tv Sportsday BBC News January 20, 2023 6:30pm-7:01pm GMT
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is zis in that is in the midlands in walsall and it was taken in the last 2a hours. it is really nippy, in parts of scotland it is minus seven or eight. what will happen through the night is temperatures across north western parts will rise as we see milder air shifting in off the atlantic. these are temperatures around 6am, widely below freezing in england and wales. in western scotland and northern ireland temperatures lifting through the course of the night. that is because the winds are coming in from the south here. there is a weather front, cloud and some rain, some snow initially across the scottish highlands. but tomorrow afternoon, that contrast, western areas eight or nine or maybe 10 degrees. in the midlands around four degrees. we have high pressure extending from the azores across europe into
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russia. but we are on the edge of high pressure and the front affecting person parts of uk during the course of sunday and that big temperature contrast. so pushing 10 degrees around the western fringes of country. but further to the east, three degrees and there could be some fog around in the morning as well. so it may not be three, but closer to zero through the course of the afternoon on sunday. so a raw sunday for some of us. the high pressure still with us on monday. but fronts close by to the north of the uk. i think the temperatures will slowly start to creep up as we go through the course of the week next week. the weather will be variable. generally it is going to be bright. so a nippy weekend for most of us this weekend. warming up next week a — most of us this weekend. warming up next week a bit. _ most of us this weekend. warming up next week a bit. thanks. _ 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.
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hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes, here' a quick look at what we have coming—up on tonight's show. it's melbourne no more for norrie — as britain's number one is knocked—out of the australian open. the pressure's mounting on moyes and lampard at the bottom of the premier league — we look ahead to tomorrow's crunch match between west ham and everton. and after an ugly build up, chris eubankjunior let's his armband do the talking as he faces—up to liam smith. yesterday was about the lowest in the most out—of—control conference i've ever been at. also coming—up in the programme. what's the problem with
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women and motorsport? we hear from some of the few who are �*in' to get their side of the story. welcome to the programme then and we're starting with tennis — no epic encounters in melbourne for you this time — andy murray has had the day off, but there was plenty of action including disappointment for britain's number one — cam norrie. he's been knocked—out in the third round. our correspondent andy swiss rounds—up the action from the australian open. another british man, anotherfive setter but this time, a different result. after andy murray's marathon, norrie was hoping for something similar but after taking a set lead, the signs are promising.
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but from there, his 21—year—old czechoslovakian opponent played the match of his life and on the last week, he lost to norrie in oakland. and he clearly learned his lesson as he reeled off the next two sets and with the victory, lehecka through for the very first time, he played better than me he was norrie's simple assessment but he feels this was a missed opportunity. the highest seat left his safety through. he was up against the netherland player and he was soon showing his touch. tsitsipas was still yet to win a grand slam title but on this form, he will fancy his chances. through in straight sets, you now face the 15th seed. and the women's singles, she hopes and she is still very much on track as she
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breezed past the spanish player. victory in a mere 55 minutes, she may take some stopping. well, one of the other big stories on day 5 at the australian open was danil medvedev. the two—time finalist and us open champion succombed to sebastien korda in straight sets. so to get more on that and norrie and murray — annabel croftjoined me earlier and i started off by asking her reaction to medvedev�*s early exit. it isa it is a big upset when someone was beenin it is a big upset when someone was been in the finals here twice in ranked number one in the world not too long ago goes under the big event like this but i have to be honest, his opponent was fantastic. he comes from a tennis pedigree and his father was in the finals here in australia many years back and his mum was a player and his two sisters and one was a former number one
