hello this is bbc news. the headlines: japanese car—maker, honda, is expected to announce its swindon plant is to close — putting 3,500 jobs at risk. seven labour mps have quit the party — condemning jeremy corbyn‘s handling of anti—semitism and brexit. the border force intercepts a small boat carrying 3a migrants off the coast of dover. shamima begum apologises forjoining the group that calls itself islamic statea, but in a bbc interview expressed sympathy for is. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news... in beyond 100 days at seven, katty kay and matthew price will be looking ahead to president trump's address in miami, where he is expected to say that venezuela's leader nicolas maduro must step down. at eight o clock i'll be talking to stephen bush, political editor of the new statesman, about the labour party resignations. and at ten a0 and 11.30, we'll take a first look at tomorrow's front pges.

with me tonight are political correspondent at the guardian, jessica elgot and broadcaster, david davies. that's all ahead on bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'mjohn watson. the headlines tonight. fighting for her right to run — why caster semenya faces the biggest battle of her career. seven becomes eight but will it be chelsea or manchester united in the quarter finals of the fa cup. yes, we are here live under very sta mford yes, we are here live under very stamford bridge are ready and a repeat of last year's final. and stay with us as we bring you the draw for the women's fa cup quarter finals in the programme tonight. also ahead.

the £80 million broadcast deal. but could that put the brakes on the rematch everyone wants to see. we'll be live at stamford bridge tonight, we'll be reflecting on the opening day of caster semenya's landmark case and we'll be bringing you the draw for the quarterfinals of the women's fa cup. sara mulkerinns will be making sure everything goes smoothly as those teams are pulled out of the pot later. sara. plenty of big teams left in the draw. yes. there certainly are. there were plenty of entertainment in the eight fifths round ties of the women's fa

cup on sunday. we will be hoping for plenty more drama in the quarterfinals which will take place on the 17th of march. chelsea, the current holders are still there. they knocked out the 1a time winners, arsenal in the tie of that round. the current women's super league leaders, manchester city are also there and durham gave us the upset of the day. they knocked out bristol city of the wsl to... that isa bristol city of the wsl to... that is a lot to look out for. we will be joined with the draw. is there any pairing you might like to see koscielny if you lets on that list, i would love to see majesties city, manchester united. we're hoping that's going to be a rivalry next seasonif that's going to be a rivalry next season if manchester united get promoted. that'll be a real test. what about durhammike wouldn't it be great for them get a tie? what a

result for them, they beat bristol city. i'll be interested to see who they get and they would want a home tie, there's a lot of really good team still in there and manchester, derby would be great. we will leave it for the moment. it just derby would be great. we will leave it for the moment. itjust about derby would be great. we will leave it for the moment. it just about ten minutes, we will be back here for the draw. looking forward to it. it was a crucial opening day for caster semenya at the court of arbitaration for sport. athletics governing body the iaaf is attempting to limit the levels of testosterone in her body, which they claim gives her an unfair advantage. lose, and it will have a huge impact notjust on her career but the sport as a whole. our sports correspondent richard conway reports from low—zan. you have to walk before you can run.

a two—time 0lympic you have to walk before you can run. a two—time olympic champion caster semenya's journey has bought her from the track of the way to sport's highest court. she is challenging new regulations which are all quiet female athletes with naturally high testosterone levels to take medication to lower the hormone prior to competing. her lawyers claim that is discriminatory. 0bviously, claim that is discriminatory. obviously, the evidence will be evaluated and assessed at the end of the process this week. so, today is the process this week. so, today is the start. they argue hyper androgynous, a condition characterised by higher values of occu i’s characterised by higher values of occurs naturally. the... if unchecked, it is feared that women with higher levels of testosterone will dominate. we are here to protect the sanctity of fair and open competition. the imf introduced its first regulations in 2011 but in 2015 the rules were suspended when an indian sprinter

successfully challenge them. now, armed with new research into the effects of testosterone, the iaaf say regulation to lower hormone levels is the only way to level the playing field. several sports bodies including the international olympic committee are watching this case with great interest. that's because they also are trying to determine how they will classify athletes with differences in sexual development. it's an issue that goes to the heart of gender and identity in elite sport. ajudgment of gender and identity in elite sport. a judgment in of gender and identity in elite sport. ajudgment in this of gender and identity in elite sport. a judgment in this case expected by late march and the outcome of how far reaching implications that will potentially go beyond caster semenya's competitive future. earlier i spoke to american researcher karin karkazis who's conducted extensive studies into the effects testosterone has on the body. she started by telling me the iaaf‘s assertion that excessive levels boosts the performance of female athletes simply isn't true. it does not bring the kind of

