in those leaks by russian hackers it was revealed that froome's former team—mate, sir bradley wigginsspace of three years. it's perfectly legal, but froome revealed to me he refused one in 2015 on moral grounds. i didn't feel as if having a tue in the last week of the tour de france was something was prepared to... itjust didn't sit well morally with me that that was something i was going to do. do you think, therefore, it's right we are asking questions, for example why bradley wiggins had three corticosteroids in the lead up to the races? sure, i mean, i think it's only healthy to ask those questions. froome's team, team sky, is currently the subject of a uk anti—doping investigation over an incident involving a mystery package delivered to bradley wiggins in 2011. both parties deny any wrongdoing. i mean, it's not good for sport in general, the fact that we are discussing the validity of results and... and, as i said, that brings it back to the authorities and something that they hopefully need to tighten up on. as he attempts to win his fourth tour this summer, the doping question

in those leaks by russian hackers, it was revealed that froome‘s former team—mate sir bradley wigginstue injections before three major races in the space of three years. it is perfectly legal, but froome revealed to me he refused one in 2015 on moral grounds. i didn't feel as if having a tue in the last week of the tour de france was something i was prepared to... itjust didn't sit well morally with me, that that was something i was going to do. do you think, therefore, it is right we are asking questions, for example, why bradley wiggins had three corticosteroids in the lead up to the races? sure, i mean, i think it's only healthy to ask those questions. froome‘s team, team sky, is currently the subject of a uk anti—doping investigation over an incident involving a mystery package delivered to wiggins in 2011. both parties deny any wrongdoing. i mean, it's not good for sport in general, the fact that we're discussing the validity of results, and... and, as i said, that brings it back to the authorities, and something that they hopefully need to tighten up on. as he attempts to win hi

in those leaks by russian hackers, it was revealed that froome‘s former team—mate sir bradley wigginsd three tue injections before three major races in the space of three years. it is perfectly legal, but froome revealed to me he refused one in 2015 on moral grounds. i didn't feel as if having a tue in the last week of the tour de france was something i was prepared to... itjust didn't sit well morally with me, that that was something i was going to do. do you think, therefore, it is right we are asking questions, for example, why bradley wiggins had three corticosteroids in the lead up to the races? sure, i mean, i think it's only healthy to ask those questions. froome‘s team, team sky, is currently the subject of a uk anti—doping investigation over an incident involving a mystery package delivered to wiggins in 2011. both parties deny any wrongdoing. i mean, it's not good for sport in general, the fact that we're discussing the validity of results, and... and, as i said, that brings it back to the authorities and something that they hopefully need to tighten up on. as he attempts to

it's important to add there's no suggestion sir bradley wiggins has done anything wrong.he tue for his asthma. sir andy murray's preparation for this month's australian open is going well. the world number one is through to the final of the qatar open after beating thomas berdych in straight sets. it extends murray's winning run to 28 matches. the pre—match routine of the world number one, sir andy murray, with his loyal supporters watching on to witness a fairly routine victory. across the court, thomas berdych, the man murray has swept aside in their last six meetings. yet again murray was too crafty and took an early break. it was all looking rather comfortable for the top seed, and he sealed the first set 6—3. in the qatar darkness, the battle did arrive, the check returning strongly and managing to put up some resista nce and managing to put up some resistance despite struggling with his ankle —— the czech. but murray was not troubled for long. few players can reach hesitates at the last few months. he teed up the first final between murray and djokovic 2017. which i

i was saddened by the fact that especially with bradley wiggins retiring, the fact that this has cast and those of team sky? it is reg retta ble. and those of team sky? it is regrettable. but equally i think over the test of time that is the key thing and overtime he will continue to perform at the highest level and continue to give people a reason to get behind team sky and feel proud of our achievements. kempton park is to be closed after almost 100 years of racing to make way for a housing project. many people in racing would say kempton park has had a horse racing since the 1870s and it is part of the fabric of the sport in the uk. every boxing day the king george is run their and it has been won in the past by great names injump racing. kauto star for example in recent yea rs. kauto star for example in recent years. so why get rid of it, it is one of the great occasions in jump racing. 0n the other hand thejockey clu b racing. 0n the other hand thejockey club who own the race was —— the racecourse, with say we need the money for the greater good of the sport. if we can get money