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golfer and he comes from a incredibly talented family. but playing his heart out, he brought every kind of tactic into this match and perfected it. i mean, it was perfect execution. it was a wonderful contest but korda really earned the victory, it wasn't what danil medvedev did but it was just how well korda played. tiara danil medvedev did but it was “ust how well korda played. two british men left cameron _ how well korda played. two british men left cameron of— how well korda played. two british men left cameron of going - how well korda played. two british men left cameron of going out - how well korda played. two british men left cameron of going out this morning and what is your reaction to the match and will come onto the controversy potentially later? norrie's opponent was a future star. he was very inexperienced but he has done well at a lower level but this is a big victory for him again, he took his tenants to norrie and brought some wonderful skills in the play was attacking him was aggressive and yet some moments where he was getting a little bit fragile and starting to think about things but he overcame that and forge through to the finish line and
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again, is a big upset for him and let people expected norrie would go deepin let people expected norrie would go deep in his tournament but his opponent played really, really well. is the british number one and an incredible form all of last year in prison at the rankings and here he is expecting to beat this young player and loses in some peoples said that he may be too busy going into exhibitions and not necessarily preparing for the new season. he was asked about — preparing for the new season. he was asked about that _ preparing for the new season. he was asked about that and _ preparing for the new season. he was asked about that and certainly - asked about that and certainly played a lot of exhibitions and a lot of different places in the world and leading into the australian open and leading into the australian open and quite hard for players and a lot of them are complaining that seasons are too long and too tired and they want some rest time and preparations towards the australian first grand slam and if you get a lot of money put on the table, it is quite tempting for other players and you cannot really hold it against them because you know a lot of that money
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can go towards training and also some other expenses on the professional tour but having said that, people felt may be it was just too much and he felt like he had peaked too early. and reaching the finals and playing the united cup, communion, you add to all the exhibitions, they really did not get too much off time from the city was good for him maybe today because he lived a little flat out there, he did get some treatment for a knee and maybe it wasjust did get some treatment for a knee and maybe it was just a did get some treatment for a knee and maybe it wasjust a bit did get some treatment for a knee and maybe it was just a bit too much. and maybe it was 'ust a bit too much. , , ., w' and maybe it was 'ust a bit too much. , , . a ., and maybe it was 'ust a bit too much. , . ., ., ~ , much. just a quick word on andy murra , much. just a quick word on andy murray. the _ much. just a quick word on andy murray, the two _ much. just a quick word on andy murray, the two last _ much. just a quick word on andy murray, the two last man - much. just a quick word on andy i murray, the two last man standing match for britain but we're discussing this yesterday after his epic match when he made it through to the third round, what kind of shape is the aim because he only has a little bit of a break before he plays again? i a little bit of a break before he plays again?— a little bit of a break before he -la sauain? j ., plays again? i don't think you got out of bed feeling _ plays again? i don't think you got out of bed feeling great - plays again? i don't think you got out of bed feeling great the - plays again? i don't think you got. out of bed feeling great the morning after potentially not having too much sleep i know his team wanted to
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get them out of bed relatively early and i understand is that the courts eight hours later and that would've given him a full eight hours sleep and being scheduled early in the day, he probably wanted his body clock to be up and out and trying to get them prepared. it is ten hours that he's played on the court and i'm sure it's extremely exhausting and there is a lot of work going into get his body ready. he has been sitting in the ice bars, a lot of hydration going into his body, getting the food and it's talked a lot about how important sleep is and he would not have had too much of that let's see, he is such a warrior. it's got the biggest hard in the world out there it's almost like when i'm watching him, doesn't matter how much the body might be giving up but the heart is really pumping and bringing out all that passion onto the court. so let's not write them off too early.— write them off too early. plenty of discussion regarding _ write them off too early. plenty of discussion regarding the _ write them off too early. plenty of discussion regarding the leak - discussion regarding the leak finishes after the match, andy murray called it a forest saying...
