chelsea meet this match- they are — much-needed owner. chelsea meet this match. they are trailing _ much-needed owner. chelsea meet this match. they are trailing in _ much-needed owner. chelsea meet this match. they are trailing in the - match. they are trailing in the premier league and there will be no silverware that and out of europe, this is one of the last chances for some of the season.— some of the season. they're not auoin to some of the season. they're not going to win _ some of the season. they're not going to win the _ some of the season. they're not going to win the premier - some of the season. they're not going to win the premier league some of the season. they're not - going to win the premier league and obviously, despite the great efforts, they are now out of the champions league and he lost the lead cup here in february where that went io—ii lead cup here in february where that went 10—11 and so, that's really their last chance to force themselves. seen managers sacked for themselves. seen managers sacked for the trophy was season and it'

saque de banda para el chelsea. allÍ estÁ james, jorginho, mÁs atrÁs que vino se balÓn, thiago silva, antonio rüdiger, que toca con el capitÁn, jorginho, el balÓn se lo entrega a pulisic, el balance lo marca, camavinga, vino con el pelotazo, busca la velocidad y rodrigo, viene rudiger, saque de banda. ¿vio lo que dijo? serÁ amonestado dani chanona. dani: fue amonestado tuchel y tambiÉn azpilicueta. tuchel habÍa golpeado el piso hace un momento, estÁ furioso. luis omar: la salida del fondo, tuchel le dice que todo el mundo arriba. ivÁn quiere alguien en la banda como extremo. luis omar: el valor que estÁ corto, el balÓn por este lado, saque de banda para el chelsea, estÁn quedando seis minutos. ivÁn: siguen llegando muchÍsimo al real madrid, sobre todo por este costado, llega allÍ un hombre interesante, una buena sorda cuando hay un buen cambio, me parece. dani: vinÍcius sale del terreno de juego, ahora mismo estÁ acÁ nombrado, lo asiste alaba, va a ingresar danny ceballos, no puede hacerlo tod

so, chelsea manager thomas tuchel will lead out chelsea in another final against liverpool after the two sides met in the league cup final in february. here's what he said after the match. maybe the game is then not so exciting, because we didn't take so many risks, but it was not the moment to take risks today, and they changed their system. they did not allow a lot of spaces to explore, they did not allow a lot of chances, so we had to be patient and keep the focus. and that is what we did, and i'm very happy. over to glasgow then, and we were treated to another old firm derby. this time a high—stakes scottish cup last—four blockbuster. fresh from reaching the europa league semifinals, rangers clearly enjoy playing the long game with this clash, also going to extra time at hampden, as they came from behind to beat celtic 2—1. chris mclaughlin reports. on the brightest of days, the biggest of derbies. at stake, a place in the cup final celtic favourites but also just. rangers just couldn't find the net. but just after the hour of the first goal, rick taylor finding a way throu

chelsea as fast is beini it's taking? chelsea as fast is being sold — it's taking? chelsea as fast is being sold as _ it's taking? chelsea as fast is being sold as you _ it's taking? chelsea as fast is being sold as you know- it's taking? chelsea as fast is being sold as you know and l it's taking? chelsea as fast is l being sold as you know and the sanctions — being sold as you know and the sanctions applied so the sanctions still apply— sanctions applied so the sanctions still apply but what i will say is chelsea — still apply but what i will say is chelsea is very much on borrowed time _ chelsea is very much on borrowed time at _ chelsea is very much on borrowed time at the — chelsea is very much on borrowed time at the moment. there is a short window— time at the moment. there is a short window left _ time at the moment. there is a short window left for that failed to take place _ window left for that failed to take place it— window left for that failed to take lace. . . window left for that failed to take . lace, ., , ., window left for that failed

and the chelsea striker sam kerr has been named women's footballer of the year. the australian is the wsl�*s top scorer with 18 goals this season. she scored in last night's win over tottenham which saw her side move four points clear of arsenal at the top of the table. there you go. that is what she does, isn't it? now to the longest serving manager in the premier league — jurgen klopp's going to be spending longer at anfield too. all the signs were that he'd leave at the end of his contract in 2024, but he's now added another couple of years to his stay on merseyside. a boost to his players? if it is a positive sign for the boys, great. but! if it is a positive sign for the boys, great. but i don't think this will be the one decisive thing. it's good, but we havejust will be the one decisive thing. it's good, but we have just wanted to guarantee everybody who wants to be here knows what they can expect. well, liverpool's rivals manchester united, i think it's fair to say, have had their struggles this season. they drew with chelsea last night, ceding yet mo