performance advantage that they are claiming that it does. it's one factor among many that contribute to athleticism, it is not the decisive factor and so for example, it is impossible to say and it is untrue that people with the highest levels do better. there is a kind of dose response relationship, if you well that there is much more testosterone confers this much and performance benefits. there is far more complicated than theirs and the evidence does not support those kinds of statements. this raises many moral and ethical questions a suggestion that it is a violation of her human right. can you just outline the effects of suppressing testosterone and what impact that has on the body? yes. i have written about this with colleagues and one of the things that is new this time

around as the un has stepped in to make a statement that they are very concerned that these kinds of regulations violate bodily autonomy and dignity and foster discrimination against women. so, lowering testosterone is not benign. it's not the same as lowering cholesterol where there is a perceived benefit to the individual when it is done, in fact, it can be quite grave short—term and long—term consequence of lowering testosterone in women, depending upon how it's done. so this is not a medical intervention that stand for the health benefits of the women, indeed they would be lowering it because they would be lowering it because the regulation requires it, not because a doctor says this is necessary or beneficial for the women's health. the kind of health effects are especially detrimental to elite athletes. they can include dehydration, mood changes, problems

with metabolic regulation, fatigue, cramping and other kinds of issues, so cramping and other kinds of issues, so these are not benign interventions. to stamford bridge now, where chelsea face manchester united in the fifth round of the fa cup tonight where the last quarter final spot is up for grabs. katie gornall is there. katie a repeat of last year's final. i know, we've got two teams were such great pedigree and they are so used to playing each other in the latter stages of the fa cup. i'm delighted to say i'm going to buy a player who knows what it's like to left a trophy. a lot of excitement ahead of this one. i suppose the focus coming into the game has been on the two managers. their respective futures, they are in very different situations. who do you think needs the mentmore? it's a

good question. they both knew the wins. you are probably looking at maurizio sarri to keep hisjob. chelsea have a history of getting rid of managers but 0le gunnar solskjaer is a caretaker role and he is auditioning for the role. it'll bea is auditioning for the role. it'll be a dream come true for him so i'm going to slightly sway it towards 0le gunnar solskjaer because he has an opportunity to conceal his dream and become a manchester united manager. you have played alongside him. he has had a fantastic start dramatically to his united career. i know there was a bit of a reality checkin know there was a bit of a reality check in the champions league against psg, check in the champions league against ps6, but ten wins in 11. did you think he had that in him? i've seen you think he had that in him? i've seen him go straight into reserves and manager reserves and i know everyone calls him the baby faced assassin, but there is a steely side to him at a winning mentality. things needed to be said, he spoke up things needed to be said, he spoke up in the dressing room, sol things needed to be said, he spoke up in the dressing room, so i have seen up in the dressing room, so i have seen the manager in the future without a doubt. and i said before, he's got an opportunity now. he's

in... previous managers haven't done so in... previous managers haven't done so well since alex ferguson recite retired and he... he has done fantastic and if he keeps continuing in that form, i don't see any reason why he went to be named permanent manager. we are going to hear from yourformer manager. we are going to hear from your former team—mates are just a moment but let's hear from the chelsea camp and their assistant manager has been speaking about the importance of this game. i think it's a classic. a great game, not only for all countries, is a very interesting feature. plus, they are really is a really big moment, so it's a good challenge. it's actually what we need to do right now. what you don't panic because you've lost the game. you don't change anything because it doesn't change the mindset at all. we need to keep working on the way we want to play

football, the way we approach the games, it'll always be in an attacking positive mind. we want to have... we don't want to impose ourselves on most games but there's quite a few other teams that have injuries, so you have to manage that. a big blow to 0le gunnar solskjaer. incomes... chelsea has a full—strength side. is that a bit of a statement perhaps that sanchez having come into the side that 0le gunnar solskjaer has... its a bit of a surprise. i thought it was a lot of build—up, he mentioned that in his press conference but ultimately he has gone for romelu lukaku and rushford. he feels it's the best. he's got them on the bench, that's

what he's thinking. it was a fire power on the bench, a bit of experience on the bench without the options of the top players. maybe that's what he's got planned. about chelsea, the manager has come in with quite a bit of criticism with some damaging defeats in the league. accusations that he might be tactically inflexible, is that fairmike as i was going to be difficult. it's a hard way to get the team to play. to get that total football that he expects, is a long process , football that he expects, is a long process, so i think we do have to be patient, but patient is unavailable in football just now and i patient, but patient is unavailable in footballjust now and i said before, chelsea like to change their managers quickly. i'm sure he's adjusting to the premier league, i'm sure it different, people have this perception they can bring the steel to the premier league, is not as easy as that. i won't be surprise if he gets it right, because he's a

