bring colder air and a covering will bring colder air and a covering of snow across the highlands. so it is all happening tonight. here is where it will be coldest. here is tomorrow's weather map. you can see showers across the country, but also lots of dry spells in between. the winds will be very gusty tomorrow wherever you are, north or south, gusting to around 50 mph. it will feel coldest across northern parts of the country, where we have those strong northerly winds. in the south, nothing spectacular either. so a mixed bag on the way tomorrow. we want something a bit warmer. are we going to get it on friday? not yet. a bit of rain �*s getting the south coast early in the day. if anything, it stays cold in scotland with further wintry showers. temperatures a little disappointing. the warmer weather that most of us

would like will not arrive for quite a few more days. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it's goodbye from me , and on bbc one, we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. coming up on tonight's programme... can the holders chelsea beat real madrid for a second successive season? a season—defining night for burnley and everton. we'll be at stamford bridge for their champions league semifinal. a season—defining night for burnley and everton. we'll be at turf moor, too, where both sides know their premier league futures are on the line. and after a near five—year absence from the national team, we'll tell you why former ballon d'or winner ada hegerberg's returning to the norway side. also coming up in the programme...

all eyes on augusta national, where golf's first men's major of the year is nearly upon us. underfire for under fire for his fashion, answering the credits over the pictures dividing. —— dividing opinion. welcome along, thanks forjoining us. after manchester city and liverpool put their noses in front last night, the holders chelsea are going to look to edge closer to the semifinals of the champions league this evening when they take on is—time winners real madrid. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, is at stamford bridge. also there, natalie, will be carlo

ancelotti after some uncertainty, but he has made it to face his former side.— but he has made it to face his former side. . �* ., former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side _ former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side yesterday _ former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side yesterday because . former side. yeah, he didn't travel with his side yesterday because hei with his side yesterday because he had covid, but he has since posted a negative pcr, so he will be here tonight. real madrid very different tonight. real madrid very different to how it was this time last season when chelsea overcame then. they've been very different prospect. but it does mean that ancelotti barring a complete collapse would be the first manager in history to win the title in the five top european leagues. but bizarrely, he's still under pressure, despite being type of the —— top of the league. they have been reliant on bins of our and courtois at the other end. they have been at least getting the result. ancelotti knows chelsea very well, guided them to the fa cup in 2010, but chelsea

are a very different site now, not least because of these ongoing ownership dramas. imilli least because of these ongoing ownership dramas.— least because of these ongoing ownership dramas. least because of these ongoing ownershi dramas. ~ ., ., ., ownership dramas. will not come onto that in a moment. _ ownership dramas. will not come onto that in a moment. not— ownership dramas. will not come onto that in a moment. not ideal— that in a moment. not ideal preparation going into that game. at 4-1 preparation going into that game. at 4—1 defeat, we understand thomas to go to make some changes tonight. —— thomas fa ns fans are not allowed to buy tickets. that's very different because of that government licence we've come onto, so expect there to be more fans here tonight, but he played a but against brent ford —— brentford. back on that right side of defence, and you would expect perhaps to see cova chips back to face madrid. thomas tuchel has called on the fans to make some noise, to really lift the spirits here. this madrid side

played far better to how they played last time around, to the point where thomas tuchel said we haven't watched that match, we've just been watching madrid play in the last few games and getting a sense of how they play now. tuchel was asked yesterday if it's harder to win the champions league for a second time. let's have a listen. there's no other way _ let's have a listen. there's no other way than _ let's have a listen. there's no other way than step-by-step. j let's have a listen. there's no - other way than step-by-step. it's other way than step—by—step. it's challenging, it's demanding, of course — challenging, it's demanding, of course. but this is at the same time what _ course. but this is at the same time what we _ course. but this is at the same time what we love, and we can deal with it because — what we love, and we can deal with it because this is what we choose, this is_ it because this is what we choose, this is what— it because this is what we choose, this is what we love, and that's why we can_ this is what we love, and that's why we can deel— this is what we love, and that's why we can deal with it. it's nice to deal_ we can deal with it. it's nice to deal with— we can deal with it. it's nice to deal with it _ we can deal with it. it's nice to deal with it and have these kinds of experiences. we have two legs against — experiences. we have two legs against real madrid. clearly relishing that challenges. chelsea are placing bigger