just listen to chelsea manning. nancy: i don't think chelsea s played at all. i think e did wh she did. julian and wikileaks did what they did. they connected. and i've looked at those transcripts, and i think she was looking for an outlet for this infortion. she found it. i didn't see anything in those transcripts where anyone was tempting her. she had the information. she released it. michael: manning was arrested just eight weeks after the video was released. she was discovered after she confessed online to another hacker that she was the wikileaks source. daniel: for many years, this was the lurking monster in the room, you know, in the closet somewhere, where we were so afraid that, one day, one of our sources would be arrested, that we would make a mistake or so, but this was the total catastrophe. nancy: she was detained. she was taken to kuwait, and then they sent her to quantico, which was even worse. it's closed now, but it was a marine facility. that's the first thing you need to know. marines have their own thing, as it were, and i'm sure they did n

all i will say if chelsea is very much on - say if chelsea is very much on borrowed _ say if chelsea is very much on borrowed time right now. it's been quite a journey for ben stokes, but england's new test captain said it's a real privilege to be given the job. stokes was named as the new permanent captain afterjoe root stepped down following five years in charge, with the team on their worst run since the 1980s. joe wilson reports. the man approaching is the cricketer who stepped back from his sport last year to restore his well—being. the man who is now england captain. it's ben stokes. and, well, he does everything. there was his trial. he was cleared of affray in 2018 after the brawl in bristol. there was his monumental innings to beat australia the following summer at headingley. ben stokes. he was sports personality of the year. stokes is unquestionably england's best all—round cricketer, but is being captain, too, too much? well, here's a man who led england in 32 test matches. originally, i would've said that ben is so important to the team just as a figure, as a presenc

ancelotti knows chelsea very well, guided them to the fa cup in 2010, but chelsea are a very different site now, not least because of these ongoing ownership dramas. imilli least because of these ongoing ownership dramas.— least because of these ongoing ownership dramas. least because of these ongoing ownershi dramas. ~ ., ., ., ownership dramas. will not come onto that in a moment. _ ownership dramas. will not come onto that in a moment. not— ownership dramas. will not come onto that in a moment. not ideal— that in a moment. not ideal preparation going into that game. at 4-1 preparation going into that game. at 4—1 defeat, we understand thomas to go to make some changes tonight. —— thomas fa ns fans are not allowed to buy tickets. that's very different because of that government licence we've come onto, so expect there to be more fans here tonight, but he played a but against brent ford —— brentford. back on that right side of defence, and you would expect perhaps to see cova chips back to face madrid. thomas tuchel has called on the fans to make some noise, to really

chelsea make it through to their third fa cup final in three years as they beat crystal palace. we'll be live at wembley with all the reaction. another extra time epic for rangers, as they beat celtic to go through to the final of the scottish cup. and chelsea women stay on track for their fourth fa cup title, beating arsenal to secure their place in the final next month. good evening and welcome to tonight's sportsday. no easter eggs but we do have a cracking amount of football, with three semifinals this afternoon. we've had the women's fa cup, the scottish cup, and of course, the showdown between chelsea and crystal palace at wembley. with a place in the final of the fa cup at stake, chelsea grounded the eagles to make it to last two for the third time in three years. matt graveling is at wembley for us. this was exactly what they needed after a which is threatened them, they are in the third successive fa cup final the last two, they have to win it. a perceptive or, a stubborn

chelsea undone again moments later. ben karim benzema maturing like a fine wine. when you couldn't take your eyes off this next one. laying the foundations of a comeback? know, chelsea were instead architects of their own downfall. chances of redemption came and went. a master class, then, from an old pro means the champions have a mountain to climb. you like representatives from the four prospective new owners were here watching, and they will know chelsea will need to mount the comeback of comebacks to be in the semifinals. on the 18th of april, the club will name its preferred bidder to end two decades of russian ownership, a huge two weeks that will shape chelsea's fate both on and off the pitch. natalie pirks, bbc news. and in the other match in the champions league tonight, villareal with a 1—0 win over six time champions bayern munich at home. arnaut danjuma's goal coming in the eighth minute for the spanish side, keeping their hopes alive in the tie. villareal also had a goal disallowed during the game after a francis coquelin's effort was ruled offside

no — chelsea were instead architects of their own downfall. commentator: and there's l the hat-trick, karim benzema! chances of redemption came and went. a masterclass, then, from an old pro means the champions have a mountain to climb. natalie pirks, bbc news, stamford bridge. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to bbc news. just before we look at tomorrow's papers front pages, we have some breaking news to bring you. the government has just published its energy security stategy — a its plan to tackle net zero, soaring energy prices and reduce reliance on russian oil and gas supplies. let's take a look at some of the key points. the strategy includes a significant acceleration of nuclear, with the hope of up to 2a gigawatts to come from this source of power by 2050. 0n offshore wind, the plan outlines the ambition of producing up to 50 gigawatts of energy by 2030, which the government says would be more than enough to power every home in the uk. thatis that is obviously just

