it has affected me in, like, so many ways. erm... the institution in question has started an inquiry. but she says her attempts to reach out to higher authorities ahead of the conference have gone unanswered. a global spotlight is on the catholic church and how it deals with sexual abuse. here in india, it's yet to start the conversation. yogita limaye, bbc news, in kerala. it's been a night of frustration for liverpool, as the first leg of their champions league last—16 match against bayern munich ended in a goalless draw. katie gornall is at anfield for us tonight. katie. yes, not the blockbuster that many predicted but it is finely poised

going into the second leg. last year liverpool made it all the way to the final but unlike last season, this time they're fighting on two fronts, i think the fans are probably a bit more focused on the premier league at the moment but still a european night is a big occasion for anfield. what means more to liverpool? after a 29—year drought, most of their fans would choose a league title over another one of these. but as anfield crackled with emotion, it was clear the champions league is where they feel belong. with ten european cups between them, this was a battle between two heavyweights. liverpol were desperate to land the first blow. here, mo salah had pace but not power. with a makeshift defence, liverpool knew their strength lay in attack, and salah was getting closer. but in a first half packed with chances, liverpool couldn't find their cutting edge. joel matip will wonder how he missed this one. when bayern munich did attack, it was through serge gnabry. the former arsenal youngster left england with unfulfilled potential. he's at home now.

it was a frustrating watch for liverpool's manager. his side would come close again in the second half, but, again, bayern‘s defence held firm. this was not part of the plan. if liverpool are to progress, they can't afford another night like this. they and their fans expect more. katie gornall, bbc news, in liverpool. that's it. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm sarah mulkerrins. your headlines... it's a night of frustration forjurgen klopp‘s liverpool as they are held to a goalless draw in the champions league against bayern munich. two days into formula one testing

for the 2019 season, but one team still hasn't made it out the garage. and we meet the man who swapped being an investment banker to become a wwe wrestler. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm sarah mulkerrins. good evening. welcome along to sportsday. well we thought with two open and attacking football teams, we were going to get plenty of goals at anfield this evening. but the first leg of liverpool's last 16 tie with bayern munich ended scoreless. jurgen klopp‘s side certainly had plenty of chances, but they proved either wasteful, or they were kept out by a resilient bayern defence. our sports correspondent katie

gornall is at anfield for us. disappointment in a sense for liverpool a team so used to scoring goals, but they didn't concede an away goal. quite delicately poised heading into the arena. that is the silver lining, the fact they did not concede but now they have to go and score but it was a frustrating night for liverpool and this was not really on the cards because he had two of europe i think most potent attacks coming had to head and liverpool had a makeshift defence and no one really predicted a goalless draw but that is what we got, chances in the first half felt he liverpool and they had a few opportunities. but he could not find his cutting—edge and came close a few times. but just his cutting—edge and came close a few times. butjust could not find the power or precision really. but

there was a decent chance as well for liverpool defender but he had the post in the second half. chances stacked up for liverpool but it was goalless at half—time and you sort of thought that maybe they might grow into it and be second—half but really they held firm throughout. this is thought to not be at the peak of the powers but they were resilient tonight at anfield and they will be pleased with the nightwork and know liverpool will go to munich in three weeks' time but ina to munich in three weeks' time but in a short time it turns back to the premier league and are fighting on two fronts this season, aren't they? manchester united @ old trafford on sunday. certainly a lot more potent in front of the goal for that one. thank you very much. the nights other champions league tie also ended goalless between lyon and barcelona. the french side went the closest in the first half when martin terrier‘s long range effort was tipped onto the crossbar. barcelona though, had plenty

of chances to get an important away goal but couldn't find the target. story of the night, is intent? so that tie delicately poised going into the second leg at camp nou. a late winner from jake livermore saw west brom beat qpr in the championship. that sees them hold onto fourth place in the table in the playoff spots and six points ahead of middlesbrough in fifth. it went all the way to penalties in scottish cup fifth round replay — tonight. 2—2 it ended after extra time betwern iverness caledonian thistle and ross county. inverness winning 5—4 on penalties let's have a quick look at the day's other news now. scotland's finn russell has been ruled out of his side's six nations match against france on saturday. the fly half hasn't recovered sufficiently after sustaining a head injury for racing 92 against toulouse at the weekend.

iii—time paralympic champion sarah storey will compete at the para—cycling track world championships in the netherlands next month. it is the first track worlds for the 41—year—old since she gave birth to her second child charlie in october 2017. paralympic champion kadeena cox will return to top—class action at the event. england's millie bright has been ruled out of the she believes cup due to injury. she's been replaced by manchester city's gemma bonner for the tournament, which starts in the united states later this month. naomi osaka lost her first match since becoming world number one. she was beaten 6—3, 6—3 by kristina mla—denovic in the dubai open. osaka who is the australian and us open champion was playing for the first time since splitting with coach sascha bajin. and trainer paul nicholls has notched up the 3000th winner of his career. it came at taunton this afternoon thanks to the grey, capitan, ridden by harry cobden.

