the atp tour, only americanjimmy connor ‘s stand in front of roger federer on a 109.lip kohlschreiber was his first opponent in the dubai tennis championships. a break in the opening game meant it was enough to win the first set. after a break in the second, philip kohlschreiber struck again. he took the set 6—3 to set upa struck again. he took the set 6—3 to set up a decider. the contest faded as federer broke the german twice to win 6—1 in the third. he is going for a record eighth title in dubai. the unprecedented scenes in sunday's english league cup final of a player refusing to come off the pitch and be substituted continues to get plenty of reaction. chelsea's goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga didn't want to be replaced ahead of his side's penalty shoot—out defeat against manchester city, despite his manager maurizio sarri screaming for him to get off from the touchline. both have since come out to call it a misunderstanding, but few are seeing it that way. sarri took team training on monday, but questions about his long—term future continue. here's our reporterjoe

and roger federer keeps his bid for a 100th atp tour title alive as he moves through to the quarter—finalsdubai. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that the top two teams in the english premier league both won on wednesday — which means liverpool remain a point clear of manchester city. liverpool were in devastating form as they hammered watford 5—0 at anfield. the bbc‘s steve wilson was watching. a thrashing for watford and a message to manchester city— liverpool are back in the groove. sadio mane with a couple, van dijk would two. they have blown watford await —— with two. and play very much like premier league leaders. liverpool five, watford zero. these boys are outstanding. and today they showed so much passion. but, as well, how smart they are, how good they are, how good we are in the positions, how good we are in making offers, and then scoring wonderful goals after outstanding crosses , wonderful goals after outstanding crosses, to be honest. you have to be there. and especially when you make a change. and sadio mane, how he adapted to it, the game of

roger federer remains on course for what could be his 100th atp tour title, after battling back to winhips. he's aiming to become only the second man, after american jimmy conors, to reach a three figure landmark. and in his first match since his australian open defeat in the last 16, federer managed to get past germany's philip kohlschreiber in three sets, as paul frostick reports:

we start with the legend that is roger federer, who remains on course for what could be his 100th atpatch at the dubai tennis championships. he's aiming to become only the second man — after americanjimmy conors to reach a three figure landmark. paul frostick has more: four victories on the atp tour, only americanjimmy connor ‘s stand in front of roger federer on a 109. philip kohlschreiber was his first opponent in the dubai tennis championships. a break in the opening game meant it was enough to win the first set. after a break in the second, philip kohlschreiber struck again. he took the set 6—3 to set up a decider. the contest faded as federer broke the german twice to win 6—1 in the third. he is going for a record eighth title in dubai. leicester city are starting life without manager claude puel. the frenchman was dismissed on sunday after overseeing a 4—1 home defeat to crystal palace. (tx 00v) the former premier league champions are back in action the —— the former premier league champions are back in action on tuesday as they face brighton at home — and after five defeats in

and roger federer keeps his bid for a 100th atp tour title alive as he moves through to the quarter—finalsat the top two teams in the english premier league both won on wednesday — which means liverpool remain a point clear of manchester city. liverpool were in devastating form as they hammered watford 5—0 at anfield. the bbc‘s steve wilson was watching. a thrashing for watford and a message to manchester city— liverpool are back in the groove. sadio mane with

he missed out on a maiden atp tour title in florida.re losing in the final at the delray beach open. he's on course to qualify for the main draw at the french open and wimbledon. and racing driver sophia floersch will be back behind the wheel of a car for the first time since her terrible crash in macau last november. the 18—year—old will be involved in formula three pre—season testing at monza next week. there were fireworks when the two went head to head in new york last week. but as boxer anthonyjoshua continues in his quest to unify all the belts in the heavyweight division, he gave some fascinating insight into the amount of research he's carried out on his next opponent, the little known americanjarrel miller. ade adeoyin was at today's press conference in london. the press conference was not as fiery as the one in new york last week, but there is a sign that millar got under anthonyjoshua's skin, because anthonyjoshua does not engage in much trash talk, but he said that he plans to rearrange millar's face when they meet on during

he looked like winning a first atp tour title when he took the first set in florida.g to moldova's radu albot, double faulting on championship point. evans is however on course to qualify for the main draw at the french open and wimbledon. and finally, if you've ever had a bad day on the golf course you'll be able to sympathise with rory mcilroy troubles at the world golf championship event in mexico city. mcilroy hit a wayward drive on the 6th hole and ended up in an extremely unfortunate place. that forced him to improvise, playing out left handed and with the back of his club head towards him. getting out of the woods was only brief respite. his next shot went in the water. that was one of three bogeys but he still finished second to american dustin johnson. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will be back from two o'clock. thank you. the prime minister is coming under growing pressure to delay brexit, rather than risk leaving the eu without a deal. in the last couple of minutes, the prime minister has be

