hello, and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories...ations of inappropriate behaviour. you know, i deny anything — any of the allegations that have been made. so for me, it's absolutely business is normal, focusing on preparing for the season ahead. rohit and ravi — a hundred apiece helps india recover from a shaky start to the third test against england. and i'm off! kylian mbappe tells psg he's leaving at the end of the season. hello again, welcome along. the boss of the red bull formula one team, christian horner, has made his first public appearance since allegations of inappropriate and controlling behaviour were made against him by a female colleague. he admitted that the allegations — which he denies — were a distraction, but he said it was business as normal as the team focus on preparing for the new season. he was speaking to our sports news correspondent laura scott. it was planned as a celebration of 20 years of red bull racing, and the unveiling of the car they hope will help them defend their two world titles. but with the

hugh ferris has more. the all—female crew spending a total of eight months together going around the world in maiden. and this is the crucial part of their journey because rounding cape horn is something that no woman of colour has ever done before but we can speak to one of those who became the first. she is here alongside her skipper and you are both in uruguay, thank you forjoining us. vi, how was cape horn, was it as intimidating as it looks from this distance? it is nice. we passed cape horn during the night and it was an amazing moment. i don't know, the graduation, it is amazing. and a long way not only geographically but in terms of the whole trip from where you grew up in durban where i understand you was scared of the sea and could not swim? yes. yeah. i could not swim and growing up as a kid you are being told that you mustn't go near the water that there were monsters and everything because they knew we could not swim so they tried to protect us and i only learned how to swim in 2019 so, yeah,

hello, i'm hugh ferris. welcome to sportsday.man known as rugby's first superstar, barryjohn, passes away. a legend for wales and the lions. he was 79 years old. a clash of the calamities. mistakes abound at the emirates as arsenal strike a big blow in the title race. a biggest home league win of the season for manchester united takes them into the top six. and it might be beyond even bazball. but england start their chase of 399 to win the second test in india. welsh rugby legend barryjohn has died at the age of 79. the former fly half's family announced that he passed away peacefully in hospital surrounded by his wife and four children. it's less than a month since welsh rugby mourned another of its most revered players, jpr williams, a teammate ofjohn. joe wilson looks back on the life of a true great. running on the inside. can he get there? what a try! what a score! before rugby union was all muscularity, there was poetry and the pace and the rhythm was in the feet of barryjohn. as a fly—half number 10 he dictated the play.

i'm hugh ferris. for their fans, manchester city are clicking into gear atjust the right time. for their rivals, the champions are looking a little ominous. their 3—1 win at brentford on monday night was a ninth straight in all competitions and took them to within two points of premier league leaders liverpool. the goals were all provided by phil foden, his hattrick helping city come from behind to win. it might have been more if it wasn't for the saves of brentford keeper mark flekken, but now if city win their game in hand, which is later this month at home to the same opposition, they'll go top of the table. i'v e i've been getting goals and assists recently. i've been playing more centrally as well i think. that's one of the reasons why i think yes, it's important for me to be an attacker to get the goals and assist. i think the team need to rely on players like me to find a solution, so i want to be that player. and long may that continue. south korea could go a step closer to their first asian cup title since 1960 later, but to reach the final they'll need their somewhat

hello, welcome to sportsday with me, hugh ferris. here's what's coming up on the programme.thod — england are beaten by india by 434 runs in rajkot. rasmus�* run continues — the danish striker scores again as manchester united win in the premier league. and jannik sinner stretches his unbeaten start to the year to 15. he's the rotterdam 0pen champion. hello there, welcome along to sportsday. it's fair to say england's approach to test cricket has been nothing short of entertaining — high octane at the best of times. but in rajkot, their swashbuckling attitude backfired, beaten heavily by india in the third test, losing by 434 runs to go 2—1 down in the five—match series. day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. he ended unbeaten on 214 as india declared on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to — bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that, for england, is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 and india's biggest win that way in their history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like

i'm hugh ferris. it appears kylian mbappe�*s destination is the one we all expected.he psg forward has agreed to join real madrid in the summer when his contract with the french club expires. no deal has yet been signed with real. but it's thought it'll be for five years and could be announced once it is no longer possible for the clubs to meet in this season's champions league. mainly it is the glory, when they come here they know that his image and reputation is going to be broadcast all around the world. i know kylian mbappe is already well known in this case but when they come to real madrid the image is strengthened much more. andreas brehme, who scored the goal that gave west germany the world cup in 1990, has died at the age of 63. his winning penalty in the final against argentina was one of eight international goals the full back scored. and made him an instant german hero. brehme won 86 caps for his country. and also won bundesliga titles with both bayern munich and kaiserslauten, as well as winning serie a in italy while at inter milan. well, inter have sai

