plishkova had broken world number eleven barty early on in the first set.t on a tie break. barty broke pliskova twice in the second to win it 6—3 and with it got her hands on the trophy. and some f1 news to finish, ferrari have put their disappointing opening race in australia behind them. they've locked out the front row of the grid for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix. 21 year—old charles leclerc became the second youngest driver to claim pole position. he beat his ferrari team mate, and four time world champion, sebastian vettel, by almost three tenths of a second. lewis hamilton will start from third in his mercedes. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including more on the disqualification in the boxing. the pilot of the plane which crashed into the english channel with footballer emiliano sala on board, wasn't allowed to fly at night. the bbc has been told that david ibbotson was colour—blind and restricted to daytime flights only. both men died when the piper malibu crashed in january. kayley th

list about will face ashley barty in the final on saturday barty is right twelve and shined even when the skies were poor she ousted twenty first seeded and come to vegas six three six three in this rain delayed semifinal victory also sees home to what its top ten . tiger woods may have slipped from golf's number one ranking after almost five years ago but the fourteen time major champion still has the magic touch this was tiger the tenth hole of the w.j.c. match play event in austin on his knees and playing left handed the american pulled off an incredible save to make paul unfortunately he lost the match against brandt snedeker to lead his hopes of progressing in the balance while the current world number one dustin johnson had some trouble with his posture on the eight his ball went all way around the cup without going in johnson lost to brandon grace but is still alive in the competition. and we're just two weeks away from the n.b.a. playoffs into the western conference alit went head to head on thursday he said rockets got a boost with a win over the denver nuggets james harden s

barty beat petra kvitova in the quarterfinals, a first victory over the czech in five attempts, which's hsieh su—wei to progress. in the nba the san antonio spurs will look to get back to winning ways later when they host the cleveland cavaliers in texas. the spurs are in a solid position as they occupy the eighth and final play—off spot in the western conference but they'll want to avoid too many slip ups like their overtime defeat last time out to the charlotte hornets. and finally, the captain of galatasaray‘s under—14 team has given us all a lesson in sportsmanship by deliberately missing a penalty. it's after what he believed was the wrong call by a referee. he won a penalty although clearly wasn't fouled. with his team already winning1—0, he decided he wouldn't attempt to double their lead, and intentionally kicked the ball out of play. his side went on to beat istanbulspor 3—0. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that is your thursday sport briefing. french traditional cheesemakers have called on gove

now play elina svitolina in the quarter—finals, who needed more than three hours to see off ashleigh bartyer best tennis of the season to upset kiki bertens and book a spot in the last eight. the spanish 20th seed recovered in style after dropping her opening set, to win 5—7, 6—1, 6—3. tiger woods says the neck injury that forced him out of last weekend's arnold palmer invitational tournament has improved, but he has admitted that there will always be some pain after all the surgery he has had. the 14—time major winner returns at the players championship, saying his neck had been troubling him for a while. it is not painful now. it was getting to a point where it was affecting my set up, my backswing, my through swinging. it was just gradually, you know, getting worse. and that's just because my lower backis and that's just because my lower back is fused, and so the stress has to go somewhere. if i don't have movement. and so it is very important for me, going forward, since the surgery, is to keep playable, or else the stresses going to somewhere else. in rugby union, the six nations is c

spot from now me also but give it to that has been beaten in the quarterfinals by australia's ashley barty it means some on a holiday but could regain the top ranking if she wins the title. europe's leading clubs a say they will boycott revamped at club world cup but that is set to launch in twenty twenty one feet a president who wants to make it a twenty four team tournament held in june and july at the moment it's a seven team event at this stage in december valving just one european club. we as europeans way from or dca have a greater rate of that we didn't want the proposal to be brought up at the council in miami it was brought up the position was as it sounds today and we as the ca clubs will confirm that we are not willing to participate in this competition at this moment in time because of the congested calender. fans of chelsea's women's team have been assured it will be safe for them to travel to france for the second leg of their champions league quarter finals with. chelsea have a two nil advantage up from the first game in london the first leg so police are turning fifty p.s.u

