happens to be true stop very good to meet ou. . ~ happens to be true stop very good to meet ou. ., ~ ,, welcome to sports day. in the top for the expense of tottenham. and the captains endings as they lead pakistan to victory over the great rivals india. and the