i'm hugh ferris.od — england are beaten by india by 434 runs in rajkot. rasmus' run continues — the danish striker scores again, as manchester united win in the premier league. and jannik sinner stretches his unbeaten start to the year to 15. he's the rotterdam 0pen champion. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. it's fair to say england's approach to test cricket has been nothing short of entertaining. high octane at the best of times. but, in rajkot, their swashbuckling attitude backfired, beaten heavily by india in the 3rd test, losing by 434 runs to go 2—1 down in the five—match series. day 4 started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. he ended unbeaten on 214 as india declared their second inning on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that, for england, is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 — and india's biggest win that way in their history. it's a very good feeling

hugh ferris has more: yes, it is a famous boat that is, that has embarked on a famous race.n is something no woman of colour has ever done before, but we can speak to one of those that became the first, alongside the skipper. you are both in uruguay. think forjoining us. come on, then — how was cape horn? as intimating as it looks from this distance? it is pre—nice, actually. it is pretty nice, actually. we passed cape horn during the night, but it was an amazing moment, just like, i don't know, the graduation for being in the ocean. it is amazing. and a long way not only geographically but also in terms of this whole trip from where you grew up in durban. i understand you are scared of the sea and could not swim? yes! laughter i could not swim, and growing up as a kid, you are being told that you must not go near the water, maybe there are monsters and everything, because they knew we cannot swim, so they were trying to protect us. i only learned how to swim in 2019. so, yeah, this is a big change for me, from not knowing how to swim to this stage of sailing around the worl

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris.n the method — england are beaten by india by 434 runs in rajkot. rasmus' run continues — the danish striker scores again, as manchester united win in the premier league. and jannik sinner stretches his unbeaten start to the year to 15. he's the rotterdam 0pen champion. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. it's fair to say england's approach to test cricket has been nothing short of entertaining. high octane at the best of times. but, in rajkot, their swashbuckling attitude backfired, beaten heavily by india in the 3rd test losing by 434 runs to go 2—1 down in the five match series. day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. he ended unbeaten on 214 as india declared on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that for england is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 and india's biggest win that way in history. biggest win that way in their history. it's

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. our top stories this lunchtime.orever linked with one moment, andreas brehme has passed away, 3a years after scoring the goal that won the world cup for west germany. mbappe is madrid bound, the france forward agrees a deal to join mbappe is madrid bound, the france forward agrees a deal tojoin real madrid when he leaves psg in the summer. and sam costelow who has been recalled to the wales starting line—up for their six nations match against ireland on saturday. hello again. one of the few men to score a world cup winning goal, andreas brehme, has died at the age of 63. he scored a penalty to win the trophy for west germany in 1990. our correspondent andy swiss is with me in the studio. that is a name that will always be remembered for one particular moment.— that will always be remembered for one particular moment. that's right, andreas brehme _ one particular moment. that's right, andreas brehme was _ one particular moment. that's right, andreas brehme was actually - one particular moment. that's right, andreas b

i'm hugh ferris. for their fans, manchester city are clicking into gear atjust the right time.e ominous. their 3—1 win at brentford on monday night was a ninth straight in all competitions and took them to within two points of premier league leaders liverpool. the goals were all provided by phil foden, his hattrick helping city come from behind to win. it might have been more if it wasn't for the saves of brentford keeper mark flekken, but now if city win their game in hand, which is later this month at home to the same opposition, they'll go top of the table. i'v e i've been getting goals and assists recently. i've been playing more centrally as well i think. that's one of the reasons why i think yes, it's important for me to be an attacker to get the goals and assist. i think the team need to rely on players like me to find a solution, so i want to

hugh ferris has more.l—female crew spending a total of eight months together going around the world in maiden. and this is the crucial part of theirjourney because rounding cape horn is something that no woman of colour has ever done before but we can speak to one of those who became the first. she is here alongside her skipper and you are both in uruguay, thank you for thejoining us. are both in uruguay, thank you forthejoining us. how are both in uruguay, thank you for thejoining us. how was cape horn, was it as intimidating as it looks from this distance? it intimidating as it looks from this distance?— this distance? it is nice. we assed this distance? it is nice. we passed cape _ this distance? it is nice. we passed cape horn _ this distance? it is nice. we passed cape horn during i this distance? it is nice. we | passed cape horn during the night and it was an amazing moment. i don't know, the graduation, it is amazing. find graduation, it is amazing. and a lona graduation, it is amazing. and a long w

