at 18 years old, he's yet to start a premier league game for chelsea this season — and hasn't featured in england's under 21s either. but he joins james ward prowse as late inclusions into gareth southgate‘s squad for the games against the czech republic and montenegro. he admitted he thought his manager wasjoking when he was told the news. scotland captain andy robertson is still aiming to be fit for their opening euro 2020 qualifier against kazakhstan on thursday — even though he missed their flight to undergo dental surgery. robertson apparently wanted to fly to astana today but the operation prevented him from doing that. although he was likely to be fit for san marino on sunday — he's now being more ambitious. assistant manager peter grant says the qualifiers provide scotland with a great opportunity to qualify for a major tournament. there is an opportunity to get to a championship. that would be fantastic for the country. it would be fantastic for these players. people talk about george best, the second thing they say about him, he isa second thing they say about him, he i

here are the rest of the weekend premier league fixtures. the footballing weekend starts with the north london derby tottenham vs arsenal at wembley. both manchester clubs have 3 o'clock kick offs. there is also a derby in liverpool on sunday. everton hosting the league leaders liverpool. leeds united are top of the championship this evening after trashing fellow promotions rivals west brom 4—0 they didn't take long to get off the mark,taking the lead after just 16 seconds. pablo hernandez the scorer. two goals from patrick bamford and a tap in by ezgjan alioski in injury team completed the win for marcelo bielsa's side. scotland's women were beaten by canada in their first match at the algarve cup as preparations continue for the summer's world cup. the only goal of the game came from the penalty spot in the 82nd minute. christine sinclair scoringthere, and scotland face iceland in their next game on monday. lewis hamilton and his mercedes were finally on the pace on the last day of fi‘s preseason testing. after being well off the ferra

league last month. and row over prize money has led to a boycott of courses run by arena racing company for three days this week so only 15 horses ran in six races at lingfield earlier. the 2:30 was one of several ‘two horse races‘. former world number1 andy murray says hes finally "pain free" but admmits his chances of playing singles at wimbledon this year are unlikely following hip surgery. the 31 year old had the operation injanuary, and claimed at the time there was a "strong possibility" he wouldn't be able to play professionally again. he's been speaking to our sports editor, dan roan. it's a pretty big operation and, you know, not many 30—year—olds are having that sort of op. but, yeah, i mean, ifeel good. i'm walking around pain—free, which hasn't been the case for you know, pretty much 18 months, two years. and that was the main reason for having it done, so i'm really happy with how that's going, just day—to—day things that i'm doing are a lot more enjoyable now. i wasn't enjoyi

league and emiliano sala could have joined another club premier league and emiliano sala could havejoined another club if premier league and emiliano sala could have joined another club if he wa nted could have joined another club if he wanted to. not in a statement say they have not any information about they have not any information about the registration emiliano sala of into the premier league. it is a problem for cardiff it is not one for nante. a response by the third of april and have no further comment. cardiff face a possible tra nsfer comment. cardiff face a possible transfer banned from fifa if they do not cough up this money. it is grim to say the least this being paid out in public as well. the technology giant apple has unveiled its own tv and film subscription service as it tries to boost profits. amol rajan reports. want me to help you find your opening? like the big bang, it explodes. some of hollywood's biggest names came out for apple today. thank you guys, this is so exciting... this evening, the $900 billion company announced a raft of new services in news, credit car

and a furious reaction after a controversial dismissal in the indian premier league. the batsmen seem to be cruising his fate to a quickfire 100 seem to be cruising his fate to a quickfire100 with a number of boundaries until he was run out with the indian bowler seem leave the crease. he stopped and took the bales of. butler was unimpressed as he left the field. the kings went on to win the games. afterwards they said it was within the rules of the game. although some say it is not within the spirit of the game. the english captain saying... shane warne said... warrington southjosh charnley has been selected for the english so demand performance squad since switching back to rugby union. he has got 32 tries in his 35 appearances. jack hughes is also in the squad along with four other warrington players. st helens also have six players in the squad. that is all your from the sporting action to the weather action. not much whether action around. things are very quiet. not a action around. things are very quiet. nota bad action around. things are very quiet. not a bad t

english premier league club tottenham have finally trained in the new stadium after months of delays their one point three billion dollar home which seats sixty thousand was originally meant to open last september is the biggest club ground in london and second in size only to old trafford in the premier league in their first match in the new stadium will be against crystal palace on wednesday. now horseracing is set to resume a california sent any to track on friday three weeks after it was suspended because of the deaths of twenty two horses in three months and investigation launched in march forced the closure of the breeders cup venue now california's horseracing board says it will take steps to ban the use of whips jockeys argue they have nothing to do with the high number of deaths at the truck. all right that is a vote for now thank you for that joe coming up next on al-jazeera extended coverage of the pranks it debate in the house of commons we are live in london does there was more news coming out that show. up. in the treasury. in the country playing political cottonmouths

