celticjumping forjoy as they come from behind to beat rangers and take control of the scottish premiership title race. good evening, tottenham are back in the premier league's top four after demolishing newcastle. that win moved spurs above arsenal and west ham, who overcame struggling everton to boost their european hopes. ben croucher rounds—up the day's action. into april and still west ham's bubble has not burst, air europa league quarterfinal on thursday but the priority was ensuring they would

be back in europe for next year. opposition for them this season has generally proved out of reach, aaron cresswell�*s caulker did little to alleviate relegation fears. the deflected effort from mason colgate helped. level forall of deflected effort from mason colgate helped. level for all of five minutes. when jarrod helped. level for all of five minutes. whenjarrod bowen marked his return from injury with the fastest reaction, everton�*s number was up. 11 went down to ten as michael keane's red card put paid to hopes of a comeback and when you are down where everton are, it can be a long and lonely walk back. tottenham just had to avoid defeat to newcastle to move above west ham only they had not learned their lessons. it only they had not learned their lessons. , ._ only they had not learned their lessons. , ., lessons. it is right the way through for fabienne _ lessons. it is right the way through for fabienne shaw. _ lessons. it is right the way through for fabienne shaw. a _ lessons. it is right the way through for fabienne shaw. a team - lessons. it is right the way through i for fabienne shaw. a team vulnerable havin: 'ust for fabienne shaw. a team vulnerable having just scored, _ for fabienne shaw. a team vulnerable having just scored, ben _ for fabienne shaw. a team vulnerable having just scored, ben davies - having just scored, ben davies making the stadium, yeah, pretty happy. just imagine what antonio conte would be like if spurs took the lead. no need. doherty got in

behind the defence and son founder because in the middle of it and by the time emerson royale made it for, the time emerson royale made it for, the newcastle capitulation was complete. a 5—star showing was rounded off by steven burke wang to leave spurs sunday bursting with delight. so a fantastic day for spurs and their manager antonio conte, who says his side is getting better all the time. we tried to continue to play in this way, with intensity and accuracy and attention, i think my team is improving, it is improving in many aspects. also the mentality. yeah, i am very happy. celtic have tightened their grip on the scottish premiership title with victory in the old firm derby over rangers at ibrox. they're now six points clear of their rivals with six games remaining. joe lynskey was watching....

in glasgow and in football there are few days more intense. an old firm rivalry renewed by a top two who are so close and the return of away fans. those 700 from celtic soon engulfed by this. rangers won the league last year in silence, now things are different. celtic came here with the lead at the top, unbeaten since september and it took four minutes to draw level and then they sensed a chance. for the team and coach, a 2—1 lead was precious and coach, a 2—1 lead was precious and then things got ugly. joe hart came out for the second half and found glass in his goal. shards of broken bottles would need a full sweep to remove. play eventually restarted and joe hart was unmoved at this late save kept celtic�*s lead in the match and six points clear at the top, to keep their cool in this

intensity mayjust the top, to keep their cool in this intensity may just win the top, to keep their cool in this intensity mayjust win them the league. rotherham have won the efl trophy after an extra time victory over sutton united at wembley. there looked to be an upset on the cards with the league two side leading 2—1 before rotherham equalised in the 96th minute to force the game into extra time. and from there the league one leaders took control, scoring twice to run out 4—2 winners. chelsea are on course to go back to the top of the women's super league, jessie fleming has put them 1—0 up against reading. earlier arsenal overtook their rivals — for a few hours at least — after a comfortable 5—0 win at struggling leicester city. vivianne mee—dem—ar scored twice as arsenal netted four second half goals. elsewhere manchester united beat brighton 1—0 and aston villa beat tottenham by the same score. liverpool have been promoted back to the wsl and sealed the championship title. they beat nearest rivals

bristol city 4—2 at ashton gate in front a league record crowd of 5,752. england secured their 20th consecutive win in style with a 74—0 victory over italy as they regained top spot in the women's six nations. the red roses ran in 12 tries in parma with lydia thompson scoring a hat—trick. england take on an unbeaten wales side next weekend. harlequins are up to third in the english premiership after a comfortable win against london irish. danny care scored his 79th try in the competition as they ran out winners by 41 points to 14. thousands of spectators lined the banks of the thames today as the boat race returned to the river for the first time since 2019. cambridge were looking to extend their winning streak over oxford in both the men's and women's races. michael redford reports.

