seize the aftermath, what we did seize the aftermath, very angry reaction from diakhaby and the valencia players. he left the field in protest, they did then later come back, although accurate you did take no further part in the match. valencia have gone on to say that the reason they came back onto the field, they risk being forfeiting points and potentially being forfeiting the match and then being forfeiting the match and then being docked points later on —— diakhaby did not take further part. they did support diakhaby yesterday, a number of their players taking this picture from their training ground, backing diakhaby and believing his account of events. we have heard from juan cala today, so seemingly both players speaking on the events. we seemingly both players speaking on the events. ~ ., ., , .~ ., _ the events. we heard from diakhaby this morning. _ the events. we heard from diakhaby this morning, he _ the events. we heard from diakhaby this morning, he put _ the events. we heard from diakhaby this morning, he put out _ the events. we heard from diakhaby this morning, he put out this - the events. we heard from diakhaby this morning, he put out this video | this morning, he put out this video on twitter, basically saying, reiterating the phrase that one colour was alleged to have used. he then went on to say it was intolerable, he said one of the

cadiz players also asked his team—mate if they would return to the pitch if cala. they said no. he called on la liga to take action. we had a press conference from cala as well, he said he was the victim of a media circus and a lynching. he said he would take legal action against anybody who played on his honour. translation: due anybody who played on his honour. translation:— anybody who played on his honour. translation: due to the pandemic, there are no — translation: due to the pandemic, there are no crowds _ translation: due to the pandemic, there are no crowds in _ translation: due to the pandemic, there are no crowds in the _ translation: due to the pandemic, there are no crowds in the stadiums, | there are no crowds in the stadiums, but there _ there are no crowds in the stadiums, but there are — there are no crowds in the stadiums, but there are 20 or 25 cameras. i don't _ but there are 20 or 25 cameras. i don't know— but there are 20 or 25 cameras. i don't know how many microphones, 22 players _ don't know how many microphones, 22 players and _ don't know how many microphones, 22 players and three referees. when he was allegedly insulted, there were approximately seven or eight players around _ approximately seven or eight players around me _ approximately seven or eight players around me and nobody heard anything, so at the _ around me and nobody heard anything, so at the very least, let me have some _ so at the very least, let me have some doubt. 30 so at the very least, let me have some doubt-— so at the very least, let me have some doubt. x: :: , ., , , , some doubt. 30 minutes, that press conference lasted, _ some doubt. 30 minutes, that press conference lasted, cala _ some doubt. 30 minutes, that press conference lasted, cala extremely . conference lasted, cala extremely animated in it. valencia then put

out this statement. they said... and in that statement, they said they are deeply saddened by the statement made by cala on tuesday, going on to say that he missed a great opportunity... adding that... so, lots of tubing and furling, john, and this does not look like it is not going to be resolved anytime soon. ., ., ., , ., , soon. know, and lots of people watchin: soon. know, and lots of people watching will _ soon. know, and lots of people watching will be _ soon. know, and lots of people watching will be wonder - soon. know, and lots of people watching will be wonder why i soon. know, and lots of people watching will be wonder why it | soon. know, and lots of people | watching will be wonder why it is less to the players. surely the authorities need to step in for some if there —— is there good to be any kind of formal investigation? you imaaine kind of formal investigation? 7m. imagine supposed up every thing has been all quite so far from la liga and the spanish. this is the statement yesterday... they go on to say they...

we do understand, john, that the spanish farc are in an —— spanish sa are starting and initial investigation, although we hope to not see any more unsavoury incidents in the future.— incidents in the future. absolutely. ben, thank— incidents in the future. absolutely. ben. thank you _ incidents in the future. absolutely. ben, thank you very _ incidents in the future. absolutely. ben, thank you very much. - north korea have pulled out of the tokyo olympics due to concerns surrounding the coronavirus pandemic. it will be the first time the state has missed the games in 33 years. and as our correspondent alex capstick told me today, it comes as japan continues to deal with a growing number of infections in the country. this decision was made apparently by the north korean olympic committee in march, announced by the sports ministry, and it has to be seen i guess in the context of what north korea is doing at the moment. they've got an ultra strict lockdown posted the borders are closed. they are very fearful of the spread of

