around for fulham who are ninth, five points come here and support. thrashed leicester city at goodison park celtic and rangers, ln“; ex; iris-ta; ,t.,<.e 1-0 1—0 against united in united. beth mooney completed her century, one made 270 behind. to their fate. in truth, the margin was surprising but the result wasn't. australia have never felt more distant. they've got an extra day to do it. it's a recurring theme, coping under pressure, playing rash the field. against england in the final. strong. your success is ashes and world cups, and there will be a review, change in the environment, whether management, coaching or captain. they've got to go home, think about it, but the ecb have got to get together and make some change. test in galle. game of the series. in their second innings. outstanding. impressive. play—off tie in september, after losing 3—2 to japan in berlin. he'll face the winner of tonight's other semi between barry hawkins and yuan sijun. britain's tom pidcock has won a senior stage pro team last month. flat run, having won two of the first four stages. it has taken me awhile

league on saturday, and one of those is already under way — everton against manchester united at goodison park his six league games so far. five games kicking off at three o'clock, with villa against chelsea the late game. and in scotland, runaway leaders celtic to 16 points with a win at hibernian. that match is approaching half time, 1—0 hibs. december�*s loss at celtic park. second place rangers at home to st mirren. in recent seasons, and this evening, scotland we are not happy about our history recent history against scotland, and is an scotland, and this is an opportunity create a new 77 7 sn}! ho7p7e7ful7ly77 77 7 sn}! 5075511171er narrative, and hopefully we will win. they have been a really team _ they have been a really team for the last 12 months, and — team for the last 12 months, and on — team for the last 12 months, and on the wrong side of scorelines up last week, scorelines up until last week, but they— scorelines up until last week, but they have always, you know, been _ but they have always, you know, been playing against top opposition, and it has eeeeeitiehgehel'it'ha:been

the second black officer to serve as chair of thejoint chiefs of staff. to lead the us navy. at goodison parknk we did not exist in the first half. \ really w that this i think we did not exist in the first half. \ really w the on is i think we did not exist in the first half. \ really w the on second team were really good on second balls. two goals like second balls. two goals like second balls and fighting for the ball also. we were soft during the first half but we managed to plenty of action now under way in the three o'clock kick—offs. in terms of they are to be upset, we are upset in this moment. part of the season. and now it is a bad run. a shock in scotland — runaway leaders celtic were beaten 2—1 at hibernian. josh campbell with both hibs goals. four more matches under way now— with second placed rangers at home to st mirren. after setting their opponents 352 to win in lahore, thanks to a record breaking performance from ben duckett. england clambered back from shaky start following opener duckett�*s huge score of 165 — joe root made 68. australia, in response, are 176—4. matt short

and manchester united currently are pushing for a late winner at goodison park after a stirring comeback are to be upset, we are upset because are not happy upset because we are not happy with the results we have at moment. they are same this moment. they are the same players the 1920 games, players that the 1920 games, they were top four, second the most part of season. and most part of the season. and out is a bad run. we need to that, we to build that, we need to embrace that. —— now is a bad run. going well — 2—1hibs. four more matches later on saturday including second place rangers at home to st mirren. rugby union's six nations is back after its weekend off since the first lockdown, and beat scotland. for the fifth time in a row. and will have the roar of twickenham behind them. the main driver as at his six nations game and if we win, we get four orfive points. that is one of the big for me. and world number two alexander zverev with a a—6, 6—3, 6—a win in the quarter—finals of the rio 0pen. wimbledon. and this now is the latest, the biggest win of his career so far, and his firs

one of the most emotional days ever seen at goodison park was in 1989, when the derby match was the firstis an everton fan, lost his brother it's like having an old house. the memories will always be here and in your heart. but when we go to the new stadium, as we always say, it's not where you are, it's with the people who you're with. plant experts are asking people to help track different types of daffodils and where they are growing across the uk. the bright yellow ones we all know are the most common, but there are more than 30,000 types of daffodil, which come in all kind of shapes, sizes and colours. the plan is to try and celebrate and maintain that wonderful diversity. our environment correspondent helen briggs has more. cheery yellow daffodils brightening up a gloomy morning. but there's more to the plants than meets the eye. why preserve something like this? i mean, look at the yellowness of this colour. the biology behind these plants are astounding. this spring, experts want you to map daffodils up and down the country as they burst into bloom. for me, daffodils are the heral

. >> in the sport, the last ever merseyside derby at goodison park ends with more drama than anyone couldxpected. probably similar to what's going to happen with me on valentine's day tomorrow. celtic lost by munich at parkhead but do have a lifeline for the second leg in bavana lifeline for the second leg in bavaria and the us open are messing with mixed doubles and people aren't happy. >> are you fed up with the cloud? there's actually a greater chance of seeing some breaks in it through today. stick with us to find out if you're going to see any of the sunshine. >> well, here we are on this thursday morning. good morning to you. wherever you're watching, however you're listening i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello, and this is gb news breakfast. >> so we're talking about all these new towns, these 12 new towns proposed for around the country. and i think that's very exciting. i think it's very exciting. >> and they're meant to be beautiful as well. >> well, hopefully they will be. and we're talking about architecture in general. we're also talking about the ugly ones, how we've go