australia's ashley barty has won the biggest title of her career beating world number five catalina fisk of a in the miami open final twelve seeded australian overwhelmed her czech opponent seven six six three on saturday this for her fourth title was he will break into the rules talk to. and for the first time when the rankings come out. and roger federer has these eyes on a fourth title in miami as the world number four heads into the men's final federal dominated the semifinal beating the twentieth seed nineteen year old dennis shot total of the thirty seven year old phèdre coming out on top six two six who will play john is not for the trophy onside. teamwork is obviously important in football but taking a penalty is usually something players can manage to do on their own not so these two strikers in qatar who may regret this bit of collaboration maybe timing is highly on the whole for the x. pass to all got off a teammate abdulaziz how to fail to fill the goalkeeper for city for them and went on to beat their opponents already on for two and that's all the sport for now more coming

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of her will face ashley barty in the final on saturday banty's ranked twelfth and shined even when the skies were pouring she ousted twenty first seeded and it contradicts six three six three in this rain delayed semifinal the victory also sees her move into the world's top ten. tiger woods made that golf's number one ranking almost five years ago but the fourteen time major champion still has the magic touch this was tiger at the tenth hole of the w t c match play event in austin on his knees and playing left handed the american pulled off an incredible save to make are unfortunately lost the match has been snedeker to leave it hopes of progressing in the balance the current world number one dustin johnson had some trouble with his part on the eighth though is ball went all the way around the cup without going in johnson and lost to brandon grace but is still alive in this competition. well we're just two weeks away from the n.b.a. playoffs and two of the western conference elite went head to head on thursday he's got a boost with a win over the denver nuggets james harden thirty eigh

from nail nails saka one can read about has been beaten in the quarterfinals by australia's ashley barty it mean simona halep can regain the top ranking if she wins the title. now the spirit of fair play is alive and well among young footballers in turkey the captain of gallup has her eyes under fourteen team missed a penalty on purpose and followed what he believed was the wrong call by the referee thirteen year old to. back off fell inside the box and was awarded a penalty but instead of trying to double his side's lead in kept the ball out of play his team though did go on to win three no. one that's all your sport for now smiles actually it's lovely thank you for and that is it from your news our team here in doha thirty one is coming up after the break with felicity and the team in london as things heat up in the break the debate in london so you can see. a civil war where on line what tina's taught us is to be able to be concise expressing exactly what is happening in the moment and what it needs. or if you join us on sat israel is an apartheid state and of the closing of the pales

after a long delay because of rain, ashleigh barty beat anett kontaveit to move into the final of thean 6—3, 6—3 and comes a year after the 22—year—old won the women's doubles title in miami with american coco vandeweghe. in the coming hours, australia and pakistan meet for the fourth match of their 0di series in dubai — as both teams ramp up their world cup preparations. australia beat pakistan by 80 runs in the third match in abu dhabi — to clinch the series with two games to spare. aaron finch top—scored with 90. in reply, pakistan were bowled out for 186 after australia had posted 266 for six from their 50 overs. it's the bahrain formula 1 grand prix this weekend and on friday the drivers get the chance to test the track in practice. after the disappointment of missing out on the podium in australia ferrari will hope to kick—start their season. ferrari's title rivals mercedes secured a one—two through valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton in melbourne while red bull's max verstappen finished third. this has been doing well on social media, as rudy fernandez scored a game—winning thre