challenges of —— facing. any other developments ahead of the deadline forfinal bids? taste developments ahead of the deadline for final bids?— for final bids? we know there are four main bids _ for final bids? we know there are four main bids we've _ for final bids? we know there are four main bids we've seen. - for final bids? we know there are four main bids we've seen. we i for final bids? we know there are i four main bids we've seen. we know they got until monday, the 11th, to come up with their final proposal and bid, and chelsea will announce their bidder on monday, the 18th of april. that will then go to the premier league for the test, and the government, of course. we understand representatives from each of those bids will be here tonight watching and seeing potentially what they want to put their money into. we know that rain group, the american investment firm, told all the bidders they have down to these last four, they have to have at least a billion extra to put into this club, to increase and improve the infrastructure. this is half the capacity of their big rivals in some cases, especially 0ld capacity of their big rivals in some cases, especially old trafford.

there's that to deal with. we know the valuation of the club plus their background will really come to the fore and really be important. the next two weeks not least this match, not least the return at roger madrid, —— madrid, who could be the new owner of this club. the next two weeks are really huge for chelsea. absolutely. natalie pirks, thank you. at eight o'clock kick—off tonight. there's full commentary on bbc radio 5 live from stamford bridge. and in the other half of the draw, it's bayern munich away to villarreal — the winners meeting liverpool or benfica in the semifinals. it's notjust a big night in the champions league. at the bottom of the premier league tonight, there's a season—defining match at turf moor, where second—from—bottom burnley take on fourth—from—bottom everton. if burnley win, they'll move within a point of everton. if everton win, they're six points clear of the drop zone. the stakes couldn't be much higher. tom gayle's there for us with former manchester city midfielder michael brown.

68 years, 68 yea rs, ever 68 years, ever ten's men have played in the top flight of english football. that could come to an end this season, and what is a must not lose game here. frank lampard has brought into turnaround results. he hasn't been able to stop the rot on their travels, losing nine of the last 11 premier league away fixtures. it's fair to say he's new to pressure at the wrong end of the table, but he's keen that both he and his player embraced this. we have a and his player embraced this. - have a huge fan base, so is very much expected that if you're not getting the results you want, that comes. so the most important thing for me is to be the positive one and the one that's always looking to the next game and the work, imploring everyone to be focused and positive. that's absolutely my first role. certainly no offence intended when i

say burnley are used to relegation. that's changed over the last 18 months, just three wins in the last 23 fixtures. sean says this game won't define him, but you can find out 7:30pm kick—off, i'll have the midfielder michael brown alongside me. you heard there from frank lampard, who i can confirm is still very much everton manager. it's the month of ramadan, with many muslims around the world fasting from the early hours of the morning until the evening. that includes some muslim premier league players who may need to break their fast during evening matches. tonight's game between burnley and everton is one of nine top—flight games where we might see that happen. ebadur rehman devised the muslim athlete charter and advised the premier league on how to support muslim players. he's been running workshops for the first time. i spoke to him earlier.

is an important role because of sport, as you know, is something that everyone in the uk looks forward to. football being the main sport. they're role models. everyone is looking at the tv, looking for the next piece of good news. i think generally players up and down the country, they would have been really heart warmed by it. they stand a lot to bring the community together. not just the muslim community, but a lot of the positive messages use our —— ucr from the non—muslim community. i remember speaking to players saying they felt like they had to hide the fact that they thought they weren't giving 100%. do you feel as though things are changing, there's more awareness or support? h0 things are changing, there's more awareness or support?— things are changing, there's more awareness or support? no doubt. when

united played — awareness or support? no doubt. when united played leicester, _ awareness or support? no doubt. when united played leicester, leicester - united played leicester, leicester city... he was fasting, and then we had two others fasting on monday night, and they broke the fast before the game. if you still a look at some of the clubs, and how they support the mechanism is awesome. you have roughly 150 muslim players. it's an amazing thing to see. it’s it's an amazing thing to see. it's not 'ust it's an amazing thing to see. it's notjust football, of it's an amazing thing to see. it's not just football, of course. what notjust football, of course. what can other sports learn from what's been happening in football. ? the ma'ori been happening in football. ? the majority of _ been happening in football. ? tue: majority of muslim been happening in football. ? tts: majority of muslim athletes been happening in football. ? "tts: majority of muslim athletes are been happening in football. ? t'ts: majority of muslim athletes are in football, and then you have the other sports like cricket with the rugby union. i was at the wasps training the other day. i think

