elsewhere, monaco won 3—2 at borussia dortmund. teenage sensation, kylian mbappe, scoring twice for the french league leaders, to take his tally to 14 goals in 16 matches in all competitions. borussia dortmund felt "completely ignored" over the rescheduling of that match against monaco, according to manager thomas toockel. dortmund's defeat came less than 2a hours after three explosions hit dortmund's team bus and caused the match to be postponed. toockel called it "a decision made in switzerland that concerns us directly. "we will not forget it, it is a very bad feeling." uefa however have issued a statement in response to those comments: saying that "the decision to play the match was made on tuesday night at the dortmund stadium in cooperation and complete agreement with clubs and authorities. "we were in touch with all parties and never received any information on wednesday which suggested that any of the teams did not want to play." in the asian champions league, there were a few shock results on matchday four on wednesday. th

a late goal for dortmund — 3—2 to monaco the final score. fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month, so he can race in the indianapolis 500.the double world champion has the full support of his formula i team mclaren and engine partner honda who have had a difficult start to the new season. alonso will race in the indy 500 for the honda—powered andretti team and the car will be branded a mclaren. earlier i spoke to the former fi and now indycar driver max chilton and asked for his reaction to alonso‘s move. i'm surprised that there is someone from current formula i wanting to come over but i'm not surprised that it is fernando, i know he's a multiple world champion but he may come in the last year or two saying he wanted to rating in the indy 500 andi he wanted to rating in the indy 500 and i think as we all know he is one of the best fathers on that great and he is not had many major success since the decade. —— one of the best drivers on that great. in certain stack of the indianapolis 500 is as big a think you can

dortmund fans have offered monaco fa ns dortmund fans have offered monaco fans staying an extra night rooms. hotels are offering free rooms. monaco are re—funding fans who have to stay an extra night up to 80 euros. there is a hashtag as well where fans can find a place to stay. m essa g es where fans can find a place to stay. messages from across the football world. the munich eric kush has said we are giving all our support and wish marc bartra and a speedy recovery. personally used... used to play for barcelona. barcelona will have to pull off another miracle if they're to make the semi—finals of the champions league. after overcoming a 4—0 deficit in the last round, their first leg defeat this time, 3—0 atjuventus, whose incredible home form of no defeats in nearly two years was the basis for an impressive performance, watched by patrick gearey. the home of juventus the home ofjuventus in all its monochrome majesty. written in black—and—white, it is time. why wait? not seven minutes past when they were allowed the freedom to do this. the argentinian is linked with barc

brent: we were listening to fans from monaco a few minutes ago. we have some voices now of dortmund fans. take a listen to what they have to say. >> what have you heard? that there was an explosion of the department players bus, and that marc bartra was injured. what do you make of it? it is awful. what could it have been? it could of course be fans who were thrown out. it could of course be white ring -- right wing extremists. >> we have heard a lot of rumors, and it was officially confirmed. we heard some things on mobile phones. is there a -- it is terrible, horrible. who would set off a bomb? we only heard there was someone in the hotel. >> what do you think about it as a football fan? >> shocked. you just think, these people are normal. for a fan that is one thing, but that someone goes so far to bomb a bus, was a rival fan angry? no idea. brent: those are the fans. fans have been on social media. my colleague marina strauss from the social media desk is here. you have found reaction. reporter: dortmund reacted saying a bomb explosion so clos

monaco are into their fourth ever champions league semi final as they see off borussia dortmund over two legs. serena williams will not play again in 2017 after her spokeswoman confirms that the tennis superstar is pregnant. hello and thanks forjoining us. the line up for the champions league semi finals is now complete. there will be no barcelona, who were unable to overturn a 3—0 first leg deficit, while monaco have knocked out borussia dortmund 6—3 on aggregate. i spoke earlier with our football reporterjohn bennett to find out about those matches. well, messi, luis suarez and myanmar scored 92 goals this season but they met their match on wednesday night —— neymar. thejuventus defence, and masterclass from the italians. messi at the best chance, shooting wide of bouffon‘s goal, 65% possession, i9 shots but listen to this, only one on target, credit to the back four and especially the centre backs, and in fact during the whole of this champions league campaign they have been superb — just two goals conceded in nine champions league games, so conceded in nine champions