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—— farce. they said there's no need to change the schedule at this point saying that it was an epic match and we schedule a match like thatjust before 10pm in the evening, you're not expecting it to go close to six hours. of course, it didn't it was the longest match of his career. how does he recover before taking on well there's been plenty of discussion regarding the number of late finishes in melbourne. after the match andy murray called it "a farce" saying "i don't know who it's beneficial for" "it's not beneficial for the well despite plenty more criticism, tournament director — craig tiley said there's no need to change the schedule "at this point" saying "it was an epic match and when you schedule a match like thatjust before 10pm in the evening, you're not expecting it to go close on roberto bautista agut andf potentially another 5 set match? well i spoke to the lta's ian aylward
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as you know, some like to use ice baths, some people like to use treatments and massages, someone's type to do pressure garments. in the most valuable recovery tool would be sleep. most valuable recovery tool would be slee -. ~ . most valuable recovery tool would be slee.~ . ., ., , , , sleep. which unfortunately, players like andy murray — sleep. which unfortunately, players like andy murray may _ sleep. which unfortunately, players like andy murray may not _ sleep. which unfortunately, players like andy murray may not of - sleep. which unfortunately, players like andy murray may not of had . like andy murray may not of had enough of. like andy murray may not of had enough ot— like andy murray may not of had enough of-— enough of. and that's with the challen . e enough of. and that's with the challenge comes. _ enough of. and that's with the challenge comes. you - enough of. and that's with the challenge comes. you get - enough of. and that's with the challenge comes. you get into enough of. and that's with the i challenge comes. you get into a situation where you're trying to get a player to sleep at a time where it is daytime and the natural body clock is telling the individual that it is state time and a huge amount of adrenaline going around the body as well and its massive challenge to try to the nerves, and try to go to sleep at times and telling the body to be awake, the situations he can find a real dark hole somewhere and a hotel with black outlines a room is in a quiet corridor. so, andy murray is back on court tomorrow morning — he's the penultimate match of the day. meanwhile britain's alfie hewitt is in top form ahead of the wheelchair tournament which starts
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later this month, retaining his melbourne open title by beating japan's tokito oda in straight sets. let's move—on to football now and there's a huge game at the bottom of the premier league tomorrow when west ham, 18th in the table, host 19th—placed everton at the london stadium. neither team has won in the league since october, which means there's plenty of pressure on managers — david moyes and frank lampard. stuart pollitt looks ahead to it for us. at everton, the boos of been growing louder with every passing week. bud louder with every passing week. and it is auoin louder with every passing week. situc it is going the pressure louder with every passing week. fific it is going the pressure on him. louder with every passing week. and it is going the pressure on him. he l it is going the pressure on him. he has not been much happier at the hammers. ~ . , . has not been much happier at the hammers. ~ ., , ., ., has not been much happier at the hammers. ~ .,, ., ., ., hammers. was damn at the bottom three at the — hammers. was damn at the bottom three at the halfway _ hammers. was damn at the bottom three at the halfway stage - hammers. was damn at the bottom three at the halfway stage of - hammers. was damn at the bottom three at the halfway stage of the i three at the halfway stage of the season. ~ , ., three at the halfway stage of the season. . , ., �* , three at the halfway stage of the season. . , ., , ,, season. -- west ham. it's business, its professionalism _ season. -- west ham. it's business, its professionalism and _ season. -- west ham. it's business, its professionalism and so _ season. -- west ham. it's business, its professionalism and so it - season. -- west ham. it's business, its professionalism and so it can't . its professionalism and so it can't always— its professionalism and so it can't always be — its professionalism and so it can't always be nice. if the fight and be
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ready— always be nice. if the fight and be ready for— always be nice. if the fight and be ready for the fight. it�*s always be nice. if the fight and be ready for the fight.— always be nice. if the fight and be ready for the fight. it's a big game for us both — ready for the fight. it's a big game for us both and _ ready for the fight. it's a big game for us both and when _ ready for the fight. it's a big game for us both and when you - ready for the fight. it's a big game for us both and when you look - for us both and when you look forward — for us both and when you look forward to, _ for us both and when you look forward to, you've _ for us both and when you look forward to, you've got - for us both and when you look forward to, you've got to - for us both and when you looki forward to, you've got to come for us both and when you look . forward to, you've got to come a for us both and when you look - forward to, you've got to come a lot of big _ forward to, you've got to come a lot of big games — forward to, you've got to come a lot of big games and _ forward to, you've got to come a lot of big games and tomorrow - forward to, you've got to come a lot of big games and tomorrow is - forward to, you've got to come a lot of big games and tomorrow is a - of big games and tomorrow is a different— of big games and tomorrow is a different game. _ of big games and tomorrow is a different game.