league as the semi between bayern munich and real madrid finishes honours even. the defending champion survives a scare to reach the madrid open quarter—finals. ronnie o'sullivan comes from behind to draw level with stuart bingham at the world snooker championship. and water sportsjoin together to call for rivers, lakes and coasts to be cleaned up in the uk. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. bayern munich against real madrid — with the stellar talent on show, promised so much, and their champions league semi—final duly delivered. two of england's big names in harry kane and jude bellingham

were facing up on opposite sides, with kane proving the catalyst, once again, to turn things around for bayern. and real scrambling a late equaliser ahead of the second leg. john murray was watching. it was a most enjoyable first leg as two of the great clubs went at it. on the first half, they calm byron munich with sucker punch scoring the opening after tom this made a dominant start. but the match up to level after the break. first, flashing in the equaliserfor 1—1— within four minutes, he harry kane from the penalty spot, his 43rd goal for byron munich. however, the last ten minutes, real madrid brought it back to square also from the penalty and the second goal of the tie. forjude bellingham it was a quiet night in substitution but his team will be favoured next week and the spanish capital were real madrid are unbeaten

in their own stadium for over a year. the other semi—final takes place on wednesday — with paris saint—germain and dortmund going head to head in germany. psg are on the hunt for a first champions league trophy still. they were in the same group earlier this season when psg won at home and earned a draw in dortmund. they'll be hoping for more of the same, with kylian mbappe saying he'll leave the club at the end of this season when his contract expires. dortmund though, as the underdogs, could spring a surprise. translation: it may be - we are the team with the less experience but maybe with the biggest hunger. this is something that we need to make an exam to which to our favour, it is a special night for us. we need to perform better and then we'll have a chance to go to wembley but this is about paris, it is about us and we are ready and i do not care, who the favourites or who are the underdogs are, as long as there's a chance and i can feel this chance and if there's a chance, let's go forward. ipswich town, in the championship, are so close now

to back—to—back promotions in the english football league, after beating coventry city on tuesday night, a result which puts them on the verge of automatic promotion to the premier league. they beat the english fa cup semi—finalists 2—1, with cameron burgess scoring their winner in the second half. the victory puts them three points clear of leeds united, ahead of the final fixtures of the season this weekend. a point will see them up. a remarkable achievement, given they were in the third tier this time last year. disappointment for rafael nadal, who was beaten in straight sets byjiri lehecka at the madrid open. the world number 31 is the lowest—ranked player to ever defeat nadal in a clay—court contest. carlos alcaraz is through to the last eight. but he was pushed all the way by jan lennard struff. the defending champion won in three sets, taking the decider on a tie—break, in what was a rematch of last year's final. alcaraz has now extended his winning streak in the tournament to a record—equalling 1a matches. earlier, world numberfour

daniil medvedev made it through to the last eight, after beating alexander bublik in three sets, and a landmark for him, he's reached at least the quarter—final stage, at all nine atp masters 1000 events. the russian will play lehecka next. in the women's side of the draw — world number one iga swiatek dropped her first set of this year's tournament. swiatek, a finalist last year, came from a set down to beat beatriz haddad maia. and she'll play the american madison keys, who staged a stunning fightback to beat eighth seed ons jabeur. keys lost the first set six love, took the second 7—5, before winning the decider 6—1. and great britain have been drawn against germany in the first round of the billiejean king cup finals in november. if they win that tie, anne keothavong's team will face top seeds canada in the quarter finals in seville. we're at the quarter—final stage of the world snooker championship, and the tournament favourite

ronnie o'sullivan is locked at four frames all with stuart bingham. bingham took the first two frames of the session, before o'sullivan fought back to move ahead at 4—3. but the 2015 winner bingham then took the final frame of the session, to level the match ahead of wednesday's conclusion. o'sullivan is looking to win the tournament for a record breaking eighth time. and the four—time championjohn higgins fought back from 4—0 down, to trail kyren wilson by five frames to three, after the opening session of their quarter—final. 13 is the target for a place in the semis. one of this year's favourites judd trump has a match on his hands — the 2019 champion is level at eight frames all with qualifier jakjones of wales. it's been a close contest, with trump edging ahead at 8—7 butjones made a century break in the final frame of the session to level the match going into wednesday's finale. and david gilbert is 10—6 up against stephen maguire. gilbert was 7—1 up at one stage, before maguire launched a fight back.

a break of 7a in the final frame of tuesday's session gives the glaswegian hope. jofra archer has been recalled to the england squad for the first time in a year for the defence of their t20 world cup title injune. the 29—year—old hasn't played top level cricket since last may, due to a recurring elbow injury, with fellow fast bowler chrisjordan also recalled. the tournament has been expanded to 20 teams for the first time, with england in a group with scotland, australia, namibia and oman. jofra is that bowler who is so special, you do everything you can to try to get him back playing and taking the longer road this time but as always with jofra it's fingers crossed until he's there playing.

