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were forced to reveal a massive drop in party membership this week. now it's over to the sports centre for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm gavin ramjaun. ireland are grand slam champions — they defeated england in dublin and the celebrations are onlyjust beginning. france kept their end of the deal, but ultimately not enough — they came away with a win over wales in paris. also coming up on sportsday: a blow for f1 champion max verstappen — he won't be on pole for this weekend's saudi grand prix. we'll tell you why. and a big fight at the 02 — can we expect fireworks in the ufc,

in the rematch between leon edwards and kamara usman? from the bbc sport centre, this is sportsday. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday. plenty to come but we start with the six nations, and ireland have won a first six nations title since 2018. they've completed the grand slam with a 29—16 win against england in dublin. jess softley reports. this is ireland's night. this is their grand slam, historic fourth title on a special weekend. but it was england who started the brightest, looking for redemption after that defeat to france. eye when farrell had them ahead by six points after 15 minutes. butjohnny sexton had records of his own to

make. this penalty kick made him the highest points scorer in six nations history. it brought ireland into the game. they ducked and dived to go overfor the first game. they ducked and dived to go over for the first try. the whole crowd sent into a frenzy. england suffered another blow as reddy stewart was shown a red card for this dangerous tackle. england down to 14 this dangerous tackle. england down to 1a men with an uphill battle on their hands. 10—6 at the break. owen farrell brought england within a point, but ireland's confidence was back. the grand slam within reach now. she had doubled his tally. they crashed over one more time to seal the victory. dublin is undoubtedly green tonight. well, earlier, france did what they had to do to keep alive their hopes of retaining the six nations. but it wasn't to be, after that ireland result — they secured with a bonus point 41—28 win against wales in paris.

ben croucher reports. daring to dream, only a wind would do for france, regardless of what would later go down in dublin. it wasn't the ideal start, though. 35 wasn't the ideal start, though. 7.5 minutes of— wasn't the ideal start, though. tl“; minutes of early pressure, wasn't the ideal start, though. 7.5; minutes of early pressure, the french dam is broken.- minutes of early pressure, the french dam is broken. their winning the title was — french dam is broken. their winning the title was always _ french dam is broken. their winning the title was always a _ french dam is broken. their winning the title was always a long - french dam is broken. their winning the title was always a long shot, - the title was always a long shot, but one they were intent of giving ago, despite early setback, there was... , ., ago, despite early setback, there was. . ._ wales i ago, despite early setback, there i was. . ._ wales were was... only one winner. wales were outmuscled — was... only one winner. wales were outmuscled in _ was. .. only one winner. wales were outmuscled in their— was... only one winner. wales were outmuscled in their fast _ was... only one winner. wales were outmuscled in their fast feet, - was... only one winner. wales were outmuscled in their fast feet, and i outmuscled in their fast feet, and they were outrun. this was the french in full flow.— they were outrun. this was the french in full flow. delirium in the stadium. that _ french in full flow. delirium in the stadium. that was _ french in full flow. delirium in the stadium. that was maybe - french in full flow. delirium in the stadium. that was maybe short i stadium. that was maybe short lived as three welsh _ stadium. that was maybe short lived as three welsh tries _ stadium. that was maybe short lived as three welsh tries ensured - stadium. that was maybe short lived as three welsh tries ensured that. as three welsh tries ensured that evenif as three welsh tries ensured that even if the site wouldn't finish the tournament with another win, they would at least get a bonus point was when the world cup returns in the autumn, the paris pyrotechnics may

have more to celebrate for france. for now, those dreams will have to wait. so another disappointing day for the welsh and they finish the tournament with just one win out of their five matches — room for improvement, according to their captain, ken owens. we went out there and set about being brave, which we were. we know what their defences can do and that is what they pride themselves on. for us to score four tries was a huge achievement. we are probably disappointed with some inaccuracies, we left a couple out there and gave them opportunities which they took. we showed enough character to keep building for the future. scotland finished their campaign with a dramatic 26—14 victory over italy which caps off a fine six nations for them. they survived a late surge at murrayfield but, thanks to blair kinghorn�*s hat—trick, came away with the bonus point win. reginaldo rosario reports.