i was lucky how the monaco fa ns wrist. i was lucky how the monaco fans called on us, dortmund! dortmund! dortmund! it's the only positive thing we learned yesterday. it is possible to make solidarity, to make respect, to help each other. iam sure to make respect, to help each other. i am sure that people are discussing the whole day what happened yesterday, but when we come to the stadium, we will have a fantastic atmosphere. that is what i feel. u efa atmosphere. that is what i feel. uefa has said security measures will be tied around all the matches, including leicester's match. the leicester players will have to focus on matters on the pitch though, as they embark on one of the biggest days in the club's history. last year's premier league winners are the only english club left in the competition. captain wes morgan has travelled with the team but won't start, because of a bad back. bbc radio leicester's ian stringer is in madrid this morning, and says the players will relish the occasion. i think it's the biggest game in the club's history. i have been watching leicester si

monaco willjoinjuventus in the last four. their second leg against borussia dortmund was delayed for five minutes after the german team's bus, attacked by terrorists last week, was held up in traffic on the way to the stadium. that incident was marked tonight by the two sets of supporters both singing the dortmund anthem before the match. but once it started, monaco dominated again. already leading 3—2, teenager kylian m'bappe added to his two from the first leg with another to give the french side the lead on the night. it was 2—0 before half time thanks to radamel falcao. marco reus pulled one back shortly after the break to give dortmund a glimmer of hope, but monaco have scored three or more in every knockout match this season. so step up valere germain to wrap up the tie — 3—1 on the night, 6—3 on aggregate. bournemouth midfielder jack wilshere, who's on loan from arsenal, will not play again this season after breaking his leg. wilshere was injured in saturday's defeat against tottenham during a challenge with

they will play again on wednesday against monaco. what has been the reaction around the world 7 monaco. what has been the reaction around the world? officials from borussia dortmund have been talking about this. the chief executive of borussia dortmund said this. the president of the club said this. it is an extremely difficult situation but the players are professionals. he is convinced they can put this aside and perform. solidarity between the teams. messages from around the football world as well. dortmund's rivals saying this. and barcelona have tweeted as well. they say all of their support to borussia dortmund. the chief of police has been talking and said a few things about the incident. translation: tonight, at 1915, three explosions took place near the hotel where the borussia dortmund team was staying and where they were going to be stadium from. we believe they were specifically targeted. this has led to a full alert of all available police forces. it was decided, not by the police, to cancel this match, and instead to ha

the team from monaco are very nervous. i spoke to one of the players who does not want to come on camera. he said he is uncomfortable. he is playing to show whoever is behind these explosions, they will carry on and they are not scared. there was a social media site and on twitter people have been helping out fans who have had to stay for an extra day. thank you very much. so the game goes ahead tonight but that of course left thousands of monaco fans facing an extra night in germany. social media came to their aid with the hashtag bed for away fans. overnight there have been dozens of pictures as fans of both clubs getting together. the monaco fans were singing songs about dortmund after it was announced that the game was to be postponed. and two of them arejoining us now webcam from dortmund. mike magduschewski, a dortmund fan, and matthiu pesque a monaco fan. thank you for taking the time to talk to us. mike, first of all, how did you get involved in inviting your guests to stay with you? my brother checked the facebook

forfeit their place and let monaco progress?m go ahead and dortmund forfeit their place and let monaco progress? if it is the way to protect the players, yesterday they were witnesses, they we re yesterday they were witnesses, they were targets of massive blast. i don't know how it could have killed them all. i think one day later you expect them to play football like nothing happened, ithink expect them to play football like nothing happened, i think that's a really, really strange view of the game. the games have to go on and don't give in to those terror groups, but yeah, i would don't give in to those terror groups, but yeah, iwould be com pletely groups, but yeah, iwould be completely happy if they say we cannot play today. we just don't feel right and this would be com pletely feel right and this would be completely ok with me as a fan. i would be proud if they did. really interesting. thank you very much, helge for their thoughts. helge doering who was close to the stadium. let's talk now to a security expert. lee doddrid