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into their new stadium this season, with their first premier league fixture to be played there in april, eight months later than planned. spurs were scheduled to move there in september towards the start of the season, but construction ran into delays. if brighton beat millwall in the fa cup on 17 march, crystal palace will be spurs‘ opponents on 3 april. if brighton are knocked out, it'll be they who line up against spurs on either the 6 or 7 april. as pep guardiola prepares his side to face watford tomorrow, the premier league have announced they're investigating manchester city for allegedly breaching financial fair play rules. yesterday, uefa said it, too, was looking into several alleged violations at the club. city claim the allegations are entirely false and manager pep guardiola insists the situation won't affect his team heading into the business end of the season, nor would it have a bearing on the legacy he's building at the club. isaid i said last season, the trust and that with the club has done but hopefully they can solve as soon as possible and help in this environment

they were not fulfilled and without that, he was not eligible to play in the premier league and sala could have joined another club if he wanted to. nantes in a statement say they have no information at all about sala's registration in the premier league and it could be a problem ——if it's a problem for cardiff, it could be a problem for them too. they are awaiting a response by the third of april and they are processing that accordingly. cardiff have been warned they face a possible transfer ban from fifa if they don't cough up this money. the technology giant apple has unveiled its own tv and film subscription service as it tries to boost profits after flagging sales of its iphone. it's signed up some top talent — steven spielberg, oprah winfrey and jennifer aniston will be making programmes. but apple faces tough competition from the likes of netflix which already has more than 130 million subscribers globally. 0ur media editor amol rajan reports. apologies, we can't quite new that report on apple tv at the moment. we will move on to our next story. tributes have been paid t

league chung held his annual news conference where he took questions which are vetted in advance from foreign journalists as always it was the economy the dominated foreign investment law that's been passed here appears to be an olive branch to the united states it's still unclear though whether president xi jinping and president donald trump will meet again sometime in the next few weeks and whether indeed they can sign a deal to finally resolve their trade differences. ancel and ahead on our desire an addition to updating you on new zealand will of course be talking about breakfast and bringing you the latest on that stay with us. a sinister only god who secretly controls moldova's parliament all merely a tycoon misjudged by his enemies is the most hated politician in the country and made my key allegations of blackmail hitman and a billion dollars for. people in power investigates moldova and the puppet master on al-jazeera. generation after generation under the merciless sun of northeastern state. or other. sixty percent of the people here and. their needs are so great and their p

they are unbeaten in premier league this season. it's going to be a massive challenge. in the same way, we respect them, they are doing a really good job. they are a very good team and it's going to be tough. talk about big games today, celtic and rangers meet in the third old firm game of the season. celtic favourites for the title, ten points clear of their rivals at the top of the scottish premiership, who can expect a fierce atmnosphere celtic park later. i want rangers to feel the noise, feel the power that we can generate in the stadium, notjust from the tea m in the stadium, notjust from the team but from the supporters as well. i think that's what being at home in the derby is all about, generating that atmosphere and we feed off that. at the bottom, brad lyons created some noise of his own, hauling st mirren above dundee with the decisive goal in a 2—1win. there were also wins for hearts, kilmarnock and motherwell. england fly half owen farrell showed his dedication, phoning his saracens head coach 45 minutes before his wife was expected to give birth to say

they are now back on top of the premier league with a 2-0 on top of the premier league with a 2—0 win at fulham. the side made a faster starting this one. rinaldo oh bernardo silva got there first after just five minutes. —— bernardo silva. city now back above liverpool by one point. as for film, silva. city now back above liverpool by one point. as forfilm, they look almost certain to be relegated along with huddersfield. 16 points from safety with six games to go. of course, we had to start the game with high intensity and that is what we did for supper especially the first—half, we we did for supper especially the first— half, we played we did for supper especially the first—half, we played very well and created many chances. three more points onto the next one, knowing that we have a very busy schedule. it will not be easy but we have the squad. manchester united won their first match since the new permanent manager was named. they saw watford off drive and one at old trafford. marcus rushford got one of the goals. they move into fourth place, level one point tottenham.

this, after all, is a club in a race for the premier league title. but then the top teams take everything in their stride. europe often brings out the best in liverpool. in the first half, it also brought the best from sadio mane. mane! and it's in! his twists and turns left the great manuel neuer stranded. try telling him the champions league doesn't matter. the away goal meant bayern now had to score twice, and joel matip made that task easier when he turned the ball into his own net. in the second half, bayern had to go for it, but their frustration was building and liverpool took full advantage. virgil van dijk scores! first virgil van dijk headed them firmly in the direction of the quarterfinals, before sadio mane — who else? — delivered a diving knockout blow. whether at home or in europe, this is a team intent on making their own history, and who's to say they can't go all the way? katie gornall, bbc news. that's all from westminster tonight, on an extraordinary evening when mps rejected the idea of leaving the eu without a deal. in respon

