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Argentina captain Lionel Messi has been suspended by Paris St-Germain for two weeks after travelling to Saudi Arabia without the club's permission this week.

Chances, but we are competitive. we marched and tried — competitive. we marched and tried until the last minute and we have — tried until the last minute and we have to be proud of the boys — manchester united gave their champions league hopes a boost with a 1—0 win over aston villa, who'd gone unbeaten in 10 matches. a 100th league goal from bruno fernandes was all united needed to secure the three points in a victory that could have been 2 or 3—0. they're now fourth in the table, well ahead of liverpool and with a game in hand over newcastle above them. villa remain seventh in thei...

A protest outside the club and through the streets of the city, with banners opposing the continued glazer ownership. 0ur bbc football reporter simon stone has more. basically, the protest lasted for 2.5 hours and started with hundreds of fans meeting in manchester city centre, letting off flares, chanting against the current ownership, and then the numbers swelled as the protest march continued from the city centre to old trafford, by which time there were thousands of fans making their feelings known. the vast majority did enter the stadium in time for kick—off of today's game against asto...

The three points gives manchester united's champions league hopes a boost. they're fourth, two points behind newcastle. really happy with the points, but also with the performance. it was an impressive performance. didn't lose over ten games, i think. score every game. and we were totally in control. we created a lot of chances, 1—0, ithink control. we created a lot of chances, 1—0, i think it could have been 314111. chances, 1—0, i think it could have been 31441. so our sides, really good and impressive performance. before the match manchester united fans protested outside old trafford....

The big London companies gave two UK premières in the space of a week, both dealing with the subject of teenagers being shot dead. Kaija Saariaho and Sofi Oksanen’s new opera Innocence was premièred at the Aix-en-Provence Festival in 2021 and comes to the Royal Opera in exactly the same production by Simon Stone, the