michelle, let's start with one for you, our first question is from roma, saying shouldn't front line staff —— ron, saying shouldn't front line staff be tested so they can keep working and doing the amazing job they are doing? certainly it is taking time to get testing out to people and the priority at the moment is both patients who are sick in hospital and the staff caring for them, because if we can test all of them, then the care can be delivered better and help save lives. there is also another type of test that has been mentioned before, which is about testing more people in the community to see how many have had the infection in the past, not necessarily infected with it now, and that would help us get a handle on the figures, how far this disease has spread. dr khan, amir khan, a question from bedfordshire that says last saturday, there you are, excellent, even better, last saturday i notice i had lost my sense of smell. there is no information from the nhs about this, does it mean i should be isolating? the person adds i do sufferfrom copd. the person adds i do sufferfrom

there was also important wins for napoli, lazio and roma. in la liga, there were wins for 0sasuna and granada at villarreal and valladolid respectively. valencia and real sociedad shared four goals in their 2—2 draw. there was an important game for diego simeone's atletico madrid this evening as they to make their champions league places. they are away at real betis. the score is currently 1—1. that's all the sport for now. visit the bbc sport website to keep up to date with the masters. the bafta film awards are taking place at the royal albert hall in london. the awards are being billed as the academy�*s most diverse year ever. let's discuss the winners. let's speak to film journalist beth webb. let me ask if there have been any surprises in the big wednesday night certainly the best actor award. the base of the — certainly the best actor award. tue: base of the golden certainly the best actor award. tte: base of the golden gloves certainly the best actor award. tt2 base of the golden gloves and based on the performance predictions

the first leg of liverpool— roma at anfield. it means real madrid will play the five—time european champions bayern munich instead in the second semifinal. a first for liverpool managerjurgen kl°pp, first for liverpool managerjurgen klopp, having neverfaced the italian side before. the only one of the three options we have never played before so that already exciting, and i think it's how it a lwa ys exciting, and i think it's how it always is and should be. it's a difficult, because if someone only saw these two games, they would think they know everything about roma. arsenal faces favourite atletico madrid in the semifinals of the europa league. marseille will play the technology of video review has been used with varying success in the fa cup and league cup this season. keen to see how it fa res this season. keen to see how it fares at the world cup and potentially further being required. to the gold coast, and katerina johnson thompson has won her first major outdoor title at the commonwealth games. she followed up her in

roma, there is that strikeforce, that naval strikeforce in the korean peninsular, just in case. we are hearing they are on exercises but they are near the region so it will be interesting to see how, if there is any reaction from donald trump, he is in florida at his base in mar—a—lago. from donald trump, he is in florida at his base in mar-a-lago. the key here is china, whether that country comply a role in trying to take us away from what is clearly an increasingly serious sick tuition. you are exactly why and that is why those talks with the chinese prime minister were so important with donald trump. when they were sitting down to dinner, and over remarks about how luscious but chocolate ca ke about how luscious but chocolate cake is, he mentioned he said 59 cruise missiles into syria. now, that casual remark that show of strength will have had an impact not just on the chinese premier but when they take that message back to pyongyang, it is a clear message that this is a new sheriff in town, to speak, that is prepared to use the military muscle that he has in his capabil

advantage heading into the second leg and are big favourites to reach the final four, where ajax or roma await. 0le gunner solskjaer keen to guard against complacency. we have got a great foundation to play from and a great result, but we go into this game wanting to win a game. we want to play a good game, perform well. we know grenada will come here and give it everything they've got, so we have to go out there, try to dominate the ball, score goals like we always want to do, and just keep carrying on. in the last half hour, the draw for the first round of this year's world snooker championship's been made. ronnie 0'sullivan's going for a record—equalling seventh world title and begins the defence of his title against debutant markjoyce, who's ranked 46th in the world. uk championship winner neil robertson starts against liang wenbo, while the world number one judd trump faces liam highfield. with fewer than 100 days to go until the tokyo 0lympics, adam peaty produced a world leading time in the 100m breastroke. competing at the british olympic selection trials, he won the 100 metre