you don't quite believe it until he is tracking well at the moment and when he gets to that pakistan series and how he keeps going to their and we're doing everything we can and he is in a good spot. there are nine water based sports in this summer's olympics in paris — some of them in the pool — but many in the open—water outdoors. with concerns about pollution, several of the uk bodies that represent those sports have united to demand that the government addresses water quality in the country's rivers, lakes and coastal waters. our sport editor dan roan has more. pupils at greenbank primary in rochdale, enjoying their weekly session on the water. the school offers sailing courses at a local reservoir and, for the kids, it's one of their favourite lessons of the week. well, sometimes when it's windy it goes really fast, so you get a bit scared. but other than that, it's quite fun. it's very cool. is it a good thing to do? definitely. yeah, because it's still a sport, so you still get exercise. the water quality here at hollingworth lake is good

but the same cannot be said elsewhere. amid mounting concern over the threat of illness due to pollution, seven national governing bodies of water—based sports, including sailing, swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, rowing and angling have now formed an alliance to demand clean, open water across the uk on behalf of a combined 450,000 members. they're worried about if their children are going to get sick, if they're going to get sick. our athletes are concerned when they go out training, are they going to get poorly doing the thing that they love? so yeah, we're hearing it every day now. there's a lot of rivers that are under real threat from sewage discharge, and that puts our members and our community under direct health threat. a government spokesperson said sewage pollution in our waters is unacceptable, which is why we have taken action to ban water bosses�* bonuses when criminal breaches have occurred, quadrupled company inspections next year, provided more funding to our water regulators and fast—tracked investment to cut spills. money hope this unprecedented coming together by a

water—based sports helps ensure places like this are projected for generations to come. but it's notjust here at the grassroots of sport that there are concerns about water pollution. last month's boat race was overshadowed by concerns over sewage levels in the thames with high levels of e.coli detected. the sport wants regulators to be strengthened along with access to real—time water quality information. we access to real-time water quality information. we work closely with _ quality information. we work closely with the _ quality information. we work closely with the government | quality information. we work - closely with the government and want water companies, everyone who has a voice, leadership role, part to play on this, if haven't stepped up already, it is time to step up because we will ultimately run out of time. �* , ., will ultimately run out of time. �* , . ., , will ultimately run out of time. �*, . ., , ., time. it's amid fears pollution in the reverse _ time. it's amid fears pollution in the reverse and _ time. it's amid fears pollution in the reverse and could - in the reverse and could jeopardise the swimming leg of the paris olympics triathlon competition. even the very biggest sports events not immune from concerns over water quality. finally — leading formula 1 designer adrian newey is negotiating an exit from red bull, which would leave him free to join

another team next year. his early departure from the world champions is expected to be announced within days following talks over his contract. newey�*s next team is not yet decided but ferrari are hot favourites to sign him. we shall see if that happens. that's it from us here. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. well, it has been gradually warming up over the last couple of days, at least for most of us. the weather, on the other hand, a little hit and miss. and in fact, that is the

outlook for the next few days. some warm sunshine, yes, but also a chance of catching some rain. now, weather fronts are close by — you can see it here on the satellite picture — and that also means some damp weather through the early hours and into wednesday morning, particularly around the irish sea coasts and also around the north sea coasts. but for most of us, it's a dry start to the day, a little misty and murky in places. here are the temperatures first thing — around 9 in london, 8 in belfast, maybe the glens of scotland around 11—5 celsius. now, many of us will wake up to some sunshine, maybe hazy skies in places. and i think it should stay generally dry through the day, although a few showers are possible inland in central parts of the uk, and also damp conditions at times are possible along the north sea coast where it'll be coolest. temperatures in newcastle, only 1a degrees — deeper inland it'll be closer to 18, perhaps 20. and then wednesday night we're expecting some heavy rain to come in from the south. this could be thundery rain and downpours are likely almost anywhere across southern england, perhaps into the midlands and also southern parts of wales, and flashes of lightning

certainly a possibility. so that's how we start thursday. then here's that weather front, which could bring the thundery weather for a time across some southern parts of the uk. now, the air�*s relatively warm — it's actually coming in out of the east—south—east. but because the north sea is quite cold, see that wind blowing off the north sea? it will actually drag in that cooler air to the north sea coasts. so that does mean that places like newcastle and hull could only be around, say, 13, 1a, 15, whereas out towards the west it could be as high as 20 degrees celsius. so that was thursday. this is friday, still a possibility of some showers brought in by that easterly breeze, maybe the odd crack of thunder as well. the best of the weather probably in western parts of scotland on friday. and in one or two spots we could even see highs reaching 20 degrees celsius. the north sea coast, once again, will be fairly chilly. so that outlook then,

yes, it is going to be a bit of a mixed bag. it's not going to be particularly cold — temperatures, in fact, closer to the average for the time of the year. that's it for me. bye— bye.

live from washington. this is bbc news. this is the scene live at columbia university, where police raid pro—palestinian protests, that have spreading across us campuses. pressure grows for a ceasefire

deal to be reached, as israel doubles down on carrying out an offensve in the south of gaza. plus: a new yorkjudge fines donald trump for violating a gag order in his hush money trial. hello. i'm sumi somaskanda. it's another evening of unrest on campuses right now in the us. we want to show you some live pictures now. this is the scene at columbia university, where there is a large police presence and traffic has been shut down in both directions along broadway. the nypd says its operation on campus has begun there. they have set up a structure to enter hamilton hall. we have seen police in riot gear begin to enter hamilton hall, which a group of demonstrators has been occupying since the early hours of tuesday. according to local radio reports, students have been told to shelter in place. and according to a university

e—mail, administrators have told students that �*non—compliance may result