show on show on turf even greatest show on show on turf even if it is a first without those famous crowds. our sorts without those famous crowds. our sports editor _ without those famous crowds. our sports editor dan rowen. the former england cricket star sarah taylor is going to join the coaching staff at sussex for the new season. she'll work with wicket—keepers in the professional squad and also the county's pathway programme, i spoke to her earlier about breaking down barriers in the sport. i got igota i got a chance with sussex last summer to be in and around the group and the lads were brilliant and to learn for me it was more probably about me than was about them and i learned so much and sussex were really helping me with what i did and thought i had something to offer. they did not second—guess at all as soon as i walked through the door, they did not care that i was a woman. they literally knew what i was there to do and they were great. i do by pushing the boundaries i guess and breaking glass ceilings but i think i may be the first but i

certainly will not be the west. i'm hoping it is a chance for us to move forward and allow people to see that women deserve a place in men's cricket. , . ~ ., cricket. getting back into the professional _ cricket. getting back into the professional environment - cricket. getting back into the professional environment of| cricket. getting back into the i professional environment of any pangs, do they come back with my fingers crossed we are seeing sort of a return to normality facet the england women and your own team—mates have had to good tour down in new zealand any thoughts of an exciting coming up with 100? any pangs and thoughts about returning? we will see. i don't knowjust yet. look, i took my time away from england and retired from there just because of the stresses and strains of international cricket. i'm not fully retired from cricket because i never know, i was not completely done with cricket but the opportunity presents itself, you never know i will have to think about it then. i'm just enjoying kind of being again behind—the—scenes and helping other people with what i have learned and

hopefully i can get back to the game. hopefully i can get back to the iame. ,,., ., hopefully i can get back to the iame. ., ”i ., the wales assistant manager robert page will stay in charge in the continued absence of ryan giggs, who has been bailed until the 1st of may after denying an allegation of assault. the welsh start their world cup qualifying campaign in belgium next week before facing mexico in a friendly in cardiff and then another qualifier against czech republic before the end of the month. yeah, it's the same as november, exactly the same. no different. very proud again to be leading the boys out. but it's business as usual. we have got three really important games coming up for different reasons to work up qualifiers and a great friendly to put this stamp on potentially the squad for the euros this summer, it became for us and one we're really looking forward to. it's 500 days to go to the commonwealth games in birmingham. organisers say they are committed

to making the event carbon neutral. they could ask for advice from anna hursey, who should again be representing wales at table tennis. she was only 11 when she competed in 2018. her passion for environmental issues has already attracted the attention of the us president. newsround's shaniqua paris has been to meet her. i need to know everything from the beginning. when did you first pick up beginning. when did you first pick up a paddle? i beginning. when did you first pick up a paddle?— beginning. when did you first pick up a paddle?— beginning. when did you first pick up a paddle? i first started playing table tennis— up a paddle? i first started playing table tennis when _ up a paddle? i first started playing table tennis when i _ up a paddle? i first started playing table tennis when i was _ up a paddle? i first started playing table tennis when i was fired - table tennis when i was fired because my dad used to play so he kind of got me into it. he was not professional, so he kind ofjust played to me in our garage. would ou sa played to me in our garage. would you say you _ played to me in our garage. would you say you are — played to me in our garage. would you say you are better _ played to me in our garage. would you say you are better than - played to me in our garage. would you say you are better than your. played to me in our garage. would i you say you are better than your dad now? . , you say you are better than your dad now?_ what - you say you are better than your dad now?_ what is - you say you are better than your dad now?_ what is the l now? yeah, definitely! what is the trainin: now? yeah, definitely! what is the training like _ now? yeah, definitely! what is the training like than? _ now? yeah, definitely! what is the training like than? at _ now? yeah, definitely! what is the training like than? at the - now? yeah, definitely! what is the training like than? at the moment| now? yeah, definitely! what is the l training like than? at the moment it is good. i training like than? at the moment it is aood. . , training like than? at the moment it is aood. ., , ., is good. i have been training in china. i have _ is good. i have been training in china. i have been _ is good. i have been training in china. i have been to - is good. i have been training in china. i have been to china - is good. i have been training in china. i have been to china a i is good. i have been training in - china. i have been to china a couple of times when i was younger i can speakfluid mandarin. i trained six days a week. speak fluid mandarin. i trained six days a week-— days a week. which day is her day