for cambridge and oxford this was a moment to savour, the boat race back on the river thames and back in front of a raucous crowd. cheers for both teams, but there can only be one champion. for the past three races that champion has been cambridge, but this time the tide seemed to be turning. oxford had been working in the shadows, producing a team that can win back the title. not that cambridge were willing to give up easily, the crew is coming closer to clashing, much to the frustration of the umpire. both crews!— to the frustration of the umpire. both crews! ., ., ., �* both crews! you need to move! and oxford did move. _ both crews! you need to move! and oxford did move. forward _ both crews! you need to move! and oxford did move. forward and - oxford did move. forward and quickly. the lead getting bigger, the hopes for cambridge for victory sinking. the hopes for cambridge for victory sinkinu. a . ~ the hopes for cambridge for victory sinkinu. 1, . ~ ., ., , the hopes for cambridge for victory sinkin.. z, . ~' ., . , . . ~' sinking. back on the thames and back to winnin: sinking. back on the thames and back to winning ways- _ sinking. back on the thames and back to winning ways. a _ sinking. back on the thames and back to winning ways. a first _ sinking. back on the thames and back to winning ways. a first win _ sinking. back on the thames and back to winning ways. a first win in - sinking. back on the thames and back to winning ways. a first win in four - to winning ways. a first win in four attem ts to winning ways. a first win in four attempts for— to winning ways. a first win in four attempts for oxford _ to winning ways. a first win in four attempts for oxford and _ to winning ways. a first win in four attempts for oxford and back - to winning ways. a first win in four attempts for oxford and back on i to winning ways. a first win in four i attempts for oxford and back on top once again. it

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for cambridge _ go faster. five successive wins now for cambridge and _ go faster. five successive wins now for cambridge and a _ go faster. five successive wins now for cambridge and a day _ go faster. five successive wins now for cambridge and a day to - go faster. five successive wins now i for cambridge and a day to remember for cambridge and a day to remember for parrish who turns 19 tomorrow. for oxford, it is their turn to make a splash again. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today... england's liam livingstone was in great form in the indian premier league, firing 60 from 32 balls and taking two wickets as punjab kings beat the chennai super kings by 5a runs. john higgins leads neil robertson by five frames to three after the first session of their tour championship final in clan—dud—no. they're playing to a finish tonight with the first to ten taking the title. the americanjennifer kupcho is six shots clear at the top of the leaderboard heading into the final round of the first women's golf major of the year the chevron championship.charley hull is the leading british player — 11 shots off the pace. and elsewhere in golf,

a big statement of intent from tiger woods this evening. he posted on twitter that he's on his way to augusta to continue his preparations for next week s masters. the 46—year—old who has won the tournament five times, most recently in 2019, has not competed on tour since nearly losing his right leg in a car crash ia months ago. australia were just too strong for england's cricketers in the women's world cup. the defending champions beaten by an outstanding australian side in christchurch. joe wilson reports. well, it was some journey to fight to the final having lost their first three games, but england faced australia — the green and gold everest of women's cricket. australia's opening batters haynes and healy soon excelled. down the ground... england needed theirfielding, their catching, to be perfect. it wasn't. and alyssa healy continued to play the innings of her life to make 170 in australia's 356.