—— monaco game. yes, and we heard that fans are likely to face big delays getting into the stadium as they will be extra checks and extra security around. we saw the pictures on the back pages of the papers. armed police escorting players away from their boss. we are getting reports today of extra police on the streets of madrid ahead of leicester city's champions league quarter—final. some leicester fa ns a ppa re ntly have champions league quarter—final. some leicester fans apparently have been injured by police. we do know many more details about that, but certainly heightened police on the street. all of the matches are taking place tonight. borussia dortmund's game with monaco is set to go ahead at 5:45pm. thousands were fans were already in the stadium when they were told the match was. the visiting monaco fans chanted "dortmund" in a show of solidarity. it's one of the biggest days in the history of leicester city football club. last year's premier league winners are the only english club

lemonis: it's a busy time at susana monaco. i've invested $100,000 into creating the new core line and building up the inventory. and in just a few days, we're gonna be unveiling our new spring line at the fashion show. susana: oh, that's cute. anna: oh, that's cute. very cute. what do you think? lemonis: it needs to be clean, but i actually like the fact that it's slightly frayed. i like the fact, susana, that you put sheer all the way around. it really makes it dressy. the outside fabric feels just slightly too short. we're making improvements overall. but most importantly, the line is looking very promising. fabric feels much better. and i like the laser cut. susana: the laser cut's really good. anna: and that is very pretty. lemonis: i like what you did down here. remember how uneven it was at the bottom? susana: yes. yeah. i mean, it fits really good. lemonis: just a couple more details to iron out, and we should be good to go. nice. really nice. i think the collection looks great. today we're gonna be having the fashion s

the against monaco this evening. the game hasjust against monaco this evening. the game has just kicked against monaco this evening. the game hasjust kicked off. you'll never walk alone was belted out by the capacity crowd at the start of the capacity crowd at the start of the game. commentators saying it was as fitting as it gets. the club saying they wanted to show that terror and hatred could not influence their actions. the players wearing the picture of marc bartra the defender injured in the attack. the score at the moment 0—0. a steam locomotive has been driven at 100 miles an hour — for the first time since steam power was abandoned by british rail, nearly 50 year ago. the locomotive, tornado, reached the speed as part of an experiment, to assess whether steam trains can safely run faster than the current limit of 75 miles an hour. judith moritz reports. it may look like something from a bygone era, but the tornado steam locomotive is a very modern train. to run competitively on today's railways it must hit top speeds. which is why in the middle of t

button‘s back — the former world champion will race in monaco while fernando alonso takes part in the indy500. and katie archibald wins herfirst individual world title in the omnium, and britain's first of this year's championships. so, lots cming in, and it's been a busy day in the football league, with several promotion and relegation permutations. in the championship, huddersfield's 3—2 victory over preston meant no promotion party for leaders brighton just yet. they took another big step to the premier league, though, with a 2—0 win at wolves. the hosts began the better, before brighton took control and championship player of the year antony knockeart scored near the end of the first half. wolves dominated possession after the break and forced saves from david stockdale before knockaert sealed the 2—0 victory. brighton will be as good as promoted if they beat wigan at the amex on easter monday. meanwhile, newcastle are now four points behind them, in second — denied a victory at home to leeds. they went ahead when jamaal lascelles‘ header was deemed to have crossed the l

borussia dortmund need to overturn a 3—2 deficit when they travel to french ligue un leaders monaco. the team bus was the target of three explosions en route to the first leg match with defender marc bartra suffering a fractured wrist when he was hit by shrapnel. the match was postponed by 2a hours but not everyone was happy that it was played so soon after the incident. translation: if there was one day where we weren't ready to play a football match, it was the day of the first leg. now, we have put what happened behind us. we are emotionally stable and completely focused on the match. i'm sure that everything that happened last week brought us together, strengthened us, made us even stronger. now we have to play a good match, and i'm convinced we are capable of doing just that. we've come here with a strong team and we're here to win with a two—goal difference. staying with football news. paris st germain have gone level with monaco at the top of league un in france after a dramatic 3—2 win away at metz. the visitors looked in control after two goals in three minutes during th

is taking place in monaco. mark barker is recovering with a broken wrist. authorities are questioning a suspected to be an islamist. experts are checking the authenticity of notes found at the scene demanding the withdrawal of german warplanes from syria. —— marc bartra. police are treating it as a terror attack, asjenny hill explains. they say they found three letters at the sight of the explosions. they say the content of those letters point to a potential islamist terror motive for the attacks. they are being examined, they say, by islamic experts. now we don't know much about the letters but they are said to have contained among other things demands, for example, that german tornadoes are withdrawn from syria, and that germany closes its us army base at ramstein. an intriguing twist to the investigation. these letters appear to be very much the focus of the investigation at the moment. there have been serious clashes between police and football fa ns clashes between police and football fans in madrid ou