after back—to—back defeats to france and ireland, scotland looked to wrap up and ireland, scotland looked to wrap up their six nations on a high. despite their italian visitors making a fast start, it was once again van der merwe providing the magic for scotland. his try against england in the opening week lit up the championship, and this one was just as special. italy inched ahead again, but in the absence of the injured finn russell, blair kinghorn took his opportunity to shine. finding gaps in the italian backline, 12—6 at the break. the scotland pressure continued in the second half, kinghorn muscling his way over for a second try. but then a momentum shift, alan century down the line for a touch. nerves in the murrayfield stands and on the pitch, suddenly scotland resorting to last—ditch tackles to preserve their

lead. a try to live long in the memory, van der merwe and kinghorn combining to send scotland the length of the pitch. a hat—trick for kinghorn, a bonus point win to finish off a fine six nations, sending scotland with good momentum towards the world cup. so a big win for scotland against an italy side who failed to make the most of early opportunities. scotland's head coach gregor townsend trusted his players to get the job done and finish the campaign positively. it has been an eventful one, i think it is safe to say. started with such a high, a win at twickenham, scoring a high, a win at twickenham, scoring a really good try at the end of the way we did, that was bullied for the teams. the past two weeks, maybe not as good overall over 80 minutes was to be get that in sport, we are glad we finished with a win. let's turn our attention

to the football. we'll catch up with all the latest from the premier league in a moment, but let's start with the fa cup. and we're at the quarter final stage this weekend the first of the big games, taking place at the etihad — manchester city are through to the next round, only a few seconds remaining in that match, they are into stoppage time right now. former manchester city captain vincent kompany is back at his old club. he's now in charge at burnley. it has just finished 6—0 there. haaland with three of those goals. another goal fest at the etihad following that 7—0 win over leipsic in the champions league. it was a dramatic day in the premier league, with the main focus on the sides trying to escape the drop. leeds united dragged themselves out of the relegation places with a 11—2 win over wolves.

leeds were 3—0 up after the hour mark before julen lopetegui's side threatened a comeback, with goals from jonny and matheus cunha. however, jonny�*s sending off ultimately turned the momentum back in leeds' favour, and rodrigo's goal in the seventh minute of injury time, sealed the three points and moves them all the way up to 1ath, just a point behind wolves. at the end of the game, we suffered, it is true. we suffered a lot. but we knew before coming that it could be a very demanding game. after scoring three goals, we may be thought that the game is different. but this competition is always very demanding and you have to be ready for that. we demanding and you have to be ready for that. ~ ., for that. we have lost three important — for that. we have lost three important points _ for that. we have lost three important points against i for that. we have lost three important points against a l for that. we have lost three - important points against a team. but i am important points against a team. but

lam angry— important points against a team. but i am angry above all because we always— i am angry above all because we always have to... today is clear, we have _ always have to... today is clear, we have missed — always have to... today is clear, we have missed a — always have to... today is clear, we have missed a lot of chances. at st mary's, a thrilling encounter saw a stoppage time james ward prowse equaliser from the penalty spot. tottenham were in control 15 minutes from time leading 3—1, but theo walcott pulled one back for southampton and the hosts battled until the end. the one point salvaged could be crucial come the end of the season, although currently the saints still sit bottom of the premier league. spurs miss the chance to go third. afterwards, their manager clearly wasn't happy. have a look at this. they don't pay for... i'm very proud ofthe they don't pay for... i'm very proud of the effort — they don't pay for... i'm very proud of the effort the _ they don't pay for... i'm very proud of the effort the boys _ they don't pay for... i'm very proud of the effort the boys put _ they don't pay for... i'm very proud of the effort the boys put into - they don't pay for... i'm very proud of the effort the boys put into the i of the effort the boys put into the game _ of the effort the boys put into the game we — of the effort the boys put into the game. we were doing some good

