did too obsessed with our phones? did you know the base had its own smell? well this fast—moving and can be confusing. so let's talk about it. bbc sport centre. sport and here is a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. hello. west ham united boss david moyes says the pressure has lifted after victory over manchester united took them seven points clear of the premier league relegation zone. four of the five teams below them all play on monday but said benrahma's first half strike, that somehow squirmed past david de gea, was enough to earn the hammers a priceless three points at the london stadium. it's a huge boost as they battle to avoid the drop and prepare for a europa conference league semi—final on thursday. there is a huge week or two for us. i thought the crowd were fantastic but no wonder the way players played

tonight, the players perform, the character and passion they showed. we are talking about myjust united who are challenging the champion sake and we have put on a really good show. sake and we have put on a really good show. so here's what monday looks like in the premier league. two of the bottom three meet at the city ground later as nottingham forest host southampton. everton, winless in 13 away from home travel to brighton, whilst fifth bottom leicester are at fulham. i feel the players are ifeel the players are in i feel the players are in a ifeel the players are in a better place now. i think the performances have shown that and the attacking intent has shown that as well. and that takes work and we are working every day to try and do that and what has pleased me then post has been the care that the players have shown, just in wearing the share but also wanting to play and getting in the team and doing well and that has been showing every day in training.

has been showing every day in training. jude bellingham's future in the bundesliga remains uncertain with real madrid and premier league clubs believed to be interested in signing the england midfielder. he'll have done his price tag no harm, scoring twice in borussia dortmund's 6—0 win over wolfsburg. the first of them was quite unusual — his shot hitting the crossbar before spinning back into the goal. dortmund are a point behind leader bayern munich with three games to play. birmingham city, where bellingham started his career, have announced that american businessman tom wagner has completed a deal to by the midlands club. wagner will be at st andrews this afternoon as city host sheffield united. his company, shelby companies limited, has agreed to take control of 45.64% of the club along with the stadium in a deal worth a reported £35 million from the current owners. james harden was once again the talisman for philidelphia as the 76ers held off a fightback from the boston celtic�*s to level their nba playoff.

harden drained 42 points in total, including the score to second the game into overtime and then a three pointer with 18 seconds of overtime remaining to seal a 116 to 115 win. it's level between denver nuggets and phoenix after the suns won 129 to 124. there was an odd moment when nuggets star nikola jokic, who scored a career—best 53 points, after he ripped the ball from the hands of suns owner mat ishbia when it landed in a group of fans in the second quarter. it earned jokic a technical foul although the serb was unapologetic. the fan put her hand on me first so i thought the league are supposed to protect us, but maybe i am wrong, so we will see. did protect us, but maybe i am wrong, so we will see-— we will see. did you know who the fan was? he _ we will see. did you know who the fan was? he is _ we will see. did you know who the fan was? he is a _ we will see. did you know who the fan was? he is a fan. _ we will see. did you know who the fan was? he is a fan. he _ we will see. did you know who the fan was? he is a fan. he is - we will see. did you know who the fan was? he is a fan. he is a - we will see. did you know who the | fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan... the phoenix _ fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan...

the phoenix suns _ fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan... the phoenix suns owner. - fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan... the phoenix suns owner. he - fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan... the phoenix suns owner. he is - fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan... the phoenix suns owner. he is a i fan was? he is a fan. he is a fan... i the phoenix suns owner. he is a fan, isn't it? he cannot influence the game by holding the ball. he cannot influence the game by holding the ball. american wyndham clark says he dreamt about winning his maiden pga tour title since he was six years old after claiming a four—shot victory at the wells fargo championship. four birdies in six holes on the back nine at quail hollow pulled him clear of xander schauffele and earned him 3.6 million dollars in prize money — that's more than seven times the amount he's taken from any tournament previously. got on the lpga tour, thailand won their first international crown beating australia 3—0 in the the final. they were led by tournament mvp ariya jutanugarn who closed out herfour—ball with a chip in. thailand won 11 of their 12 matches in california. red bull's sergio perez admits he had no answer to the pace of teammate max verstappen, after the two—time champion came from ninth on the grid to win the miami grand prix. an offset strategy gave the dutchman the advantage

at the end of the race, and he duly overtook perez with 10 laps remaining for his third win of the season. it extends his championship lead to fourteen points. it was a good race. i stayed out of trouble at — it was a good race. i stayed out of trouble at the _ it was a good race. i stayed out of trouble at the beginning - it was a good race. i stayed out of trouble at the beginning and - it was a good race. i stayed out of trouble at the beginning and i - it was a good race. i stayed out of trouble at the beginning and i had it was a good race. i stayed out of. trouble at the beginning and i had a clean race. pick the cut off one by one and i could stay out really long one and i could stay out really long on the hard tyres and i think that's what made the difference today and we all kept it clean and that is always important, and a great win today. over in kansas, the on—track fights were a little more literal after tempers boiled over in the nascar cup series. ross chastain and noah gragson had come together on track at the kansas speedway and after the race gragson took exception to being spun around and shoved chastain before receiving a punch from the driver known for his aggressiveness behind the wheel. gragson said, "the guy runs into everyone.