the match against monaco is now being played tonight. 0ur correspondentjenny hill is in dortmund, where it has just got under way. jenny. stringent security here, as you'd expect a night, as the match got under way about half an hour ago. police are still trying to establish who was behind last night's attack, and what the motive might have been. as you heard there, they have made one arrest today, and they are believed to be looking for another man, though prosecutors are refusing to comment on fairly widespread media reports that one of those men was an iraqi national, the other a german citizen. nevertheless, right 110w german citizen. nevertheless, right now the focus here at the stadium here in dortmund, germany's largest stadium, is very much on the game. this is how germany defends home ground. football fans defiant. last night's attack after all struck at the very heart of the national game. translation: football is stronger than terror. we people are stronger than terror. our community will not be destroyed. we want our children to enjoy football. this was, police believe, a ta

three explosions targeted the german -- injuring one player ahead of a champions league clash with ac monaco. united airlines apologizes for an incident in which a passenger was forcibly removed from a of a reviewromises of the airline's practices. we begin in moscow where the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is holding tense talks with the russian counterpart. the u.s. wants the kremlin to stop supporting syria following a suspected chemical weapons attack. tensions between washington and moscow remain at an all-time high after the u.s.'s recent airstrikes on eight syrian air base in response to that attack -- a syrian air base in response to that attack. thomas is in moscow. do we have any confirmation at this stage on whether president putin will show up to meet tillerson? >> no confirmations for the time being. there have been tentative suggestions from the kremlin's side that a meeting could take place. hearing that there are connections between the department of state and the kremlin to decide on a potential meeting last night. that thisn say is would be a bit of a snub if putin d

borussia dortmund have played their delayed champions league game against monaco. it was postponed for a day, after the german team's bus was hit by debris from three explosive devices. police have detained a man with islamist links. the russian government is due to find out whether the european court

the match with monaco will be played tomorrow. foreign ministers from the g—7 countries have rejected british calls for new sanctions on syria and russia, but borisjohnson insists they sanctions on syria and russia, but boris johnson insists they agreed that the suspected chemical weapons attack means moscow must end its support for president assad. they have a choice now, because he's been exposed as a user of gas and chemical weapons. they have a choice of sticking with them like glue were deciding to work with the rest of the world towards a new political solution. the parents of charles garner, a desperately ill ajer baby -- if garner, a desperately ill ajer baby —— if duygu ete baby, city made at the decision to withdraw life support against their wishes. united ireland has begun an enquiry after this footage emerged of a passenger being forcibly removed from a flight. being forcibly removed from a flight. the airline has apologised and promised to do better. the social care system is close to colla pse social care sys

britain'sjenson button looks set to replace fernando alonso for the monaco grand prix in may. alonso will miss the race to take part in the indianapolis 500, and he has the full support of his team mclaren and their engine supplier honda. button retired from formula one at the end of last season but the 2009 world champion still under contract with mclaren as a reserve driver, and is the most obvious replacement for alonso for a one—off race. i think it is good for formula one, to this big market in north america that we have been pursuing for many yea rs. that we have been pursuing for many years. i think it is good to go there now and show respect for the indie car series both for indie i guess to have some formula one drivers in the competition, and same for mclaren and honda. i think as a tea m for mclaren and honda. i think as a team to be racing in the same day in monte team to be racing in the same day in m o nte carlo team to be racing in the same day in monte carlo and in the indy 500, to mclaren honda in different series, it is just an amazing thing for motorsport

monaco are into their fourth ever champions league semi final as they see off borussia dortmund over two legs. serena williams will not play again in 2017 after her spokeswoman confirms that the tennis superstar is pregnant. hello and thanks forjoining us. the line up for the champions league semi finals is now complete. there will be no barcelona, who were unable to overturn a 3—0 first leg deficit, while monaco have knocked out borussia dortmund 6—3 on aggregate. i spoke earlier with our football reporterjohn bennett to find out

the match against monaco was finally played this evening and there were shows of defiance from both sets of fans. our correspondent, jenny hill, reports from dortmund. # you'll never walk alone #. after an attack on home ground, this is how the world of football responded. dortmund's fans and their monaco rivals in unison. # you're never walk alone #. # you'll never walk alone #. security fears put aside for a match which mattered. we want to show that we don't care for the terrorism, we want to see football. we want to see a good match and that's important, i think. this was, police believe, a targeted attack on the dortmund team. three explosive devices, packed with metal pins, planted along their route to the stadium. explosives with a range of 100 metres. investigators have yet to establish a motive, but they're examining letters found at the scene. translation: three letters were found at the site, they suggest a possible islamist background. among others things, they demand the withdrawal of german tornados from syria and the closure of ramstein air base in germany. these letter ar