chelsea undone again moments later. benzema maturing like a fine wine. chelsea needed to shake off his hangover, and fast. you couldn't take your eyes off this next one. laying the foundations of a comeback? nope — chelsea were instead architects of their own downfall. and there is the hat trick benzema! chances of redemption came and went. a master class, then, from an old pro means the champions have a mountain to climb. well, representatives from the four prospective new owners were here watching, and they will know chelsea will need to mount the comeback of comebacks to be in the semifinals. on 18 april, the club will name its preferred bidder to end two decades of russian ownership — a huge two weeks that will shape chelsea's fate both on and off the pitch. natalie pirks, bbc news. and in the other match in the champions league tonight, villareal with a 1—0 win over six—time champions bayern munich at home. arnaut danjuma's goal coming in the eighth minute for the spanish side, keeping their hopes alive in the tie. villareal also had a goal

i mean chelsea had been very successful at the last 10 years. under a primary winning 2 champions league split the likes of damage with boss a loaner bomb unit. have such a legacy of history. a rich history and they have a huge firm basis around that well. and then you had teams that matches the city and patty. so she met a new castle. now we donors with very, very deep pockets that will be very hard for chelsea to match. and the recent experience is manchester united show that you cannot take anything for granted at the top top level of your i should say, night is inter manager. ralph rank nayika has a new job. he's been named head coach of austria national side. the german has signed a 2 year deal, but if the team qualifies for you are 2024, it will be extended for another 2 years. ranika will take over once the premier league season finishes in may, but that won't be the end of his time at united as he's staying on. as in consultancy, we're all and there was a record break in performance in the abs, playoff that chris ball literally couldn't

chelsea have played a game more than title rivals arsenal, but will secure a third consecutive league title if they win theirfinal two games. ben stokes has told the ecb that he expects james anderson and stuart broad to come back into the england reckoning after they were dropped from the tour of west indies earlier this year. stokes's first series as the new test captain will be against new zealand injune. the 30 year old all—rounder takes over from joe root who stood down earlier this month. everything that's happened will stand him in good stead for what is now going to do and is also at the point where you end up maturing, like we all do when you get a bit older. and you start understanding where you have to box level at times it had to go out there and you have to make sure you notjust going out there being superman and doing everything you possibly can, you gotta learn to delegate. all that type of stuff. and that's what ben stokes will do. and that's what ben stokes will do. the world snooker championship saw the semi—finals under way today in sheffield, six—time champio

— buy chelsea? good question there were lots of— buy chelsea? good question there were lots of interested _ buy chelsea? good question there were lots of interested parties i buy chelsea? good question there were lots of interested parties in i were lots of interested parties in buying chelsea after his current owner was sanctioned by the government citing links to russian president vladimir putin. three bidders remain. also in contention is a bid fronted a businessman, no stranger to owning a sporting franchise, he owns a baseball team in a woman's basketball team. if this was real life monopoly his turn to own the whole board in owning a football team. he begged luca owns eight in nba basketball team and also a team in serie a as well. lots of individuals involved already have not sunak lots of knowledge of the sporting world. as for when we will know it preferred. the net better we think if not next week the week after for the safest places by the end of the month. sheffield united commander new ownership. £150 million ownerfrom an american

arsenal and chelsea if they _ still got work to do. arsenal and chelsea if they don't _ still got work to do. arsenal and chelsea if they don't win - still got work to do. arsenal and l chelsea if they don't win anything tonight, they may need to win the last two which is brighton and branford. ., �* , ., last two which is brighton and branford. . �*, . ., , last two which is brighton and branford. . �*, ., . , . branford. that's a really excellent observation- _ branford. that's a really excellent observation. crystal— branford. that's a really excellent observation. crystal palace, - branford. that's a really excellent i observation. crystal palace, massive improvement— observation. crystal palace, massive improvement from _ observation. crystal palace, massive improvement from last _ observation. crystal palace, massive improvement from last season, - observation. crystal palace, massive improvement from last season, notl improvement from last season, not points wiser place wise, but improvement.— points wiser place wise

