vladimir klitschko, he knows how to survive when he needs to. joshua i think we'll be nervous, apprehensive, and i think wembley stadium will add to those nerves. carl froch things the atmosphere could go against vladimir klitschko. we know it's very noisy where you are. vladimir klitschko will have plenty to deal with at 41? yes, he is a1. anthony will have plenty to deal with at a1? yes, he is a1. anthonyjoshua is 27. lennox lewis was on stage in the last half an hour and he said fighters feel fresh when they are sparring at his age could catch up with him when he steps into the ring tomorrow night about 10pm. don't forget, it is live on five live radio. thank you very much for joining us. we are going to carry on with football. the arsenal manager arsene wenger believes the only way to avoid players betting on matches would be to eliminate gambling altogether in society. wenger says he's not surprised many people become addicted since betting is ‘found everywhere'. his comments come in the wake of burnley midfielderjoey barton's 18 month ba

in age, there are 1a years between anthonyjoshua and vladimir klitschko, but today they were face to face, ahead of wembley‘s showdown in front of 90,000 fans. they may be playing second fiddle in the title race, but the two manchester clubs city and united have the top four to battle for as they meet tonight at the ethiad. and could china's most famous sportsman be on course to knock out the defending champion at snooker‘s world championships? ding junhui leads mark selby after the first day. thank you forjoining us. but first, to a boxing press conference with a difference. name calling was left to the politicians today, as anthony joshua and vladimir klitschko were full of respect for each other ahead of their world heavyweight title unification fight. joshua says victory at wembley on saturday would be a stepping stone to greatness while the ukrainian klitschko had a trick up his sleeve. 0lly foster was watching for us at wembley. we heard from wladimir klitschko and anthonyjoshua we heard from wladimir klitschko and anthony joshua ahead we heard from wladimir klitschko and a

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stay with us here on bbc news, still to come: anthonyjoshua stops vladimir klitschko in the 11th round to claim the wba world heavyweight title, in the biggest bout in british boxing history. back now to our main story. and earlier i spoke to our correspondent laura bicker who was at president trump's rally in pennsylvania. i asked laura how she thought it went. these are the heads and highlights of the trump campaign all rolled into one now here in pennsylvania. a crucial state as you mentioned earlier, a swing state that managed to tip them over the age and win him the white house. but this is amongst his supporters. this is amongst his real base. and as they were failing to come in, this is what they had come to you. there was " build a wall was quote, " "make america great again"". they heard a list of accomplishments that donald trump feels he has made. he talked about appointing a supreme courtjudge, which hasn't been done 413 years or more. he talked aboutjob killing regulations that he feels he has created, which got rapped —— rapturous applause. a lot of people here today

but this is certainlyjust the career for vladimir klitschko. but this is certainly just another step, as anthonyjoshua always said, towards greatness for him. what was the purse for this fight, just quickly? he will take home at least £50 million. this was a super fight which was going to generate over £50 million for both american networks. only the third time in history we are showing this fight in america. they will want anthony joshua are showing this fight in america. they will want anthonyjoshua to go over there and fight now. he is an absolute superstar after this now. sensational. he proved people, not wrong, they knew he was brilliant, but he has pushed into the deeper and darker limits of heavyweight boxing, going almost all the way, the whole distance. people wonder whether he can actually do that against a brilliant fighter in wladimir klitschko. they have had their answer. anthony joshua wladimir klitschko. they have had their answer. anthonyjoshua new he was looking for the knockout, and my word, he got it in that 11th round. �

klitschko at wembley stadium last night. —— defeat of wladimir klitschko at wembley stadium last night. in one of the biggest fights ever held on british soil, he was knocked down by the ukrainian former champion but recovered and went on to stop his opponent in the eleventh round. it's being described as one of the greatest fights of recent times. as one of the greatest our sports correspondent natalie pirks reports. joshua natalie pirks reports. gets off the canvas in the sixth... joshua gets off the canvas in the sixth... with every headline comes the realisation of what he has achieved — overnight global superstardom. but with the spoils of his greatest night never far from his greatest night never far from his site, angela josh's stay —— anthonyjoshua's staying the only way he knows how. i am going back to the same as in the same family. nothing changes, do you know what i mean? perception and reach changes, but where i am, where i am based, the ground i am on does not change. it is nice. it is amazing. i am still worried. i am still a fighter, andi still worried. i am still

we don't want to see him do that because of his eye, which is a bit damaged today, as is vladimir klitschko, who didn't even win. all of the front pages are on the website, where you can cad to a review of the newspapers, it is there all week. —— where you can see a review. you can see us there two, each night's addition of the papers is on there after we finish —— there too. coming up next, the film review. nobody mentioned line of duty! hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is jason solomons. hi, jason, what do we have this week? long weekend, a visit to the cinema is on the agenda for many families, and they can climb aboard a spaceship if they like. those saviours of space, the guardians of the galaxy, are back, complete with talking raccoon for volume two of guardians of the galaxy. the terrible atrocities of the armenian genocide in the first world war era turkey are on the agenda in the promise, getting big screen love treatment with christian bale,