advantage heading into the second leg — making them big favourites to reach the final four, where ajax or roma await. but manager ole gunner solskjaer insists his side won't be complacent. we now know the draw for the first round of this year's world snooker championship, as ronnie o'sullivan begins his quest to win a record—equalling seventh world title. he'll begin the defence of the trophy against debutant markjoyce, who's ranked 46th in the world. elsewhere, uk championship winner neil robertson starts against liang wenbo, while the world number one judd trump will face liam highfield. mark cavendish�*s run of three consecutive stage wins at the tour of turkey has come to an end as the race reached the mountains on stage five. the manx missile, who led the race this morning, will get his next chance at a stage win on stage 7 on saturday. it wasn't going to be a day for the sprinters, with two category one climbs towards the end of the stage. jose manuel diaz of spain won to take the overall lead by four seconds. with fewer than 100 days to go until the tokyo olympics, adam peaty has gi

second leg against grenada, meaning they�*re big favourites to reach the semi finals, where ajax or roma await. but arsenal have work to do if they�*re to reach the final four. they�*re in the czech republic for their second leg against slavia prague, which is delicately poised at 1—1. defeat for arsenal — and their inconsistency in the premier league — could mean no european football next season for the first time in 25 years. arsenal keeper bernd leno says that is unthinkable. when you think about the future without arsenal in the european competition, it doesn�*t feel right, and ourjob is to... don�*t come true. because arsenal belongs to europe, and that is our target, that is ourjob. we now know the draw for the first round of this year�*s world snooker championship, as ronnie 0�*sullivan begins his quest to win a record—equalling seventh world title. he�*ll begin the defence of the trophy against debutant markjoyce, who�*s ranked 46th in the world. elsewhere, uk championship winner neil robertson starts against liang wenbo, while the world number one judd tr

in italy, players and coaching staff at as roma have agreed to go without their salary forfour months roma have agreed to go without their salary for four months to help the clu b salary for four months to help the club through the financial crisis caused by coronavirus. in a statement, roma said the players would forego their wages they were due to receive between march and the scheduled end of the season injune, and players will top up the wages of the club employees placed on the italian government's social safety net scheme to ensure they receive their regular monthly income. there are fears over the long—term impact of covid—19 in women's football. the world players union, fifa, warns that investment in the women's game may install, but england and manchester city's jill scott has told us she believes there is still months to be positive about. she has been speaking to jane dougal about the sport and also showing off some unique talents. i decided i need to up my unique talents. i decided i need to up my game. planck carozza footballers have been entertaining and themselves w

i played one cup final in rome stadium against roma, andi cup final in rome stadium against roma, and i won. they play a cup final in my stadium and i lost. i think when you go to these big moments with these big decisions, semifinals, finals, i don't think it an advantage. fulham remain on course to put themselves against the likes of tottenham and manchester united next season. they are back into the automatic promotion places after beating millwall last night. they could expect to worry the best in the top tier. for them two points ahead of cardiff. cardiff have two games in hand. great britain's match againstjapan, games in hand. great britain's match against japan, the first games in hand. great britain's match againstjapan, the first up was heather watson. the hosts were one up. these are the players to get to the world group two. the next level of competition. the team haven't played at that level for 25 years. the british 11, johanna konta, fought back for her side. but levelled the tie. all the action can be caught on the bbc sport website. i think throughout the whole match

jurgen klopp has a champions league semi—final against roma to look forward to now. that is on tuesday. he will hope the pitches in better nick. i see you are smiling at it, you think it is funny. it is football. we need good circumstances. the pitch was dry. that is not good for the football players. that's it. you are saying it should have been watered more? i'm not sure if it should have. obviously each side can decide what it wants. i am pretty sure the pitch will be well watered. jurgen klopp sharing horticultural tips on there. elsewhere, celtic could have wrapped up elsewhere, celtic could have wrapped upa elsewhere, celtic could have wrapped up a scottish premiership title today if they had beaten hibernian, but they lost 2—1. aberdeen close up to ten points behind with four games remaining, beating from a 2—0. dundee beach saintjohnstone, while spartacus or‘s 2—1win over hamilton lift them off the bottom of the table. in belfast hasjust got under way. you can follow that fight on the bbc sport website. following amir khan's comeback fight, it didn't

in roma stadium, against roma, and i w011. roma stadium, against roma, and i won. and i played a cup final in my stadium and they lost. so i think when you go to these big moments, with these big decisions, semifinals, finals, i don't think it is an advantage. tomorrow, chelsea ta ke is an advantage. tomorrow, chelsea take on southampton in the second semifinal. britain's fa cup tie with japan is poised once —— at one apiece. additional onejohanna poised once —— at one apiece. additional one johanna konta got back into the tie but had to work ha rd to back into the tie but had to work hard to beat her opponent, 6—4, 6—2. 1-1 hard to beat her opponent, 6—4, 6—2. 1—1 after heather watson lost. you can 1—1 after heather watson lost. you ca n follow 1—1 after heather watson lost. you can follow all

