but bayer leverkusen got a helping hand from the snow in their 3—2 win at hannover in the bundesligarday. a shot headed toward the empty net, only for the orange ball to get stuck in the snow before it had crossed the line. how very different it would have been had that gone in! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. thanks to john watson thanks tojohn watson and the team. the headlines on bbc news. theresa may has gone to strasbourg for talks with the european commission presidentjean—claude juncker in an effort to get last—minute concessions on the eu withdraw deal. mps at westminster are preparing for a crunch vote on the deal tomorrow. black box voice and data recorders have been found for the ethiopian airlines crash yesterday which killed 157 people on board. a teenager and a man have appeared in court in east london in relation with a murder. and on the financial markets, the ftse 100, with a murder. and on the financial markets, the ftse100, and the dax closed slightly up, a difficult day for shares in boeing after the model that has been involved

bayer leverkusen got a helping hand from the snow in their 3—2 win at hannover in the bundesliga on sundayas denied an almost certain goal, with leverkusen 2—0 ahead, when he rounded the goalkeeper and shot toward the empty net only for the orange ball to get stuck in the snow before it had crossed the line. grateful defenderjonathan tah got back to clear the ball. dusan tadic and david neres continued their good form scoring two goals apiece as ajax thrashed fortuna sittard 4—0 in the eredivisie on sunday. tadic, who inspired ajax to a 4—1 win over real madrid at the bernabeu to knock the holders out of the uefa champions league, completed the rout with five minutes left. the result sees ajax close the gap on leaders psv eindhoven to five points. england dismissed the west indies forjust 71 as they completed an eight—wicket win in the final t20 at st kitts and claimed a 3—0 series victory. west indies were bundled out in 13 overs with david willey taking a career—best 4 for 7. jonny bairstow struck 37 from 31 balls as the tourists chased down their target in 10.3 overs. west indies' innin

from bayer leverkusen's point of view, that's exactly what happened — they got a big helping hand fromrds the empty net, only for the orange ball to get stuck in the snow before crossing the line. leverkusen'sjohnathan tarr there saying "thank you snow much" as he clears the ball. awful pun. all the latest sports news on our web absolute. for me, mark edwards, and the rest of the sport team, that's your monday sport briefing. thanks to mark for that. so... with brexit day looming, geeta guru—murthy is travelling around the country asking how brexit will impact different parts of the uk. this week she's in london — and she's been taking a look at the tech sector, which is growing almost three times faster than the rest of the uk's economy. but, it's reliant on easy access to investment and to highly skilled workers. so, how could brexit affect it? here's geeta's report. in these politically divisive times, a hard hat might seem a good idea... there's green! it's gone green. this company uses artificial intelligence to sell, among other things, health and safety solutions commercially. t

they were up against bayer leverkusen. hannover were 2—nil down. but watch. foiled by the snow.alking points. plenty of chat going on. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11:15. thanks, that was fun. seen from the sky, the iron age h i llfo rt seen from the sky, the iron age hillfort maiden castle in dorset is spectacular, and it is also home to 2,000 sheep, farmed byjohn hoskin. gates taken off its hinges, back in, load up the sheet from of the castle. john has had sheep stolen from him every year and he is losing more each time. last year was the worst we have had in terms of what was taken. that was ewes and their lambs four weeks old, they were worth 200 pounder couple. could you put a figure on how much it has cost you? over the years, i suppose between a0 and £50,000, at least. it is demoralising, to be quite honest. and as a family, we get really annoyed about it, very annoyed. and john is not the only one losing more sheep to thieves. the number of animals reported stolen across england and wales jumped from just over 6020 16 to nearly 10,000