australia's ashley barty has won the biggest title of her career beating world number five catalina fisk of a in the miami open final the twelve seeded australian overwhelmed her czech opponent seven six six three on saturday this for her fourth w.e.t.a. title body will break into the world's top to. and for the first time when the rankings come out. and roger federer has he's eyes on a fourth title in miami as the world number four heads into the men's final federer dominated the semifinal beating the twentieth seed nineteen year old dennis scheib total of the thirty seven year old phèdre coming out on top six two six who will play john is not for the trophy and so. teamwork is obviously important in football but taking a penalty is usually something players can manage to do on their own not so these two strikers in qatar who may regret this bit of collaboration mediterraneans highly on the whole for the x. pass to all get off a teammate abdulaziz how to fail to fall the goalkeeper forty for them and went on to beat their opponents already on full two and that's all the sport for now mo

at 10pm, reeta chakra barti will be here with a full round up of the day's news.ut first, we're talking movies. hello from new york, i'm tom brook. in talking movies, a special edition to celebrate our 20th anniversary. a conversation with top british actor and director kenneth branagh on the changes that have taken place in the film industry during the time that talking movies has been on the air. kenneth branagh joined a special event in new york to mark talking movies‘ two decades on the air. the audience, a media crowd, including former members of the production team, got to sample excerpts of the show going right back to 1999. hello from new york, i'm tom brook. in today's programme, tim robbins‘ new political comedy cradle will rock. now let's move on to the digital revolution and the impact it's having on the film industry. the writer's strike has dominated the news. members of the writer's guild of america downed talks. hello and welcome to austin in texas, i'm tom brook. during its existence, talking movies has covered many key developments in cinema, fro

there was an upset in the women's final where ashleigh barty beat karolina pliskova in straight sets.st australian to win the title and moves up to tenth in the rankings. barty‘s success also means all m tour tournaments so far this year have had different winners. adam yates will have to close a m second gap if he's to win the tour of catalunya in barcelona today. the briton remains second overall afterfinishing in the main bunch on the penultimate stage, which was won by australian michael matthews. look who was back on the football field. paul gascoigne made a return playing in a tottenham legends match at their new stadium against an inter side, managed byjose mourinho. he only managed 15 minutes before going off injured. earlier robbie keane scored an acrobatic goal for spurs, although they would lose. this acting as a test event before their first match at their new stadium next week. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and politi

mia soccer but give it to those who has been beaten in the quarter finals while straight yes ashley barty i mean as someone a highly it could regain the top ranking if she wins the title. and pick champion augustus the mania has hit back at comments made by the head of wild that x. sebastian coe so many a is challenging an effort to bring new rules that will restrict the first two on a levels and. in a newspaper interview coast said the reason that we have gender classification is because if you didn't then no woman would ever win another title or break another record. well so many a has issued this response fire her lawyers saying this cause a mississippi man yeah has developed over the past decade a run deep reading the comments of mr coe this weekend opened those old wounds mystical is wrong to think of mrs mania is a threat to women's sport fans of chelsea's women's team have been assured it will be safe for them to travel to france for the second leg of their champions league quarter final with paddy sans elma or chelsea have a two nil advantage up from the first game in london the f

tough way to lose one tennis australia's ashley barty will break into the top ten of the world rankings come monday after the biggest win of her career the twelfth seeded australian overwhelmed carolyn uplifts hitting a career high fifteen aces along the way to a seven six six three went on saturday it's her fourth w.e.t.a. title and all the more remarkable considering she quit tennis three years ago to take up professional cricket before returning back to port. for is charles leclerc will start from pole position for the first time in his career later on he edged out teammate sebastian vettel in qualifying for the bahamian grand prix. yet. hopeful about the c.v. the twenty one year old from monaco the youngest man to take pole sense that will burst onto the scene in two thousand and eight leclerc also set a new track record in behind sunday's race will see the ferrari pair start a head of reigning world champion in the west hamilton. i can't say that i don't think about the first win it's a dream speech i like it was the first goal and i knew i would give it everything. for as have bee