things _ game. we were doing some good things. they showed character, they showed _ things. they showed character, they showed that we are alive, the supporters were behind us. i will stay with— supporters were behind us. i will stay with that and i will prepare for next — stay with that and i will prepare for next week based on today's. apologies — for next week based on today's. apologies for that. we didn't hear what antonio conte had to say, but it wasn't nice for the tottenham players. a dominant display from aston villa saw them claim a 3—0 victory over struggling bournemouth. douglas luiz opened the scoring after seven minutes and from then on there was only one end result as villa had 20 shots to bournemouth's nine. they could have scored more but it took until the 80th minute forjack stephens to get the second, before emi buendia sealed the deal in the 89th minute. we didn't start well enough, we gave aston villa a head start. we had to create good opportunities, but we created some chances and we need to be more clinical. the end is a bit open and we opened it up slightly with a lot of attacking players on

the pitch at the game gets away from us. disappointed today. we the pitch at the game gets away from us. disappointed today.— us. disappointed today. we lost a . ainst us. disappointed today. we lost against arsenal _ us. disappointed today. we lost against arsenal and _ us. disappointed today. we lost against arsenal and against - against arsenal and against leicester here. i think our reaction has been _ leicester here. i think our reaction has been fantastic. we are trying to connect _ has been fantastic. we are trying to connect with our supporters and winning — connect with our supporters and winning today, they will be happy and i_ winning today, they will be happy and i want — winning today, they will be happy and i want to share that with the players — and i want to share that with the players and without supporters here. -- and _ players and without supporters here. -- and with _ players and without supporters here. —— and with our supporters here. a big point for leicester according to their boss brendan rodgers, whose side drew 1—1 with brentford ended their five match losing run. harvey barnes scored their second half equaliser after mathiasjensen gave brentford the lead in the opening 45 minutes. despite the result, leicester drop to 17th, a place and a point above the relegation zone. the draw for brentford means they fail to break into the top six. i'v e i've said leading into the game that we have actually, despite the results, and people will only focus on that, but my analysis of the performances is they have been ok but we have had costly moments of

the games where we should have taken points, and a number of time to haven't taken any. today, we gave nothing to much away, which is important. we had to dig in and we have to show that spirit and resilience to stop the guys gave everything, so i was really pleased in that way. i everything, so i was really pleased in that way-— in that way. i think we are in a very good _ in that way. i think we are in a very good position _ in that way. i think we are in a very good position in - in that way. i think we are in a very good position in many i in that way. i think we are in a i very good position in many ways, performance —wise. the points and so on. performance —wise. the points and so on but_ performance —wise. the points and so on but we _ performance —wise. the points and so on. but we need to look at ourselves, see if we can add extra layers. _ ourselves, see if we can add extra layers. and — ourselves, see if we can add extra layers, and we will analyse this game _ layers, and we will analyse this game and — layers, and we will analyse this game and think, we can do more. at the _ game and think, we can do more. at the full—time whistle has blown in the premier league game of the day between chelsea and everton. a topsy—turvy second half, it was 1—1 with 15 minutes to go. then kai havertz to put the house in front ——

put the hosts in front. they salvaged what could be a huge point for the toffees in the fight for survival. in the scottish premiership, celtic maintained their nine point lead at the top, coming back to win 3—1 against over ten—man hibernian. in the early kick off, rangers fans protested against a section of their board ahead of kick off at fir park against motherwell. but on the pitch, their team won a see saw affair, malik tillman's goal sealing the three points after motherwell brought it back to 2—2 in the second half. so here's confirmation of the scottish premiership results. that win for celtic, as well as victories for aberdeen and livingston, while the matches between dundee united and st mirren and kilmarnock and stjohnstone both finished 1—1. we're only a race into the formula one season, and many are suggesting it could be max verstappen's for the taking again. but he won't be on pole for tomorrow's saudi arabia grand prix. the dutchman, had to pull out of qualifying today injeddah. nick parrott reports.

