More on that in a moment. Tonight they go to chelsea who are pushing for a top six place come the end of the season. Iv e ive always had respect for and the work he puts in a topsy turvy season a lot of changes and a lot of change in culture from the way he works and will deliver to good performance but they could clear to the players is a good outfit and spending a lot of money over the last few years theres some quality and without doubt. We have to make sure we deliver. Meanwhile, everton have lodged a formal appeal against their second points deduction, for breaching the Premier Leagues spending rules. The toffees had a 10 point deduction reduced to six on appeal in february. The latest Appeal Process must be concluded by the 24th of may, five days after the final Premier League game. Dundee� s Scottish Premiership game against rangers will be played at stjohnstone� s Mcdiarmid Park on wednesday, if it cant be held at dens park. Dundee� s pitch will be assessed tomorrow morning with a view to deciding on its ability to stage the game. Rangers accused dundee of negligence when last weeks game was postponed for a second time over a waterlogged pitch. The initial game was called off last month just 90 minutes before kick off. Derek underwood, one of england and kents greatest ever bowlers, has died at the age of 78. The left armer took 297 wickets in 86 tests between 1966 and 1982 the most by any england spinner. He claimed 2,465 wickets in 676 first class matches overall. Tennis, and Britains Jack Draper has won his round of 32 match at the bmw open in munich. He beat vit kop shiva of the Czech Republic over three sets, winning 61, 57, 64. Meanwhile, dan evans is out of the barcelona open after losing in straight sets in the first round. The british number two was beaten 7 6, 6 2 by american brandon naka shima. It means evans has lost all three matches hes played on clay so far this season. Uk athletics has announced a Newjoint Venture With Organisers of the London Marathon and the Great North Run to help tackle a financial crisis in the sport. It follows the Governing Body reporting a record annual loss of nearly 4 Million Pounds last year. The partnership, its hoped, will help athetics in the uk turn the corner, and deliver on major events. Track and field athletics linked to running should be massive and right up running should be massive and right up there and this investment is going to give us a chance to do that. If we did not have it, we would be stepping back and will be battling down the hatches and we would not be realising that mission. And making the move to get the support back to where we believe it could be. British cycling has announced the route of the women 5 tour of britain, beginning on the 6th ofjune, starting in welshpool in wales. The race wasnt run last year due to funding issues, which eventually saw the collapse of organiser sweetspot. In february, British Cycling took control of the men s and Women S Tours as part of their events portfolio, part of a five year expansion plan. Weve been focused and 2a on delivering and to delighted and able to launch the root and it is fair to say that its been a challenging journey in a race against the clock and the be a few more blocks and its so important for British Cycling events to deliver what is the Crown National tours and its a cause for celebration. And thats all the sport for now. Parliament will resume voting today on the governments plan to send some Asylum Seekers to rwanda. Mps are likely to reject amendments made by the House Of Lords, as the government attempts to declare the Central African country safe under international law. The bill could be given final approval by the end of the week, with ministers hoping the first Asylum Seekers can be sent there within weeks. Live now to westminster and our political correspondent, peter saull. We have spoken about this subject many times in recent weeks and months. ~. , ~ many times in recent weeks and months. ~. ~. , months. We are talking by the House Of Commons months. We are talking by the House Of Commons looking months. We are talking by the House Of Commons looking at months. We are talking by the House Of Commons looking at some months. We are talking by the House Of Commons looking at some of months. We are talking by the House Of Commons looking at some of the i of commons looking at some of the amendments that have been put forward to the House Of Lords for this piece of legislature that declares rwanda is a safe country to send Asylum Seekers. In an hours time, the House Of Commons will look at it again and theyll be some concerns raised of certain elements should one of the amendments that enables people to fight alongside British Armed forces in afghanistan to be exempt from the Deportation Scheme Rememberfor to be exempt from the Deportation Scheme remember for example, to be exempt from the Deportation Scheme Rememberfor example, victims scheme remember for example, victims of Scheme Rememberfor example, victims of modern slavery by the government is expected to reject all of that in the bill as written is the only way forwards and in a couple of hours time, be back to back to the House Of Lords and the be looking at it tomorrow and the expectation is they will send back one more time to House Of Commons and rejects it again and on wednesday, the lords will probably then finally back down which means legislature, we think is we think it