i'm hugh ferris. it appears kylian mbappe's destination is the one we all expected. with real. but it's thought it'll be for five years and could be announced once it is no longer possible for the clubs to meet in this season's champions league. mainly it is the glory, when they come here they know that his image and reputation is going to be broadcast all around the world. i know kylian mbappe is already well known in this case but when they come to real madrid the

with me hugh ferris. our headlines this evening. rugby�*s first superstar barryjohn passes away.d for wales and the lions. he was 79 years old. a clash of the calamities. mistakes abound at the emirates as arsenal strike a big blow in the title race. a biggest home league win of the season for manchester united takes them into the top six. it might be beyond even bazball. but england start their chase of 399 to win the second test in india. hello again. welcome along. welsh rugby legend barryjohn has died at the age of 79. the former fly—half�*s family announced that he passed away peacefully in hospital surrounded by his wife and four children. it's less than a month since welsh rugby mourned another of its most revered players, jpr williams, a teammate ofjohn. i joe wilson looks back on the life of a true great. running on the inside. can he get there? what a try! what a score! before rugby union was all muscularity, there was poetry and the pace and the rhythm was in the feet of barryjohn. as a fly—half number 10 he dictated the play. he made a split—second decisions without e

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris.ns in rajkot. rasmus' run continues — the danish striker scores again, as manchester united win in the premier league. and jannik sinner stretches his unbeaten start to the year to 15. he's the rotterdam 0pen champion. hello there and welcome along to sportsday. it's fair to say england's approach to test cricket has been nothing short of entertaining. high octane at the best of times. but, in rajkot their swashbuckling attitude backfired beaten heavily by india in the 3rd test losing by 434 runs to go 2—1 down in the five match series. day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings. he ended unbeaten on 214 as india declared on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122 to lose by a margin that for england is their largest in terms of runs since 1934 and india's biggest win that way in history. it's a very good feeling to win a game like that, and especially with such a young team. you know,

now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris.anchester city's first dropped points in the premier league for two months, with the title race taking another twist on saturday. liverpool stay top. they won 4—1 at brentford with mo salah scoring on his return to the side. while city needed to win to stay second, but they couldn't. held 1—1 by chelsea at the etihad, on a day erling haaland missed a host of good chances. the champions were heading for defeat after raheem sterling scored against his former side. but rodri's equaliser at least kept their year—long unbeaten home record intact. the draw ends a run of 11 straight wins in all competitions. the first half was a little bit not our level and that will happen with many games. you have to play 90 minutes, notjust half. arsenal have now scored 11 goals in two games after winning 5—0 at burnley. bukayo saka got two of them, as they went above manchester city into second, two points behind leaders liverpool. the purpose that we are playing with. _ the purpose that we are playing wi

now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello from the bbc sport centre.a in the third test has given rise to more questions about england's approach to cricket's oldest format. it's brought ben stokes�* side some famous moments. but the asa—run margin of defeat in rajkot is their largest in terms of runs since 193a, and india's biggest win that way in history. day four started with yashasvi jaiswal matching the record for 12 sixes in a test innings — he ended unbeaten on 214 as india declared on 430—4. that set england a total of 557, which they never even got close to. bowled out for 122, india now lead the five match series 2—1 before the fourth test on friday. it's a really good feeling to win a game like that with such a young team. you know, not a lot of test matches, playing the 11 as well, a lot of credit to these young boys who have come in and shown a lot of character. it looks like they actually belong here and they want to stay here as well. losing england games are not where we want _ losing england games are not where we want to— losing engla

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris.t's greatest moments. we look ahead to ben stokes reaching a century of tests. harry kane's serach for silverware takes him to rome, for bayern munich's champoins league last—16 tie against lazio. a new season with new hopes... the netball super league enters a crucial campaign... also coming up on sportsday... we speak to oscar piastri, the mclaren driver his boss thinks will be a future formula one world champion. and torvill and dean return to the scene where they achieved skating perfection four decades on. it sort of sent chills up my spine just being there again and just taking in the sights and sounds of the city. it conjures up so many memories of a0 years ago. there are few people as central to their sport right now as ben stokes is to cricket. the england test captain will walk out tomorrow for his 100th match

now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. league action today. yes, to a dramatic ending in the first six nations match injust a second. manchester city are top of the premier league table, for the time being at least, after erling haaland helped them to a win over everton at the etihad. city are a point clear of liverpool after the 2—0 victory, with haaland providing both goals — his first since returning from a foot injury. it took until the 71st minute before the champions struck, but it set city on the way to a 10th successive win in all competitions. i think we always work hard as a team, so fantastic performance, a difficult game and good to win. we are already on a good run, i think ten in a row in the competition, so we are already doing quite well, so there has to be something and it's a good thing. the team never drops, so we didn't concede _ the team never drops, so we didn't concede once. we are stable, the back_ concede once. we are stable, the back for— concede once. we are stable, the back for is— concede once.