the pandemic. in fact, they have said there has been no cases of current averments inside the country, although many observers dispute that claim, so nobody is allowed in, nobody is allowed out, and they decided their athletes should not go to the tokyo olympics because they need to be protected. and, alex, briefly, an indication other nations could follow? what was the reaction from the ioc? the other nations could follow? what was the reaction from the ioc?— the reaction from the ioc? the ioc issued a fairly _ the reaction from the ioc? the ioc issued a fairly critical— the reaction from the ioc? the ioc issued a fairly critical statement, i issued a fairly critical statement, actually. they said they had been trying to get in contact with the north koreans, by telephone conference, and that had not happened, so they had not received, they are saying, and official application from north korea under the other pic charter. this is what has to happen, this is the protocol. countries that cannot attend the games for any reasons, they need to contact the ioc and explain why, and the ioc will then sign that off, but that has not happened so far. in terms of other countries, as i say,

most have expressed confidence in the japanese organisers ability to deliver a safe games. athletes around the world, or if course, are preparing for the olympics. they are expecting to go ahead. we have seen these playbooks introduced by the organising committee which detail infine in fine detail what athletes can and cannot do come restricted access to areas, apart from venues athletes areas, apart from venues athletes are competing in. all that is in place, around the world, people think that is enough for them, but there is concern if there is another wave, another surge of coronavirus, in japan, wave, another surge of coronavirus, injapan, that could alter things. clearly that was enough for the north koreans to put out — theyjust do not want to take that risk. so far, other countries prepared to go, there are still months to go, things could change, but as of now, the

games are set to begin on july 23. alex capstick alex ca pstick speaking alex capstick speaking to me a little earlier. defending masters champion dustinjohnson has been paired with england's lee westwood for the opening two rounds at augusta, with the tournament getting under way on thursday. johnson is favourite to win the green jacket again as the current world number one, while westwood is in good form himself having finished second at the players championship last month. elsewhere, rory mcilroy will play alongside ryder cup team—mate and world number three jon rahm of spain. and don't forget, you can follow it all across the bbc. they will be updates on abc five live, sports —— radio five live, sports extra, from thursday. now, she is one of england's most successful cricketers. sarah taylor won two 50 over world cups, a t20 world cup as well, in a 13—year career but retired from the sport two years ago because of anxiety issues. after taking up coaching,

she's set to return to the crease, playing in the hundred with welsh fire this summer. and she joins us tonight. sarah, great to speak to you, great to see you, and endo for many people who love your cricket, myself included, it is going to be great seeing you back this summer. was this offer from welsh fire just too good an opportunity to turn down? yeah, as i said before, they asked me last year, and i was not in a position personally to take it up. bearing in mind the year after, and what they did, they literally asked what they did, they literally asked what i was up to, if i was thinking about playing again, and i thought, do you know what? i am in a better place, i have got a full—time job, lucky landing thejob place, i have got a full—time job, lucky landing the job with sussex and, yeah, the opportunity was too good to be true. the opportunity to be in the first year of the hundred, very nice, looking forward to a. i

just wonder, for you personally as well, is it fair to say you never really completely close the door on playing cricket? ida. really completely close the door on playing cricket?— playing cricket? no, i did not. i definitely retired _ playing cricket? no, i did not. i definitely retired from - definitely retired from international cricket, i neverfully retired, so the domestic game, the door was open, and it wasjust retired, so the domestic game, the door was open, and it was just a case of seeing whether i was ready personally to come back and play again. and that opportunity has now arisen and, yeah, it should be good, it should be very good. bud arisen and, yeah, it should be good, it should be very good.— it should be very good. and what makes you _ it should be very good. and what makes you feel, _ it should be very good. and what makes you feel, sarah, - it should be very good. and what makes you feel, sarah, the - it should be very good. and what makes you feel, sarah, the nowl it should be very good. and what. makes you feel, sarah, the now is the right time to return, especially as we know, dealing with anxiety as you have in the past, is it difficult to kind ofjuggle the impact it could have on your health once again? is that something you have had to sort of consider as you have had to sort of consider as you have decided to return?— have decided to return? yeah, i think i'm better— have decided to return? yeah, i think i'm better equipped - have decided to return? yeah, i think i'm better equipped to - have decided to return? yeah, i think i'm better equipped to be | have decided to return? yeah, i- think i'm better equipped to be able to deal with certain things now that i probably was not very good at before, but like i said to my think i have got a full—time job now, before, but like i said to my think i have got a full—timejob now, i've