the opposing monaco fans chanting their support for the dortmund players. the football world has joined together in wishing defender marc bartra a speedy recovery. he‘s said to be ‘doing much better‘ after he surgery on his wrist. while the dortmund president has praised the fans. i was very, very lucky when i heard how the monaco fans reacted and called "dortmund, dortmund, dortmund!" solidarity like this we have only in sport. that‘s the only positive thing we learned yesterday. ina positive thing we learned yesterday. in a sport, it is possible to make solidarity, to make respect, to help each other. i‘m sure the people are discussing the whole day what happened yesterday. but when they come to the stadium, we will have a fantastic atmosphere. that‘s what i feel. uefa has said security measures will be tight around all of this week‘s european matches, including leicester‘s quarter final first leg against atletico madrid tonight. the leicester players will have to focus on matters on the pitch though, as they embark on one of the biggest d

borussia dortmund have played their delayed champions league game against monaco. it was postponed for 2h hours after the german team's bus was hit by debris from three explosive devices. police have detained a man with islamist links. a state of emergency has been declared in some parts of new zealand, as the country braces for tropical storm cookjust days after cyclone debbie. it could be the worst storm in 50 years. hundreds of schools are shut and numerous flights cancelled. now on bbc news, it's time for hardtalk.

this is ahead a champions league game against monaco which has been postponed. all the details on that. and as usual, as you're watching outside source, we're online as well. e—mail us, or get me online as well. e—mail us, or get me on social media. use the hashtag bbc os. this time yesterday, i was talking to you about how the g 7 wanted to pressure russia on its relationship with the syrian government. we can scrap that. canada, france, germany, italy, japan, the uk and the us couldn't agree on how to do it. now that was happening in italy. we're now going to have to move to moscow, because that is where the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, has already arrived. here are the pictures from earlier. perhaps it was inevitable that this part of syrian crisis would always boil down to russia and america alone. certainly that's how it will be tomorrow. mr tillerson will meet his counterpart sergey lavrov. here is the secretary of state speaking before he got on the flight. the secretary of state speaking before he got on the flightlj the secretary of state s

their rescheduled quarterfinal against monaco will go ahead this evening. thousands of fans were already in the stadium when news began to filter in about the attack. and the opposing monaco fans can be seen chanting their support that players. the football world has joined together in wishing mark bartra speedy recovery after he was admitted for surgery on his wrist. the dortmund president has praised the fans. i was very, very lucky when i heard the monaco fans reacted and called "dortmund, dortmund, dortmund!" the solidarity like this we have only in sport. and that‘s the only positive things we learned yesterday, a sport it is possible to make solidarity, to make respect, to help each other. i‘m sure people are discussing the whole day what happened yesterday but when they come to the stadium we will have a fantastic atmosphere. uefa has said security measures will be tight across all matches. leicester players will have to focus on matters on the pitch. last year‘s premier league leaders are the only english club left in the competition and craig

. —— against monaco was supposed to be happening. one player we know he was not in the game, the spanish midfielder here. he broke his wrist in this attack, he seems in good spirits, this was a picture posted online. that's ourselves of today and all of today's elements today. prosecutors said they found three letters which point a passable islamist terror motive for the attacks. they be examined by islamic experts now. they are said to have contained the man's for example the german tornadoes are withdrawn from syria. —— they are said to have content demands. and that germany closes its us airbase. an intriguing twist to the investigation at this point but sadly these letters appeared to be the focus of the investigation at the moment. 50, the game was pushed that by 2a hours, but it went ahead this evening along with two other quarterfinals as well, mark edwards ‘s libel was that the bbc sports centre, it was an update game please? it was a five goal thriller at the stadium, it was a first competitive encounter between these