of? sunday- _ days a week. which day is her day of? sunday. do _ days a week. which day is her day of? sunday. do you _ days a week. which day is her day of? sunday. do you play- days a week. which day is her day of? sunday. do you play table - days a week. which day is her day i of? sunday. do you play table tennis at home? no- _ of? sunday. do you play table tennis at home? no. you _ of? sunday. do you play table tennis at home? no. you were _ of? sunday. do you play table tennis at home? no. you were the - of? sunday. do you play table tennis| at home? no. you were the youngest athlete in history to play at the commonwealth games. that is major. are you proud of all of your achievements?— are you proud of all of your achievements? yeah, it is really aood and achievements? yeah, it is really good and i _ achievements? yeah, it is really good and i travel _ achievements? yeah, it is really good and i travel around - achievements? yeah, it is really good and i travel around the - achievements? yeah, it is really i good and i travel around the world, and those of different places, i have been to fiji, italy, france, loads of places which is pretty cool loads of places which is pretty cool. i have had asthma since a very young age so i understand the effects of air pollution and that affects my training and my breathing when i do fitness. 50 affects my training and my breathing when i do fitness.— when i do fitness. so when did you first become _ when i do fitness. so when did you first become interested _ when i do fitness. so when did you first become interested in - when i do fitness. so when did you first become interested in helping | first become interested in helping the environment? i first become interested in helping the environment?— first become interested in helping the environment? i kind of got into it 'ust b the environment? i kind of got into it just by watching _ the environment? i kind of got into it just by watching videos _ the environment? i kind of got into it just by watching videos or - itjust by watching videos or looking at articles and that's kind of how i just looking at articles and that's kind of how ijust got started into it. i was the young champion of the u and f ccc, i was the young champion of the u and f ccc, ijust was the young champion of the u and f ccc, ijust think was the young champion of the u and f ccc, i just think that it was the young champion of the u and f ccc, ijust think that it is really important for people to take notice and hopefully take some action. i invest in the projects but

i also do simple things like cycling and trifling and using plastics and said of metal that mech tell me about your relationship with joe about your relationship withjoe biden, what happened? the us embassy sent me an e—mail to get involved with them and see what i can do to help them on behalf of ofjoe biden. 0k, help them on behalf of ofjoe biden. ok, so the president of the us. that was huge, what was going through your mind when you got that call? i was really surprised but i am really proud because joe was really surprised but i am really proud becausejoe biden cares about climate change and he is doing about himself. i hopefully will be getting some speeches for them and use my social media and stuff like that but we did have a zoom call with them just to see what i can do but i'm not about to share any details that might be coming up. she is ia years old, what a talent and an inspiration. cristiano ronaldo says he is filled

with joy and pride at passing pele's goal—scoring world record. he had been level with the brazilian legend but fittingly the 36—year—old portuguese forward brought up 770 career goals with a hat—trick as juventus beat cagliari in serie a. his claim to now be top of the list is disputed though. patrick gearey reports. unlike many things belonging to christian 0tto rinaldo, you cannot trademark a hat—trick but if you could, yesterday's would be stamped with his name and a special number. for with those goals, rinaldo claimed that he had gone back the great pele pots are total of 767 official goals. in fact on social media, rinaldo set unlike others who said he had already beaten the record, he had waited because he counts goals pay based scored for the sao paulo seat team and the brazilian military team which was nice of them. fantastic speed... many of pele's goes don't survive on film. those that do are sometimes

drained of colour and context and the actual number he scored is also a little fuzzy. the man or goat himself responded on is chagrined that he was only sorry he could not hug rinaldo after passing his record of goals and official matches. a lovely moment but that is a tricky phrase. some say pele actually scored 1283 goals but then a lot of those came in friendly�*s. a friend game though had a different meaning in and for pele's club, exhibition matches could be better business than official competitions. instead of 'ust than official competitions. instead ofjust making _ than official competitions. instead ofjust making a — than official competitions. instead ofjust making a journey _ than official competitions. instead ofjust making a journey to - than official competitions. instead | ofjust making a journey to another country to play one game, you make a journey to another country to play five or six friendly�*s and you packed the crowd and, and that's the way that you make your money. a friend we didn't have the kind of it doesn't really matter aspect that it doesn't really matter aspect that it does now. —— a friendly. but also the greatness of pele isn'tjust in his accumulation, it's in the fact

that when it was really important, he rose to the occasion. find that when it was really important, he rose to the occasion. and there's another man — he rose to the occasion. and there's another man standing _ he rose to the occasion. and there's another man standing in _ he rose to the occasion. and there's another man standing in the - he rose to the occasion. and there's l another man standing in the shadows. this man paid for austria in the 193a world cup and some sources say he scored 805 goals in his career. again, some appeared to be for reserve teams and in amateur football. christian 0tto rinaldo might not need the caveats. another 36 goals would beat his mark. rinaldo is now 36 years old. but still striving, still scoring, still counting. christian 0tto rinaldo! patrick gearey, bc news. we will see if there any goals tonight at molineux. wolves against liverpool, 8pm kick—off, a five way for commentary on that. adil has been done for eight to fight about two between the world heavyweight champions tyson fury and anthony joshua. from sportsday and me and

the rest of the team, that's all for now. —— a deal has been done. hello you are watching bbc news with me ben brown. let's bring you up—to—date on what has been happening at westminster where hundreds of protesters have gathered to pay tribute to sarah everard and also to protest about the government's controversial police, crime, sentencing and courts bill which mps are debating today. —— in the coming days. many marchers stopped traffic for a short time. the protest then moved to new scotland yard for a second night in a row. a lot of the protesters angry about what happened on clapham common on saturday evening. we can speak now to lord falconer, labour's shadow attorney general.