chelsea hope. an excellent goal put chelsea hope. an excellent goal put chelsea ahead on aggregate. but rodrigo equalised for real to take the tight extra time, and then benzema score the winner. byron munich had been dumped out after a 1-1 munich had been dumped out after a 1—1 draw. this part robert levin dusky open in scoring, illegal saw the spaniards reach the symbian leaguesjenny —— champions league semifinal. you leave the club at the end of the season, although it's not clear on p9p pep guardiola suggested he wasn't aware of his plan to return to brazil. ~ ., , ., ~' aware of his plan to return to brazil. ~ ., i. ,, ., brazil. would you like to extend our sta brazil. would you like to extend your stay as _ brazil. would you like to extend your stay as a — brazil. would you like to extend your stay as a player another i brazil. would you like to extend i your stay as a player another year? i don't think so. i will go back to brazil— i don't think so. i will go back to brazil for su

it will be playing either chelsea orchestra palace here next month. for —— or crystal palace. for manchester city, the dream of the trouble is done, but they're still in the lead in the premier league instilled in the premier league installingjim bentley. so instilled in the premier league installing jim bentley. so there could still be more pep guardiola versusjurgen klopp action still to come. i'v e i've not think neutral plans would complain —— i do not think neutral fans would complain. so city can't do the treble, but liverpool can do the quadruple? let's hearfrom both managers. qualifying for the quarterfinal is the only— qualifying for the quarterfinal is the only way to do it, so it is a strange — the only way to do it, so it is a strange situation. 0ver the only way to do it, so it is a strange situation. over the moon. we beat the _ strange situation. over the moon. we beat the best football team and the strongest support team in the world and that's_ strongest support team in the world and that's a pretty special moment. we had the chances to equalise in the

it's chelsea or arsenal who will await manchester city in the final at wembley. they meet tomorrow. and having the final at the home of football and on tv is a huge deal, according to city's kiera walsh. i think when i was growing up, we never really had the... i never saw the sides of the date playing at wembley, so it is unbelievable. to see the young girls at the games and all the city fans, you can hear them now, it is an unbelievable feeling, it is a special moment for everyone and, as i said, we are all really looking forward to it now that we've got to win. it's also a big weekend of cup action in scotland. and hearts are through to the scottish cup final after beating rivals hibs 2—1 in a thrilling encounter at hampden park. chris mclaughlin was watching the action. it is really to win the edinburgh rivals meet. today had absolutely everything. what a game of football. the first 20 minutes an absolute goal fast. the first 20 minutes an absolute goalfast. hartz got the first 20 minutes an absolute goal fast. hartz got the opener, and what a strike from ellis sims. great tec

para que el chelsea estÉ frente al liverpool. el real madrid podÍa alejarse por completo para quedar campeÓn de europa necesitaba visitar el sÁnchez. y el primero iba a ser un gol reguetonero este tiro libre de ivÁn rakitic que la ponÍa adentro, si no entendieron el chiste son de (nombre en inglÉs) (inaudible). courtois, erick lamela y dos a cero la perdÍa real madrid, y carvajal para rodrigo, el primero del madrid y despuÉs en esta jugada otra vez el balÓn hacia afuera, caravajal se la ponÍa al Área para nacho que empataba al 81 y aparecÍa karim benzema definÍa el tres por dos, que pone al madrid quince puntos arriba en la tabla general. y los de san francisco barrieron a los guardians que se llaman ahora, y aquÍ abrÍa el marcador este. metÍa este. y lo ganaba san francisco ocho a uno para barrer la serie, hasta aquÍ los deportes. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. ♪(mÚsica)♪ . (comerciales) . >>> esta noche en el noticiero de las 11 le mostraremos cÓmo ladrones intentaron robar un cajero automÁtico en (n

arsenal went ahead at stamford bridge afterjust minutes before timo werner equalised for chelsea. arsenal were back in front through emile smith rowe but cezar apilicueta here pulled chelsea level again, 2—2 with just over half an hour played. but arsenal were not done, nketiah scored his second of the game before bukayo saka's penalty wrapped up a cricial three points and brought arsenal's three game losing run to an end. we have to win matches and we have not done that in recent weeks and today, confidence was in energy whites, it is quite.— whites, it is quite. from the outside looking _ whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, - whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, you - whites, it is quite. from the outside looking in, you play| whites, it is quite. from the i outside looking in, you play for fourth — outside looking in, you play for fourth place, i would say, it's very exciting for— fourth place, i would say, it's very exciting for my point of view. has been exciting _ exciting for my point of view. has been exciting for— exciting for my point

chelsea is being sold, as you know. the sanctions apply. those sanctions still apply during the sale. what i will say is that chelsea is very much on borrowed time at the moment. there is a short window left for that sale to take place. it has to happen soon. what happens if the window closes and it hasn't sold? i'm not going to go into those conversations but i think it is enough for me to say there is a very short window and the club has to be sold soon. how soon are we talking? weeks. chelsea is very much on borrowed time right now, that's all i will say. very diplomatic slightly cryptic phrase. is borisjohnson on borrowed time? not at all. not in the slightest. he's not down at all. i'm slightly irritated today about the fact that, you know, the prime minister, when all of this partygate stuff started. are so called partygate. it's not what i call it. he was ambushed. allegedly. he said he did not even see a cake. from his own mouth? yes, i know it didn't happen. he discussed it at cabinet? it was a cabinet meeting the following day. be