very good manager. you are doing the draw it later after this match, do you think you'll be picking at manchester united 7 you think you'll be picking at manchester united ?|j you think you'll be picking at manchester united? i hope so. i hope so. chelsea are one of the best, united are going to bounce back, it's going to be a really tough game andi it's going to be a really tough game and i wouldn't be surprised if we have a long night of extra time and penalties. thanks very much. it kicks off at 7:30pm is live on the bbc. coming up in a second we'll have the quarter final draw for the women's fa cup — but first let's look back on the results from yesterday's fifth round ties.. here's holly hamilton. it had all the hallmarks of a cup final, perhaps because last year it was. there time chelsea had a title to defend and they didn't take long to defend and they didn't take long to make statements. an easy break the deadlock to claim the 13th goal of the season. arsenal up the

pressure on the first half but despite their intensity, poor defending allowed anderson to double chelsea's league. england once again unopposed inside the box claimed her second ending arsenal because ‘s dreams of a domestic treble. m illwa ll dreams of a domestic treble. millwall might be one division below liverpool in wsl too, but they came with a plan, a struggle to find the opening of the first half, in the end the breakthrough came after the break, finding the net with this powerful drive. minutes after going inches wide with her first strike, this player made no mistake this time doubling the reds lead. for defenders, murray's final game a fitting farewell. 0n course for promotion to the top flight, manchester united continued to thrive in their debut season, they made light work of fellow championship side london bees,.

minutes later another girl, her 13th goal of the season. charlie devlin can sing united's victory in the final few minutes progress to the first quarterfinals. final few minutes progress to the first quarter finals. the final few minutes progress to the first quarterfinals. the biggest win on the fifth round came from west ham with six different players getting on the scoresheet for an unforgettable 8—1 victory over huddersfield despite the visitors going ahead in the second half,. several more would including a hat—trick. a comfortable win for the hammers who might expect a tougher test in the quarterfinals. well let's bring you that quarterfinal draw now with sarah mulkerrins. sarah over to you. welcome along to the sse women s fa cup draw for the quarterfinals which will take place on sunday 17th march. another step closer to the final which will be at wembley on saturday 11th of may.

conducting the draw we have two former england players, sue smith and rachel brown—finnis. among the numbers to look out for, defending champions chelsea, we are going to get you to draw the home teams. this is number three. reading through after their 2—1 win against fellow wsl side birmingham. there are going to play number five and that is manchester united. after they knocked out london bees yesterday to progress. unto the second tie. number seven. that is

aston villa, what a when they had. they forced extra time and they came through. who will they get? number six. that is west ham united. we saw that 8-1 six. that is west ham united. we saw that 8—1 thrashing they had over huddersfield town. so we come to our third quarterfinal. number two. that is durham, a great upset for them, the championship side beating bristol city yesterday, so they will be the home side in their quarterfinal tie. number be the home side in their quarterfinaltie. number four. that is chelsea, the title holders, that is chelsea, the title holders, that is tough. they knocked out arsenal yesterday, that game is that a repeat of the final last year, so chelsea the visiting durham. in the

final type. number eight. manchester city, the current league leaders, they are through after a 3—0 win over tottenham hotspur in the championship yesterday. and that is liverpool. manchester city facing liverpool. manchester city facing liverpool in the final quarter final tie. thank you very much for that role, let's take a good reminder, if we can if we have the graphic lined up. and we have it here. confirmation of those quarterfinals that will take place on march the 17th reading against manchester united, west ham united will visit aston villa, durham have the championship will host chelsea, the titleholders and manchester city, the current wsl league leaders will host liverpool. 0ut the current wsl league leaders will host liverpool. out of those li/li—finals, which ones you think is

the tastiest? i think manchester city against liverpool. it was a tough game against millwall, they had to really grind they did really well defending. they will want to go on a good cup run as well. it is few tasty ties there. reading, man united is a tricky one, a woman championship team against the wsl team. an opportunity may be for manchester united to get through to the semis. absolutely. for crackling ties. thank you so much for joining crackling ties. thank you so much forjoining us. that concludes the draw for the quarterfinals. good luck to all of the clubs. make sure if you can get out to any of the ties if you can. a quick look at some of the day's other headlines. captain heather knight was the match winnerfor england in tehirfinal warm up match before their one day

series against india begins — she made 64 not out against a presidents 11 in mumbai. naomi 0saka said she was unwilling to sacrifice her happiness after spliting with her coach sascha bajin — 16 days after winning her second grand slam, she said teh split had been brewing. dan carter is back at racing 92 — two time world cup winnerjoins as injury cover after playing club rugby injapan. hed previously spent four years with the french club. dan purvis — bronze medal winning gymnast from london 2012 has announced his retirement. he won 16 major international medals in a ten year career. sebastian vettel topped the time sheets as formula one preseason. testing got under way in barcelona. world champion, lewis hamilton, was one of the slowest in his mercedes. while new british driver george russell's williams car isn't even ready yet. tyson fury has signed