have here in dubai, if i can reach my eighth title here, that will also be my hundred 80 b title —— atpt. social media is full of reaction to that bit of drama i mentioned in the english league cup final. chelsea goalkeeper kepa arrizabalaga refused to come off the pitch when his manager maurizio sarri wanted to substitute him ahead of the penalty shoot—out. sarri appeared furious and even stormed down the tunnel before returning. some are calling it a mutiny at chelsea. sarri has since said it was a misunderstanding. and kepa has taken to social media to deliver that same message, adding that: "at no time has it been my intention to disobey the coach or any of his decisions." it's safe to say not everyone's seeing it that way. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport team, goodbye. that is indeed come a thank you to the sports teams about. researchers in antarctica are searching for the world's oldest ice. scientists hope it'll enable them to better understand past climate change — and predict fut

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official presented evidence over alleged cyber attack by the group known as atp 10. of the attack are classified but the u.k. is related to u.s. government indictments against the hackers. accuses them of an espionage campaign. we have a clear indication of how the global smartphone affected apple including china. iphone shipments plummeted an estimated 20% in the fourth quarter of 2018. contrast that to the domestic chinese market, dropping nearly 10% in the same time. that is according to a research firm. apple's local rival huawei saw smartphones surge 23% in the same quarter. those are the top global tech stories we are watching. emily: thank you. i want to stick with apple's iphone woes in china and bring in mark gurman in l.a. interesting trend. not only did apple fall sharply, but we saw xiaomi fall sharply at the same time huawei rose. what is driving these conflicting trends? mark: the most important thing to know is the overall market shrank by 10% year-over-year in this fourth quarter in china. apple shrank 20%, double. xiaomi falling more than 35%. then w

get great deals on our atpe shioctriatn-inngte l >>> you're watching news 4 today. >> this ohio fathers probably still trying to plain what the heck happened, after he left his baby on a train. so, the dad hopped off for a smoke break and left the baby in the carhe seat on train. another passenger frantically tried to get the dad's you see when the doors close. >> my goodness. >> oh, my gosh. passengers quickly alert rail operator and the train returned to the station. i'm so glad there were other passengers on the train with the presence of mind to alert the operator so the baby could be reunited with the father. >> it was probably strange h went out to take a smoke break. vol tinevalentine's coming up. >>> good news for people with celiac disease. eating gluten can lead to abdominal pain, weight loss and bloating. the answer has been to avoid foodwith gluten. now, a pharmaceutical company is testing a new vaccine called next-vax ii, to protect people if they eat gluten. the drug is being tested. phase two of the trial is expected to b completed by the end of the year. >>> time for th

federer is going for a 100th atp singles title. that's all the sport for now.,000 people on the transplant waiting list. later today, a bill to change the law in england will clear its final stages in parliament — it would mean that adults will be presumed to have given consent for their organs to be donated, unless they choose to opt out. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has more. when nights are cold and stars are few, i close my eyes and think of you. nine—year—old keira ball is buried on the family farm in north devon. she died in 2017 after a car accident in which her mum and brother were also seriously injured. when the medical team realised they could not save keira, her fatherjoe was approached about whether to donate her organs. i literally said yes pretty much immediately. organ donation is nothing that we've ever spoken about before but as it was keira, it was just immediate. keira's heart, kidneys, liver and pancreas were used to save four lives. he is fun to play with. he is getting older though, his claws are starting to hurt a bit... one wh

he looked like winning a first atp tour title when he took the first set in florida.course to qualify for the main draw at the french open and wimbledon. and finally, if you've ever had a bad day on the golf course if you play golf, it is a certainty. you'll be able to sympathise with rory mcilroy troubles at the world golf championship event in mexico city. mcilroy, who had led overnight, hit a wayward drive on the 6th hole and ended up in an extremely unfortunate place. that forced him to improvise, playing out left handed and with the back of his club head towards him. getting out of the woods was only brief respite. his next shot went in the water. that was one of three bogeys but he still finished second to american dustin johnson. it could have been so much better. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you. i avoid days like that by not playing golf. fair enough. let's get more now on the 2019 oscars ceremony which took place last night... and while there were some big wins for brits, and upsets in some categories, many of