a huge two weeks, then, that will shape chelsea's fate both on and off the pitch. natalie pirks, bbc news, stamford bridge. turf moor was a happier place last night. burnley improved their chances of staying in the premier league last night. they came from behind at home to everton, maxwel cornet with a late winner to make it 3—2. burnley are still in the relegation zone but they're nowjust a point behind everton in the last safe spot. we've got nine games now and we are just above the zone. if we didn't know we were in a fight before we certainly know now and there are nine games we have to give everything, absolutely every ounce we have. i certainly will do that and everyone has to do the same. everton don't have long to recover. they are in action again at home to manchester united on saturday lunchtime. as for the racing here at aintree, the grand national meeting with crowds back gets under way with the opening ceremony and the first race of the day at 1.a5, thundering down the famous course to the winning post, including rachael blackmore on one of the favo

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and chelsea look set to be out of the champions league with a few minutes left to play after a remarkable night in the madrid. real madrid are leading 3—1 after the first leg at stamford bridge last week but this doll from mason mount early in the first half gave chelsea hope. antonio rudiger made it 2—0 on the night and then timo werner put chelsea on the verge of the semifinals but rodrigo equalised the tie to take it to extra time and then french forward karim benzema scored the crucial goal to make it 5-4 to scored the crucial goal to make it 5—4 to real madrid on aggregate. i'm joined for a last word again by our deputy political editor vicki young. huge news tonight. how secure is borisjohnson? some will never forgive him, some will neverforgive him, people who made sacrifices and followed the rules only to discover that he and his wife and many office staff did not do that and it will be regarded as hypocrisy of worst kind. but it is his mp that matter at the moment and they are on site and why? partly timing, the ukrainian war, many think this is not the moment to get rid of

and what was a thrilling tie with chelsea? chelsea with 31 down from the 1st like when it rains with 2 new lead in spain and marcus on. so i thought maybe 3 nail thought effort for humble, fema vernon. did them put the title holders? 3 up. that would have been enough. the chelsea to progress coming up heading home the goal, the 5 full are going to make the difference. and most of you, if it was we struggled mentally after going to 6 time when his bon unit out from atlanta bounced the level of valerie out. right. go from nigeria, samuel chic ways. he puts the manage it yoga, quote. very unhappy with the schedule. his team is being given a next have an f, a cup, semi phone coming up against manchester city that kicks off at lunch time on saturday . liverpool is hot and everybody would see that they couldn't kill us. the tv stays, you sit here and you don't have any bells, but it's just not okay. what, what it would be if we, if, if one stays on the quarter final is between us. let's come and read in manchester, city city, taking

my my uncle terry is a big fan, so i've been so many games with him and to watch arsenal and chelsea play. and ultimately, i'm a sporting fan. it is the biggest port in the world and chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in the road and the most successful. and when i heard about this opportunity, i was like, well, as when greatest opportunities to be a part of something so great. meanwhile, manchester united midfielder paul pogba may have played his final game for the club. the france international has a calf injury which according to united's manager ralf rangnick is likely to rule him out of the rest of the season. pogba is out of contract in the summer and has been linked with a move away from old trafford. the doctor told me that it will take four weeks minimum for him to recover since the last game is on the end of may and so, i don't think it is very likely that he will be able to play again. there's been another world record crowd for women's football at the camp nou. 91 thousand — 648 people watched barcelona's champions league semi—final first leg win against wolfsburg. t

their business is next with chelsea delaney. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. come have a g g t v highlights you every week in your in box. subscribe now. with listen carefully. don't know how with today go. ah, feel the magic discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. b . or? oh, french presidential candidate and read the pen. thanks to woo voters with promises of low taxes ahead of sunday's vote. but what would a le pen presidency cost grants? will ask our correspondent and parents. and a chinese built nuclear reactor goes on line and pakistan will ask one of the country's top nuclear physicist why that has him worried and will take you to the law. we are small scale solar grades are helping to power rural areas, long overlooked by electricity providers. chelsea delaney welcome to the show. french voters will have to the polls on sunday to decide the country's next president incumbent men well in the crowd. who currently lead is leading the polls or a fall right candidate rima pen. the campaign has been dominated by the economy wi