on the fastest street track in formula 1, max verstappen wood street ahead of his rivals, dominating practice at the circuit. poll for the saudi arabian grand prix was surely a foregone conclusion. the dutchman was flying until the second session of qualifying, but then there was uncharacteristic loss of control. followed by a loss of power. i have a problem. — followed by a loss of power. i have a problem, engine _ followed by a loss of power. i have a problem, engine problem. - followed by a loss of power. i have a problem, engine problem. a - a problem, engine problem. a red bull that a problem, engine problem. a red idull that had _ a problem, engine problem. a red bull that had charged _ a problem, engine problem. a red bull that had charged into - a problem, engine problem. a red bull that had charged into the - bull that had charged into the season pulling up lame, leaving the world champion stranded on 15th in the poll. the other red bull was far from out. sergio perez claiming the first poll if his career last year. with verstappen starting so far behind, perez will be hoping he can shine under the floodlights.

let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today: elena rybakina beat world number one iga swiatek in straight sets to reach the women's singles final at indian wells. it took herjust an hour and 17 minutes. rybakina will face second seed aryna sabalenka in the final. novak djokovic won't be playing at next week's miami open, after being denied entry to the united states again. he'd applied for special permission because he's not vaccinated against covid—19. proof of vaccination is required until at least april 10th. sam bennett's hopes of winning milan sanremo ended around 21 miles from the finish, after the irishman was involved in this crash. mat van der pol won the prestigious one day race, in north west italy, 62 years after his french grandfather. essapekka lappi's hopes of winning rally mexico are over, after this crash on stage 11. the finn had started today five seconds clear of sebastien oh zhey, but now the frenchman has the lead ahead of his toyota team mate, britain's elvin evans.

new zealand are in total control of their second and final test against sri lanka in wellington. kane williamson and henry nicholls both made double centuries as the hosts declared on 580 for four. sri lanka ended the day on 26 for two in reply in theirfirst innings still a huge 554 runs behind. new zealand won the first match of the two test series. west indies have taken a lead against south africa. they are chasing 336. the first match was abandoned, with the third and final game on tuesday. the scene is set for the ufc mega fight in london later. british fighter leon edwards surprised the world, with his knockout of kamara usman to take the ufc welterweight title in their last fight. and it's a big night

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let's return to the football and the lowest ranked side left in the fa cup, grimsby town, travel to brighton & hove albion tomorrow afternoon. 75 places separate the two sides in the english football pyramid, but after giant killings against southampton and luton in previous rounds, league two grimsby will be tough opposition and the fans are certainly in high spirits, as mike bushell has been finding out. the incredible journey continues for grimsby town fans. after the league 2 side's record—breaking victory at southampton, the inflatable haddocks will be inflated again for a trip to another premier league side, brighton. a chance to reach the semifinals for the first time since 1939. when grimsby played wolves in front of the biggest ever crowd at

old trafford, of nearly 77,000. jack hinchcliffe was 17 at the time and the century on, who is thought to be grimsby�*s oldest fan, can compare then to now. it to be grimsby's oldest fan, can compare then to now.- to be grimsby's oldest fan, can compare then to now. it made all the -a ers. compare then to now. it made all the papers- grimsby. _ compare then to now. it made all the papers. grimsby, where _ compare then to now. it made all the papers. grimsby, where are - compare then to now. it made all the papers. grimsby, where are they? i papers. grimsby, where are they? from somewhere up north! now you're on the world map. from somewhere up north! now you're on the world map-— on the world map. history makers! from the 1930s — on the world map. history makers! from the 1930s to _ on the world map. history makers! from the 1930s to today _ on the world map. history makers! from the 1930s to today and - on the world map. history makers! from the 1930s to today and a - on the world map. history makers! from the 1930s to today and a new fan who has pulled and in love with her local team. fan who has pulled and in love with her localteam. i’m fan who has pulled and in love with her local team.— fan who has pulled and in love with her local team. i'm so excited about the brighton — her local team. i'm so excited about the brighton match _ her local team. i'm so excited about the brighton match because - her local team. i'm so excited about the brighton match because if - her local team. i'm so excited about the brighton match because if we i her local team. i'm so excited aboutl the brighton match because if we get through, i'm going to be going to wembley on the couch with my mum. coming to granny�*s house for the match? coming to granny's house for the match? ~ , ,., , coming to granny's house for the match? ~ ,,., , ., coming to granny's house for the match? , ., �*, match? absolutely, a mother's day lunch and then _ match? absolutely, a mother's day lunch and then we _ match? absolutely, a mother's day lunch and then we will _ match? absolutely, a mother's day lunch and then we will watch - match? absolutely, a mother's day lunch and then we will watch the i lunch and then we will watch the match _ lunch and then we will watch the match was — lunch and then we will watch the match was to we will wear the t-shirts— match was to we will wear the t—shirts and cheer the team on. this t-shirts and cheer the team on. this fa cu - t-shirts and cheer the team on. this fa cup run — t-shirts and cheer the team on. this fa cup run has _ t—shirts and cheer the team on. t�*i 3 fa cup run has reunited fans from