dortmund's fans and their monaco rivals in unison. # you're never walk alone #. security fears put aside for a match which mattered. we want to show that we don't care for the terrorism, we want to see football. we want to see a good match and that's important, i think. this was, police believe, a targeted attack on the dortmund team. three explosive devices, packed with metal pins, planted along their route to the stadium. explosives with a range of 100 metres. investigators have yet to establish a motive, but they're examining letters found at the scene. translation: three letters were found at the site, they suggest a possible islamist background. among others things, they demand the withdrawal of german tornados from syria and the closure of ramstein air base in germany. these letter are being investigated by islamic experts. the dortmund team arrived earlier tonight without one of their defenders. marc bartra posted this picture earlier following surgery on his wrist. a policeman was also injured in the attack, although not seriously. translation: we were al

borussia dortmund host manchester city's conquerors monaco in tonight's other quarter final, with the german team's manager believing they're the underdogs to the ligue i leaders. thomas tuchel‘s side are fourth in the bundesliga and, on saturday, lost 4—1 to rivals bayern munich. they face a monaco side who haven't made it past the quarter—finals since losing tojose mourinho's porto in the final in 200a. as the vultures continue to circle around arsene wenger, following another defeat for arsenal, the man who captained the team the first two times wenger won the premier league has told his new players they're going to get a kick up the backside. there is some flash photography coming up. tony adams has taken over at la liga side granada until the end of the season. the team are in relegation trouble in spain, having lost five of their last six games. and in his firstjob since leaving a club in azerbaijan six years ago, adams has been tasked with keeping them up. we're going to fight for granada and get three points. that's what it's about. i'm focusing on it game by game. i'm g

start with the news that borussia dortmund's champions league quarter—final first leg match against monaco had to be postponed in germany on tuesday. three explosive devices detonated near the team bus while it was en route to the match, damaging the windows and defender,

there were fans from monaco to work given beds for the night in germany. they were cheering for dortmund in the stadium. i think that is the way forward. you just can't stop these things. i was speaking to the cab driver on the way here and he said it isa driver on the way here and he said it is a high profile game, what would not protected ? it is a high profile game, what would not protected? how can you protect against that?|j would not protected? how can you protect against that? i am fed up with candlelit vigils when people die. i think we should start getting angrier. a lot of people get very angry when they saw the video uploaded online of the united airlines staff driving a passenger who paid money to be on the plane, they dragged him off and, frankly, this is the kind of pr blunder that is in every pr person's worst nightmare. it is absolutely extraordinary. the incident itself was so extraordinary. the incident itself was so problematic in terms of the decisions that they made, the questions they have to answer about what made those decisions, ho

fernando alonso to miss the monaco grand prix as he bids for glory at the indianpolis 500. hello, and thanks forjoining us. there's only really one place to start and that's with the champions league. a clash of the titans between bayern munich and real madrid. 16 european cups between them. cristiano ronaldo, the star of the show, as madrid won 2—1 in germany. on a bad night for bayern, they had javi martinez sent off

borussia dortmund are keen to look to the future and to the return game against monaco but with shock subsiding, there is now a mix of regret and some simmering anger. young, vulnerable people are being targeted by adverts online which offer accommodation in exchange for sex, according to a bbc investigation. the deals, which are legal, are on classified ad sites. charities have called them exploitative. lauren moss reports. i had no idea what i was getting into. he took me into his living room and got me drinks, and then after that it was straight upstairs and go for it. vulnerable and desperate for a roof over her head. gemma answered a sex—for—rent online advert. he would do what he wanted to do, forcefully. and ijust sort of, yeah, went along with it. and, after the third time, i started feeling physically unwell. these are some of the offers we found openly placed on a classified ad site. free accommodation, but with strings attached. i was thinking once a week, something like that. i'm happy as long as there's sex involved. i spoke with several men posting adverts. all wante

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they lost against monaco last night. uefa have received some criticism for making the germans play without full consultation with the team. klopp was head coach at dortmund for seven years before leaving in 2015. it was a really difficult moment for me because i was, i don't know, how often in the team hotel with my team at dortmund. i know exactly the road, i know exactly the place where it is. a lot of my friends were on the bus. of course when they played the game they tried to be at their best and it was after the game and i saw the faces of my former players and i saw the shock in their eyes and it was really, really hard. the six—man shortlist for the pfa player of the year awards has been revealed. and the favourite is a man who just missed out on the trophy last year. but after winning the premier league with leicester in 2016 n'golo kante is likely to do it again with chelsea, proving to be a vital part of their rise to the top of the table. he's only scored twice this season but the last was the winner agains