in those leaks by russian hackers it was revealed that froome's former team—mate, sir bradley wigginsn the space of three years. it's perfectly legal, but froome revealed to me he refused one in 2015 on moral grounds. i didn't feel as if having a tue in the last week of the tour de france was something i was prepared to... itjust didn't sit well morally with me that that was something i was going to do. do you think, therefore, it's right we are asking questions, for example why bradley wiggins had three corticosteroids in the lead up to the races? sure, i mean, i think it's only healthy to ask those questions. froome's team, team sky, is currently the subject of a uk anti—doping investigation over an incident involving a mystery package delivered to wiggins in 2011. both parties deny any wrongdoing. i mean, it's not good for sport in general, the fact that we are discussing the validity of results and... and, as i said, that brings it back to the authorities and something that they hopefully need to tighten up on. as he attempts to win his fourth tour this summer, the doping question

natalie perks asking the questions and it's important to add there is no suggestion that serve bradley wigginsscribed the tue for his asthma. the opening match of the third round of the fa cup is under way, between two premier league sides, west ham and manchester city, but it is very one—sided. with 70 minutes gone, west ham are losing 4-0 at minutes gone, west ham are losing 4—0 at the london stadium. with the australian open just ten days away, the world's top two male tennis players are having the ideal warm up, through to the final of the qatar open. novak djokovic is through after beating fernando verdasco while world number one andy murray beat tomas berdych in straight sets. it is andy murray's 28th win in a row. the final takes place on saturday. and that is the sport. thank you very much. there is increasing talk about all the different ways 3d printing will change our lives — but what about when it comes to going under the knife? surgeons are labelling the technology a revolution for the field — as the ability to print bespoke implants gives patients quicker recovery times and a bet

how much does this add a new, updated with sir bradley wiggins retiring over the festive period, thents. —— how much does this sad anew. his achievements and team sky. does that saddam knew? it is regrettable. but equally, the test of time is the key thing. 0ver time, we will continue to perform at the highest level and continue to do it at the right level and give people the reasons to feel proud of oui’ people the reasons to feel proud of our achievements. give them a team they can believe in and support. you can find that on the bbc sport at 110w. “— can find that on the bbc sport at now. —— sport app. here's a sport that's just been officially registered as a sport in the uk. it's parkour. some people also call it free running. the uk is the first country to recognise it as a sport. it originated in france about 30 years ago and has steadily grown. it's recognition as a sport means parkour groups will be able to apply for government funding. to help them grow and more members. before we finish, a quick update on the english league cup semifinal between manchester united and hull.

eye of a sporting controversy, an investigation into a mystery medical package delivered to sir bradley wigginsselect committee was criticised at the weekend as "extraordinary" by the chair of the very anti—doping body who are investigating him. today, brailsford hit back in this increasingly acrimonious affair. i think the only extraordinary thing i could see is the fact that he actually commented on the whole process himself. to discuss the actual contents of that investigation, whilst it's live and open, that's the extraordinary thing, in my mind. well, team sky have come out here to majorca to try to focus on the season ahead, but they know their reputation, especially that of their boss, is now under scrutiny. it's regrettable i think but, equally, over the test of time is the key thing and i think over time we'll continue to perform at the highest level. but tensions are starting to appear. last week, tour de france champion, chris froome conspicuously failed to offer brailsford his backing. do you still feel you have his support? i'm confident that we're going to go to the tour de france