— of big games and tomorrow is a different name. ,, ., , ., different game. seven games without a leauue different game. seven games without a league win — different game. seven games without a league win for— different game. seven games without a league win for the _ different game. seven games without a league win for the two _ different game. seven games without a league win for the two clubs - different game. seven games without a league win for the two clubs now. a league win for the two clubs now staring delegation firmly in the face. they signed a proven to league goal scorer in danny for £15 million. the transfer currently beyond everton is reach. taste million. the transfer currently beyond everton is reach. we know we need more competition, _ beyond everton is reach. we know we need more competition, and - beyond everton is reach. we know we need more competition, and we - beyond everton is reach. we know we need more competition, and we have| beyond everton is reach. we know we. need more competition, and we have a reality— need more competition, and we have a reality that _ need more competition, and we have a reality that we have to understand. someone _ reality that we have to understand. someone who was not a risk as far as in the _ someone who was not a risk as far as in the league. — someone who was not a risk as far as in the league, someone _ someone who was not a risk as far as in the league, someone who- someone who was not a risk as far as in the league, someone who knew. someone who was not a risk as far as. in the league, someone who knew how to score _ in the league, someone who knew how to score and _ in the league, someone who knew how to score and has — in the league, someone who knew how to score and has scored. _ in the league, someone who knew how to score and has scored. i— in the league, someone who knew how to score and has scored. i think- to score and has scored. i think irigs— to score and has scored. i think lngs is— to score and has scored. i think lngs is as — to score and has scored. i think lngs is as good _ to score and has scored. i think ings is as good as— to score and has scored. i think ings is as good as it _ to score and has scored. i think ings is as good as it gets. - to score and has scored. i think
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ings is as good as it gets. if. to score and has scored. i think ings is as good as it gets. if you ask west end _ ings is as good as it gets. if you ask west end fans, _ ings is as good as it gets. if you ask west end fans, you'll - ings is as good as it gets. if you ask west end fans, you'll get i ings is as good as it gets. if you ask west end fans, you'll get atj ask west end fans, you'll get at least 25 different opinions. and there are people who think he should've already gone and there are some who thinks he should stay. we had some really good runs and we feel we're going to do really well and it's been a real disappointing him down. for and it's been a real disappointing him down. ., ., , and it's been a real disappointing himdown. ., ., , . ,, him down. for both of these clubs it's one him down. for both of these clubs it's gone beyond _ him down. for both of these clubs it's gone beyond a _ him down. for both of these clubs it's gone beyond a come _ him down. for both of these clubs it's gone beyond a come down - him down. for both of these clubs it's gone beyond a come down to l it's gone beyond a come down to maybe going down. now the former everton manager meets the former west ham player. for the victor tomorrow, some breathing space and for the vanquished, more booze and may be the boot. for the vanquished, more boos and may be the boot. liverpool chelsea is the lunchtime kick off tomorrow. both teams underperforming this season but chelsea have been trying to combat that by spending big. they've splashed 150 million pounds in the january transfer window so far on five players. so just how they can afford it? ben croucher�*s been taking a look
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in today's football news show. it all comes down to the fine details. chelsea made £89 million but because they signed in after deal essentially, chelsea can spread that cost of that period and give them flexibility in their accounting and exactly the same for ben whose contract runs until 2030. it can be a bit of a gamble and stroke of focus with josie a bit of a gamble and stroke of focus withjosie currently a bit of a gamble and stroke of focus with josie currently ten points off the champions league places, some of the could be worth a gamble and stroke of focus with josie currently ten points off the champions league places, some of the could be rob wilson told us earlier on that could have a knock on effect. if on that could have a knock on effect. , ., on that could have a knock on effect. i. ., ., , ., ., effect. if you cannot afford to pay our effect. if you cannot afford to pay your contract _ effect. if you cannot afford to pay your contract value _ effect. if you cannot afford to pay your contract value and _ effect. if you cannot afford to pay your contract value and you - your contract value and you feel like you're going to breach it, two things happen, if dropped on the value of the player contract and the negotiation and that's selling them.