sport is doing an amazing job. i can only speak positively of all the different sports that are working with across sessions. the ramadan session wasn't just with across sessions. the ramadan session wasn'tjust for... we delivered it for rugby union as well. tomorrow night, one of the greatest women's footballers, ada hegerberg, will make her return for her country, after a near five—year absence from the norway side. the women's champions league record goalscorer and first female winner of the ballon d'or stepped away from international football in 2017, after becoming frustrated at what she called a lack of support for the women's team and girls' football in norway. i've been speaking to katie whyatt, a writer at the athletic who's been following the story. she had a fairly long list of grievances around gender inequality in her documentary that went out on espn. she was talking about how the

national team were given the porous quality pictures, even though they were qualified for world cups and pushed up in favour and the boys' teams —— poorest. she felt there was an attitude in the federation where she would raise issues around gender inequality and fair treatment, and felt they were very much falling on deaf ears. she left to make a statement about conditions on the national team and the women's team, but also to probably safeguard her own state of mind at that point, haven't totally been worn down. she's understandably frustrated. she feels as though the federation has addressed those concerns as if she's willing to come back? t addressed those concerns as if she's willing to come back?— willing to come back? i think that must be the _ willing to come back? i think that must be the case. _ willing to come back? i think that must be the case. i _ willing to come back? i think that must be the case. i think - willing to come back? i think that must be the case. i think the - must be the case. i think the appointment of lisa as the new head of the federation was a real big win because she was a former sports lawyer who has called out the

federation before about these issues. i think dealing with her and having her as a mediator between the two was probably really significant. i think the whole tone of the kos ts, i think the whole tone of the kos �*s, the staff is a very big match shift from the public statements they are putting out —— coaches. people in norway buzzing that she is back, understandably. they have missed her and will be delighted that she is now part of the national side for these qualifiers. tt’s side for these qualifiers. it's interesting. _ side for these qualifiers. it's interesting. i— side for these qualifiers. tt�*s interesting. i think sometimes, activism has been obscuring slightly what she has achieved on the pitch, and people know she has been option for so long —— absent. she is the record champions legal store. 57 goals and 57 games or something. the euros were very, very fearful eyes,

i think. this has an entirely different norway.— i think. this has an entirely different norway. katie talking to me a short _ different norway. katie talking to me a short while _ different norway. katie talking to me a short while ago. _ let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. the us businessman chris kirchner has been selected as the preferred bidder to buy championship side derby county. kirchner revived his interest in derby this week, having withdrawn an initial bid three months ago. relegation—threatened derby have been in administration since the 22nd of september. england's opening group game against iran at the 2022 world cup will be shown live on the bbc. gareth southgate's side are in action on the opening day of the tournament in qatar on monday, the 21st of november. england's last group game against the final european qualifier, which will be one of wales, scotland or ukraine, will also be live on the bbc. britain's adam yates is up to fourth place at the tour the jury in the london trial of boris becker has retired to consider its verdict. the six—time grand slam winner is accused of failing to hand over trophies he won

after he was declared bankrupt in 2017. becker denies 2a charges against him. the wait is nearly over. golf's first men's major of the year — the masters — is nearly upon us. the first tee shot at augusta national will be hit at 1'o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with the world's best players looking to get their hands on that green jacket. understandably, most of the attention this week has been on whether tiger woods will play, but there are other stories that will play out, too. ben croucher reports. boston national, where beauty meets the beast. —— augustine national. this is a sporting icon, but it will forever represent one of golf�*s toughest test. if you get to become belle of the ball. t5 a toughest test. if you get to become belle of the ball.— belle of the ball. is a ma'or championship. i belle of the ball. is a ma'or championship. it's i belle of the ball. is a ma'or championship. it's a i belle of the ball. is a major championship. it's a place | belle of the ball. is a major i championship. it's a place like no other. of course it's hard. it's