when i first got here, the monaco fans were in a very good mood, singing and dancing. when i spoke to fans before the game, some were nervous but most were happy to be here. regardless of what happened yesterday, they wanted the show to go on. about an hour ago, the police blocked off the stadium because they found an unidentified object. we have since found out that it was a hoax. they have since reopened the street. when that happened, i spoke to some people after the game, and they said when that was announced, they got a bit worried, but same as yesterday, stiff upper lip, they walked out of there and enjoyed the evening. they are not going to be stopped by a terrorist act. brett: have you had a chance to talk with fans this evening? the tension there, was it palpable? >> it was indeed. you could definitely tell that people were very nervous. i have been to dortmund games before. it was definitely a different kind of atmosphere around the game, and that had a lot to do with the fact that there's lots of police around. you and i were talking about this yesterday, th

jenson button looks set to replace fernando alonso for next month's monaco grand prix. alonso misses the race to take part in the indy 500. button retired from formula one at the end of last season, but is contracted to mclaren as a reserve driver. the draw has been made for the first round of the world snooker championship that starts this saturday in sheffield. the defending champion mark selby will face fergal o'brien. and the five—time champion ronnie o'sullivan will play gary wilson. coverage from the crucible is across the bbc. that is all the sport for now. a bit more in the next hour. a bit more? a bit! thanks! now, yes, right! it's me! president assad claims that the there was no use of chemical weapons by his regime. even if we had them, we would not use them. we have never used our chemical arsenal in our history. so what happened? we cannot ta ke history. so what happened? we cannot take it seriously, but our information is that the united states are hand in glove with the terrorists and fabricated the story. it is one event, stage one, the play that we sa

monaco have the upper hand ahead of the second leg, with a 3—2 lead. defending champions real madrid have the advantage in their quarter—final against bayern munich. they have a 2—1 lead, despite going behind in the first half. cristiano ronaldo scored both their goals, his 99th and 100th in european club football. manchester united captain wayne rooney has been left out of the squad for tonight's europa league quarter—final first leg at anderlecht. despite training yesterday, he was not included in the travelling party that flew to belgium. rooney has missed united's last two matches with ankle problems. united's record signing paul pogba believes his side has the quality to win the europa league, and finish in the top four of the premier league. the best thing would be to do both, you know? and for sure, ithink the best thing would be to do both, you know? and for sure, i think we can do both. we can do both. we are doing quality, we have everything to doing quality, we have everything to do it. but it is all about us, our own enemy. but i thin

the bus was on its way to dortmund‘s stadium ahead of their champions league match against monaco. the game has now been cancelled and will be scheduled for tomorrow evening. lets cross to our sports centre in salford. hugh, bring us up—to—date with what may happen happened. three explosions have now been confirmed. we‘re getting information from a couple of sources, from the team borussia dortmund and police in the area as well. as you can see the stadium is emptying as news filtered through that the game will not go ahead. the made that call about a0 minutes ago. the game was due to kick off right about now. and the three explosions we understand to be around three kilometres from the dortmund stadium. police said the explosion was close to the team bus originally adding what we currently know, the wheels of the bus burst, one person was injured, marc bartra, the former barcelona and spanish international defender who joined borussia dortmund at the start of the season. he was the player a p pa re ntly the season. he was the player apparently that was injured. we do not kno

the game against monaco has been pushed back by 2a hours. one of the many issues are demanding donald trump's attention is north korea. have a look at what they think of the current deployment of us warships of the korean peninsula. the foreign ministry injohn young are saying it will hold the us fully accountable for the catastrophic consequences of its outrageous actions. donald trump said that north korea is looking for trouble. if china decides to help that would be great. if not we will solve the problem without them. when all that is going on, the americans and the south koreans have been conducting military exercises. this is a routine exercise. it happens every year. it is to practice landing troops and equipment on beaches when a normal ports have been destroyed. north korea says it is practice for invasion. china says please stop. the us and south korea say it is what militaries do when they are in alliance. they practice for all eventualities. but we are in a time of heightened tension. president trump has ordered an aircraft carr

button has agreed to replace fernando alonso for mclaren at the monaco grand prix. the briton's still contracted as a reserve driver for mclaren and will step in while alonso takes part in the indy 500. arsene wenger insists discussions about his future will not distract him from hisjob. he is speaking about the pfa —— pfa player of the year, alexis sanchez, whose contract ends next summer. there have been reports sanchez has been offered as much as £300,000 per week to stay. first, i cannot confirm that we have offered that. secondly, we will do, as always, we have to consider our financial potential to sustain the wages for the whole squad. what is for sure is that what he is paid this year, will it still below? i was tempted to say no. great britain's cyclists have finally won a gold at this year's track world championships it's in the women's omnium and it was won by katie archibald. the omnium is a multi event decided by points over four different races. archibald who's the olympic champion, was second going into the final event, the points race, but she d