i'm really win her the city. relishing another momentous night at anfield, against roma. anfield, against roma. enjoy that, then something is wrong with you. with you. before, but it still much more fun when you do it at anfield. when you do it at anfield. that's all i need come i don't need anything else. anything else. he strike boys one goes so far and a debut season. debut season. ceremony last night, as he was crowned player of the year. crowned player of the year. in the primera league and also the champions league. champions league. and i think we are going to do our best to win the champions league. best to win the champions league. on to and an —— a victory in the first leg against manchester city. first leg against manchester city. possible chance of a first champions league final for 11 years. league final for 11 years. former team—mates should not be underestimated. underestimated. morning preparing for their first semifinal since 1984. semifinal since 1984. liverpool, are the european champion. the european champion. fourth of their five triumphs in the

salah had a very forgettable spell at chelsea a few years ago before eventually being sold to roma and he england with the spell in italy jurgen klopp says the spell in italy was player there that we have time in his career. he became the player there that we have now a big credit to all of the staff and at roma, because they are all part of his hopefully, this is the start of something special with this squad. hopefully, this is the start of something special with this squadlj feel something special with this squad.” feel definitely been brilliant since he came to the club and we have improved every season and obviously, we have done so well this season to get to this stage. we've just got to keep going, keep working hard, keep improving and like i say, hopefully this is the start of many huge games to come in the next few the manager has definitely been brilliant since he came to the club and we have improved every season and obviously, we have done so well this season to get to this stage. we've just got to keep going, keep working hard, keep improving and like i say, hopefully th

violent scenes at anfield ahead of liverpool's champions league clash against italian side roma. reports from near the stadium suggest roma fans wearing masks attacked home crowds with belts and batons. liverpool are playing to get in to their first european final since 2007. what about what's been going on on the pitch? here's hugh ferris. as you might expect, the atmosphere in anfield this evening is pretty special especially if you are a liverpool fan. high expectations for an entertaining match, it is delivering so far. that's for sure. early stages, an injury for alex oxlade—chamberlain. he was forced off, structured off for what look like any injury. the challenge on alexander kolarov. like any injury. the challenge on alexander kola rov. what like any injury. the challenge on alexander kolarov. what is interesting, he misses the end of the season and potentially as well the season and potentially as well the world cup for england. that was kolarov with a speculative effort from way out. laura scarry is getting a ...we we have in the last few minutes seen a we have in the

roma did score two away goals which gives them a glimmer of hope going to the second leg in rome next wednesday. we have been reporting those violent clashes between fans that blighted the time. concerns for fans ahead of the world cup with manager tempt. —— when jurgen klopp having to take him off. stephen warnock said that he felt he would have been a starter for england at the world cup. arson vendor will leave at the end of the season and said that it wasn't his decision. the 60 dural said that he had not given much thought to his future and he would not be retiring 01’ future and he would not be retiring or taking part future and he would not be retiring ortaking part in future and he would not be retiring or taking part in choosing his successor. one of fifa's most senior executives has been reported to the ethics committee. our sports news correspondent has the details. this relates to suppose it family relationship between the former liverpool player and her. they're both from senegal and the task force says there is a family connection between the two that should've bee

assault on a man before last night's champions league semi final in liverpool between liverpool and roma. officials in pakistan say at least six police officers have been killed and several injured in a suicide attack in the south—western city of quetta. the bomber blew himself up when a police van was travelling along a road near the airport. police with assault rifles have been patrolling entry points to boracay island, just days before the whole island, one of the philippines' top tourist attractions, shuts down for a six month cleanup. there were also exercises simulating clashes with protesters, terrorist attacks and a hostage incident, although officials say there is no specific threat. a huge portrait of nelson mandela has gone on show in south africa, but this is different from what you might imagine. it is thousands of blankets, stitched together. organisers call it the largest portrait blanket in the world. it celebrates 100 years since the man who led the nation from white minority rule to democracy, was born. lebo diseko reports. casting a stitch to honour a hero. inmates a