got my foundations there, and i'm happy in my life at the minute thomas now it is a case of i can just play cricket for fun. and this is cuddling this opportunity came about, if you like it is a little bit of a win win for me. like i said, it isjust fine. it bit of a win win for me. like i said, it is just fine. it does bit of a win win for me. like i said, it isjust fine. it does not change anything in my life, myjobs don't disappear, i can generally just forfun, that don't disappear, i can generally just for fun, that was one of the main reasons for coming back. you talk about the _ main reasons for coming back. you talk about the enjoyment and having fun — is that something you felt you did not have at times, dealing with what you have gone through, the anxiety? is that something you feel was lost and therefore lead you to step away from the game?- was lost and therefore lead you to step away from the game? yeah, my anxiety and — step away from the game? yeah, my anxiety and my _ step away from the game? yeah, my anxiety and my agoura _ step away from the game? yeah, my anxiety and my agoura phobia -- - anxiety and my agoura phobia —— agoraphobia and stopped me from enjoying towards and enjoy new places. i could never visit places, evenif places. i could never visit places, even if i went to... i cannot export them. i was tired and it was making them. i was tired and it was making the resenting cricket. it took me a

long while to realise it was not to do with the cricket itself, it was all the off field stuff, in terms of me and my mental health, so now i am in a better place mentally. yes, i will have tojuggle in a better place mentally. yes, i will have to juggle and still deal with those emotions and feelings, but i do feel like i am in a better place to be able to deal with those. and was the most exciting thing for you, then? what are you most looking forward to? i know your coaching at the moment with sussex, but back playing, welsh fire? what is it you're looking forward to getting your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing _ your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing will _ your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing will be _ your teeth and the summer? batting with the landing will be nice, - with the landing will be nice, rather than playing against her, because she is ugly world—class —— batting with meg lanning. it is going be weird playing again, but due to get back on the field. stepping over the rope and the import of a team again, i am going to enjoy very much. bud import of a team again, i am going to enjoy very much.— to enjoy very much. and we are certainly going _ to enjoy very much. and we are certainly going to _ to enjoy very much. and we are certainly going to enjoy - to enjoy very much. and we are l certainly going to enjoy watching you return. sarah taylor, the very best of luck playing with welsh fire

in the hundred this summer. and i probably should have asked sarah if she has ever had to deal with these conditions, playing in the past. i want to show you these conditions two days before the start of the county champion season. look at this — snow. a part of the great british weather. now, look at it. this was the snow into rum —— in durham today, and i am sure the players will be hoping that will improve the next couple of days. that is it on sportsday today. for me and the rest of the team, goodbye. well, after a cold day comes a cold evening and a frosty night,

but here's the good news. over the next two or three days, it is actually going to turn a little less cold — not mild by any means. in fact, the temperatures will remain below the average for the remainder of the week and into the weekend, but at least we're going to lose that biting arctic wind. you can see the wind here just from the motion of the clouds. you can see the satellite picture looping here, the clouds moving in roughly from the north, due south, so that's where our weather's been coming from — sleet, snow showers, rain showers in places, too, and that gusty wind. but this is what it looks like through this evening and overnight, largely clear across most of the uk, and the winds are dying down too. in fact, that current of cold air is slipping out into the north sea. —i or —2 very early on wednesday morning in the south. could be as low as —1i or —5 in the glens of scotland. so, wednesday is looking something like this — lots of sunshine around in the morning, sparkling and crisp, the winds will be lighter. you'll notice that. but then in the afternoon,

the weather changes. the winds shift, we will get this westerly breeze which is going to waft in some cloud, so it will end up being an overcast afternoon for some of us on wednesday. still chilly — 4, 5, 6 celsius. now, wednesday evening, we start to see a real change in the northwest here. in fact, the winds are coming off the atlantic — in fact, more out of the southwest — so that means that by early on thursday morning, we're generally frost—free. the weather has changed by then. no longer do we have the arctic winds from the north. and the reason for it is this weatherfront, which is sweeping to the north of us. you can see the wind arrows here blowing out of the southwest, so some outbreaks of rain and fairly cloudy weather across, broadly, the northwest of the uk on thursday. there's some sunshine and you'll definitely notice milder conditions in the south of the uk — temperatures of around 11 degrees, for example, in birmingham and in london. now, this slightly milder weather will only be temporary, because once this weather front clears through, we open up the doors to another blast, a resurgence,

of colder air from the arctic. so, yes, it temporarily turns a little bit milder through thursday and friday, and then come the weekend, it looks as though it's going to turn a bit colder again.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the us hasjoined indirect talks aimed at reviving the iranian nuclear deal — three years after donald trump abandoned it. presidentjoe biden wants to return america to the landmark accord — but tehran says it won't meet the us face—to—face in vienna — until sanctions are dropped. translation: if america's will, i seriousness and honesty is proven. it could be a good sign for a betterfuture, a future of peace and security. also in the programme — it's day seven in the trial over the killing of george floyd — and another minneapolis police officer has given evidence that derek chauvin's actions during his arrest went beyond what was authorised.

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