dan evans has missed out on his first atp tour title.has a future". even if you have this quoted it we like it. exactly. that is the thing about who is in charge. there is almost no interview in which that question is not appropriate. manager, interview in which that question is notappropriate. manager, player. presenters on television. brexit negotiations. i can see someone you could ask this question to right now. who is in charge? the first shake—up to sex education lessons in 20 years will see children as young as four taught about relationships, keeping safe online, and looking after their own mental health. in secondary schools, pupils will be taught about the risks which arise from sharing private photos. the lessons are compulsory and will come into effect in classrooms across england next year. let's talk to the education secretary damian hinds who's in our westminster studio. thank you very much. compulsory, why? compulsory because they are all children growing up, that all children growing up, that all children growing up have

and far more seem to like it frankly than directv now, which as we know lost -- lost how many -- >> atpry. >> last quarter. youtube over the top not the case but, jim, they may be building the cable company of the future there, but it is no margin right now. and that's pressuring margins overall. >> i think they should stop giving it away they should also -- >> they're building a -- >> they're building up the cloud, but we don't know how they're doing cloud. they're being opaque on cloud. they were opaque. >> they were opaque. >> you know what they're saying, guys, if you want to own us, fine, if you don't want to own us, fine i like the way amazon was. i want to own it, it was an unsatisfying conference call because the analysts have had it analysts have said, you got ruth porat, she didn't exercise the -- no, they're trying to figure out how to have the next big thing. and they ought to start monetizing the things they have. i had suggested things, david, for youtube, they could have a premium channel. i go out there, say, listen, here is the premium channel idea that's good. that's g

huge protest against the alleged torture of uighur turks, and this will make greater pressure on the atp in general. they did not say anything confirming that this man in particular is dead or alive. only the akp spokesperson has made a statement, saying that turkey, in a way signalling that turkey will be more outspoken against the issue. and can we see a reaction already in the press or in social media to turkey‘s shift in approach? i think social media reactions were stronger, visible. some mourned literally for the man. as one user said, turkey hasn‘t done enough to save those people who were martyred against what the chinese government does. and they are in a way forcing the government to be more outspoken and harsher towards the chinese government. i want to turn to a story we have talked about several times. the footballer hakeem al—araibi is going home. he‘s from bahrain but lives as a refugee in melbourne, australia. in november he travelled to thailand for his honeymoon and was detained here at the bangkok remand prison. he spent two months there. his arrest was a response to a

federer is going for a 100th atp singles title. everyone loves a dog video don'tt they?aged to run 83 yards before perfectly catching a frisbee. that is a really impressive pro— and thatis that is a really impressive pro— and that is a really well—behaved dog. he must speak conscious of it flying over its head. plucks it out of the air. can we show it again, there is air. can we show it again, there is a little moment at the end, he goes for the sprint, he has a little pause, where is it? hejudges it perfectly. what kind of dog isn't? i didn't say it but in my script it says golden coloured. record numbers of people are donating organs after their death, but there are still 6,000 people on the transplant waiting list. later today a bill to change the law in england will clear its final stages in parliament, it would mean that adults will be presumed to have given consent for their organs to be donated, unless they choose to opt out. our medical correspondent fergus walsh has more. this nine—year—old is buried on the familyfun in this nine—year—old is buried on the family

he looked like winning a first atp tour title when he took the first set in florida. on course to qualify for the main draw at the french open and wimbledon. anthonyjoshua says boxing fans will buy into his fight against jarrell miller. the world heavyweight champion will defend his three titles against the american at madison square gardens in new york injune. joshua and his team have faced criticism for failing to get a bigger name — tyson fury or deontay wilder. i'm only champion until during the first, which is when i will go onto the battlefield and earn my stripes. i will step forward onto the next task ahead of me. i will strip him of his soul in that ring. it is about seven rounds was the bible be in there, fighting strong. i'm going to reconstruct his face onjune the 1st, and i'm looking forward to the challenge. that doesn't sound very nice, having yourface reconstruct by anthonyjoshua. i don't fancy it. back to you. thank you. more now on that preliminary report into the plane crash which killed cardiff city footballer emiliano sala. the plane crashed in to

federer is going for a 100th atp singles title. will he manage at this time? back to you.rting ministers. with me is katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator. also i'm joined by tom newton dunn, the political editor of the sun. thank you both forjoining us. there is talk, i think, in the last few moments that this means the yvette cooper amendment will be pulled tomorrow, is that true? there's an expectation there that that amendment looks unlikely to be tabled, but nick bowles, who has been instrumental in the formation of the amendment, said they will wait to hear from this debate tomorrow and look for assurances to be made. as long as they are the amendment is unlikely to be something they will keep putting forward and therefore be voted on tomorrow night. so it is a sign that theresa may's tactics for trying to delay this rebellion have been successful. tom delaying the rebellion, doesn't a delay of the entire process look more likely?” think if you listen to the various different responses to the pm's statement, it's hard to look at what has changed, or to