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in the real risk is when you do that and in six or seven or nine years, there one injury away from reducing their value quite significantly being assignable. in a their value quite significantly being assignable.— their value quite significantly being assignable. in a bit unsure about what _ being assignable. in a bit unsure about what all _ being assignable. in a bit unsure about what all means, _ being assignable. in a bit unsure about what all means, the - being assignable. in a bit unsure about what all means, the ace . being assignable. in a bit unsurej about what all means, the ace in today's programme and breaking it all down is such ocr aren't actually in danger of breaking any financial fairplay rules, we also joined by daniel who gives us his verdict on graham potter and a myriad of signings of michael brown and it is all available right now on the bbc iplayer. so, with 11 days remaining of the transfer window, let's take a look at the latest transfer news. arsenal have completed the signing of belgium international leandro trossard from brighton in a deal worth 21 million pounds plus add ons. the striker has signed a deal until 2027 with the option for a further year. striker chris wood has become nottingham forest's 24th signing of the season after moving to the city ground on loan from newcastle,
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where's he's only been for a year. the deal could be made permanent at the end of the season. and wolves have agreed a fee with west ham to sign the defender craig dawson. the 32 year old is yet to have a medical. the deal is worth 3.3 million pounds. now, after an ugly press conference yesterday between boxers chris eubankjunior and liam smith ahead of their middleweight fight in manchester tomorrow, the pair have faced up today for the weigh in. they both apologised for launching personal attacks yesterday with eubank the subject of homophpbic taunts and smith — the subject of taunts about social class. smith has denied making homophobic comments and eubankjunior wore a rainbow armband in support of the lgbtq+ community. i never said nothing homophobic. not
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one word homophobic came out of my mouth. people think i did but i humbly apologise but nothing out for the came out of my mouth yesterday. as a press conference and asked him a question basically, i never said in the homophobic words towards chris. like i said, the people that are offended by that, i apologise for the people were jumping are offended by that, i apologise for the people werejumping on are offended by that, i apologise for the people were jumping on the bandwagon to make it worse, i am not interested. to regret what he said, absolutely. he disrespected her and alienated a whole _ he disrespected her and alienated a whole group of people. and that is unacceptable. we do not want that in boxing _ unacceptable. we do not want that in boxing we _ unacceptable. we do not want that in boxing. we want to be all—inclusive in this— boxing. we want to be all—inclusive in this sport — boxing. we want to be all—inclusive in this sport. and when you get ready— in this sport. and when you get ready to — in this sport. and when you get ready to fight a man, tensions are high, _ ready to fight a man, tensions are high, i_ ready to fight a man, tensions are high, i get — ready to fight a man, tensions are high, i get it. we have to be responsible, we have kids looking up to us, _ responsible, we have kids looking up to us, you _ responsible, we have kids looking up to us, you have to set the example. well our boxing reporter ade adeyoyin was at the weigh in with anaylist steve bunce — who had some strong words on the eubank — smith debacle.
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all the talking is now done, the two fighters of weed in an x in the siege of the will be to settle their differences in the wrinkles of the build up to this fight is been very acrimonious. things got very personal at yesterday's press conference in their homophobic taunts about a social class and broadcasters steve, what did you make of the way things played out yesterday? i’zre make of the way things played out esterda ? �* , , ., ., yesterday? i've been in this room in his ress yesterday? i've been in this room in his press conference _ yesterday? i've been in this room in his press conference for _ yesterday? i've been in this room in his press conference for nearly - yesterday? i've been in this room in his press conference for nearly 30 i his press conference for nearly 30 years _ his press conference for nearly 30 years i've — his press conference for nearly 30 years. i've been in thousands of press _ years. i've been in thousands of press conferences and axing tables thrown, _ press conferences and axing tables thrown, for— press conferences and axing tables thrown, for his guided by a bottle once _ thrown, for his guided by a bottle once in_ thrown, for his guided by a bottle once in las— thrown, for his guided by a bottle once in las vegas that a box and threw— once in las vegas that a box and threw it — once in las vegas that a box and threw it at — once in las vegas that a box and threw it at another boxer. but yesterday _ threw it at another boxer. but yesterday was about the lowest in the most — yesterday was about the lowest in the most out of control conference i've ever _ the most out of control conference i've ever been at and it shocked me. it surprised — i've ever been at and it shocked me. it surprised me from the very start. there _ it surprised me from the very start. there are _ it surprised me from the very start. there are levels of dialogue and foul language and some the stuff that was— foul language and some the stuff