assault on a man before last night's champions league semi—final in liverpool between liverpool and roma. officials in pakistan say at least six police officers have been killed and several injured in a suicide attack in the south—western city of quetta. the bomber blew himself up when a police van was travelling along a road near the airport. now a really tough question, what would you say to those you love if it's the last time they're ever going to hear your voice? that's a frightening prospect for people losing their speech to cancer or other illnesses. but thanks to new technology, many can now communicate using recordings of their own words. the bbc‘s olivia lace—evans followed one man as he lost, and eventually regained, his voice. your voice is kind of like a fingerprint, i guess. you know, you can mimic somebody or try to sound like somebody, but you don't have to see somebody to identify who they are by hearing them. because i'm gonna lose it, now i know that you do take it for granted. my name's lonnie blanchard. i'm basically a quiet guy, but because i'm a truck driver,

he fell awkwardly during the victory over roma last night. a scan has revealed a ligament injury in the knee. he will definitely miss the summer tournament in russia and there is no timescale for when he might return. 0xlade—chamberlain has posted a message on social media tonight. he says now it is all about supporting the boys and getting behind him. i know we have what it ta kes to behind him. i know we have what it takes to do something special in this tournament. but he goes on to say this all pales in comparison to have a family of the liverpool fan of badly her before last night's match must feel. the 53—year—old is still in critical condition. roma have condemned to the abort behavior of some fans after he was attacked before the game last night. two men from a rogue were arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. arsene wenger has moved to clarify the comment on the timing of this apartheid related to the announcement on friday and rather than the decision itself. he said he was happy with the timing. he had one year on his con

liverpool have asked for a extraordinary meeting with roma, u efa extraordinary meeting with roma, uefa and the italian police before the second leg in rome. he says that he cannot understand how people can get hurt at a football match?m he cannot understand how people can get hurt at a football match? it is all about football, and it is only football. i never understood people. i never understood people who did not understand that. it is nice that i have another... irony hoped and then pretty sure that everybody who is involved in keeping all people they're is involved in keeping all people they‘ re safe, is involved in keeping all people they're safe, that they do their best, and i think, in a modern world, it will be possible. in yesterday said that he will —— iniesta says that he will leave barcelona at the end of the season. winning 31 trophies in the process, and three major tournaments for spain, as well. he will play at the summer's world cup, and then we'll move to china. wembley game could be sold within the next 8—12 weeks. shahid khan has made an offer around £900 m

evening to you, after filings this week after the semifinal liverpool held an extraordinary meeting with roma, uefa and italian police today after the leg second in the italian capital. liverpool officials described the meeting as positive and productive and say they will not share what they discussed today with those fans travelling to rome. jurgen klopp meanwhile has spoken for the first time about the incident which left one of their supporters in a critical condition. when i heard first time about it, 0k, and cannot describe my emotions in english to you to be honest. it was horrific still. that should never have happened. it should never have happened before, it should never have happened in the future. and we all has to do everything to make sure that things like that will not happen any more. former liverpool captain steven gerrard is now the frontrunner to take over as manager of rangers. we understand thejob is his if you want it, liverpool boss jurgen thejob is his if you want it, liverpool bossjurgen klopp we just heard from has given gerard his backing as he said, his managerial c

and the other game, barcelona taking on roma at the new cap. so far, still goalless. still goalless as i said in spain. away from tonight's action country was having paid from across football after the news that the former england captain ray wilkins has died at the age of 61. wilkins played for chelsea, man united, ac milan and the rangers and qpr, so this has was being treated at the hospital in london following a cardiac arrest last weekend, it was capped 84 times for england, ten adults captain. there have been many tributes to him. england's fa have said had devastated. his former club chelsea also devastated, saying rest in peace. you will be dreadfully missed. the former manager, carlo ancelotti, saying today is a very sad day, we lost a fantastic person and a good friend. just some of the high esteem in which wilkins was held. i was a really talented player. —— held. i was a really talented player. — — rickey held. i was a really talented player. —— rickey was. to succeed in this country and it's a nicely play abroad for the great teams. you have t

after a difficult time in school, roma volunteers lucy and michael are helping to integrate roma children into the community. when i got to secondary school, that's when all the abuse started from the other pupils. "you need to go back to your country." why's that? i've every right to be here, same as you do. i did get excluded permanently when i was in year nine because of that. i did get a feeling that the teachers didn't want to support me. in this playground, around half the children are roma. many didn't turn up to school, it wasn't considered a priority for some of their parents in eastern europe. this head teacher is turning things around. we had children who would go and interrupt games and start fights. their attendance was poor. many of our children arrive notjust new to english but new to schooling. and you've had to bring in a number of measures, haven't you? we have a learning mentor, whose key focus in the morning is around attendance. so, she checks the register, sees who is in, who's not in. and, then, if we haven't got a reason, we will try and ring. if we don't get an an

they spot a young roma girl who they often help. hello! have you done something to your hand?