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anthonyjoshua and vladimir klitschko square up, ahead of "the biggest fight in british boxing history". andy murray reaches the semifinal of the barcelona open, beating albert ramos—vinolas, who beat him in monte carlo last week. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. a breast cancer surgeon has been found guilty of carrying out completely unnecessary but life changing procedures at nhs and private hospitals in the west midlands. a jury convicted 59—year—old ian paterson of wounding with intent, after hearing how he had lied to patients and exaggerated or invented the risk of cancer to convince them to go under the knife. it's still not clear why he did it. the charges related to nine women and one man, but there are hundreds more victims. "tiflh t’ttttttez: this case centres on an extremely experienced surgeon who specialised in breast cancer. he told many patients that their test results showed the sinister - of cancer é fa ct é factéfirfé sinister thing but who lied to his patients they were not. whfi'fiiy‘shfli'fl'fi‘ié'f!4’3!‘éi¥f‘¥z-é€�

he beat the former champion vladimir klitschko in front of a record crowd of 90,000 at wembley. despite being knocked down himself, joshua rallied and came back to floor his ukrainian opponent three times in the 11th round. our sports correspondent ollie foster watched the fight. anthonyjoshua is burning brighter than ever, but last night the lights almost went out. wladimir klitschko, at the age of a1, defying the march of time. in a stadium famous for knockout competitions, they came in record numbers to see aj deliver the most important ko of his career. the fight exploded in the fifth. the ukrainian rocked but he was so resilient. in the next round joshua was stunned, hitting the canvas for the first time. but his fight was just getting started. he had never been beyond the seventh round, this went to eight, nine, ten. and wladimir klitschko looked like he was going to be on top by the time they reached the 11th — a round that'll live long in the memory. anthonyjoshua put him down again and again. wladimir showed unbelievable heart, but another flurry of punches signalled

klitschko for the world heavyweight crown. joshua is undefeated in 18 fights since he turned professional, while klitschko had his first defeat in over a decade against tyson fury two years ago. the two are about to square up for a pre—fight press conference. 0ur sports news correspondent 0lly foster is there. this is one of the main events in bike week. the head—to—head, the news conference. they are in the building. we haven't seen them just yet. in the past couple of months, sometimes these can turn a bit ugly, all that trash talking, sometimes violent confrontations as well that i've often got boxers in trouble. but expect none of that between these two men. always so much respect. we have the ibf british world champion, anthonyjoshua, and the man who dominated this division for so long, wladimir klitschko. we had a public work—out at wembley arena last night. 6000 packed in there to watch joshua arena last night. 6000 packed in there to watchjoshua and klitschko just go through the motions before that super fight,

it's between british heavyweight anthonyjoshua and the veteran ukrainian vladimir klitschko. joshua only turned professional after the london olympics, but is the favourite to win. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, reports on one of the most eagerly anticipated contests for yea rs. one is the young world champion who has brought integrity back to heavyweight boxing. the other is the elder statesman who has been the man to beat for 19 years. but in a build up free of histrionics, the tone has been distinctly more intelligent. i feel young, hungry, humble, ifeel young, hungry, humble, and totally obsessed. he's obsessed, he's got passion, he's in love. so when i do defeat him, i'd like people to say i faced the best man possible, and a man coming off defeat is the best man, because you learn from your mistakes. i think that's why i'm looking forward to the challenge. with just 18 pro fights under his belt, though, joshua concedes 1a years of experience to the erudite a1—year—old, a man whose camp he joined as a youngster to learn from the olympic gold—medallist. jo

klitschko, one of the most decorated heavyweights of his era. yet joshua, who only turned professional after the london olympics, is the favourite to win. natalie pirks, reports on one of the most eagerly anticipated contests for years. one is the young world champion who has brought integrity back to heavyweight boxing. the other is the elder statesman who has been the man to beat for 19 years. but in a build up free of histrionics, the tone has been distinctly more intelligent. 0bsession is love in the extreme shape, so it's basically, i'm in love with my goal. he's obsessed, he's got passion, he's in love. so when i do defeat him, i'd like people to say i faced the best man possible, and a man coming off defeat is the best man, because you learn from your mistakes. i think that's why i'm looking forward to the challenge. with just 18 pro fights under his belt, though, joshua concedes 1a years of experience to the erudite a1—year—old, a man whose camp he joined as a youngster to learn from the olympic gold medallist. joshua, of course, wen

and anthony joshua stops vladimir klitschko in the 11th round to claim the wba world heavyweight title, in the biggest bout in british boxing history. thank you for being with us. president trump has marked the 100th day of his presidency with a speech attacking the media and defending his own record. he was speaking at a rally in pennsylvania, one of the key swing states that helped him win last year's election. he made ambitious campaign promises for what he would achieve in his first 100 days, and has claimed he's made historic achievements in that period. addressing thousands of his supporters, he attacked the mainstream media, accusing journalists of bias. he also said relations with europe and china were strong, thousands ofjobs were being created, and that his promise of removing illegal immigrants and building a wall on the mexican border would be kept. here's some of what he said. if the media'sjob is to be honest and tell the truth, then i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very, big fat failing grade. cheering very dishonest people — and not all of them �

klitschko. and it's one of britain's oldest sports. archive: well caught, miss. a fine bit of fielding that will make her the pride of the school, rah rah. i've been finding out why stool ball is making a comeback. and sarah has the weather. good morning. a largely dry day today with some sunshine around, some of us will see a little bit of rain tomorrow. a full forecast in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story. there are growing calls for a public inquiry following the conviction of a breast surgeon who carried out a series of needless operations. ian paterson was found guilty of intentionally wounding his patients at two private hospitals in the west midlands. now solicitors working on the case say the true number of his victims could be in the hundreds or even thousands. simon clemison reports. patients are meant to be able to trust their doctor, but ian paterson practiced at the exact opposite and betrayed his patients on some scale. he told people they were at risk of cancer and o

a fascinating contrast between anthony joshua at 27 and vladimir klitschko, 41. the guardian has said they have been so respectful of each other they might elope. it's if refreshing —— refreshing. they might elope. it's if refreshing -- refreshing. it's great. they stand out as role models. is it a bit boring? i don't think so, they will do their talking in the ring. fascinating matchup, joshua was six yea rs old fascinating matchup, joshua was six years old when klitschko won his olympic gold in 96 in atlanta, many yea rs later olympic gold in 96 in atlanta, many years laterjoshua won his olympic gold in 2012 before turning professional as well. the countdown is on then for tonight's world heavyweight title fight as anthonyjoshua meets former champion wladimir klitshcko at wembley the fighters weighed—in, withjoshua10lb heavier than his ukrainian opponent. klitschko weighed—in at 17st 2lb. it's his his first fight since losing his belts to britain's tyson fury in 2015. but this is klitschko's 69th professional fight, joshua has had just 18. eye to eye, s

vladimir didn't —— wladimir klitschko looked vulnerable and skinny he was yet to fill out, even though he was a man. when he turned professional, his first half dozen fights, he was a big bambi, he fell over co nsta ntly, dozen fights, he was a big bambi, he fell over constantly, he got tangled up fell over constantly, he got tangled up fighters. when joshua fell over constantly, he got tangled up fighters. whenjoshua turned pro, he looked composed, relatively composed. from the very start. stadium fights, rainy night in hamburg when david lahaye took an wladimir klitschko. giving the bad press that the tally and wladimir klitschko got was merely from david hasting devastating up the division and where boring? got to give wladimir klitschko a lot of credit. you are right, you have nailed something there. i've been talking about if i couple of days. it only occurred to me a few days ago. david hay were so high profile when he went over to fight wladimir klitschko in what turned out to be a dreadful night because of the rain, and what david hay said to people that had the missing wladimi

anthony joshua says he won't be affected by vladimir klitschko's mind games ahead of their title fight at wembley stadium. they held a press conference yesterday and for a pre—fight pair up it was remarkably civilised. pretty cordial. he could add the wba heavyweight champion with victory tomorrow. it doesn't matter about who i'm fighting. i just enjoy what i'd do and embrace every opportunity and they think failure is without trying. that's what i'd always do, step up to any occasion, without a shadow of a doubt. there is no fear whatsoever throughout my body. it's amazing to have this promotion where we are actually polishing the sport of boxing. without any effort words promoting the fight, punching, each other in the face, or throwing chairs or glass bottles, so i'm very happy about that. mark selby has says an early comeback in its world snooker championship semifinal with dingjunhui. snooker championship semifinal with ding junhui. he's taken the first two frames to level the match at 5-5. two frames to level the match at 5—5. these of the live pictures from bbc two will worl

klitschko on saturday. it's all about what he puts in his body to perform at the best of his ability and it is the sheer volume that fascinates me. for breakfast he has a smoothie made with yoghurt, fruit, porridge, oats and milk, something similarto sally. then a second breakfast, five eggs, a few slices of bread, smoked salmon, avocados, juice, lunch is too large chicken breasts with pasta and all sorts of things. then a recovery sha ke n and all sorts of things. then a recovery shaken with bananas. dinner, to fill its salmon, brown rice, vegetables, and supper as well —— two phillips of. then an eton mess and honey for a treat. how does he find time to fight? he drains two hours a day and the rest of it is eating. -- trains. that makes me hungry! what is it, six takes? up to five eggs. is that an order for me? we will go to the cafe now. see you later on. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: the us says it will tighten sanctions on north korea and step up diplomatic

vladimir was experienced. he can challenge me in different ways. the other guys will be hungry like me. it won't be a veteran against a young lion, it'll be people at the same level. so there are some good options in that division. same level. so there are some good options in that divisioni options in that division. i think today actually he beat me. he won the fight. it shows his qualities. how he is going to develop. we will see. i think he is vulnerable. this may be something that he will need to work on. manchester united could go above liverpool and into the top four of the premier league today if they beat swansea. they are on their way to doing that at old trafford thanks to marcus rashford and wayne rooney. marcus rashford went down towcester lukas fabianski in the first half injury time. —— went down due to lukas fabianski in the first half injury time. it is still 1—0 to manchester united. tono could close the gap on chelsea to just tono could close the gap on chelsea tojust one point, but tono could close the gap on chelsea to jus