and it's all about fingers, rather than feet — the premier league players in a world of pixels, potentially about to earn thousands. welcome to the programme. football's international window's given us an early crunch match in the european championship qualifiers, as germany's visit to amsterdam provided the stand—out tie in group c. and they were 2—0 up by half—time. leroy sane opening the scoring after 15 minutes. before serge gnabry curled a beauty, his 5th goal in six internationals. but the netherlands drew leveljust after the hour mark, after matthijs de ligt halved the deficit. memphis depay equalised — three goals in two games for the winger. both sides pressed for the winner. it came on 90 minutes, for nico schultz. 3—2 germany. translation: of course i have a good feeling about this match.

that match is the third of three premier league games this afternoon. there is a live commentary of both of those games on bbc radio five live. ireland host france later, in what will be their head coach joe schmidt's final six nations match at the aviva stadium after five years in charge. they have only lost once in his 15 games in charge in dublin. we've had some great years, some great occasions in the aviva and it would be great if this is another really positive experience. and we've been working toward that this week, but it is certainly about the performance. the players play under those circumstances. you never know when your next cap is coming and the length of your career, so i guess coaches operate like that as well, you know! britain's sam bird has won the hong kong formula e eprix. but it wasn't without controversy — bird is currently being investigated after nudging germany's andre lotterer, who then suffered a punctured tyre and crashed out. lotterer was leading before the nudge. bird said it's a shame the race ended that way. sir mo fa

the top scorer in the premier league ruthless and showing little sympathy. manager pep guardiola's apparent anxiety was, for the afternoon at least, misplaced, they could afford to continue without key players, while the margin of victory could, perhaps should have been greater, the gap between the sides clearer than ever. fuller's relegation a little closer, manchester city top of the table once more. finally, sir mick jagger says he's devastated to disappoint fans after the rolling stones announced they were postponing a tour of the us and canada while he receives medical treatment. the 75—year—old said he will be working hard to get back onstage as soon as possible. no details of his condition have been released. the tour was due to begin next month. we're back with the late news at ten past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. still largely dry and sunny, but he has called her behind the weather friend, that colour their already established across northern ireland wintry showers eating in here, but despite reaching 19 de

that has got to be the short—term target in the league and premier league is vital for us. and of course, we have been discussing how to move the club forward. that doesn't mean we have saved x amount of money or x amount of players. we have sat down and discussed. now it is easier to be clear about what we need to do. we will do some business. to lift the premier league trophy again is what we expect, what we are used to, what we expect, what we are used to, what we have done so many times. we can't wait for too many years but we have to ta ke wait for too many years but we have to take step—by—step. wait for too many years but we have to take step-by-step. hurricane has received his mba for services for football. prince william presented him with the honour. —— harry kane. he won the golden boot. the spurs striker also scored in both of the recent qualifiers. something the prince wanted to talk to him about. we spoke a little bit about it. obviously he is a big football fan so watching him watching us, he congratulated us and spoke a bit about charity work. it was

they were back on top of the premier league for now at least. they were one—up when virgil van dyke and allison, two of their best players this season, got themselves mixed up to let ryan babel equalise. yeah, confusion there. but they were given a late penalty, and up stepped mr reliable james milner to help liverpool over the line. boss jurgen klopp happy with the way his side held their nerve. people can say we should be more convincing in a game like this, but this is us. we started... as i said we are in the middle of the development, not at the end. and how the boys again deal with the situation is just brilliant. chelsea continue their sketchy run of form. they were beaten 2—0 by everton at goodison park. richarlison opened the scoring, and gylfi sigurdsson added a pretty lucky second. the chelsea boss maurizio sarri says his side have reached their mental limit as they remain outside the top four. stand by for one of the biggest goalkeeping howlers you're likely to see. millwall were 2—1 up in the 95th minute of their fa cup quarte

relegated from the premier league, thejoint earliest in the league's history. we'll meet the man with the job of saving these extremely rare rhinos from extinction. after seeing 20 degrees yesterday, most will be lucky to see nine degrees over the next few days. all the details here and breakfast. good morning it's sunday, 31st march. don't forget the clocks have gone forward overnight. our top story this morning: new stop and search powers are being given to police in england and wales to try and tackle rising knife crime. the home secretary sajid javid is making it easier for officers to intervene where they think serious violence may occur. but opponents say it's intrusive and won't work. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw: another knife off the streets. this 3.5 inch blade was found when a young man was stopped and searched in north london. now police in the seven areas worst affected by knife crime will be able to carry out more searches because the government is relaxing rules brought in when theresa may was home secretary. the whole government ag