it's not tolerable for a seaside town like roma to have to put up with this. thank you for your time. sad, breaking news coming from barcelona. we're hearing from the authorities there that they can confirm that they have found the body of seven—year—old british boy julian cadman. his mother desperately searching for him in the aftermath of the horrific terror attacks on as ramblas. he has been missing for some time. hopes were fading for the seven—year—old when the spanish authorities revealed they were no longer searching for any missing youngsters. there were unconfirmed reports earlier today that the police believed they had found his body, but his death has now been confirmed by the spanish authorities. 0ur correspondence is following developments for us in barcelona. he's to connect to us an out bring us more on this. but once more is there to say? this just highlights the horror of what has happened in the last few days and the loss of life? yes, the spanish overtly saying that seven—year—old julian cadman has died. they say that a minor of

group c sees premier league champions chelsea, atletico madrid, roma and azerbaijan's qarabag. having qualified last night, liverpool are in group e. manchester city will be happy to avoid the big names. what a draw for spurs in group h, the double champions real madrid as well as borussia dortmund. there are teams are still hoping in #to bein there are teams are still hoping in # to be in the europa league draw. fresh from announcing his international retirement, wayne rooney is in croatia with the rest of the everton squad for tonight's europa league qualifier against hajduk split. ronald koeman‘s side have a 2—0 lead from the first—leg. currently goalless. if they progress, the draw for the next round is tomorrow. no rooney but england manager gareth southgate has announced his squad for the world cup qualifiers against malta and slovakia. he's given a first call—up to leicester city's harry maguire, whojoined from hull for £17 million in the summer. there's a recall for arsenal's danny welbeck, but adam lallana misses out through injury. also getting his first chan

he won the award for his fight against discrimination and prejudice towards the roma and traveller communities. he told me some of the discrimination he has experienced. the discrimination i've faced is, you know, it's for as long as i can remember. the first time that i started in school was, from what i remember, that's when it actually started for me. and i've been to 1a different schools, and i've faced discrimination in every one of them. most of the time, it was by members of staff. really? you know, and the most recent event that happened in a school was last year and it led to me and my sister being attacked by 16 boys. and one of them tried to gouge out my eye and actually broke my right hand as well, and attacked my sister as well. that must have been terrifying to face that and to try and deal with it. how do you respond to the kind of day—to—day stuff? i mean, the violence is one thing, butjust the kind of almost — from what you were saying — the experience of almost routine, low—level, constant kind of name—calling and suspicion? most of the things that i do to get thr

they have reportedly agreed a year—long loan, with roma paying a fee of £2.7 million. i couldn't promise chris regular football. of course, he is on the plane over now and i think he will enjoy the experience over there. it's a big club, a good league. there are not many english players who have had the chance to play in italy and i'm sure he will come back stronger and better for it. matt ritchie could be out for a couple of months due to an ankle ligament injury. england defender lucy bronze has been giving us her reaction to being named uefa's women's player of the year. she said she was ecstatic and humbled to receive the honour, which came after an outstanding season for her country and club, lyon. she's the first english player to win the award, but she was on international duty last night and couldn't collect it in person. she spoke to us via skype this morning and told us her mum had ideas about taking her place in monaco. i texted her and told her about it and she said, i will go there and i will pick the award up for you, i will sit next door to ronaldo so i

there's many moments in 2018, like i can say the game against tottenham was the top, the game against roma was also unbelievable. so each moment i feel like i'm scoring goals, helping the team to get the points, to be top in the league, you know, that's always a great feeling. anything that you will be looking forward to in the coming year overall? i think ijust want to win something with the club, so everyone is excited, everyone is happy about that, so i also tried to push myself every day to help the team to win something. this season, everyone has... i don't want to say motivation, but everyone wants to win something, so i think we will carry on. congratulations, mohamed, the winner for the 2018 bbc african footballer of the year. thank you very much, thank you. britain's royal family have revealed the photos they're putting on their christmas cards this year. don't worry if you're not on their list, we can show you what they've picked. the duke and duchess of cambridge have chosen a picture of their family at their norfolk home, while harry and meghan are seen watching fireworks at th