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you can follow the masters across the bbc. just want to bring you up—to—date. borisjohnson says he doesn't believe transgender women should compete in female sporting events — a view he says may be "controversial". the prime minister was speaking today on a range of issues, including the government's approach to the ban on so—called conversion therapy. i don't think that biological males should _ i don't think that biological males should he — i don't think that biological males should be competing in female sporting — should be competing in female sporting events. maybe that's controversial, but it seems to me to be sensible — controversial, but it seems to me to be sensible. and i also happen to think— be sensible. and i also happen to think that — be sensible. and i also happen to think that women should have spaces, whether— think that women should have spaces, whether it's _ think that women should have spaces, whether it's in hospitals or prisons or changing — whether it's in hospitals or prisons or changing rooms, which are dedicated _ or changing rooms, which are dedicated to women. that's as far as my thinking — dedicated to women. that's as far as my thinking has developed on this issue _

the prime minister's comments came as a letter signed by a group of elite female cyclists called on cycling's world governing body, the uci, to rescind its rules around transgender participation and testosterone levels. 0ur senior sports news reporter, laura scott, has been following the story. this all relates to emily bridges, who was due to race last weekend in derby. the 21—year—old initially was told that she could race at the event under the transgender regulations because of lowered testosterone levels, but she was then told by the uci that she couldn't participate. they have not yet completed her their process on her eligibility to race. she released a statement saying she had little clarity around her in eligibility, saying she had been relentlessly harassed and demonised and said no one should have to choose between being who they are

and participating in the sport they love. the uci's president had said he was worried that transgender athletes could affect the fairness of competition in cycling, adding that the world cycling rules potentially were probably not enough. we know there has been challenges to those rules from a number of athletes.— challenges to those rules from a number of athletes. there now has been a signed _ number of athletes. there now has been a signed letter _ number of athletes. there now has been a signed letter handed i number of athletes. there now has been a signed letter handed it i number of athletes. there now has been a signed letter handed it to l been a signed letter handed it to cycling's governing body. aha, been a signed letter handed it to cycling's governing body. a group of elite former — cycling's governing body. a group of elite former cyclists, _ cycling's governing body. a group of elite former cyclists, researchers i elite former cyclists, researchers and professors has signed this letter, around 75, and sent it to the uci -- letter, around 75, and sent it to the uci —— have signed. also copied in british cycling, the international debate committee as well, saying they want the rules to guarantee fairness for female athletes —— international olympic committee. within their current transgender regulations. she's not a

household name, but one of the most eye—catching signatures is sarah signing ten, a retired cyclist who was recently appointed head of the paralympic programme. she has signed the letter in response, british cycling said this is important for staff and riders, which is why they have provided forums to share their views on their policies more widely. these discussions are an important part of the commitment to learn and understand more about how the sport sector can achieve fairness and maintain the dignity and respect of all athletes. by clearly, the fact that she has signed that letter is interesting because in the future, she could have a role in whether emily bridges is selected or not to a british team.— a british team. laura scott there. more reaction _ a british team. laura scott there. more reaction over _ a british team. laura scott there. more reaction over on _ a british team. laura scott there. more reaction over on the - a british team. laura scott there. more reaction over on the bbc i more reaction over on the bbc sport website. and finally, as you were hearing earlier, everton are at burnley tonight. everton striker dominic calvert—lewin says it's difficult

for young players to express themselves under what he calls the "magnifying glass" of being a premier league footballer. he's not scared of making a fashion statement wearing a skirt, orsarong, or handbag — but some his outfits have led to criticism on social media, and worse. nesta mcgregor�*s here with more. we've seen his picture for a while, but he's been speaking to british go magazine. tt but he's been speaking to british gq mauazine. , , ., , .,, magazine. it seems trivial. his “ob is to attack— magazine. it seems trivial. his “ob is to attack and i magazine. it seems trivial. his “ob is to attack and score i magazine. it seems trivial. his “ob is to attack and score goals. i magazine. it seems trivial. his jobj is to attack and score goals. here, he's defending what's in his wardrobe. he said he felt that young players didn't have the platforms to express themselves away from the field and often fell under a magnifying glass, and his case. he earns £100,000 a week. a bit of that goes on designer here, and he says, he feels scrutinised. we can see examples on screen now. he's deeply into his fashion. we know fashion is subjective, and he says what he