target and be read and premier league is vitalfor us. and of course we have been discussing how to move the foot forward and that does not mean and amount of money or players, we have to sit down and discuss and now it is easier to be clear. we will do some business this summer. to let the premier league trophy again is what we expect, what we use to, what we have done so many times. we have to ta ke have done so many times. we have to take it step—by—step. still with football... the england captain harry kane has received his mbe for services to football. prince william presented him with the honour at buckingham palace. it was also in recognition for england's performance at last year's world cup in russia where they reached the semi—finals and kane won the golden boot. the spurs striker also scored in both of the recent euro qualifiers, something the prince wanted to talk about. we spoke a little bit about the games last week, and obviously a big football fan and went against 5—i, 5-0 football fan and went against 5—i, 5—0

down and out for huddersfield town, who are relegated from the premier league after they lose at crystal palace. colin farrell, michael keaton and danny devito started a new version of dumbo by the director tim burton, see what mark kermode thinks about and the rest of the week past similar leases in the film review. —— thinks of that. —— cinema releases. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us are james rampton, features writer at the independent and the guardian columnist, dawn foster. welcome to you both. many of the front pages are in. here's the observer, it reports that conservative mps from across the party are "furious" with the prime minister after suggestions that she may call a snap general election next week. they're threatening to vote down any attempt to do so. the mail on sunday says that number 10 is "at war" over the prospect of a snap election, which is being seen as "suicidal." the paper's own poll says that labour currently hold a five point lead over the tories. the sunday telegraph quotes senior conservati

the league cup in the bag, they go into saturday's premier league match with watford on saturday a point ahead of liverpool in the table. then on tuesday they'll defend a first leg lead against schalke at the etihad in the champions league last 16. speaking to the bbc‘s sport editor dan roan, captain vincent kompany said the week will be prove a defining moment in their season. it isa it is a defining week for us because we have three different, i'm sure the manager will have spoken about it, three competitions to play for next week. everything hangs on these results. every game will be a final. to win three finals in a row is difficult. we will see. at the moment, it is not on her mind. how impressed have you been by what they have done to your main rivals? they are a different club to what they have been a few weeks ago. what he has done for the club is definitely brought back respectability to the clu b brought back respectability to the club what's up in a way that would not have been anticipated by many. and because results have followed, i think if he is not added to the right si

compared to the real premier league, it is more of a level playing field. your tea m more of a level playing field. your team is only as good is a person in control. the winners will get points propelling them and being able to play in competitions around the world, earning up to £300,000. for many asian families, passing down gold jewellery through the generations is a tradition to be proud of. but figures obtained by the bbc show that these valuable possessions are a target for thieves. in the past five years, 150 million pounds worth of gold has been stolen from asian families, although the true figure could be even higher. it's the first time that comprehensive figures have been collated, as sian lloyd reports. gold jewellery has long been prized by many asian families. typical of wendy to carriage and often bought to wear at weddings and festivals but it is being targeted by criminals. this retired couple were victims of a violent robbery in their own home. both were beaten in their own home. both were beaten in their house ransacked. at night when th

liverpool are back on top of the premier league. while chelsea kick off against everton in the next few minutes... if former liverpool player bounced ona if former liverpool player bounced on a rare mistake. he tried to header it back to the keeper. he tapped it in. 1—1. a penalty when the goalkeeper grabbed at the player. a penalty given. up stepped... was at a penalty? made the most. up stepped james milner. they played a game more than manchester city. city are not playing in the league because of their cup duties this weekend. they are two points clear at the top now, liverpool. celtic are 10 points clear at the top of the scottish prmiership after a late winner at dundee. james forrest played in 0dsonne edouard in the 96th minute who kept his head to beat the dundee keeper. after the international break, they face second placed old firm rivals rangers. neil lennon loved that. formula one world champion lewis hamilton finished second at the season opening australian grand prix . he‘d started on pole but was overtaken by his mercedes teamate valterri bottas on the first corner, t

and he is being backed by a premier league managers who say they will do the same. admittedly not quite the same, we don't see this but it needs to start somewhere and it needs to be an example to young people as well, families who are going who do not want to be in that hostile environment. they don't want the children taught that that is acceptable. according to ipswich, he says that player is not allowed to play football. so the effect is life changing, terrible. a brazilian player walked off the pitch as well. he was about to take a corner, something similar happened and he walked off. the premier league returns today and so does this question of how to tackle racism. the abuse of danny rose and other players for england this week has prompted them to speak out and premier league managers have now warned that they backed payers —— players walking a field if it happens again. football is a strong weapon and walking off is a strong weapon and walking off is a strong weapon and walking off is a strong weapon and to defend against the principles of unity. so whe