it has been criticised by teams like ac milan and roma. series a. it has been criticised by teams like ac milan and romam series a. it has been criticised by teams like ac milan and roma. it is fed that this has been lost in translation. it has been counter—productive. apes and monkeys have no place in any kind of antiracist campaign. art can be abstract and powerful but what i believe this piece has done is highlighted the chasm that there is between the majority and the minority and their understanding of the images that carry so much weight. commissioned by bosses of serie a, it follows controversies. following this black friday headline hitting headlines for all the wrong reasons. just last night, there was another monkey chant from varona fans. but despite criticism, the artist defends his work. from my point of view, this shows how the mind is twisted by all the things that are happening right now because of pure mind, a pure heart, without any, i don't know the word in english, but a pure heart can see this campaign as a really hu

powerful, but we strongly disagree with the use of monkeys as images in the fight against racism as roma also criticised the campaign, they said the campaign follows a string of recent racist incidents in italian football, in september, cagliari fans made monkey noises at inter milan's romelu lukaku. a month later, mario balotelli was subjected to monkey chants from brescia fans. and earlier this month, the italian newspaper corriere dello sport was criticised for the headline ‘black friday‘ alongside images of roma defender chris smalling and inter striker lukaku prior to a match between the sides. welljoining me now is former chairman of the professional footballers association, anti—racism and mental health campaigner clarke ca rlisle. listening to the artist there, the intent seem to be benign but what misfired? art can be very abstract and like they said, it can be very powerful but what i believe that this piece has done is highlighted the chasm that there is between the majority in the minority and their understanding of the images that carry so understanding of the images t

roma say the intention of the article was positive but it has been ruined by a "terrible" headline. the paper itself says it's an innocent headline that is being "turned into poison by those who have poison inside themselves". anthonyjoshua says he's punching like a kicking horse ahead of his re—match against andy ruinunior. they fight in saudi arabia on saturday night, withjoshua looking to win back the heavyweight title belts he lost to ruiz in that shock defeat in june. joshua says he's had to re—assess they way he prepares for this fight. i tell you, i am punching like a horse kicking back right now. my kinetic chain, my rhythm, there's no tension in my body. we say loose and heavy, loose and heavy. rhythm and flow. that is what boxing is about. we're going back to the ‘70s. that is what the afro is out. ‘70s fighters. i've just been studying his game. rather than doing weights and stuff like that, i'm just going tojust box, man. 0ur reporter ade adedoyin is in saudi arabia, he says it's clear thatjoshua's new training regime has made a difference. he is like the differe

roma say the headline is "terrible", but that the article itself was positive. the paper has defended its "innocent" headline. well, footballjournalist nicky bandini. it's something that's really not easy to address when you talk about the fact that even after having sort of being told by the protagonist, the people on this front page that this language isn't good, the editors still didn't see what they had done wrong, and said they were wrong. that is something that goes way beyond football. in terms of football since we had lukaku and donatelli getting abused, we've seen clu bs donatelli getting abused, we've seen clubs trying to make initiatives to do things. i would argue they are strongly not enough being done on a consolidated level. but at least they are saying that this is bad and we should try and address this. but this is different, this is someone saying they don't believe this is wrong and flat—out disagreeing. and thatis wrong and flat—out disagreeing. and that is not an easy thing for football to fix. whilst the condemnation perhaps can most st

of course, we have been in touch with chris just so he knows that we will back him and support him, roma do as well. but, yeah... i don't work in your line of business but wow, that is incredible. at least we do not see that here, you see least we do not see that here, you see lots of different things but we don't see that. that has to be stamped out. we're counting down to the big world title fight between british boxer anthonyjoshua and andy ruiz junior. the fight — which is a rematch of course — takes place tomorrow at the diriyah arena in saudi arabia. this lunchtime the weight in is taking place and these are the live pictures. the undercard the underca rd fighters the undercard fighters are going through their away end at the moment. you can of course follow this and see much more over the course of the next few hours. the fight itself will be live on radio 5 live, and boxing expert have been telling us how different the athletes may appear to us and help the contrasting look may affect that fight. he isjust one of those sporting freaks that can look like he sat on the sofa, wa

they avoid the likes of paris st germain, barcelona and roma in the tour, but they could still get barcelona, juventus or real madrid. they are not the only strong side, but this year, it is quite special. i don't think you can really face bayern munich and paris st germain very often in the last 16 if you win the group. and all the others. so thatis the group. and all the others. so that is quite interesting. after defeats in the first two ashes test and criticism over a lack of fighting spirit, england —— what england wouldn't give to see ben stokes out in the field with them. that is unlikely, but he has been named in the one—day series in the new year. and the swiss has more from adelaide. england now know they have a mountain to climb if they are to retain the ashes. they have a two—day warm up game in perth this weekend before the third test gets underway next week, and they know that if australia win that test, they will regain the ashes, and just to make it even more daunting, england have not won in perth since 1978. one man who is not here with england is ben stokes, curren