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that was said went beyond personal and chris— that was said went beyond personal and chris eubankjr had a great line when _ and chris eubankjr had a great line when chris. — and chris eubankjr had a great line when chris, calm down. no, you've already— when chris, calm down. no, you've already gone — when chris, calm down. no, you've already gone across that line and i think— already gone across that line and i think we _ already gone across that line and i think we did. you cross that line yesterday— . how much do you think was the real aenuine . how much do you think was the real genuine dislike _ . how much do you think was the real genuine dislike they _ . how much do you think was the real genuine dislike they have _ . how much do you think was the real genuine dislike they have for - . how much do you think was the real genuine dislike they have for each - genuine dislike they have for each other and how much of it was them trying to promote a fight or click bid on social media? flat trying to promote a fight or click bid on social media?— trying to promote a fight or click bid on social media? not one single bit of that was _ bid on social media? not one single bit of that was for _ bid on social media? not one single bit of that was for click _ bid on social media? not one single bit of that was for click bait, - bit of that was for click bait, that's— bit of that was for click bait, that's good that absolutely right. not one — that's good that absolutely right. not one bit of that was for click made — not one bit of that was for click made it— not one bit of that was for click made. it was personal, it was nasty and it— made. it was personal, it was nasty and it was— made. it was personal, it was nasty and it was the end of basically three — and it was the end of basically three months of the pair taunting each _ three months of the pair taunting each other— three months of the pair taunting each other and started references over how — each other and started references over how old liam smith is because he has _ over how old liam smith is because he has grey— over how old liam smith is because he has grey hair. i talked to both boxes _ he has grey hair. i talked to both boxes yesterday once they left the stage. _ boxes yesterday once they left the stage. for — boxes yesterday once they left the stage, for five minutes of some the stuff they— stage, for five minutes of some the stuff they were exchanging and my opinion, _ stuff they were exchanging and my opinion, both of them were a bit rattled _ opinion, both of them were a bit rattled by— opinion, both of them were a bit rattled by it. i cannot remember speaking —
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rattled by it. i cannot remember speaking to a fighter after a press conference for their rattle. i spoke to minix— conference for their rattle. i spoke to minix lewis after mike tyson took a chunk— to minix lewis after mike tyson took a chunk out— to minix lewis after mike tyson took a chunk out of his leg in new york and he _ a chunk out of his leg in new york and he was — a chunk out of his leg in new york and he was angry but not rattled. it has two _ and he was angry but not rattled. it has two different things. i think there _ has two different things. i think there may— has two different things. i think there may be up and themselves with some _ there may be up and themselves with some list— there may be up and themselves with some list those exchanged yesterday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today... the ecb have lost two big sponsors — the car retailer cazoo and insurance firm lv have decided not to renew their deals with english cricket. it leaves them needing three new main sponsors after royal london ended its deal in december. scotland's scott jamieson is two shots off the lead at the halfway point at the abu dhabi hsbc championship. italians francesco molinari and guido migliozzi are thejoint leaders on 10 under. boxing legend floyd mayweather has announced he'll fight in the uk for the first time next month — although he's yet to say who'll be his opponent. the 45 year old was going to face
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kickboxer liam harrison at london's 02 but he's pulled out with injury. next, we're looking at the question — why are there so few women in motorsport? it's not exactly breaking news that there are no female drivers in f1 but it sounds like nothing's going to change any time soon. so matt warwick has been speaking to some of the few who are �*in' to get their side of the story. success on the track, it's a rare feeling for most improvement in motorsports and does not happened nearly enough. there has been some, the all—female iron games team enjoying victory in sports car racing andjimmy enjoying victory in sports car racing and jimmy chadwick. she does the dublin miami! _ racing and jimmy chadwick. she does the dublin miami! the _ racing and jimmy chadwick. she does the dublin miami! the three-time - the dublin miami! the three-time chamion the dublin miami! the three-time champion was _ the dublin miami! the three-time champion was set _ the dublin miami! the three-time champion was set to _ the dublin miami! the three-time champion was set to race - the dublin miami! the three-time champion was set to race in -
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the dublin miami! the three-time i champion was set to race in america and none of them are driving to the top level of the sport, there were no women in formula 1, formula e the rally championship. ii no women in formula 1, formula e the rally championship.