formula one testing started yesterday for the new season but one team still haven't made it on track. williams say they won't run their 2019 car until tomorrow at the earliest. williams had a disappointing 2018, finishing last in the constructors title race and they are running out of time to get their car sorted before the season starts on march 17th. our f1 correspondent andrew benson has been following the test. teams are always right up against it for the start of testing, the cars are for the start of testing, the cars a re prototype for the start of testing, the cars are prototype so it is always a last minute job are prototype so it is always a last minutejob and are prototype so it is always a last minute job and williams obviously had their calculations wrong and it had their calculations wrong and it had a few eruptions and the team and they are not happy about the way it happened. best car is due to leave the factory tonight and fly to spain and do to be at the track about four 01’ and do to be at the track about four or5am on and do to be at the track about four or 5am on wednesday and hopefully will be out on the track sometime in the early afternoon. that means they will have lost two and a half days

of the first four days of testing and there is only one more full day test after that. 25% plus of time lost on the track. that is not great when everyone else has been pounding around doing 100 laps a day. it is difficult to jump to conclusions from testing especially this early in testing, the team art testing liability and making the systems work and so on and no one is going for absolute lap times so mercedes are down any time sheets, which they are down any time sheets, which they are always like that in the first week. so it is not surprising knowing should be concerned about that. ferrari had hit the ground running and their new signing for this year, he is fastest today by a second over anyone else and more or less the same time as vettel set.

mercedes, ferrari and red bull are the teams to look out for as you expect they would be really. bilal khan is a young man born and raised in dewsbury. he did really well academically and became a hot shot investment banker working in london's canary wharf and also in the us. but he soon felt the industry wasn't for him, so he quit to pursue his childhood dream. of wrestling. he was signed by the wwe last year and is now one of their regular superstars. sabiyah pervez went to meet him at home in dewsbury. on the streets, he is bilal khan, a 28—year—old investment banker. on the streets, he is bilal khan, a 28-year-old investment banker. from england winning at £185, amir jordan! . england winning at £185, amir jordan! . a wwe superstar known as amirjordan. bilal khan left his

lucrative career to pursue his childhood dream of wrestling and has never looked back. it was difficult but it was something after the first training session, i know i want to do it again and again. it was with doing it at the time because i was enjoying myself i was not making a lot of money. his journey came with challenges. there was a lot of disappointment from the parents especially because you had a really great and lucrative investment banking career and to walk away from that it was hard to accept but when he signed to wwe, that is when the switch happened and we are really proud of him. it was inspiring to see him, he had a dream and just went for it. within our culture we have things that are set for us to do and that is ok if the want to do it but in my opinion if there is something else you want to do do not be scared and go out and take the

risk. i am a prime example of taking that risk, not knowing what was going to happen but still having the faith that something will happen and i will get a break. from his home to his friends around the world, his story is one of gods, glory and courage, of a young man who gave up everything to fulfil his dream. you're winner, amirjordan! and finally british boxer anthonyjoshua rang the opening bell at the new york stock exchange on tuesday. the 29—year—old is due to fight americanjarrell miller at madison square garden on the first ofjune. joshua's ibf, wba and wbo world heavyweight titles will be on the line. certainly enjoying that today, wasn't he? that's all from sportsday. there's more on the bbc sport website. it is good night from us, goodbye.

we'll bring you the papers in a moment but first some breaking news. joan ryan has become the eighth mp to resign from the labour party over the leadership's handling of brexit and anti—semitism. she's the mp for enfield north. let's go straight to westminster and speak to our political correspondent jonathan blake. tell us more. she has become the eighth member of the labour party in parliament, to equate and join the new independent group and she has posted a 4—page letter this evening on twitter in which he sets out her reasons for doing so. it is solely really on the basis of what she sees asjeremy really on the basis of what she sees as jeremy corbyn's failure to tackle theissue

as jeremy corbyn's failure to tackle the issue of anti—semitism within the issue of anti—semitism within the labour party. she has strong criticism for him, describing it as infected, with the scourge of anti—jewish racism. she says that happened underjeremy corbyn and did not exist before and no other leader would allow it to happen. she says the reasons and the values that she joined the labour party and the first place have become the values that have led her to take the decision to quit. some heavy criticism from joan ryan and describes this as a difficult decision that she has taken and she pledges to continue fighting for the values on which she joined the labour party as part of the independent group. she now becomes their eighth member. and jonathan, her seat are marginal? she has been the labour mp therefore the last couple of terms and with all the mps who have left the labour party to join the independent group, they are

facing calls from many within their party and elsewhere, to trigger a by election and allow the people of their constituency to reelect them 01’ their constituency to reelect them or not, based on whatever platform they run on as a member of the independent group, not the labour party. that members have already left labour and they said although they were elected as candidates, as themselves, and they show no sign of doing it. it will be interesting to see come the next general election whenever that is, how these mps fair especially like john ryan whenever that is, how these mps fair especially likejohn ryan where there is not a clear majority. and there is not a clear majority. and there is not a clear majority. and there is speculation about who else and speculation about conservatives, is there any other movement this evening? beyond speculation here at westminster, that some conservatives could join the ranks of the independent group, nobody is confirming anything, it does within

the group as it is at the moment wa nt to the group as it is at the moment want to focus on their latest addition to