, four for roma, but the big winner is roma, that one best nontidal. the favourite was best outstanding british film, including a gong for best actress olivia colman, but roma took best picture and best director for this black—and—white mexican film, the first film in a foreign language to win best film here at the bafta since 1987, shonda flores. win best film here at the bafta since1987, shonda floresli win best film here at the bafta since 1987, shonda flores. i know you are a big fan of roma, so that will please you. but the favourite, a british phone, had 12 nominations as you said —— the favourite, but seven awards. quite a high conversion rate here at the baftas, and asa conversion rate here at the baftas, and as a olivia colman said when accepting her award, we have had quite a night, haven't we? she said the cast would all go and get very, very drunk a bit later. we will see about that but they do deserve it. a great night for a film that has won hearts, the biggest cheer went to olivia colman, big cheerfor it winning outstanding briti

rami malek won the leading actor prize for bohemian rhapsody, roma was named best film. guests g u ests of guests of honour, the duke and duchess of cambridge. the royal theme at film the favourite maybe won the of awards but it was roma that took her best director and best film. the first time ever and netflix production has won the night's most stitches price. perhaps the night's most political speech was from its director. world separation and isolation is not a solution to anything. it simply an excuse to hide our fear within arab basic instincts. whether we like it or not, we are all connected, sharing space and time. when we finally choose to embrace that connection, to show compassion towards one another, we will rise together. british star rachel weisz won best supporting actress for their favourite with took seven awards in touch —— total including best british fell, best costume design and best actress for olivia colman. —— the favourite. you make did you? look at reachout look at me! how daily! closer rise! —— close your eyes. must keep it together

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i think roma can win best phone. the last foreign—language film to win the double was in 1989, i think. a rare occurrence. i think roma is good enough, big enough, extraordinary enough to do that.“ beale street could talk director barryjenkins on the red carpet, did very well with moonlight. nominated for adapted screenplay, the novel from 1974 about the love story set in harlem in the 1970s. most beautiful of the year. unlucky not to be in more categories. regina, the actress, at the oscars, regina king, but not nominated here. i think richard e grant, one of the biggest cheers at the royal albert hall. never nominated. withnail and i was hall. never nominated. withnail and iwasa hall. never nominated. withnail and i was a cult film that grew and grew. for him but can you ever forgive me is a bit similar. we should have awarded you 32 years ago, we will really want you tonight. great performance in green book. the rising star award is an opportunity for the public to say who they think made an impression. people

it such a personal film, roma, down. it such a personalfilm, roma, and it emphasises how personal it is. rachel weisz is with lizo. she is. best supporting actress, this is a wonderful retelling of the story of queen anna. so entertaining, what was it like to be pa rt entertaining, what was it like to be part of that? very exciting, to work with the goddesses that are olivia coleman and emma stone, it was a true ensemble. each one of us relied on the other does not, so it's likely that all three of us have been recognised here tonight. emma stone is not here, because she's filming. she sends her regards. her english accent is better than mine. and of course, how wonderful to see a movie with three female characters of the centre doing so well at the awards, doing so well critically, and at the box office. it is, yes. i mean, women are, we are 51% of the planet may be, so it's good to have our stories told too. definitely. what was the most challenging thing thing for you, wasn't striking the balance between humour and dr

roma, bohemian rhapsody, the musical remake a star is born, and the space drama ‘first man‘ are all nominated in seven categories. the duke and duchess of cambridge are also attending the ceremony. the royal couple walked the red carpet at the royal albert hall in the past half hour. prince william, who is the president of bafta, will present the academy's highest accolade, the fellowship, to the film editor thelma schoonmaker. let's take a look now at some of the nominations for best film. i'm not risking my life from preventing a couple of rednecks from lighting sticks on fire. this is the job, what your problem? that's my problem, for you if you could say, for me it's a job. —— crusade. it's not personal, nor should it be. why haven't you bought into this? why should i? because you are jewish, brother. the so—called chosen people. who did your makeup? we went with something dramatic, do you like it? you look like a badger. 0h. are you going to cry? really? well, what do you think you look like? a badger. tell me what you're trying to say. i don't know. you know, i'll miss it. then sa