button has agreed to replace fernando alonso for mclaren at the monaco grand prix. the briton is still contracted as a reserve driver for mclaren and will step in while alonso takes part in the indianapolis 500. meanwhile, sebastian vettel looks like the man to beat at this weekend's bahrain grand prix. he was quickest in both practice sessions despite his ferrari suffering a breakdown in second practice — he was still three tenths quicker than lewis hamilton's merdedes. it's a busy day in the football league with several promotion and relegation permutations. in the championship, huddersfield's 3—2 victory over preston meant no promotion party for leaders brighton just yet. although two wins from their last five games would almost certainly be enough to go up. the first test is at wolves in a match that got under way at five o'clock. brighton are leading 1—0 with championship player of the year antony knockeart the scorer near the end of the first half. 61 minutes on the clock there. so here are today's earlier results. brentford thrashed derby 4—0 while br

they lost their first leg tie to monaco 3—2. on the short list is at the pfa player of the year awards. chelsea's ka nte player of the year awards. chelsea's kante is among the candidates. i will be back with a full update shortly after ten. now, when a marriage breaks down should the financial assets be split evenly in two? a multimillionaire banca has been told to hand over half of his fortune to his ex—wife. randy work had argued he was a "financial genius" — but the appeal court ruled his ex—wife mandy gray had made a "different" but "important" contribution to their marriage. there are concerns that if ryan giggs wins his case that it will it send a message to stay at home mums that their roles aren't as important. let's talk to amy harris, who is a family lawyer at the firm slater and gordon. the ceo of the women's resource centre, vivienne hayes. and goranka gudelj, who divorced her husband when she was a stay—at—home—mum. what exactly does "special contribution" mean? we are not entirely sure, it is a difficu

button will replace fernando alonso. at next month's monaco grand prix. he's been granted permission to compete in the indy 500. the world—famous las vegas strip had to be closed last night after a fire broke out at one of the city's biggest casinos. huge flames were spotted near the roof of the bellagio hotel, which is at the centre of las vegas boulevard. emergency teams say they were able to bring it under control, but the location made the operation difficult. no injuries were reported. the operation difficult. the online accommodation booking company airbnb says it will improve its security, after a bbc investigation found that some people using the service had had their homes burgled by scammers using stolen accounts. had their homes burgled by scammers they hijacked profiles with verified badges and changed some personal details to pull off the thefts. badges and changed some personal the company says it will now warn members if their profile information is changed. members if their profile chris foxx reports. members if their profile like millio

double formula one world champion fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month so he can race in the indianapolis 500. and success for gb on day one of the world track cycling championships in hong kong. hello again. massive underdogs they may well be but no—one thought leicester would win the premier league did they? so with that as their inspiration england's champions insist they can compete in their champions league quarter final. the first leg is in spain tonight against atletico madrid, twice finalists in the last three years. joe wilson reports. ahead of the match being played in the context of that attack on the dortmund team bus yesterday. you can see leicester city fans arriving and there is high—security here with a bag searches going on. we expected that. heightened concern was inevitable after what happened to dortmund. uefa have said there was no particular threat for this game. whether the anxiety has contributed to the policing, we have seen scenes that are completely at odds with the atmosphere and enjoyment of the game. leicester fans complaining abo

our correspondent is outside the hotel in dortmund were the monaco team are staying. news of these arrests coming in the last couple of hours. they have. i am a few minutes away from the hotel, at the stadium, because in the next couple of hours, fa ns because in the next couple of hours, fans will be here in the midst of this huge police operation, this ongoing investigation following the attack yesterday which the federal prosecutor's offers have confirmed two suspects have been arrested. we know about the two letters that were discovered, one found on the roadside six miles away from here by the police, which claims responsibility for an attack in berlin. they asked for an strikes against so—called islamic state in syria to stop otherwise they will target high—profile stars. there was a second letter posted online by an anti—far right group, which the police say is a hoax. let me show you the scene. the match will start $0011. you the scene. the match will start soon. this is the size of immediate security. these armed personnel carriers... this goes on all t