and all clubs, not just from playing in the premier league? and all clubs, notjust in the premier league but up and down the country, where we hear racism? why is it just country, where we hear racism? why is itjust montenegro, and croatia? where people have been sanctioned? why are we talking about —— and we talk about what is going on in this country? i understand what you're saying, so if it is notjust a problem that starts and finishes on the football stadium, what practical steps, then, would be taken to help tackle it in society? we're having this conversation in 2019. absolutely, because we haven't been having this conversation, because the conversation we have having in the conversation we have having in the last 20 years is that it is a problem in football and it is a problem in football and it is a problem with police but the rest of society is ok. that is a big issue. now what is the solution to the problem? the solution is we have to start tackling the cause of discrimination, not the symptoms. so the symptoms of discrimination

fulham are 19th in the premier league table. he says he has received a number of messages of support... sir alex takes me —— texted me late last night, which was pretty incredible, really, to think that he spent the time to write a long detailed message giving me some advice on how he sees things, was truly inspirational, really, and i know it sounds like a big comment, but it's the truth. scotland's women put in a gutsy performance but were beaten in their first match at the algarve cup as preparations continue for the summer's world cup. they were under pressure for long periods but the only goal of the game came from the penalty spot in the 82nd minute. christine sinclair stepped up to sidefoot home after a foul by chloe arthur. scotland face iceland in their next game on monday. great performance so far from a number of briton‘s at the european indoor champs in glasgow. especially from katarina johnson—thompson who is on for a world record in the pentathlon with a healthy lead of 118 points after the first three even

step forward callum hudson—0doi, capped for england before making a premier league start for chelsea. it was his determination, but tomas kalas‘s comical own goal. 5—0 england then and the kids were all right, but the night was capped by one sterling performance. what i hat—trick performance from raheem sterling, fast becoming a fan favourite. the crowd were quiet in the build—up to the first goal, the england team perhaps experiencing for the first time the weight of expectation that has affected england teams of the past. but this tea m england teams of the past. but this team are confident and entertaining. the feel—good factor continues. that's all from us tonight. here on bbc one, time for the news where you are. welcome to bbc london news. i'm alice bhandhukravi. "it's like being given a life sentence" — the words of seven—year—old joel urhie's mother, as she described hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. your headlines tonight... hat—trick heaven for raheem sterling as england kick off their euro qualification campaign in style. birmingham cit

premier league visitors know what they are about to walk into. for this quarter—final, the den was a freezing cauldron — even the weather designed for maximum discomfort. it took until the second half for the lions to strike. alex pearce escaped his handler. the roar must have carried to westminster. millwall are in very real danger of being relegated to the third tier. and yet here wasjed wallace, beating his man, putting it on a plate for aidan 0'brien. 2—0, 11 minutes left. pandemonium. brighton were going out with a shrug against a side a division below them. finally, jurgen locadia gave them a bit of gumption. but only one minute of the 90 remained, plus stoppage time, and we were deep into that when solly march took aim and somehow took this into extra time. david martin would surely have had a lot on his mind, right through to penalties. a chance, perhaps, to be a hero? no. lewis dunk‘s kick meant jake cooper had to score. brighton had gone from the brink to the semifinal. patrick gearey, bbc news. brighton's reward — a wembley d

because he wants the best possible atmosphere in their midday premier league meeting with burnley on sunday. his side are one point behind leaders manchester city in the title race. i hope for our people because that will be very important. we spoke a lot about that. we need atmosphere. at 12 o'clock. for sure last time as well i said come if you have a ticket, go to bed at ten o'clock. laughter inc. do not drink. be on your toes until the last second. when bloomfield road opens its doors on saturday, in excess of 14,000 blackpool fans will welcome ‘a new start‘ for league one side. following a four—year wait, the visit of southend united. marks the end of the oyston family's controversial time as owners and an emotional return for the supporters. who this week, helped get the stadium ready to once again host a healthy crowd. it is like the shackles have come off. everybody has got a spring in their step, a smile, the atmosphere around the town as well as around the club is absolutely buzzing. it is just fantastic to see. rangers striker alfredo morelos has signed a new contrac

we'll start with the premier league. the first of today's three matches is into the second half with watford hosting leicester city. it's brendan rodgers' first game in charge at leicester since his return to england following a record—breaking spell with celtic. today the former liverpool manager is back at another of his old clubs. but so far it hasn't been the return to the premier league that rodgers would have hoped for. leicester still trail to troy deeney‘s early goal at vicarage road. and with a few minutes in the second half gone, watford still lead by 1-0. we've got a couple of derbies to look forward to later on. new fulham caretaker manager scott parker will be hoping to inspire his side to an upturn in fortunes against west london neighbours chelsea. fulham are ten points from safety while chelsea are looking to keep up their push for a top four finish. and parker says he hopes to make an instant impact at craven cottage. i hope i can bring an energy over, i can transmit my passion, my passion to the tea

huddersfield have equalled the record for the earliest relegation from the premier league after defeat and results elsewhere ended their two year stint in the top flight. the race for the title looks set to go down to the wire. manchester city are back on top for the time being at least, with liverpool up against tottenham at anfield later. here's ben croucher. as we all spring forward this morning, huddersfield are falling back. commentator: the final curtain comes down on huddersfield town's stay in the premier league for now at least. these fans had seen it coming for a while. defeat at crystal palace merely confirmed it. a penalty and patrick van aanholt‘s strike ending huddersfield's two—year stay in the top flight. over the majority of the games, we couldn't bring quality on the pitch. last season we had a fast start, this season not, and, as i said, it's really hard to accept at the minute and i think it's going to take some time. huddersfield's plight relied on two other results going against them. southhampton‘s 1—0 win at brighton and burnley surprising wolves 2—0.