it's important to add, there's no suggestion sir bradley wiggins has done anything wrong.e tue for his asthma. murray's preparations fort month's andy murray's preparations for this month's australian open are going well. he is due to the opening of the qatar open after beating tomas berdych in straight sets —— he is through. it extends his unbeaten run to 28 matches. the pre—match routine of the world number one sir andy murray, with loyal supporters watching on to witness a fairly routine first set. across the court, tomas berdych, the man murray has swept aside in their last six meetings. yet again, murray was too crafty and took an early break. it was looking rather co mforta ble break. it was looking rather comfortable for the top seed and he sealed the first set 6—3. in the dough hard darkness, the cheque, struggling with his ankle, was returning strongly and managed to put up some resistance. it didn't trouble murray for long. he kept his head to reach his sixth atp final in a row. job done in straight sets to tee up the first marie djokovic final of 2017. on curren

the former british cycling coach who delivered a mystery package to sir bradley wiggins during a raceping inquiry. simon cope travelled from manchester in 2011 to hand a parcel to the team sky doctor richard freeman on the final day of the criterium de dauphine in france. mps have said they are concerned with the evidence heard in previous hearings — the team's principal, sir dave brailsford, has previously said the package contained a legal decongestant. last year's great scottish run wasn't quite as great as the organisers would have hoped, with some competitors said with some competitors saying they thought the half marathon course was shorter than it should be. the route was re—measured over the weekend. and it turns out, they were right. john mcmanus has more on the story. last—minute checks before four officials get on their bikes to measure the length of the great scottish run. the early hours of sunday morning the best time to do it with a police escort. they cycled the whole route. i caught up with them at glasgow's

eye of a sporting controversy, an investigation into a mystery medical package delivered to sir bradley wigginsmittee was criticised at the weekend as "extraordinary" by the chair of the very anti—doping body who are investigating him. today, brailsford hit back in this increasingly acrimonious affair. i think the only extraordinary thing i could see is the fact that he actually commented on the whole process himself. to discuss the actual contents of that investigation, while it's live and open, that's the extraordinary thing, in my mind. well, team sky have come out here to majorca to try to focus on the season ahead, but they know their reputation, especially that of their boss, is now under scrutiny. it's regrettable i think but, equally, over the test of time is the key thing and i think over time we'll continue to perform at the highest level. but tensions are starting to appear. last week, tour de france champion, chris froome, conspicuously failed to offer brailsford his backing. do you still feel you have his support? i'm confident that we're going to go to the tour de france this year

the former british cycling coach who delivered a so—called "mystery" package to sir bradley wiggins duringbritish members of parliament at a doping inquiry. simon cope travelled from manchester in england in 2011 to hand a parcel to the team sky doctor on the final day of the criterium de dauphine. mps have said they are concerned with the evidence heard in previous hearings, where the team's principal, sir dave brailsford, had previously said the package contained a legal decongestant. last year's great scottish run wasn't quite as great as the organisers would have hoped, with some competitors said they thought the half marathon course was shorter than it should be. the route was re—measured over the weekend and it turns out they were right. john mcmanus has more on the story. last—minute checks before four officials get on their bikes to measure the length of the great scottish run. the early hours of sunday morning the best time to do it with a police escort. they cycled the whole route. i caught up with them at glasgow's pollok park. many of the runners who took part in last year's ev

the man who delivered a "mystery" package to sir bradley wiggins six years ago during a race has beenm manchester in 201! to hand a parcel to the team sky doctor richard freeman on the final day of the criterium de dauphine in france. mps have said they are concerned with the evidence heard in previous hearings — the team's principal, sir dave brailsford, has previously said the package contained a legal decongestant. a postmortem examination of 2015 grand national winner many clouds, following a success at cheltenham on saturday, has concluded he died as a result of a rare pulmonary haemorrhage. vets say that the horse was suffering from no significant underlying health issues, and despite receiving immediate care from racecourse vets at the time, he was unable to be saved. england will wrap up their tour of india tomorrow in the third and final deciding t20 international in bangalore. attentions will then turn to the tour of west indies in march. moeen ali will fly home with the rest of the squad later this week, with a mixed assessment of the team's fortunes in bangladesh and india