he bought chelsea back in 2003. my uncle terry is a big, loose fan. sorry. i've been to so many games with him, how to watch us no end. and chelsea play and ultimately i'm a, i'm a sporting fan. it is the biggest sport in the world. and chelsea is the one of the biggest clubs in the world and most successful. and when i heard about this opportunity as a well, this is, this is one of the greatest opportunities to be a part of something so, so great out standing as sports figures in what they do, which is which for which they have our biggest and my biggest respect, but i have absolutely no insight into into the proceeding and what role they play. so i would like to not comment how often is preparing for the full race of the formula. one season on sunday, the amelia romania grown period in le friday's free practice was hampered by wet weather. but ferrari once again dominated championship liter. sharla clay was quickest ahead of tea made a call of science. manchester, united interim manager, ralph rang. nick says he's positive, the clubs future is in good hand

know and and chelsea play and also me, i'm a, i'm a sporting fan. it is the biggest sport in the world. and chelsea is the one of the biggest clubs in the world and most successful. and when i heard about this opportunity as a well, this is, this is one of the greatest opportunities to be a part of something so. so great. hamilton is preparing for the 4th race of before me one season on sunday, the immediate ammonia drum free at emily, friday, 3 practice was hampered by wet weather, but for only once again dominated challenge of liter sharla. claire was quickest. the head of team at carla finds manchester united interim manager ralph rang make says he is positive. the club seater is in good hands after the announcement of erickson, harsh as a new boss. the dutchman, who is currently in charge of i acts will be the 5th manager since alex ferguson retired. united have not won the league since 2013 and has been 5 years since the last trophy. i like his football and fur. i'm pretty positive that with a pre season with a full pre season with having the c

chelsea had to come here and score at least twice. no english side have gone to bernabeu and won by more than a goal, but chelsea found themselves in dreamland. adding to the goals on the night. real will write rattled. —— were rattled. the reading champions have done it. but a beautiful bowl to the substitute rodrygo. that post it into extra time. it was karim benzema, he scored what proved to be the winner over the two. what an astonishing match. they will have to lift themselves for the fa cup semi finals on sunday against crystal palace, but real madrid are now waiting and watching to see what happens here, because the winter here will be facing real madrid in that semifinal —— the winner. sitting in the driving seat, but i think it's going to be the complete opposite of what happened at the bernabeu. i think it will be very defensive from atletico. will have to open up, but it could be a rather nervy and cagey and nail—biting for manchester city. itrefoil nervy and cagey and nail-biting for manchester city.— nervy and

it will be liverpool and chelsea part two. | be liverpool and chelsea part two. liverpool beat them last time out, chelsea's third cup final in a row, beaten by arsenal and leicester. can they get their hands on the fa cup? and stop the quadruple. yes. they get their hands on the fa cup? and stop the quadruple.— and stop the quadruple. yes, and they would _ and stop the quadruple. yes, and they would get — and stop the quadruple. yes, and they would get one _ and stop the quadruple. yes, and they would get one trophy, i and stop the quadruple. yes, and they would get one trophy, with l and stop the quadruple. yes, and. they would get one trophy, with all they would get one trophy, with all theissues they would get one trophy, with all the issues they have had off the pitch, can they get something to smile about on the pitch? chelsea made the breakthrough. ruben loftus—cheek broke the deadlock, his first goal of the season. what a time to get itjust after the hour mark. and 11 minutes later mason mount adding the second of the match for chelsea, putting them

i was thrilled that when chelsea got to meet her and what an influence she had on chelsea and lots of other young women, i was amazed by the friendship she formed withsh hillary and gratel for that, but i met her a long time ago. she was working in the dukakis campaign and i'm a graduate of georgetown where she taught, so i knew her by reputation and i knew she'd been voted the best teacher by the students twice, but when i finally met her, i realized that she was even better than advertised.e she was smart, tough-minded, talented of the she had a great sense ofed humor and a clear grp of the post cold war world we were moving into. and so when i was elected i asked madeleine to manage the transition for the national council, which wound up filled with incredibly gifted, balanced people and we had more problems than wee could say gre over and we needed every one of them, and as i watched her more, i decided to ask her to be the ambassador to the united nations, because her life story was about toer become the storyf the last part of the 20th century and much of the world and because s

for you, chelsea delaney will be here with all the latest on the business front. of course, you can catch up on all the latest news and information at any time you want. on our website, we got lots all the war in ukraine. that's d w dot com on terry martin for me and all of us here at the w. thanks to watch with not just another day. so much is happening all at once. we take time to understand this is the day in depth look at current news, events which analyzed by experts and critical thinkers. not just another new show. this is the weekdays. on d, w come have a peak of this, t v highlights you every week in your in box, subscribe now. ah, ah, the world biggest food companies raise prices, and one of more hikes ahead for consumers will take a look at how the food crisis is hitting the world's poor. and 9 years after the collapse of bangladesh, garment factory shown a spotlight on the industries for conditions. we'll look at whether anything has changed in the country. and italy does deal with angola as it seeks new natural gas suppliers. and it's quest to ditch ru