a multi million pound broadcast deal with espn which will see his next five fights aired on bt here in the uk and with the american network in the usa. there remains no fixed date for a rematch with deontay wilder who has his own broadcast deal with showtime, which could prove a stumbling block in negotiations. here is tyson fury. i have already beat deontay wilder in his own country, it's not the end of the world. it is what it is, it's only boxing. i really beat him in america. let's make it happen. where better than the biggest tv station in the world to do it. i'm joined now by the bbc boxing correspondent. interesting to hear

about tyson fury. he seems to be speaking down the fight. are we going to see this match and what exactly, how is this broadcast deal with rival broadcasters coming into play? is going to prove a stumbling block for that fight to happenhas certainly created confusion in the world heavyweight division, there is no doubt about that. this is a great dealfor tyson fury no doubt about that. this is a great deal for tyson fury and no doubt about that. this is a great dealfor tyson fury and is no doubt about that. this is a great deal for tyson fury and is an education of how his start, his appeal and popularity have risen in the united states in particular, but now that he has aligned himself with one of the major sports broadcasters in the united states, it has created this confusion and some doubt as to whether the rematch against deontay wilder will actually take place. i'm talking about fury and anthony joshua and what has been talked about as potentially the biggest sporting events in history in britain. what does it mean for a fight like that now that this deal has been done because anthonyjoshua is aligned with yet another broadcaster in the united states. so we will have to wait to see how this

plays out in the coming weeks and months, but there are certainly as a lot of confusion around at the moment as to exactly what the next move is going to be it for tyson fury and deontay wilder.l move is going to be it for tyson fury and deontay wilder. a quick word on nicola adams, disappointment for her, injury ridden her out of her first title fight. yes, this was the return to boxing at the famous royal albert hall in london and nicola adams was being showcased at the top of the bell and it would have been a very special moment for her, but she will get a chance later in the year what she's recovered from injury. so that chance will still be there for her to make history alongside anthonyjoshua who she won gold with at london 2012 and... a reminder of our top story. caster semenya's case at the court of arbitration for sport has thrown it is expected to last five days.

following closely here on the programme in the coming days. for now though that is all. goodbye. hello, temperatures on the up again later this week but to start the week, they have taken a little step backwards and there has been a bit of rain in some spots, north—east england fared well for sunshine with the odd passing shower around. this is the club that has brought the rain to parts of east anglia, south—east england but there is a gap between that and the next weather system coming in late tuesday into wednesday. in that gap comic les bell is developing overnight, and some sunny spells for a time tomorrow. that is the end of the rain into the south—east as the night goes on, the shower still if

you into western scotland, northern ireland and north—west england. breezy enough to prevent too much in the way of mist and fog, over temperature to 45 at the core despite an up close to freezing so they'll just be despite an up close to freezing so they'lljust be a touch of frost in few spots for most of us, it'll be a bright sunny start to the day. cloud increasing to the west and through the afternoon, that will bring some rain into ireland, but a patch of rain into ireland, but a patch of rain into ireland, but a patch of rain in the west of the country, elsewhere, should stay dry during daylight hours with cloud will increase. east of england holding on to the sunshine, temperatures similarto to the sunshine, temperatures similar to today. rain heading from the west as well, most of that overnight into wednesday crosses the northern half of the uk which is south wales, southern england, parts of the will stay dry. the picture on wednesday keeps the weather front close to western areas with some outbreaks of rain, a bit of rain pushing through scotland, parts of northern england as well, but notice how it fades out deep into the day so most of us will become drier

later in the day and across southern areas it is dry anyway. temperatures going upa areas it is dry anyway. temperatures going up a couple of degrees, that isa sign going up a couple of degrees, that is a sign of things to come as we get to the end of the week. big area of high pressure across europe, it's around that will draw air up from parts of africa, the canary islands, so we are going to see that drift of warm airor mild so we are going to see that drift of warm air or mild air coming back into the uk, lifting temperatures well above normal for the time of year once again. so, looking at a few places as we go towards the end of the week, xt and— 70 and possibly even 18 degrees and there will be sunshine into the end of the week. may be just the odd patch of mist and fog around. any wet weather from north—western parts of the uk. you're watching beyond 100 days. we've got used to turmoil in the conservative party recently, but now it's the british opposition facing upheaval. after seven labour mps quit the party the deputy leader

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