the women's final has finished in the last few minutes a bit of an upset in miami australia's ashley barty beating will number five catalina of the czech republic seven six six three now australia's cricketers have beaten pakistan in the fourth one day international despite a stunning effort from one of pakistan's young players opener had a record breaking century in dubai and finished up with one hundred twelve which is the highest score by a pakistan batsman on o.d.i. debut the home of the rich ones century also went in vain as a stranger took the wicket of standing captain. to clinch victory by just six right . major league baseball champions the boston red sox produced an impressive comeback to get their first win of the new season they were six one downs of the mariners in seattle but they fought hard and the turnaround was completed by this pinch a three run homer from each mall and the red sox taking the game seven six. in the n.b.a. king james had a stellar night's with the l.a. lakers le bron had twenty seven points and nine assists ending the charlotte hornets four game winning s

miami open former world number one karolina pliskova losing to twenty—two year old australian ashleigh bartycaroline is a former number one, went to the max knowing victories as a back—up to second rankings. in a way, it was australian ashley, she was clocked at the ranking points andi was clocked at the ranking points and i waited a final miami, she knew she had been a top ten when that new standings announced on monday whatever result. she'd struck first breaking the and pounded early on. it was not clear cut, ashley wrote back to stretching the opponent level, and the tie—break, she showed dominance to winning. second set began with battle of attrition, to 12 minutes to settle the first game we saw her break to serve. it was an advantage to build on, after breaking her again, she took the second set to claim the title and a new name and the limits top ten. while, in the mens draw, roger federer will face john isner in the final in miami tomorrow. federer thrashed 18 year—old dennis shapov—olov in straight sets, to tee up the final which federer is looking forward too. i know what to expec

congratulations to barty, who has won the biggest title of her career so far in miami for the australianin formula 1, formula ferrari —— ferrari seem to have put their disappointments behind them. 21—year—old charles became the second youngest driver to claim pole position, beating ferrari team—mate and 14 world champion sebastian vettel by almost three gents of a second. world champion lewis hamilton starts from third in his mercedes. that is of the sport for now. see you later. thank you. mickjagger has said he is "devastated" to let down fans after the rolling stones announced they were postponing a tour of the us and canada. in a statement on twitter, the band said, "unfortunately today the rolling stones have had to announce the postponement of their upcoming us/canada tour dates. mick has been advised by doctors that he cannot go on tour at this time, as he needs medical treatment." earlier i spoke with chi chi izundu about what a tough decision it would have been for the band to make. it is quite a big decision for any band because of how much intercostal bit on and how much it ma

barty broke twice to win it 6—3 and with that, she got her hands on the trophy.ews to finish. ferrari have put their disappointing opening race in australia buying them. they have looked at the front i’ow them. they have looked at the front row of the grid for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix. clark became the second youngest driver to claim opposition. he beat sebastian vettel by almost three tenths of a second. lewis hamilton will start from third. and that is all the sport for knife i will have more throughout the evening. —— for now. a bbc investigation has discovered rogue traders are selling tens of thousands of pounds worth of receipts and invoices in a black market trade to cheat uk taxes. the dealers — who advertise online — sell authentic documents to enable others to fraudulently claim back vat and reduce the amount of income tax they pay. colin campbell reports. he wants to sell me £10,000 worth of construction material receipts for £800, and boasts they can be used as a way to work around paying income tax. an illicit black—market trade, i contacted dea

her opponent, 22—year—old australian ashleigh barty, broke back against pliskova and went on to take in the second set and pliskova is serving to stay in the match. roger federer will face john isner in the men's final in miami. federer thrashed 18—year—old dennis shapov—olov in straight sets, to tee up the final, which federer is looking forward too. well i know what to expect, that he will not miss 90 serves. he's got an amazing serve, one of the best in the game forever, so it's really ha rd to the game forever, so it's really hard to play against him. match point last time i played against and was tough, and i'm a big fan of his, he's got i really enjoy watching a plan of some guys don't. you really enjoy watching them play?|j plan of some guys don't. you really enjoy watching them play? i love it, i love watching big servers that they're going to ace every second and third, it's exciting because if i penalty shoot out in soccer, it's just the same attendance i do enjoy it, for me i'll be the goalie, and some by sunday i try my best and try to get as many balls back as possible a