d w's, china analyst. clifford coon and spoke with my colleague chelsea delaney. she asked him why china might not hit its growth target this year. well, i think the, the 2 main factors behind these as is a better than expected figures, but still pretty weak. when you consider the 5.5 percent growth target, the government has had the main things we've seen has been a combination of the 0 coven policy. and where it has been clamped down, people locked in their homes known and go out and, and also then this is combined with the effect of the war in the u cra, in, in ukraine, which is also hitting growth. so what sectors are suffering the last right now? what we're seeing and it's hitting real estate exports, retail sales it's, it's pretty much across the board. am new home sales tumble by 29 percent last month, which is them, which is a pretty serious decline. am given that the real estate sector is so important to the overall economy and as we know, it already has problems to deal with from the ever ground debt problem collapse. and, and so we're dealing with that

chelsea iba a responder. recién empezaba el segundo tiempo, un horror del portero, karim benzema aprovecha. tres a uno los blancos. la semana que viene en el santiago bernabéu. sorpresa tremenda, el submarino amarillo le ganó al bayern munich, luego de una hermosa combinación colectiva que terminó con el gol del holandés. se van con ventaja mínima alemania para la vuelta. cerramos como una noticia sorprendente del mundial de qatar 2022. la fifa hizo una investigación a irán, y podría perder su boleto a la copa del mundo, y podría ser ocupado por la selección de italia. hemos dominado la acción un día más. cambio y fuera. >> (música). >> (música). >> reportan un aumento de robos en palo alto y la policía dice que los responsables son jóvenes. en algunos casos jóvenes entre 15 a 17 años de edad. >> el real madrid ganó tres a uno. no hablemos de eso. >> (risas). >> san francisco es la ciudad más saludable de california, se estudió el cuidado de la salud, alimentación, estado físico y es

you are watching d, they'll be news from berlin up next. chelsea delaney will be here with the latest business news. you'll be taking a look at skyrocketing inflation and how about hitting producers? i'm terry martin. me and all of us here at the w. thanks to watch with guardians of truth on exiled turkish journalist john dunn. darn. i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like through key and mexican investigative journalist, unavailable on this one. i. every day the government is involved. she's digging the country soil to find out the truth. they want to kill me and they try many times facing with a gun can change your life, wants to know what is happening, their guardian, the truth starts may 3rd on d, w. o o, a key inflation gauge. that's another record. high in germany, german businesses, they skyrocketing cost as rushes worn ukraine since. prices for energy and many other commodities to new highs. and as the cost of russia's war continues to pile up in ukraine, e leaders are discussing efforts to finance the reconstruction of the country. and we take y

there she is, a show chelsea pill standing right outside downing street. thank you very much both for your team coverage. and with that we conclude our special life coverage of the press conference between chancellor schultz and prime minister johnson. i forgot his name. i thank you so much, will be back at the top of the hour with ah, with who go india? a toxic tied in dallas, yamuna river made from detergent. indian cities have massive sewage problems which are still managed by hand in some places. but help is on the way who bought this is when the going gets tough, but they might not even be necessary thanks to our genic detergent, eco, india. next d w with hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform will offer to you to repeat the issues and share ideas. ah, you know, or just shut. we are not afraid to catherine delicate topic because population is growing fast. and young people clearly have the solutions. the future belongs to the 77 percent. every weekend on d w sometimes a seed is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environm

i'm chelsea delaney and berlin. welcome to the show. china's economy extent expanded by a better than expected 4.8 percent in the 1st 3 months of the year. but the outlook for the world's 2nd biggest economy is darkening as china resorts to harsh locked downs and shanghai and other cities to contain coven 19 outbreaks. the chinese economy had its strongest growth in 10 years and 2021 thanks largely to surging exports. g d. p growth was as high as 18.3 percent. and the 1st 3 months of last year, as they recovered from the 1st pandemic head. but growth has been flowing, as you can see in recent quarters. today's 4.8 percent g d p increase indicates it's going to be tough for china ahead. it's 5.5 percent g p target for the full year. now my colleague clifford kuhn in our resident, china expert joins me now in the studio. clifford, thanks so much for being with me to break this down. so it's a, since date is a bit of a mixed bag. they're saying it's better than expected. but at the same time as we clearly just saw, gro