will be granted royal assent on thursday. We think it will be granted royal assent on thursday. Whether the think about assent on thursday. Whether the think about the assent on thursday. Whether the think about the timeline assent on thursday. Whether the think about the timeline and assent on thursday. Whether the l think about the timeline and taking off because there will still be some legal challenges. The parliamentary sta. Es will legal challenges. The parliamentary stages will be legal challenges. The parliamentary stages will be quite legal challenges. The parliamentary stages will be quite torturous legal challenges. The parliamentary stages will be quite torturous for i stages will be quite torturous for those watching it and this fund and then to think of getting in the flights and saying that it will take a number once the Statute Books and ensure that there are planes taking off and heading to rwanda. The first thing they have to do is notify people and theyve identified a group of people who are not necessarily be able to be subject to legal challenges having said that, theyre already preparing legal challenges and they said the new legislation means that the avenue to potentially bring those challenges is vanishingly thick and nevertheless, there will probably be an encounter in the logistics of it, have they got planes ready to go in the government says yes that various partners ready and once they are in rwanda, will they have the capacity, with reports from recent weeks that some of the bed space for arriving Asylum Seekers, the government has this target by the end of spring in mid april, spring tends to go on maybe a little bit more intojune and is running out to hit the deadline and the fundamental question is will it actually put people off from taking the journey across the English Channel and the first place in the promises not to dig people to rwanda, its to stop the boats. , ~ ,. , dig people to rwanda, its to stop the boats. , ~ ,. ,. The duke of sussex has lost the latest round in his attempt to change the level of his personal security when he visits the uk. Prince harrys case was rejected by a retired High Court Judge earlier this year. Now hes lost an initial bid to appeal against the decision. With more on this lets speak to our royal correspondent sean coughlan. As you say, this goes back to changes to prince harry where it stopped being a Working Royal and step down back in 2019 and received change here as well. He took the home office to court and thought he was being treated unfairly and now he wants them to challenge that ruling or discover that he has lost a bet and his initial bid has been turned down it is not the End Of The Road because he can still bring further appealed to the Court Of Appeal integrate directly and how far this case will carry on. Has there been far this case will carry on. Has there been any far this case will carry on. Has there been any response from them after hearing of this new development . After hearing of this new development . After hearing of this new develoment . ,. , � development . Not so far. But we will see what happens development . Not so far. But we will see what happens next development . Not so far. But we will see what happens next but development . Not so far. But we will see what happens next but its development . Not so far. But we will see what happens next but its been i see what happens next but its been a very long running case and goes right back to the way hes been treated and mistreated and working member of the royal family. 2024 is the year of elections with at least 50 countries around the world going to the polls. But when it comes to the numbers one stands above the rest. Indias General Election to be held over six weeks between 19 april and 1june is set to be the biggest the world has ever seen. 969 Million People will be taking to the polls roughly one in eight of the global population. Prime minister Narendra Modi is hoping to win a third successive term, but Opposition Parties say indians face the loss of many freedoms if he stays in power. Most of mr modis support comes from indias northern states but hes campaigning heavily in the south, where the bjp barely has a presence. Our south asia correspondent Samira Hussain reports. First of seven phases in voting in indias General Election is due term group support, blessings in return. Indias southern states, Regional Parties dominate. Here, the dmk when the clear majority in the last election. While Prime Ministers party did not win a single seat and as limited presence anywhere else in the south. Mr modi is desperate to change that because for the bgp, every single seat matters bjp. For the bgp, every single seat matters izah for the bgp, every single seat matters bjp. ,. , matters bjp. They would never be able to make matters bjp. They would never be able to make it, matters bjp. They would never be able to make it, what matters bjp. They would never be able to make it, what we matters bjp. They would never be able to make it, what we stand matters bjp. They would never be able to make it, what we stand for i able to make it, what we stand for and the values of self respect and respect for culture, great love for language and identity, this is antithetical to the notion of this in far right and strife causing an rabble rousing and percentage politics. There is a profound impact on the values that this poses. Nevertheless, the Prime Minister has made eight trips since january. And then, there is a strong order, able to connect to the people in their own language. Hundreds of come out and support of the bjps men here in the party is hoping that with the Prime Minister support, and his charisma, that he will be able to crack the south. Do you think youre going to win . Going to win . 