now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris.top of the premier league for the first time since november, even if it turns out to be brief. they started their match against everton two points behind leaders liverpool. and it's erling haaland who's given city the lead. everton are one of the six bottom teams that are all playing today. two of them meet at kenilworth road, where luton play sheffield united. another is travelling to anfield, where whatever happens at the etihad, liverpool will be expected to beat burnley, a result that would either retain or reestablish their lead. from the outside world, it is probably a banana skin but for us it is actually not because it is a a payment that we respect a lot. we have to be absolutely spot on. three major european races started the day with two points between the top two. however, in both spain and germany, those teams play each other on saturday in la liga. leaders real madrid host girona and it's the same in germany, where bayern munich have the chance to go top of the bundesliga

now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. hello from the bbc sport centre.against england after setting the tourists 399 to win the second match in vizag. the third day started well for ben stokes' side with james anderson taking two quick wickets. shubman gill — with his place in the india side under scrutiny — not only survived, he went on to make his third test century. england's bowlers stuck to their task and tom hartley ended up taking 4 wickets with india finally all out for 255. in reply england have made a positive start... but lost ben duckett just before the close finishing on 67 for 1. meanwhile afghanistan have fought back in their one off test against sri lanka in colombo. they trail the hosts by 42 runs with nine wickets remaining of their second innings. ibrahim zadran has scored his first test century, and was 101 not out at the end of day three. and australia have won their three match one day series against west indies with a match to spare. sean abbott scored a half century and took three wickets for the aussies who won by 83 runs in sydn

now it's time for a look at today's sport with hugh ferris. leaders liverpool facing arsenal at the emirates. the home side could go second and just two points behind liverpool with a win. meanwhile, the other three games today are into their second halves. manchester united now lead by 2—0. if they win that game against west ham they will go above them into sixth place. a goaljust before half—time for wolves second. things level up bournemouth. 0ver half—time for wolves second. things level up bournemouth. over an hour till the big game of the day budd manager sending strong messages their players. the team will have to give that first step and the crowd will have to react to that. on sunday it has to be different, it has to be from the beginning, from the whistle, the way you approach the game, the way you sit in the stand. you have to create an atmosphere. i am very confident that will be the case. that is going to happen, i think. we have to look at the team. that is it. the job is not to reflect on what they did, how fantastic they are, g

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i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening. spot the ball.d straight six nations win are taken away in the dying moments at murrayfield. england and wales could be serving up a similar ending at twickenham. into the closing stages and the home side are battlnig from behind. erling haaland finds the net for the first time since his return from injury. but it's liverpool who are still top of the league it's barely a week and a bit old but this year's six nations has already developed a habit of providing us with some drama. last weekend it was scotland at the centre of it... in victory. and today the same. scotland again. but in defeat. england and wales are doing their best to deliver on that front too. but at murrayfield the result was on the line, literally, right until the end with france winning 20—16. jo currie has the story. cheeks and chests puffed out, merrifield boyd and expectant after scotland's opening—round victory. today they hosted a wounded france. scotland exploiting space down the right, quick break and some safe —ish hands.

here's hugh ferris.rney, because of rounding cape horn is something no woman of colour has ever done before, but we can speak to one of those that became the first, alongside the skipper. you are both in uruguay. think forjoining us. come on, then — how was cape horn? as intimating as it looks from this distance? it is pre—nice, actually. we passed cape horn during the night, but it was an amazing moment, just like, i don't know, the graduation for being in the ocean. it is amazing. find a in the ocean. it is amazing. and a lona wa in the ocean. it is amazing. and a long way not _ in the ocean. it is amazing. and a long way not only _ in the ocean. it is amazing. and a long way not only geographically but also in terms of this whole trip from where you grew up in durban. i understand you are scared of the sea and could not swim? yes! laughter i could not and could not swim? i'esi laughter i could not swim, and could not swim? iesl laughter i could not swim, and and could not swim? iesi laughter i could no