league match this season starting a premier league match this season and head of international games for the czech republic and montenegro. a group of former athletes have called for more research on the benefits of being a transgender athlete. dame kelly holmes, paula radcliffe and sharron davies have pushed for more research. more to come on all of the story is a little later. —— on all of those stories a little later. let's return to brexit now and the mixed responses to the speakerjohn bercow‘s ruling that mrs may's withdrawal agreement can't be put to mps for a third time unless it's substantially changed. sirjohn redwood is a conservative mp and brexiteer. thank you very much forjoining us. do you think it is conceivable that the prime minister will be able to get a meaningful vote three back before the commons.|j get a meaningful vote three back before the commons. i think he united remain and leave mps, on both sides we are very critical and we have voted it down. if there is a material change any proposition the government wants to put forward, then the government want

league and they're through to the quarter—finals of the champions league. our sports editor dan roan reports. as a player, he was super sub, as coach, he came on loan. but today, 0le gunnar solskjaer became the main man at manchester united, handed one of the biggestjobs in world football on a permanent basis. i always had that dream in my mind to have this

as pep guardiola prepares his side to face watford tomorrow, the premier league have announced they're investigating manchester city for allegedly breaching financial fair play rules. yesterday, uefa said it, too, was looking into several alleged violations at the club. city claim the allegations are entirely false and manager pep guardiola insists the situation won't affect his team heading

it is the last game before 21 days without the premier league, before the international break, and of course everything is close in terms ofa course everything is close in terms of a few games until the end of the premier league, and of course at home it is massive for us to take oui’ home it is massive for us to take our points. onto tennis... yohanna konta, is through to the third round, at indian wells after an impressive win over shay sue way, of taiwan. konta won 6—0, 6—2, showing signs perhaps that the wobbles at the start of the season are behind her, as she looks to climb up the women's rankings. dan evans was playing too. he had six break points in the final set, but was beaten 6—3, in the decider by stan wawrinka. evans is back in the world's top 100, after a drugs ban. that's all the sport for now. time for the weather with helen willetts. a windy and for some wintry start to the weekend and more snow in the forecast. we are watching developments out in the atlantic. one from the south, one from the west, and if theyjoin forces the low pressure could become quite po

match of the day 2 follows after this, so if you want to wait for today's premier league results, now‘s your chance to look away. liverpool are back at the top of the table after they beat tottenham 2—1. the game had been heading for a draw when a late toby alderweireld own goal gave liverpool victory. in the day's other game, chelsea came from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. portsmouth won an entertaining efl trophy final. they beat sunderland 5—4 on penalties after the game finished 2—2. it was played in front of a competition—record crowd of more than 85,000 at wembley. lewis hamilton has won his first formula one grand prix of the season in bahrain, but only after charles leclerc — the long—time race leader — had engine problems. nick parrot reports. charles leclerc is upsetting the established order. the new ferrari driver beat four—time world champion sebastian vettel to pole position. but staying ahead of his team—mates proved harder. vettel snatched the lead at the start but wasn't infant for long. the 21—year—old from monaco was quicker. while he was for

liverpool are back on top of the premier league. they beat fulham 2—1 at craven cottage. it was 1—1 with ten minutes to play but a james milner penalty won the game. they are two points clear, although title rivals city have a game in hand. chelsea have slipped up in their pursuit of a top four finish. they lost 2—0 to everton. richarlison one of the goalscorers at goodison park. celtic are now 10 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, but they left it very late to secure the 1—0 victory at lowly dundee. 0dsonne edouard scored in the 96th minute, much to the delight of manager neil lennon. celtic‘s next match is against their old firm rivals, rangers, who are second in the table. formula one world champion lewis hamilton hailed an incredible weekend for the team, even though he came second in the season—opening australian grand prix. fellow mercedes driver valterri bottas took the chequered flag in melbourne. nick parrott reports. formula one is back. at one of its most important man is missing. race director charlie whiting passed away suddenly la