100 we are going to win. We going to win . 10096 we are going to win we are going to win . 10096 we are going to win we are very going to win . 10096 we are going to win. We are very confident going to win . 10096 we are going to win. We are very confident and going to win . 10096 we are going to l win. We are very confident and doing hard work win. We are very confident and doing hard work and longer groundwork more importantly, hard work and longer groundwork more importantly, it is a brand that is entered importantly, it is a brand that is entered every house. A brand for integrity entered every house. A brand for integrity in entered every house. A brand for integrity in their brand for honesty and a integrity in their brand for honesty and a brand for hard work. That brand does and a brand for hard work. That brand does not and a brand for hard work. That brand does not work and a brand for hard work. Trisgt brand does not work for voters like this. She gets A Thousand Rupees a month from the State Government which she uses for House Expenses both her kids get money for school and these Welfare Benefits have changed her life. Do you think you could ever vote for the bjp . I am very decisive could ever vote for the bjp . I am very decisive about could ever vote for the bjp . I am very decisive about voting could ever vote for the bjp . I am very decisive about voting for dmk, even if very decisive about voting for dmk, even if others very decisive about voting for dmk, even if others have very decisive about voting for dmk, even if others have done very decisive about voting for dmk, even if others have done good very decisive about voting for dmk,| even if others have done good work, ive even if others have done good work, we always even if others have done good work, we always voted even if others have done good work, ive always voted for even if others have done good work, ive always voted for dmk even if others have done good work, ive always voted for dmk and even if others have done good work, ive always voted for dmk and that l ive always voted for dmk and that is what ive always voted for dmk and that is what i ive always voted for dmk and that is what i wish ive always voted for dmk and that is what i wish to ive always voted for dmk and that is what i wish to do. Ive always voted for dmk and that is what i wish to do. Is what i wish to do. Regional arties is what i wish to do. Regional parties like is what i wish to do. Regional parties like dmk is what i wish to do. Regional parties like dmk will is what i wish to do. Regional parties like dmk will likely i parties like dmk will likely continue to dominate because the message the bjp is peddling of the pan, indian hindi speaking identity just doesnt resonate with the people here. Its 35 years today since the Hillsborough Stadium Disaster took place. 97 liverpool fans were unlawfully killed as the result of the crush at an fa cup semi final in sheffield. Liverpools opponents that day were Nottingham Forest and now some forest fans are calling for a memorial at their stadium, the city ground. One of them is martin peach, who was at hillsborough on that terrible day. Hes been telling his story. I think about hillsborough every day at least once, and ive thought about it every day for what is nearly 35 years now. Its just scarred into my brain. But theres been just a little bit of a disturbance here at hillsborough. Ive been a forest fan all my life. I was 12 in 1989. We were taking on liverpool in the fa cup. I was so young, there on my own to witness the worst Sporting Disaster Britain has ever seen. The liverpool fans are just packed too tightly into the leppings lane end. We werent allowed to leave the ground, we werent allowed to help. So we just had to stand and watch. I cant remember ever discussing it. And there was never a shared period of grief, reflection. Things just seemed to go back to normal quite quickly. Its a terrifying scene, really, quite upsetting. 97 liverpool fans died, all of them unlawfully killed in the crush. I visited their memorial at anfield after liverpool fans reached out to us. As i was stood there looking at it and reading the names, i felt very overwhelmed emotionally. I felt an arm around me and someone saying, its all right, love, dont worry, its ok. Youre all right. Margaret aspinall. Her sons i think the second name down or maybe the third name down on there, her son. And shes telling me its ok, its all right. It was just incredible compassion and kindness from somebody whos suffered real pain from what happened on that day. Now weve started to talk, were also asking questions. Why isnt there a memorial at the city ground . Im aware that theres memorials at anfield and hillsborough. I think its one of those that actually we should reflect on and if people want to make that idea to me, they should do. Its much as the fans decision as the football clubs decision, because i think its about the wider Nottingham Forest community. But i can understand why people would like to visit something, a tangible something. Ive neverfelt