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from one potential giant killing to another — lewes are the lowest ranked side left in the women's fa cup. they're seventh in the championship and host giants manchester united tomorrow lunchtime. lewes are a not for profit club, and became the first professional or semi professional side to pay female players the same as men. tomorrow is a big opportunity for the team. for lewes, it is about showing what we stand for as a team and for us players, to do what we do, what we love and show ourselves was not it is notjust love and show ourselves was not it is not just a love and show ourselves was not it is notjust a club you play for, you know when you are here, and i hope the fans feel the same, but it is heart post up when you are here, you are in it, you are a family, you are are in it, you are a family, you are a community, and ecosystem. everything you do, you stand for and you mean. playing for lewes, it is notjust you mean. playing for lewes, it is not just the club, you mean. playing for lewes, it is notjust the club, it you mean. playing for lewes, it is not just the club, it stands for so much more and i'm just proud to be a part of it. being able to come as

far as we have in this competition already has created history, some thing so special and is something we are proud of and hope to continue. the hype around it, the interviews, the media, people coming up to us, the media, people coming up to us, the recognition we get. all of the girls are buzzing. it is a big week for us. the club has never been this far in the competition, and hardly any of the girls have either. so we are really looking forward to it and try to do our best. for an individual player, it is nice to play against best players in the world and clubs that compete at the highest level, just to see where you are and get the best out of yourself. but i feel like we don't want to put pressure on ourselves at all, so we are not seeing them as the best team, even if they are, we are seeing it as just a normal game, two teams playing against each other

and just battling for a win. before we go, ireland are a grand slam champions in the six nations, beating england earlier, 26—19. a thrilling match to end that one there is ireland continue their celebrations into the weekend, having won all of their matches so far. a stunning performance as they go on to win the six nations. their first since 2018, a grand slam, and fourth overall. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. it has been a wet start at the weekend without breaks of

rain in scotland and northern ireland, england and wales having a data centre spells and heavy showers will stop look at this picture, a big funnel cloud across the west midlands. looks close to touching the ground, so not far away from being a tornado. that was from this line of showers working across the west midlands here on the radar picture, a trough. those showers will edge eastwards overnight before the weather becomes more quiet and more calm, with one or two mist and fog patches by dawn. scotland and northern ireland: enough for some frost in the countryside. we get off to a nice touch of the day, some mist and patches around, but i gotta try weather with some spells of sunshine. it clouds over in the west quite quickly without rectifying spreading into northern ireland, arriving in west scotland, wales and west in england before the end of the day.

this is bbc news. the former us president, donald trump, says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. in a post on his own social media platform, he claimed to have seen leaks from the manhattan district attorney's office, which is yet to comment. mr trump is accused of paying hush money to an alleged mistress, and called on his supporters to protest if he is detained. our north america correspondent david willis has the latest. donald david willis has the latest. trump is saying that lee m essa 9 es donald trump is saying that leaked messages to the media indicate that the manhattan district attorney is