reeta chakra barti, bbc news, coventry. a final word with laura on today's events. the meantime the prime minister will try once again to get her deal through? that's right. on either monday or tuesday the deal that really means everything to this government will be back in front of mps for another judgment. will it be third time lucky or another unlucky outing for theresa may? it represents a deal put together, remember, at great political cost and pain by this government and 27 other countries. it isa government and 27 other countries. it is a deal that is heated by a great number of the conservative pa rty‘s own mps, great number of the conservative party's own mps, and all opposition parties at this stage in the game will certainly vote against it as well. there are some nibbling signs around the edges of some mps in the tory party and some of the prime minister because my allies in the northern ireland unionist party voting towards —— moving towards backing her deal, but there is nothing certain at all about that. and the prime minister may well be looking at a

generational, the whole pitch of barty hart was new and generational but you dent know what it was, butor awail. he has the opportunity, the moment, the generational shift. you could feel it, and you could feel the earth move up there in new hampshire. he had the advance. as shrewd as he was and is, and as gifted as he is, he had specific proposals that he championed in the senate, but the rush, the generational rush got in the way of the beef, which he did have. >> he was a big foreign policy guy. >> yeah, so beto will have his moment where you're right to mention aoc. he has to have a, b, c, d, for things to hang his hat on. >> michael i go back and forth. part of me says boy, undefined, that's trump's worst nightmare. an undefined young candidate is trump's worst nightmare. that being said, there is a different in how -- they wonder how they're so income pat able, trump and bet ox, what do you make of that. >> you don't fear beto? >> ted cruz's team says you should. >> but listen to what understood in texas and texas is not the united states of america and not the democratic primary.

there was an upset in the women's final, where ashleigh barty beat karolina pliskova in straight setsans all 1a tour tournaments so far this year have had different winners. and how about this for confidence? a norwich city fan has gone and got a tattoo declaring his side champions, when the season hasn't even finished. there's still seven championship games to go! worth pointing out, they are still top of the table. because of 2019, you couldn't easily turn that into 2020, could you ? you couldn't easily turn that into 2020, could you? we've alsojust shown his name stop if you roll up his trousers, that's what you will find. i don't think he will mind a bit of extra attention, but still... he may live to regret that. i like the confidence. you have got to be confident and he has reason to be, they are going well, norwich. oh, come on, ben. i'm sure you are covered in tattoos you regret. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. let's take a look at some of the front pages this morning. unsurprisingly, brexit is featuring pretty predominately. the

there was an upset in the women's final where ashleigh barty beat karolina pliskova in straight sets.kings. barty‘s success also means all 1a tour tournaments so far this year have had different winners. adam yates will have to close a 1k second gap if he's to win the tour of catalunya in barcelona today. the briton remains second overall afterfinishing in the main bunch on the penultimate stage, which was won by australian michael matthews. and look who was back on the football field. paul gascoigne made a return playing in a tottenham legends match at their new stadium against an inter side, managed byjose mourinho. he only managed 15 minutes before going off injured. earlier robbie keane scored an acrobatic goal for spurs, although they would lose. this acting as a test event before their first match at their new stadium next week. applicants into milan. jersey —— up against inter milan. jose mourinho in the dugout again. a lot of difficulties of the field, gascoigne, so great to see that he is fit and well and smiling. still joking as always. you're watching breakfast from bbc new

