hello. this is bbc news. the headlines. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british tourists, killed in a terror attack on a beach in tunisia in 2015, have found they were unlawfully killed. the coroner added that the police response to the attack was "at best shambolic, and at worst cowardly". retail tycoon and former bhs owner, sir philip green, has agreed to pay £363 million to plug the gap in the company's pension scheme. the uk's most senior police officer, dealing with child sex abuse, says that low risk paedophiles should be given counselling and helped to rehabilitate, rather than face prosecution. andrew saunders who murdered his ex—girlfriend and her new partner outside the mad land store has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 23 years. buried for 2500 years — two amateur treasure hunters

discover what is probably the oldest iron age gold jewellery ever found in britain. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. and we'll be getting more reaction to the news that the former owner of bhs, sir philip green, has agreed to pay £363 million to plug the gap in the company's pension fund. we'll be discussing suggestions from britain's most senior child protection police officer, that paedophiles who view indecent images but go no further shouldn't be jailed, but rehabilitated. we'll be looking ahead to president trump's address to congress and catching up on the latest news in 100 days at 7 o'clock. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello i'm 0lly foster these are our sportsday headlines tonight.

flying high in championship...it‘s the seagulls against the magpies tonight, first against second. it's a first match in five weeks for andy murray and there's no drama in dubai as he reaches the second round. and we'll hear from james taylor as he continues to adapt to life after cricket following his life threatening heart condition. good evening, in a moment we'll have more on leicester's managerial situation after that stunning win against liverpool last night, but as the champions think about survival, two teams odds on for promotion to the premier league go head to head tonight. championship leaders brighton and hove albion are one point clear of newcastle united. the magpies are looking to go straight back up after last season's relegation while brighton haven't played in the top

division for 3h years. john young is at the amex stadium for us evening. little doubt that for both teams this is the match of the season. especially for brighton and hove albion, for them perhaps the biggest and several years. because something has got to give. newcastle, the best away record this season and they are away record this season and they are away here. brighton, the best home record this season, welcoming newcastle here at the mx. here is what the managers had to say about the match. we have a good record away so i think in some ways it is not bad that you can go there and show your strength. i think it is important to have this belief that we can do it because we have done it for the whole season. the last two games we have been very good. we had

periods in the season were perhaps we have not been at our best and managed to still get some results. seagulls fans are well aware of what christians and did for newcastle. there will be hoping he can work their magic for them tonight. mutual respect indeed but when the whistle goes the gloves are off. there are two other games in the championship this evening, second from bottom blackburn are at home to derby county who are in freefall at the moment. another relegation threatened side bristol city are away at aston villa. despite last night's much needed win over liverpool leicester are still only two points above the relegation zone in the premier league. caretaker manager craig shakespeare is the favourite top get the job permanently following claudio ranieri's sacking last week. earlier i spoke to our football reporterjohn bennett and asked him

what qualities shakespeare would bring to the role. he is well respected by the players and a well—respected coach. sam alla rdyce and a well—respected coach. sam allardyce took on as assistant when he was england manager product brief period. and of course we know he started well in this win over liverpool. it was back to basics, the tactics of last season. pressing the tactics of last season. pressing the opposition, the players really seemed to buy into it. jamie vardy said after the game that shakespeare had consulted the players on how to play. very much like the nigel pearson your add lustre, a regime very popular with the players. and i think craig shakespeare has a lot going for him. a huge game on saturday against hull city. he is taking the pre—match press conference on friday which suggests he will be taking charge of that game as well and if he does well he would be a massive favourite. after that it would be a massive favourite. after thatitis would be a massive favourite. after that it is a ten day break before

their next match in the champions league and i guess that is when the owners could make a decision. but the owners will surely want to have a look around. are there any other names mentioned in connection with thejob? 0ther names mentioned in connection with the job? other names names mentioned in connection with thejob? other names include guus hiddink, interim manager last season at chelsea. nigel pearson has been mentioned as possibly returning. we're told the players loved it when he was manager, many of them still think he would be great to take on the club again. while hodgson the former england manager also mentioned, alan pardew as well. but craig shakespeare has made himself a leading contender. let's get more on pep guardiola, he also spoke about the sacking of runny aerials. yesterday in the game against liverpool because his legacy, the way leicester play. —— sacking of claudio ranieri. that is the legacy

from claudio ranieri. dirty, 50 yea rs, from claudio ranieri. dirty, 50 years, people will talk about the last season and what they achieved. but he's going to find a newjob and be doing well. the big match tonight in the championship. mark mcghee used to play for newcastle and managed brighton, he's been sacked by motherwell today with the club 10th in the scottish premiership. he's got his job as scotland assistant manager to fall back on but his second stint at fir park has come to an end after he won just two of his last 13 games in the league. the 5—1 defeat at home to dundee on saturday was the final straw. coach stephen robinson takes temporary charge. there's one match in the scottish premiership tonight .. bottom side hamilton host aberdeen, hamilton have only won three league matches all season,