and the chelsea striker sam kerr has been named women's footballer of the year. the australian is the wsl�*s top scorer with 18 goals this season, including a goal in last night's win over tottenham which saw her side move four points clear of arsenal at the top of the table. staying with football and chelsea women have announced theirji so—yun will return to south korea at the end of the season. ji has been a pivotal member of emma hayes side, scoring 68 goals from midfield in her eight years with the club. she's won 11 major trophies in her career and could yet extend that this season as chelsea are on course to win the wsl for the third year in a row. the countdown continues to saturday's ground—breaking boxing match in new york. history will be made when ireland's katie taylor puts her undisputed world lightweight title — and her unbeaten record on the line — against amanda serrano from puerto rico. it'll be the first time female fighters will top the bill at the famous boxing venue, madison square garden. that's all the sport for now. you can find

chelsea was put up for sale after roman abramovich was sanctioned by the uk government because of his links with vladimir putin. we should know by the end of the month who the preferred bidder will be. my my uncle terry is a big fan and so i've been to so many games with him to watch arsenal and chelsea play. and ultimately, i'm a supporting fan. it is the biggest board in the world and chelsea is of the biggest clubs in the world and was successful. and when i heard about this opportunity i was like, wow, is one of the greatest opportunities to be a part of something. so, great. hamilton is in italy because it's another formula one weekend. the emilia romagna grand prix is on sunday, the grid will be decided by a sprint race tomorrow and we've had qualifying for that at imola today. nick parrott was watching. april showers do not put off fans from coming to the circuit. it seems an amazing races and supports greatest tragedies. they saw drama throughout qualifying and alex was on fire last night finishing tenth after starting from last. in the williams car was literally on fire. and

but chelsea women have beaten arsenal to book their place in the final. after a goalless first half, guro reiten's sensational strike broke the deadlock after the break. beforeji so—yun smashed the ball in off the bar to double their lead and arsenal could find no way back. chelsea will face manchester city in the final next month. second half was amazing. first half we were struggling a bit. but yes, we were struggling a bit. but yes, we fought back in the second half and then yes, really nice victory. it was a nice game to fight and i liked those kind of games. give me more of them! we've another old firm derby this afternoon and there is a lot on the line at hampden as celtic and rangers vie for a place in the scottish cup final. it's still goalless after a breathless first half. just about 15 minutes into the second,it just about 15 minutes into the second, it is still goalless. hearts await the winners after edging out hibs yesterday. two games in the premier league, including burnley�*s first game since sacking sean dyche. they're 1—0 up at we

chelsea were the big winners of the day, though — they thrashed southampton 6—0 at st mary's. having lost to brentford and real madrid in the last week, chelsea hit back in devastating fashion with a goals in the first half, to solidify their position in third. england international mason mount and striker timo werner both scored two each. and manager thomas tuchel said it was a crucial win ahead of the second leg of their champions league quarter—final against real madrid. like i said after it, after the match against real madrid, at first i thought it's necessary to do the turnaround here and not wait for the response and think about the response and think about the response. this will be a very difficult task and there is no change to it but we did what's necessary and this is the good news, and now we have two days to recover and now we have two days to recover and see what is possible on tuesday. elsewhere, leeds took a big step towards safety with a win at fellow strugglers watford. leeds 9 points from the drop, watford still second from bottom. and in the race for the

you and bill and chelsea are doing such great work. i was especially excited to learn that this year you were partnering with an organization that i have worked with for so many years, the american association of community colleges. i used to call community colleges america's best-kept secret, but with organizations like yours shining a light on all of the incredible ways they serve students, the secret is now out. but to your question, i had been teaching high school english for maybe 13 years, and one of my colleagues left to teach at a community college and called me up and said jill, this is the best thing ever, you've got to come teach a community college. i waited until there was a job opening and i applied and got the job. i have to tell you, i went, and it was different from anything i had done before. it was the first time i had taught adults. many of my students were working, some had children, some were taking care of their parents. when we talked about literature, they had so many life experiences, they talked about their t

the challenge of addressing climate change and the toll it takes on mental health this is hosted by chelsea clinton as part of the clinton foundation global initiative university. it runs about 30 minutes. >> hope good i am really looking forward to the next discussion which will touch on something that has certainly affected me, and i know at least most people i know it certainly has affected the remarkable leaders who will be sharing their thoughts and their work with us. and i can imagine it has affected many of you are joining us today. we are really going to focus on how the increasing urgency of the climate crisis has had a commensurate effect on our mental health, on our overall well-being. as the growing dread of what we are failing to do to affect our planet and it has catalyzed equal rise and dread that many of us feel at a deep cellular level. we can either recognize that and use that recognition to hopefully further momentum for tothe actions that we all know e need to take to change and how we lead our lives on a pretty fundamental level to ensure many generations to come are a