the premier league's early kick—off has been very one sided, and city took an early lead through bernardo silva. it is 2-0 it is 2—0 close to half—time. it is 2-0 close to half-time. sergio aguero with the second. it could have been more. it's ferrari dominating again in final practice for the bahrain grand prix. after their opening race disappointment in australia, they're been making up for that, so far in the middle east, with sebastien vettel and charles leclerc setting the pace in the final session before this afternoon's qualifying. some of you watching may currently be in training for the london marathon injust under a months time. among the elite runners on the day will be great britain's callum hawkins who'll be running his first marathon since he collapsed in exhaustion at the commonwealth games almost a year ago. he's been training at altitude in america and our 0lympic sports reporter david mcdaid has been to meet him. in the snow—covered hills of arizona, callum hawkins is clocking up arizona, callum hawkins is clocking up the miles. it is a very different scene from a

the run in to the end of the premier league season starts in an hour or so, and champions manchester city, are aiming to regain top spot, with victory at fulham, who are second from bottom. title rivals liverpool don't play until tomorrow. we are privileged to be in the position of still in all competitions at the beginning of april to fight for the title. it's an incredible experience, i don't know how many teams in premier league history have been in that position of fighting for the title. i don't know how many would in that position so we are going to try. fulham and manchester city is the first of the day's fixtures at craven cottage this lunchtime. then later on it could be goodbye huddersfield. they will be relegated in march, if they lose at crystal palace and burnley and southampton both win. i'm focusing on the future, of course, because we have to have a long term as a club with me as manager but still, it's about every weekend at the moment and this weekend at the moment and this weekend we're going to play the next opponent and we are going there to prepare ourselves for

the women‘s super league has now got something even the premier league doesnt — a title sponsor in what the football association have called a landmark moment for the women‘s game. barclays will reportedly pump about £10 million into the game in a three year deal, with a prize money pot of around £0.5 million. it still dwarfs the figures, in the men‘s game but former arsenal and england striker kelly smith believes it‘ll make a big difference. the amount of money that they have invested in the game, notjust in the national level, but what they have done in investing in schools, meeting girls and giving them the same opportunities that boys have to play football. so we‘ve banded around this £10 million pound figure, but how much is it? well, in the women‘s game — it is significant, with chelsea manager emma hayes, calling on clubs‘ commercial teams, to get their own deals too. it works out atjust over £3 million per year for the the women‘s super league. the last time the men‘s premier league had a sponsorship deal in 2015, it was worth £40 million. the new prize f

try and get into the premier league next season. personal interest on your part? i tend to favour the blue and white side in sheffield, my wife‘s team, i can‘t talk about sheffield united with a smile on my face or i will get in trouble with the family. mid day on bbc one. rory mcilroyjoined tommy fleetwood at the top of the leaderboard after the second round of the players championship at sawgrass after fleetwood posted a round of 67 which included this brilliant eagle from the bunker on the second hole. to move to 12—under par. that looked to be good enough for the outright lead until mcilroy surged through late on — finishing in style with an eagle on the 16th and this birdie on the 17th to sign for a 65. roger federer and rafael nadal will face each other for the first time since 2017 in the semifinals at indian wells after winning their respective quarterfinals. the two greats last played in the final of the shanghai masters. fourth seed federer eased past poland‘s hubert hurkacz 6—4 6—4. the swiss is chasing a re

and the two newest managers in the premier league lost their first games in charge. brendan rodgers' leicester were beaten 2—1 by watford, while scott parker's first game at fulham ended in defeat to chelsea. aberdeen and rangers will have to replay their scottish cup quarterfinal after today's tie ended in a draw at pittodrie. inverness are through to the semis — they beat dundee united. there's more on the bbc sport website, including a round—up of what's been a disappointing display from britain at the world track cycling championships in poland. but from me, that's all the sport. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, but now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. the foreign secretary has expressed pessimism about the chances of peace in yemen on a visit to the country. jeremy hunt warned that a peace deal agreed in december could be dead within weeks unless the yemeni government and houthi rebels abide by commitments they've made. the un—brokered plan, signed in the swedish capital stockhol

they are unbeaten in premier league this season. it's going to be a massive challenge. in the same way, we respect them, they are doing a really good job. they are a very good team and it's going to be tough. celtic and rangers meet in the third old firm game of the season. a win for the champions would move them a step closer to an eighth straight league title, one which would surely see caretaker neil lennon handed thejob on a full—time basis. he's expecting the crowd to help get them over the line later. i want rangers to feel the noise, feel the power that we can generate in the stadium, notjust the team but the supporters as well. that's what being at home in a derby‘s all about. generate that atmosphere and we feed off that. racing and toulose meet this afternoon to determine who will complete the line up for the semifinals of rugby union's european champions cup. saracens are the only british side in the last four after defeats yesterday for edinburgh and glasgow who were well beaten by the premiership champions, as adam wild reports. this is european rugby's