doesn't like is when masculinity is brought into the debate. we know football is a very masculine arena, especially the game and the environment. he says he feels the most masculine by wearing what he wants and feeling happy about it. we've been here before. that come in a sarong or wearing white suits back in the day. now hitting on instagram straight away means the reaction will be visceral —— beckham in a sarong. he says he's fine with that, but there is a mental health cyclist he spoken about.— he spoken about. most footballers exect and he spoken about. most footballers expect and accept _ he spoken about. most footballers expect and accept criticism - he spoken about. most footballers expect and accept criticism in i he spoken about. most footballers| expect and accept criticism in most things. it's part of the job. expect and accept criticism in most things. it's part of thejob. but he thinks there is a line and he says it can be overbearing. you talk about the impact of social media and the fact that perhaps people might have said things, but now they can

say them directly to you. he says it's overbearing, and he also says people tend to forget he's a human being and in his heart, he'sjust a tad being and in his heart, he'sjust a [ad from sheffield. you strip away his talent, and he's a human being. he still confident he's going to wear what he wants and doing what he likes. most people would say... people will say they can wear what he wants, but they want to see him scoring goals. he's in the starting line—up for that massive game, and that's the key. fans want to see him on the pitch at his best. had that's the key. fans want to see him on the pitch at his best.— on the pitch at his best. had they been in the _ on the pitch at his best. had they been in the top _ on the pitch at his best. had they been in the top four, _ on the pitch at his best. had they been in the top four, he - on the pitch at his best. had they been in the top four, he could i been in the top four, he could turn up been in the top four, he could turn up in a bin bag and no one would complain. we will know his outfit tonight. it will be the blue—and—white and over ten —— of everton, but he's only played 11 league games, so injury has been a big part of that. finally fit again, and i'm sure he hopes all the talking will be done on the pitch.

he harbours expectations to be in the next world cup if not this one, and to really push on with everton. that's where we're at. fans and to really push on with everton. that's where we're at.— that's where we're at. fans will be keeping their— that's where we're at. fans will be keeping their fingers _ that's where we're at. fans will be keeping their fingers crossed. i it's a 730 kick—off. updates on five live and live commentary from eight o'clock on the game against chelsea and real madrid. from me and the team, that is all for now. good night. today brought us some hefty april showers, and there were more of those in our forecast for the next couple of days, some of which may turn wintry. this was the scene earlier in birmingham, satellite picture shows this type of cloud which gave a short burst of heavy rain. plenty more clouds, and this

is where left out here marking out the centre of an area of low pressure, which is now drifting across the northern half of the uk with these tightly squeezed isobars. that shows that for many of us, it will be windy through the night, but most are northern ireland, north wales, northwest england. gusts of 70 mph. rain turning to snow in northern scotland, could be five cm. temperatures are quite chilly in the far north. quite mild down towards the south. this rain clearing southern parts tomorrow, bringing strong winds for a time. this band of cloud with the showery rain also working south, and it will tend to break up and leave us with another sunshine and showers day, some of the showers wintry in the north, and it will stay windy through the day with gusts of 40—50 mph. some windiest weather will be across the

southern half of the uk. temperatures 12 or 13 degrees, but further north, feeling a little bit colder. through thursday night, as the showers fade and the winds fall light, we are going to see temperatures dropping quite a widespread frost northwards, and to the south, sting freezing. this will graze in some rain into the far south of england, and make it wet across the channel islands during friday. it should clear away and it's another sunshine and showers day, some showers heavy and wintry, temperatures between 7—12 degrees. this little bump in the isobars here indicates a ridge of high pressure. some fine weatherfor indicates a ridge of high pressure. some fine weather for saturday, a few showers in the north. for sunday, it's all change. wet and windy weather from the west, but it will start to feel milder.

hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. the bbc finds evidence of russian troops using citizens as human shields, near ukraine's capital kyiv. survivors tell their stories. i was afraid that we would all be shot. i was scared for my daughter. i don't have the words. 25 women and girls say they were raped by russian forces in bucha, a senior ukrainian official tells the bbc. we'll look at what rape as a weapon of war means. meanwhile, the government urges people to flee southern and eastern ukraine if they can, warning russia will intensify attacks there

also on the programme.