— rally championship. if one really needs to open _ rally championship. if one really needs to open up _ rally championship. if one really needs to open up to _ rally championship. if one really needs to open up to the idea i rally championship. if one really. needs to open up to the idea that they can — needs to open up to the idea that they can actually have a female their— they can actually have a female their computing on a good level, because — their computing on a good level, because they have tried getting -irls because they have tried getting girls into — because they have tried getting girls into formula 1 as a marketing tool and _ girls into formula 1 as a marketing tool and girls there is because drivers— tool and girls there is because drivers and at the end of the day, they didn't — drivers and at the end of the day, they didn't do much. they're just there _ they didn't do much. they're just there because look good on the picture — there because look good on the picture. we really want the females to be _ picture. we really want the females to be there — picture. we really want the females to be there because they deserve to be there _ to be there because they deserve to be there ft — to be there because they deserve to be there. ' ,,, , to be there because they deserve to bethere. ', , ,., be there. f1 says it is improving the system _ be there. f1 says it is improving the system to — be there. f1 says it is improving the system to improve - be there. f1 says it is improving the system to improve the - be there. f1 says it is improving l the system to improve the quality and female on the f1 academy starting in the spring. the iron deems competing with them the best male race around in the female participation of the very top of the sport is still sadly lacking. irate sport is still sadly lacking. we have to create structure which will allow _ have to create structure which will allow them — have to create structure which will
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allow them to _ have to create structure which will allow them to shine _ have to create structure which will allow them to shine and _ have to create structure which will allow them to shine and what's i allow them to shine and what's important _ allow them to shine and what's important is _ allow them to shine and what's important is to _ allow them to shine and what's important is to show— allow them to shine and what's important is to show young - allow them to shine and what'sl important is to show young girls allow them to shine and what's - important is to show young girls the possibilities— important is to show young girls the possibilities and _ important is to show young girls the possibilities and motorsport. - important is to show young girls the possibilities and motorsport. the i possibilities and motorsport. the series possibilities and motorsport. series promoted female possibilities and motorsport- series promoted female participation and the minds of many. the ultimate goal of getting on for 50 years into the last female driver took part in the last female driver took part in the grand prix.— the grand prix. whether it's believed to _ the grand prix. whether it's believed to be _ the grand prix. whether it's believed to be tokenism - the grand prix. whether it's believed to be tokenism or| the grand prix. whether it's - believed to be tokenism or not, giving _ believed to be tokenism or not, giving women visible rules in the sport— giving women visible rules in the sport is— giving women visible rules in the sport is important. it does inspire young _ sport is important. it does inspire young girls — sport is important. it does inspire young girls to get involved. with sport is important. it does inspire young girls to get involved. with a few more drivers _ young girls to get involved. with a few more drivers are _ young girls to get involved. with a l few more drivers are disadvantaged physically have been growing in the racing community.— racing community. there can be considerations _ racing community. there can be considerations made _ racing community. there can be considerations made to - racing community. there can be considerations made to make i racing community. there can be i considerations made to make sure racing community. there can be - considerations made to make sure we can make _ considerations made to make sure we can make it— considerations made to make sure we can make it a — considerations made to make sure we can make it a little bit less, the formula — can make it a little bit less, the formula to _ can make it a little bit less, the formula to formula 3 do not have the steering _ formula to formula 3 do not have the steering but — formula to formula 3 do not have the steering but formula 1 does. if you're — steering but formula 1 does. if you're looking at the pyramid and the highest level is less physical than steps below them we can see if we can— than steps below them we can see if we can improve that. if you're a 16 or 17—year—old girl with developing
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the male _ or 17—year—old girl with developing the male counterparts, i don't know how you _ the male counterparts, i don't know how you can — the male counterparts, i don't know how you can be expected to. it could be addressed — how you can be expected to. it could be addressed to _ how you can be expected to. it could be addressed to the _ how you can be expected to. it could be addressed to the will _ how you can be expected to. it could be addressed to the will to _ how you can be expected to. it could be addressed to the will to effect - be addressed to the will to effect change appears to be building. ianthem change appears to be building. when we ut our change appears to be building. when we put our helmets _ change appears to be building. when we put our helmets on, _ change appears to be building. tavrier’i we put our helmets on, we just want to be seen as race drivers. flour we put our helmets on, we 'ust want to be seen as race drivers._ to be seen as race drivers. now 'ust noticin: to be seen as race drivers. now 'ust noticing how— to be seen as race drivers. now 'ust noticing how long it takes �* to be seen as race drivers. now 'ust noticing how long it takes for h to be seen as race drivers. nowjust noticing how long it takes for them | noticing how long it takes for them to make it to the top. and you can hear more about that story on our — sports desk podcast on bbc sounds. england's netballers are getting ready to take—on arch rivals australia in their opening match of the quad series which starts tomorrow in cape town. it's a dress rehearsal for this summer's world cup which also takes place in south africa. and england are full of confidence after their recent series win overjamaica. to be able to win the test series againstjamaica back in the uk and for us, we have that momentum coming into the area and it's quite exciting because he played against