while second place aberdeen have won 8 of their last nine. the match kicks off at 7.45. you can listen on bbc radio scotland and there's text commentary on the bbc sport website. andy murray had five weeks off after his early exit at the australian open injanuary. there wasn't too much rustiness in his first match back at the dubai 0pen. he swept aside the world number 51 malekjaziri in the first round. there was also a comfortable win for dan evans, as adam wild reports. in this part of the world there is plenty to admire. now for the sparkling tennis to live up to its surroundings. perhaps. but first brandy marry a time to find his form. it will be there, somewhere. —— first time for andy murray. about of shingles overcome, the next obstacle of shingles overcome, the next o bsta cle was of shingles overcome, the next obstacle was the tunisian welborn 51. and getting past him appeared more troublesome than many predicted. battling his way to an early break. such is the level at

which andy murray now plays, even an opponent on top of his game struggles to keep pace. the first set went to andy murray and his opponent seemed to struggle even to go on. at such moments andy murray waits for no one. any tension in the first set disappeared in the second. a straight sets win, routine perhaps but after weeks without action, andy murray settled that. nothing routine though about dan evans and his started the season. after excelling at the australian open is also in round two. easing past dustin brown, an impressive day for the british in dubai. heather watson is in acapulco where she beat bethanie mattek—sands to reach the second round of the wta event there. tom curran has been called up by england for their one day series in the west indies. it's the surrey fast bowler‘s first senior call up after impressing with the england lions over the winter. he will provide cover for the injured jake ball.

the first of england's three matches is in antigua on friday. just over a year agojames taylor was playing for england but at the age of 26, after the discovery of a rare heart condition, he had to retire from all cricket. he almost died after falling ill at the start of last season. he has had an internal defibrillator fitted which produces an electric shock if his heart stops. he's told the bbc that the device has already done its job. it has worked and kicked in and it kicked in with the force shall we say, lot of voltage going through my body. it shocked me a few lives across the room. probably because i am small! until do not take a big bloke would have gone as far. but thatis bloke would have gone as far. but that is scary and that probably is why i have the anxiety i have now and i'm a bit more scared of pushing myself in some way because i know the feeling when it does go off.

when things are not quite right, it isa when things are not quite right, it is a scary feeling and it hurts. but it does itsjob is a scary feeling and it hurts. but it does its job which is the most important thing. if something goes wrong i know it is there to save my life. liverpool could step in to host the 2022 commonwealth games with durban unlikely to stage it now because of financial concerns. the south african city was the only candidate when they were awarded the games two years ago. liverpool had been looking at the feasibility of hosting the 2026 games but the south african sports minister fikile umbalula has revealed that the operating budget may be too much for durban and they won't stage it at any cost. the rfu says it's taking steps to help the england women's team become the best in the world by launching a domestic super rugby competition. 10 women's clubs, including bristol ladies, harlequin fc, wasps, and worcester, have been invited to take part in the league which will start in september. the governing body wants to double the number of women and girls playing rugby to 50,000. finally before we go just a reminder

that the draw for the fourth round of the rugby league's challenge cup gets underway in around a quarter of an hour.. championship teams join the draw in this round with matches due to be played on the 18th and 19th march. you can watch the draw live on the bbc sport website or via the red button . that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the headlines on bbc news. a coroner has ruled that the 30 british victims of the tunisian terror attack were unlawfully killed. he also condemned the response of the country's police — describing it as ‘at best shambolic and at worst cowardly‘. the former owner of bhs, sir philip green,

has agreed to pay £363 million to help restore the pensions of staff who worked at the collapsed retailer. britain's most senior child protection police officer says paedophiles who pose no physical threat to children shouldn't be prosecuted. an update on the market numbers for you — here's how london and frankfurt ended the day. and in the united states this is how the dow and the nasdaq are getting on. more now on our main story — the outcome of the inquests into the deaths of 30 british holidaymakers who were killed by a jihadist militant in tunisia in june 2015. the coroner — judge nicholas loraine—smith — ruled that the victims had been unlawfully killed — and condemned the response of the tunisian police — describing it as ‘at best shambolic and at worst cowardly‘. the tour operator tui has denied any gross failures — but lawyers for some of the families have said they will sue the company.

richard walton was head of the met police counter—terrorism command at the time of the tunisia attack. he sent a team of officers out to sousse — they were responsible for bringing the bodies back, but they also played a part in the tunisian investigation. my colleague ben brown spoke to him about whether authorities did enough to inform the public about any possible dangers. dealing with grieving relatives is a lwa ys dealing with grieving relatives is always challenging and this was especially challenging because many of these relatives had been there of course in the actual resort and a lot of them had seen their loved ones killed in front of them by the terrorists. nothing could be more serious and more traumatic really than that. tutti —— to see your loved one killed in a terrorist attack. this is why this was especially difficult and especially

challenging for some of the officers dealing with the family. could this attack have been prevented 7 it could only have been prevented by good intelligence and arresting perpetrators before they carried out the attack. once the attack has started, people are going to die, sadly. but, obviously, measures can be taken to reduce the impact of terror attacks. now, whether those measures could actually have reduced the numbers of people killed is an open question.