no one confronts him and i'm sick and tired of it." lots more on the website and app but that is all your sport for now. breaking news. in the past hour it has been a noted ambulance workers across south—east england will strike from tomorrow lunchtime. members of the unite union will fork out at 12 noon until ten at night. the action comes after workers at south east coast ambulance service rejected the government 25% pay offer and one off payment of at least £1655 to top up last year's salary. a spokesperson for the department of health and social care said the deal on the table was a fair and generous one. gp surgeries

in england will receive £2110 million to improve the technology they use to improve the technology they use to communicate with patients. it's part of a wider plan from the government, which is expected later this week, to address the problems many people face when trying to make an on—the—day appointment. labour and some gps have said much more help is needed to ease pressure on primary care. getting more phone lines is fine, that's ok, giving us £250 is ok, we need that investment. but actually we needed that investment a long time ago. in 2019 we were promised 6000 extra gps. now 825 gps less at full—time who are not working, and in some patches, sally, we have got 250,000 patients per one gp. and that means that the demand is so huge. well, the announcement comes after the conservatives lost more than 1,000 councillors in local elections across the country last week.

0ur political correspondent, peter saull, says issues with healthcare are likely to have played a part in those losses. no doubt one of the many complaints they will have heard from voters during the campaign was just how difficult it is to get a gp appointment. the chances are, if you try to see your doctor recently, you will have been involved in the eight o'clock in the morning scramble on the phone. so ministers are really trying to address that fundamental problem this morning by putting this extra money out there which will go towards more digital systems that they hope will mean that you won't get an engaged tone when you are on the phone. instead, you will either be put in a queue get a call back at some point later in the day. the hope is, too, that better digital online booking systems will relieve the pressure on the phones. but many gp surgeries already have these kinds of systems in place. labour says this doesn't address the main problem, which is of course a lack of gps. we may see more on that

in the plan that you mentioned expected later this week. but a clear attempt from the government this morning to try to put the attention on delivery, after that chastening set of local election results last week. and we are expecting to hear from the prime minister later today for the first time since the extent of those losses became clear. another part of the government's plan to relieve pressure on gps will be to encourage more patients to use their local pharmacy for minor ailments. but bbc research has found that the number of community chemists is falling. england lost 160 of them in the last two years, and the total number is at its lowest since 2015. some pharmacists are warning that, without immediate support, more will close their doors permanently. our health editor hugh pym reports. i'm a second generation pharmacist. my mum and dad set up the pharmacy in 1982 so we'vejust had our a0 year anniversary. preparing for the morning rush in birmingham.

i hear lovely stories about my dad and how he helped so many patients when they couldn't get support and advice from their gps. but for the first time in their history this pharmacy made a loss. thank you. staff shortages, higher costs and more people wanting help is making life difficult for pharmacists like sanj. we would love to help support the government, support the nhs, help gps, but we can't do it with the financial constraints that we're on. we can't give the advice, we can't be there for our patients. and for some of those patients, speaking to their local chemist is a lifeline. they've dealt with my sister's meds, my meds, my mum's meds, the whole family. and if i've ever had a problem, couldn't get into a doctor's, i've come here and they've helped me out a lot _ don't go to the hospital, go to your gp. don't go to your gp, go to the pharmacy. so if you haven't got the pharmacy, where do you go? i really don't know what to suggest. we are full with deliveries, so i could try and get it out but it

would be the middle of next week. tough to make those calls? yes, very. there's more and more people wanting delivery and we just can't get them all in. it's not right, but what can we do? they've got the potential to do so much more at a point when the nhs overall is under such strain. those representing pharmacists in england say real terms government funding has been cut, though they hope a new plan will improve things. what everyone learnt during the pandemic was one of the two places that will stay open is a pharmacy, so lots more people are coming for advice and support that we're not paid to provide. and actually what we've been saying to ministers is we're part of the solution because we can provide access. have we got a new prescription for this aspirin? 300 miles away in the scottish borders, a solution's already in place. it's a formal contract with the scottish government. unlike in england, pharmacies get paid for every consultation and some can prescribe

medication for patients. i used to have an english pharmacy, but i sold it and all the outlets we have now are in scotland. the scottish contract is much more patient focused. they like to get a problem sorted as quick as they can. seeing the gp is long, laborious process here and the pharmacists are able to do certain things the gp would have just done anyway. yeah, i think it's very important, especially if you're not sure what's wrong with you or something and just feel, should i be bothering the doctor or not? is it a 60 dose, do you use a 60 dose? the department of health said the services pharmacists could provide in england were being increased and extra investment had been announced. the government want pharmacies to take on more of a role in community health care. what's your message to them? i'd hope rishi sunak could understand the situation that we're in. his mother was a pharmacist, father was a gp so they're in health care. they understand the pressures,

they understand the value that we can offer to our communities. would you like him to come here and see for himself? i've love him to come and see, to see what we do, again, how patients feel about what we offer. and actually that this is serious and that the sector is crumbling. it is going to fall down like a stack of dominoes if there's not intervention urgently. stayed with us on bbc news. goodbye for now.

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