we start with the latest twist in the premier league title race. because . liverpool have slipped up — manchester city remain top. it's the first time that's happened since the start of december, when both of those teams have played the same number of games. jurgen klopp's side were held by everton in the merseyside derby, as parick gearey explains. you don't need to look back so far to a time is the major trophies were competed for these two clubs separated only by the park. the merseyside teams are in different places. liverpool have the title in their sites. mo salah zoomed in on the goal only for pickford to close the shutter. it summed upa pickford to close the shutter. it summed up a first half of unrewarded promise. roberto firmino was out of the picture and the liverpool attack lacked focus. origi winning the last derby but not this one. they sent on for meno but liverpool couldn't score. just when it seemed like red beanie was cued up, the defender intervened. everton had occasional bursts, hoping for a touch but it did not come but neither did a

liverpool are back on the top of the premier league after an own goal by spurs and in half an hour, the travel show visits a theme park designed especially for children with special needs. good evening. as mps prepare to try and break the brexit deadlock at westminster, a senior government minister has said theresa may has to look closely at a softer brexit and staying in a customs union with the eu if parliament votes for that this week. thejustice secretary, david gauke, said that it wouldn't be sustainable for the government to ignore mps' wishes. tomorrow, the house of commons will once again vote on alternatives to mrs may's brexit deal — which has now been rejected three times. with the details here's our political correspondent, iain watson. shame on you! the original brexit date has been and gone and the protests carry on. give us all ourfinal say! this week, crucial decisions will have to be taken if mps are to avoid leaving with no deal by the new deadline of april the 12th. this morning, was the prime minister seeking divine intervention to break the deadlock? she's likely

elsewhere in the premier league, chelsea beat fulham 2—1, jorginio with this excellent finish securing them the three points at craven cottage. disappointment for scott parker in his first match as caretaker boss at fulham. disappointment too for another new manager. brendan rodgers saw his new leicester side lose 2—1 at watford, andre grey with the winner at vicarage road in stoppage time. in the scottish cup, aberdeen and rangers will need a quarter—final replay, after a 1—1 draw at pittodrie. the home side went in front inside the opening ten minutes when gary mackay—steven was taken down in the box. there's the replay. sam cosgrove converted the resulting spot—kick. but rangers got their equaliser two minutes into the second half. joe worral poking in from the back post at this corner. they'll go again at ibrox in nine days' time. inverness beat dundee united in the day's other game. in rugby union's premiership, newcastle falcons held on for a vital win over worcester warriors to keep their survival hopes alive. the league's bottom side took the lead early on thanks to s

he may not have started a premier league game for chelsea this season but callum hudson odoi has been called up to the england squad for the first time. he says he thought it was a wind up when he was told he was moving to the senior set—up britain's richest man, sirjim ratcliffe, is stepping in to secure the future of team sky. the broadcaster's pulling its funding at the end of the season. and australian legend shane warne says that england are the favourites to win this summer's cricket world cup on home soil. what they do have that favourites tag so we will wait to see whether 01’ tag so we will wait to see whether or not they can live up to the expectation and that dilling. plenty to discuss today, john will be with us throughout the programme. preparations are under way for the funerals of victims of the mosque attack in new zealand. one of the people that lost their lives was atta elayyan, the goalkeeper for the country's futsal team. he left behind his wife and baby daughter. ronan naicker was his friend and joins us now from christchurch. sorry to be talking to you under

and in sport, it is defeat for brendan rodgers on his return to the premier league as a stoppage time goalfrom andre gray premier league as a stoppage time goal from andre gray gives watford victory over leicester. britten‘s andy pozzi is through to the final of the 60 metre hurdles in the indoor athletics at glasgow as he aims to defend his title, and nicky rios says he wentjet skiing just hours before beating alex zverev in the mexican open in acapulco —— nick kyrgios. new reserach suggests that 150 young men have died after going missing on a night out over the last nine years. that's according to figures analysed by bbc 5 live investigates. campaigners are calling for more patrols around waterways and for men to look after each other on nights out. megan paterson reports. growing up, charlie and daisy pope were partners in crime. always together, always up to mischief. as they got older, that bond continued. we would always be talking, literally sat in the kitchen for hours, talking about everything. i pretty much know everything from him. he has taught us everything. he was

and so far it hasn't been the return to the premier league that rodger‘s would have hoped for because leicester fell behind within just five minutes at vicarage road — troy deeney giving watford the lead. 1—0 after around 15 minutes. two derbies are coming up later. new fulham caretaker manager scott parker will be hoping to inspire his side to an upturn in fortunes against west london neighbours chelsea. fulham are ten points from safety. and after that liverpool have the chance to regain top spot when they take on everton in the merseyside derby. england have given themselves a great chance of winning the shebelieves cup after a thrilling draw against the usa. phil neville‘s side drew 2—2 against the world champions in nashville, to set up a winner—takes—all match against japan on tuesday. the lionesses scored two excellent goals through manchester city pair steph houghton and nikita parris. jo currie is there for us. what is in a name? everything and nothing if you are part of the us women's national team, who played this game with their female idols on the back of thei