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the diamonds back in october and all we the series 3—0, it's very exciting having just won this to make a series b of the next challenge against the champions and it's really exciting game to look forward to. it's really exciting game to look forward to— it's really exciting game to look forward to. ., , ~ , ., ., forward to. you played in australia bit and it's — forward to. you played in australia bit and it's quite _ forward to. you played in australia bit and it's quite a _ forward to. you played in australia bit and it's quite a small _ forward to. you played in australia bit and it's quite a small sport - forward to. you played in australia bit and it's quite a small sport he l bit and it's quite a small sport he played these teams regularly, so you must know some of the australian players and some of the other teams and the series.— and the series. yes, when i played for them in — and the series. yes, when i played for them in sydney, _ and the series. yes, when i played for them in sydney, two _ and the series. yes, when i played for them in sydney, two of - and the series. yes, when i played for them in sydney, two of the - and the series. yes, when i played | for them in sydney, two of the girls in the team are here now and every artie sat with them at breakfast and we've been the same hotel and yeah, i know quite a few of the girls in the team i played against him regularly and all the cities out there, it will be good. you regularly and all the cities out there, it will be good.- regularly and all the cities out there, it will be good. you in the encland there, it will be good. you in the england team — there, it will be good. you in the england team will _ there, it will be good. you in the england team will win _ there, it will be good. you in the england team will win the - there, it will be good. you in the england team will win the squad| england team will win the squad series will appear with a good result for you? for series will appear with a good result for you?— result for you? for us, it's by performing — result for you? for us, it's by performing well— result for you? for us, it's by performing well and - result for you? for us, it's by performing well and want - result for you? for us, it's by performing well and want to l result for you? for us, it's by l performing well and want to be result for you? for us, it's by - performing well and want to be able to build momentum if it does come off the back of this series and four
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of the top five nations in the world and it's about performing well, being able to back up our performance and get back to back games out here, and i think it's by performing well and playing at the weigh—in and would love to win the series and the best way we finish in second and so, to win the series out here with the world cup would be great for us. bud here with the world cup would be great for us— great for us. and it's in south africa and _ great for us. and it's in south africa and i — great for us. and it's in south africa and i know _ great for us. and it's in south africa and i know you - great for us. and it's in south africa and i know you haven't| great for us. and it's in south - africa and i know you haven't played it up what is the vibe i? you get a feel of what it's like we have the world cup there? but; feel of what it's like we have the world cup there?— feel of what it's like we have the world cu there? �* , i. world cup there? any time you caught the south africa, _ world cup there? any time you caught the south africa, is _ world cup there? any time you caught the south africa, is a _ world cup there? any time you caught the south africa, is a great _ world cup there? any time you caught the south africa, is a great place - the south africa, is a great place and the crowds are amazing and it is very loud in the arena and it's very exciting to be out there now and play out here with the world cup being six months away. it play out here with the world cup being six months away.- being six months away. it starts tomorrow _ being six months away. it starts tomorrow and _ being six months away. it starts tomorrow and that's _ being six months away. it starts tomorrow and that's it - being six months away. it starts tomorrow and that's it for - being six months away. it starts tomorrow and that's it for me i being six months away. it starts tomorrow and that's it for me in j being six months away. it starts - tomorrow and that's it for me in the sports day team. it is much more on our website and ppc
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at bbc.co.uk friday brought some sunshine overhead but still some snow on the ground and places in the corporate bright into the week and as we head through the weekend, southern and eastern parts of the uk will state court words further north and west still become milder but cloudier with outbreaks of rain. very slow changes over the next couple of days. change is starting to take place across northern ireland in western scotland in cloud in the band of rain briefly some hill snow on the leading edge with that comes much milder air by six o'clock on saturday morning, 6 degrees in belfast seven for stornoway but for the south and east, cold and frosty start and will be some fog affecting parts of east wales, the west midlands and freezing fog which will be dense and to clear. we will cease
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this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines: the british prime minister is fined by police forfailing the british prime minister is fined by police for failing to wear a seat belt whilst a passenger in a moving car. it happened when he was filming a political clip for instagram. western defence chiefs meeting in germany fail to agree on the provision of advanced tanks to ukraine — the americans say it's still under discussion. you may have heard the german minister of defence say earlier that they have not made a decision on the provision of leopard tanks. the decision comes despite an emotional plea from president volodymyr zelensky
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