well, england, follow that! a picturesque piece of christchurch, it was a monumental task, but nat sciver�*s brave batting maintained hope. others came and went. sophia dunkley bowled. sciver kept improvising. her 148 not out was outstanding. but when anya shrubsole fell chasing the last glimpse of the dream, england were 285 all out. that was the match — and the world cup. i think it will take a little bit of time to digest what went wrong, and i think also it's fair to say credit to australia, they outplayed us tonight, they brought their best game on the biggest stage, so fair play to them. these australians may be the most dominant team across world sport — they beat england here, they've beaten everyone for years. joe wilson, bbc news. the bbc�*s henry moeran was in christchurch along with former england player alex hartley. they look back now on an exciting tournament.

england's reign as champions ends after five years and part of the england side that won in 2017, alex hartley has been watching and this australia side were the favourites and the favourites for a reason. they were and today they proved why. they were fantastic, alyssa healy scoring 170 runs in a world cup final, take a bow, it was exceptional to watch and showed their dominance. england won the toss and elected to bowl first, did that hand the initiative to australia? we will talk about it for a few years, did heather knight and england do the right thing? england believed it was the right thing to do and i guess we have to believe that. personally, i would have batted first and tried to get a big score on the board to create pressure, a bit like australia did. australia are the champions but this tournament will be remembered for so many reasons, it has been the greatest women's world cup we have seen. definitely, it has been nailbiter after nailbiter, the

semi—finals were probably the two games in this world cup that were not the most exciting, but that is the way it goes, anybody can beat anyone at the moment, bar australia who are better than everyone, but it has been an exceptional tournament. australia are worthy winners, winning by 71 runs and they lift the trophy, joy and relief for their captain and now australia hold all the trophies, the t20 world cup, the 50 over world cup and the women's ashes, they are an inspiring side. well done to australia. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. a big change is taking place in our weather. some places started on sunday morning with temperatures below

minus seven celsius, but monday morning will start on a much milder note, but with some damp and breezy weather, courtesy of a frontal system pushing in from the north west. it is a warm front, so, as the name suggests, behind it, the air will be turning warmer, or at least milder. this wedge of milder air spilling south eastwards across the uk dominating the weather as we head into monday. so, as we go through tonight, that frontal system will bring cloud and outbreaks of rain, moving south eastwards and particularly heavy rain over higher ground in western scotland and after a chilly evening in the south, temperatures will tend to climb through the night, so by monday morning, 6—11. a very, very different feel, with lots of cloud, some outbreaks of rain, some heavy bursts of rain, clearing southwards through the morning and then in england and wales, they are seeing something a little drier, still with a lot of cloud, the odd spot of drizzle, limited brightness, showery rain then returning to northern and western scotland and parts of northern ireland, as we go through the afternoon.

top temperatures typically 11—15 , so milder than it has been, colder than that, though, across the far north in shetland and as we move out of monday into tuesday, we bring this weather front southwards. this is a cold front, so it tries to reintroduce some cold air. now, at this stage, it looks like the cold air will not make a lot of progress southwards, so most of us stay with mild conditions. some brightness down towards the south, generally quite a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain especially between northern england, northern ireland and southern scotland and then on the northern edge of that weather system, well, remember that cold air? it is likely that we will see some snow, especially over the high ground, in the highlands, and the grampians. we could be looking at 10—20 centimetres of snow, particularly as we head into tuesday night. just four or 5 degrees here on tuesday afternoon, four in aberdeen, ten in glasgow and from glasgow, edinburgh southwards, we stay in the mild air. through tuesday night into wednesday, this area of low pressure moves its way eastwards, deepening as it goes, there will be some brisk winds, still some snow in northern scotland, lost three showers elsewhere on wednesday in that cold air tries to sink further south

as we head towards the end of the week, there could be some further wintry weather for some. this is bbc news ? welcome if you re watching here in the uk or around the globe. i m shaun ley, our top stories. international condemnation of what appears to be the systematic killing of ukrainian civilians by retreating russian forces. explosions in the southern port of odesa — ukrainian officials say missiles have hit critical infrastructure. the city's mayor condemns the attack. translation: windows were blown out. roofs were damaged in private houses. that happened in the second strike. in the first strike the enemy attacked peaceful residential houses. three homes were destroyed today. polling stations

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