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. here are this evening's top stories.squeeze a first win in cardiff for 22 years. they start the six nations by holding off a furious wales fightback. blown away by bumrah... england have another pickle to get out of in india. everton rescue a dramatic draw in the premier league and they're not the only ones. hello, again. welcome. scotland have added their name to england and ireland in posting opening weekend wins in the six nations. but they did so after being forced to hold off a wales fightback in cardiff. their victory 27—26 in a game they led 27—0. 0lly foster is at the principality stadium for us. they tried to upend the assumptions we were making in the early stages of the second half.— we were making in the early stages of the second half. yeah, they were home and hosed, _ of the second half. yeah, they were home and hosed, the _ of the second half. yeah, they were home and hosed, the scots, - of the second half. yeah, they were | home and hosed, the scots, weren't they? but the scottish players have onlyjust th

i'm hugh ferris.ur headlines this evening: mid—february has arrived — that means football gets back on the european train. we're in denmark to look ahead to the holders' last 16 first leg. the lionesses welcome back leah. after nearly a year out of international football, she returns to the england squad. billed as a fourth major, a new saudi snooker tournament will have a prize pot only bettered by the world championship. also coming up on sportsday: this is women's football new most expensive star. racheal kundananji is costing an american club more than £600,000. hello again. welcome along to sportsday this evening. there are lots of scientific reasons for determining the date when spring has officially sprung. in the world of football, rather than the weather, it's now. the european competitions resume this week, and after a group stage in which managers talked about securing continental football in the spring, well, here we are. the champions league is the first to embark on its knockout phase. t

sport, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's hugh ferris. from the bbc sport centre. a hearing into a complaint of inappropriate behaviour made against red bull formula one team boss christian horner will take place on friday. bbc sport understands the claims relate to an allegation of inappropriate and controlling behaviour and while red bull has not confirmed the nature of the complaint, the team said it took the allegations "extremely seriously" when they emerged on monday and started an investigation. horner has told a dutch newspaper he completely denies the claims. chelsea manager maurcio pochettino�*s asking for patience as he tries to rectify his team's poor form. he insists he has recieved positive messages from chelsea's owners despite their slide down to 11th in the premier league after back—to—back defeats and he wants the fans to stay optimistic too. we are demanding the support to the team, to the players, because i know the quality, and we know the quality of the players, the players have an amazing quality. the only pub is ta

hugh ferris has been investigating... fernandez! how about that for a finish. 50 fernandez!been an — finish. so much of the primary week has been an outlier— finish. so much of the primary week has been an outlier in _ finish. so much of the primary week has been an outlier in the _ finish. so much of the primary week has been an outlier in the transfer. has been an outlier in the transfer market. clubs regularly spending more than the top european teams combined. unlike last year it the continent have been on the same page for once. but the two can actually be for links. it for once. but the two can actually be for linke— for once. but the two can actually be for links. it is the primary week and it is the drive _ be for links. it is the primary week and it is the drive that _ be for links. it is the primary week and it is the drive that drives - and it is the drive that drives transfer activity and of course it means that premier league clubs play an additional premium to those clubs in europe to the swelling of their coffers they can do transfer business and of course, is

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm hugh ferris. the headlines this evening...ess six nations saturday. england have won two close ones out of two beating wales at twickenham spot the ball... scotland's chances of a second straight six nations win are taken away in the dying moments at murrayfield. erling haaland finds the net for the first time since his return from injury. but it's liverpool who are still top of the league it's barely a week and a bit old but this year's six nations has already developed a habit of providing us with some drama. last weekend the matches involving england, wales and scotland were decided by a total ofjust four points. those same teams today only had six separating them. to scotland's defeat at the death in a moment but first twickenham where england gave the home fans a late victory to savour over wales. ben croucher reports. england versus wales, twickenham, a fixture to endure the ages. notjust for the rivalries and the results but the great and the chance to reflect and respect the ones who went before. where welsh momentum f

i'm hugh ferris. colleague. he denies the allegations and spent several hours being questioned by a lawyer last week, but he told the bbc�*s laura scott he will be in place for the opening grand prix of the 2024 campaign in bahrain at the beginning of next month. it is a distraction for the team, but the team are very together. they're very focused on the season ahead, and they've been tremendously supportive. so, yeah, looking forward to the season ahead of us. given that you've said it's a distraction, would it be better if you stepped aside while the investigation ran its course? no, because i deny any of the allegations that have been made. for me, it's absolutely business as normal, focusing on preparing for the season ahead. do you stand by your leadership at red bull racing? yes, absolutely. well, england started well, but india ended day one of the third test in rajkot in a good position, recovering from 33—3 to 326—5 at the close. a century each for rohit sharma and ravindra jadeja did the da

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