thank you very much for being with us lord falconer. first of all your response to make a response will happen saturday evening on what happened to clapham common them. we have heard calls from cressida dick to resign, but the prime minister saying they have confidence in her. where do you stand on this? i saying they have confidence in her. where do you stand on this? i don't think she should _ where do you stand on this? i don't think she should resign _ where do you stand on this? i don't think she should resign but - where do you stand on this? i don't think she should resign but i - where do you stand on this? i don't think she should resign but i think. think she should resign but i think the offence on saturday in clapham that were badly handled. i think people have to understand that the water is even though there are coronavirus regulations, proportionate demonstrations are permitted and the best way to work at what is proportionate which depends on the facts in every case should be for the police and people organising the demonstration to work out a sensible means of having a demonstration to express what they feel. and the problem i think in relation to what happened on saturday was the organisers kept coming to the police and saying "let's talk about how we can have a vigil that expresses people's

feelings but what happen." and the police can say no we won't because it will set a precedent which will allow people to have gatherings beyond those that are in breach of the coronavirus regulations. they are about to do that if it is a witch admit protest because that's one of our most basic rights. and having not agree to a sensible way of doing it, they then overreacted at the end of the demonstration at the end of the evening on saturday. it was a very bad demonstration of the police being to not listening enough and not allowing a lawful demonstration and then being much too abrupt with the demonstrators. and speaking about the right to demonstrate in a broader sense, that is what people, some people who oppose this police, crime, sentencing and courts bill say that it is being rushed, this legislation and they are worried about where it leaves the right to demonstrate and how protests are police in the

future. what is your view on the bill? we know labour are opposing the bill. i bill? we know labour are opposing the bill. , ., , ., , bill? we know labour are opposing the bill. , ., , , the bill. i strongly oppose these measures and _ the bill. i strongly oppose these measures and a _ the bill. i strongly oppose these measures and a bill— the bill. i strongly oppose these measures and a bill designed i the bill. i strongly oppose these measures and a bill designed to | the bill. i strongly oppose these i measures and a bill designed to give the police yet further powers in relation to curbing demonstrations. the real issue that has emerged is the inadequacy both of the detail of our law and the enforcement of our law in relation to to sexual crimes and the use of violence by men against women. and what this bill focuses on much too much is things like curbing the right of people to demonstrate and it is appalling inappropriateness was revealed by the police using the powers they in fact did not have to try to curb demonstration with lots of people protesting against the violence that men are using against women and now they want more powers to do just that. itjust feels so inappropriate

and is so illjudged by the police and is so illjudged by the police and by the government. lard and by the government. lord falconer. _ and by the government. lord falconer, good _ and by the government. lord falconer, good to _ and by the government. lord falconer, good to talk- and by the government. lord falconer, good to talk to i and by the government. lord falconer, good to talk to you, thank you very much for your time this evening. thank you for being on bbc news and we would take a look at the weather forecast. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. for many of us, the rest of the day looking pretty quiet. there will be a fair bit of cloud around but also some sunny spells, however we do have a line of showers that have formed across parts of the east midlands, down towards london and sussex, and i think those showers will still be around well on into the afternoon, quite widespread as well. further north—west we have got some rain on the way to west scotland, and perhaps a few spots in northern ireland, but otherwise a lot of dry and bright weather through the rest of the day. 0vernight tonight, rain across the north west will sink its way south—east, eventually turning wet across the midlands, rain just about getting to east anglia but probably staying dry in the south—east. the heaviest rain for scotland and northern ireland. it will be a mild night for all of us. tomorrow, this area of rain is going to be pushing its way southwards and eastwards

through the day and behind this area of rain, this is a cold front, the skies get much clearer so scotland and northern ireland seeing the best of the afternoon sunshine tomorrow. it will start to feel a bit fresher, though, as the sunshine comes out across the north west. that's your weather.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. europe is slamming on the brakes on the astrazeneca vaccine. translation:— the astrazeneca vaccine. translation: . , ., . translation: the decision which has been taken is — translation: the decision which has been taken is to _ translation: the decision which has been taken is to suspend, _ translation: the decision which has been taken is to suspend, as - translation: the decision which has been taken is to suspend, as a - been taken is to suspend, as a precaution, vaccinated with the astrazeneca vaccine. germany, spain, france, astrazeneca vaccine. germany, spain, france. the — astrazeneca vaccine. germany, spain, france, the latest _ astrazeneca vaccine. germany, spain, france, the latest countries _ astrazeneca vaccine. germany, spain, france, the latest countries to - france, the latest countries to alter temporary use over concern of blood clots despite there being no evidence of these blood clots because with the vaccine. cases rising europe with italy much of the country has gone to a third lockdown. also in the next half an hour at the protests are continuing in myanmar and so is the violent response from the military. more than a0 people killed by police on sunday.