their fear is that you could have a rerun of the chakrabarti you could have a rerun of the chakra bartiremy‘s —— where baroness chakrabarti was brought in to investigate alleged anti—semitism, and many concluded her report was a whitewash. provides the handling of anti—semitism for labour continues to be a massive issue for the party, alongside brexit, a dominant issue, i think it is fairto brexit, a dominant issue, i think it is fair to say. are there any signs that the party will satisfactorily find a way through this? mr corbyn's tea m find a way through this? mr corbyn's team would say they have tried to be as open as they can in that they are suggesting this new post of surveillance commissioner, which lord falconer has been asked to take up, to oversee the whole process, is designed to bolster confidence. lord falconer is not a jeremy corbyn acolyte, he is tony blair's old flatmate and close colleague. he has been told if he takes up the postie can have access to all the e—mails and correspondence, both past and present, that he wants, he can ask to speak to current former labour

roger federer takes on john isner in the final of the miami open later meanwhile australia's ashley barty is set to break into the top ten after winning the women's tournament the twelfth seed overwhelmed caroline uplifts cover it's in a career high fifteen aces along the way to a seven six six three win on saturday it's a fourth double take title all the more remarkable considering she quits tennis three years ago. now to a boxing bout that was decided by a by a british fighter has been disqualified after chomping his opponents during a heavyweight contest cash left teeth marks and david price's stomach forcing the competition to stop in the fifth round that didn't quite nip the incident in the bud though fans at the venue three drinks at alli as he was led away. and i will have more like a fourth look forward to it thank you very much now finally this bulletin whether it's shakespeare wordsworth kepler or kates or something far more where people's tastes vary widely when it comes to poets and they're getting more exposure through a modern platform jessica baldwin explains from london. w

spot from naomi osaka bank of america has been beaten in the quarter finals by australia's ashley barty means smaller how well could regain the top ranking if she wins the title of. olympic champion caster semenya has hit back at comments made by the head of the world athletics sebastian coe the man yet is challenging an effort to bring in new rules that were strict testosterone levels and female runners in a newspaper interview ko said the reason we have gender classification is because if you didn't then no woman would ever win another title or break an other record so many has issued this response via her lawyers the scars mr mann your has developed over the past decade randeep reading the comments of mr coe this weekend open those old wounds mr coe is wrong to think mr mannion is a threat to women's sports. tiger woods is getting ready to tee off at the world championship match play event for the first time in six years woods has injured four box surgeries in that time to win this match play title i have to get through seven rounds in five days i haven't played a whole lot of match

let's go will face ashley barty in the final on saturday boss he is ranked twelve and shined even when the skies were poor ing she after twenty first seeded and it's consummate six three six three in the rain delayed same fun also things are moving to move to talk to. tiger woods may have slipped from golf's number one ranking almost five years ago but the fourteen time major champion still has the magic touch this was tiger at the tenth hole of the w.d.c. matchplay events in alston on his knees and playing left handed the american pulled off an incredible save to make par unfortunately he lost the match against brandt snedeker to levy's hopes of progressing in the balance the current world number one dustin johnson had some trouble with these parts on the eight ball went all the way around the cup without going in johnson lost to brandon grace but is still alive in the competition which is two weeks away from the n.b.a. playoffs and two of the western conference eat went head to head on thursday the used the rockets got a boost with a win over today in the negatives james harden schoo

leaves us then with no brexit, and as you've just shown from my labour colleague, baroness chakra barti this. parliament gave its word to the people of this country — now parliament has to implement that. that was liam fox. well, if the prime minister‘s deal doesn‘t come before parliament again, or is defeated, the commons could seize control of the brexit process. oliver letwin is a former cabinet office minister who is one of those behind efforts to find cross party compromises in the commons. he spoke on the today programme earlier. constitutionally, if the house of commons were to get a majority in favour of a particular solution, that would not be a piece of legislation in itself. so what‘s the point of them? because, in the first place, if we begin this process on wednesday, there is a real chance that if not — and i don‘t think it is likely to happen on the first round — but if not in the first round then in the second, or maybe even, very quickly thereafter, a third, i think we might get to a majority view, and once you‘ve got a majority view, first of all the government knows w