is clearly going to win best picture and now as we get towards to oscars and everybody thinks that roma will win best picture, a star is born, its star has slightly waned. however, as we all know, awards are massively unpredictable. i thought it was really great. as somebody who actually — i liked the streisand version and the judy garland version obviously definitive. i did think that this was, you know, and i went into it thinking ‘please don't be bad' and it wasn't, it was really good. ok, we can't let you go without a word about albert finney who has very sadly died at the age of 82. one of the great stars of stage and screen. and an extraordinary career. at one point, the face of british cinema. saturday night sunday morning, oscar nominated for a huge variety of roles, going from things like tom jones, murder on the orient express, the dresser, erin brockovich from 2001. also great performances in things like tim burton's big fish which i think he got a golden globe nomination for. and of course a bafta fellowship which is a very high honour. it's also important to remember no

‘roma', ‘bohemian rhapsody‘, the musical remake ‘a star is born', and the space drama ‘first man' are all nominated in seven categories. as the actors and actresses arrived earlier this evening some of them gave their reaction to being nominated, including rachel weisz who was up against her co—star emma stone for best supporting actress — and, as we've just heard, has won that award. very exciting to be part of this story, to work with the goddesses that are olivia colman and ms dhoni. it was a kind of true ensemble, age one of us relied on the other two, so it is lovely that all three of us have been recognised tonight. and there is not here because she is filming but she sent regards, she is an honorary brit at this stage, her accent is better than mine. there is an extra sense of responsibility in playing someone who really lived, and the attention to detail and just the awareness of being respectful of the awareness of being respectful of the legacy of that person. so absolutely, but at the end of the day also myjob was always the same in trying that i have to try to go as de

best film went to black and white mexican drama roma. the first time a netflix film has won the night's most prestigious award. lizo mzimba, bbc news. time for the weather. here is mel coles. for many as we head through the coming week, february will feel more springlike. many areas seem glorious spells of sunshine through the day. it is more settled because we have an area of high pressure moving towards the south and west. this will have a great influence on the weather during the week. northerly winds today. as we head through the week we bring in milder airfrom the south and west. through today we have got some good spells of sunshine. it is fresher down north sea coastal areas. we are starting to see more cloud working its way into northern ireland and western scotla nd into northern ireland and western scotland before the end of play. the winds are light. breezier for the western isles. template is not doing too badly, particularly towards the south and west. keep an eye on this temperature for aberdeenshire as we head through tomo

the spanish—language film roma was named best film. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba was there. his report does contain flash photography. guests of honour on the red carpet — the duke and duchess of cambridge. and joining them at the ceremony was acting royalty. royal—themed film the favourite may have won the most awards, but it was the black—and—white mexican movie roma which took home best director for alfonso cuaron, and best film, the first time ever a netflix production has won the night's most prestigious prize. cuaron, born in mexico, gave perhaps the night's most political speech. retreating back to a world of separation and isolation is not a solution to anything. it's simply an excuse to hide our fear within our basest instincts. whether we like it or not, we're all connected, sharing a space and time. and when we finally choose to embrace that connection, to show compassion towards one another, we all rise together. go back to your rooms. british star rachel weisz won best supporting actress for the favo

roma has been the subject of a massive campaign by netflix to win oscars. the chief aim to bring a best picture victory to director alfonso cuaron‘s largely autobiographical portrait of his family's housemaid in his childhood home in mexico city in early 1970s. cuaron is taking the big marketing push in his stride. yeah, of course. netflix, like any other company behind any of the films, they do a lot of work doing the promotion and the marketing. i am very pleased about it. i'm very pleased because roma is a very unlikely film to have this amazing support that is happening in terms of a marketing campaign. it's been estimated that netflix has spent more than $25 million on its oscars campaign. it knows winning would definitely generate a return, it would bring top filmmakers to them. they need high—quality content providers and oscars help with that goal. if you can show that you might win an oscar, and will put a lot into helping you get that, i think that helps them retain and attract the very top talent in the film industry and that is important, es