sir delivered a mystery package to sir bradley wiggins during a race has been invited to give evidence at a doping inquiry. simon cope travelled from manchester in 2011 to hand a parcel to the team sky doctor richard freeman on the final day of the criterium de dauphine in france. mps have said they are concerned with the evidence heard in previous hearings — the team's principal, sir dave brailsford, has previously said the package contained a legal decongestant. last year's great scottish run wasn't quite as great as the organisers would have hoped, with some competitors said with some competitors saying they thought the half marathon course was shorter than it should be. the route was re—measured over the weekend. and it turns out, they were right. john mcmanus has more on the story. last—minute checks before four officials get on their bikes to measure the length of the great scottish run. the early hours of sunday morning the best time to do it with a police escort. they cycled the whole route. i caught up with them at glasgow's pollok park. many of the runners who took part in la

the former british cycling coach who delivered a mystery package to sir bradley wiggins during a raceanchester in 2011 to hand a parcel to the team sky doctor richard freeman on the final day of the criterium de dauphine in france. mps have said they are concerned with the evidence heard in previous hearings, where the team's principal, sir dave brailsford, had previously said the package contained a legal decongestant. that's all the sport for now, you can keep up—to—date with all the stories on the bbc sport website. i will have much more for you in sportsday at half past six. let's get more than our main story, the continuing worldwide reaction to president trump's order, banning travellers from seven countries with a majority muslim population. it has led to calls for the state visit by president trump later this year to be cancelled. the foreign secretary says the travel ban does not affect british passport holders, that was the statement he gave to mps this afternoon. joining us is the conservative mp crispin blunt, chair of the foreign affairs select committee. thank you for co

figures who answered questions on anti—doping, including on a medical package delivered to sir bradley wigginsadminton players were left stunned last month when uk sport cut their funding completely ahead of tokyo 2020. it followed a first olympic medal for the sport in 12 years. in the coming weeks they will attempt to overturn that decision through an appeal. nick hope reports. they were superb. winning olympic bronze in rio was supposed to be the catalyst for future badminton success. no one predicted uk sport would cut all their funding. to receive that information was gutting. it almost felt like our medals were snatched away from us. without any support at all from uk sport, our programme will take a severe hit. lots of players will have to leave and stop playing. badminton is the most played racket sport in the uk, but uk sport base their funding model on who they think will win olympic medals, and they are not sure about badminton. this board believes they can overturn the decision in the next month. we have a really strong case. we have players who in the last 12 months have won olymp

sir bradley wiggins has not done anything wrong and was prescribed the tue for his asthma.nd a giant killing becomes a possibility. the first tie of the round is a live on bbc one this evening and sees two pl teams meet as manchester city make the journey south to face west ham. for city boss pep guardiola, it will be a first taste of the fa cup. we are playing against west ham, away, after what happened the last game, with them, so i will try to win that game. it's a premier league team, and in a way, so, tough, and we wa nt team, and in a way, so, tough, and we want to try to continue that competition. big game for them, big game for us. it is fa cup. for both club, spectators, for the fans of course, and i am sure they are going to again, also put very strong team together. we are thrive the london stadium with fa cup sportsday at 6 #0i7b 30. jon 0bi mikel is the latest premier league player to join the chinese super league. the nigeria midfielderfollows former chelsea team—mates oscar, ramires and demba ba to china, joining tianjin teda fc. in an emotional letter to his

sky figures who answered questions on anti—doping, including a medical package delivered to sir bradley wigginsrmation given to the culture, media and sport select committee as extraordinary. britain's badminton players were left stunned last month when uk sport cut their funding completely ahead of tokyo 2020. it followed a first olympic medal for the sport in 12 years. in the coming weeks they will attempt to overturn that decision through an appeal. nick hope reports. they were superb. winning olympic bronze in rio was supposed to be the ca ta lyst bronze in rio was supposed to be the catalyst for future badminton success. catalyst for future badminton success. no one predicted uk sport would cut all their funding. to receive that information was getting. it almost felt like our medals were snatched away from us. without any support at all from uk sport, our programme will take a severe hit. lots of players will have to leave and stop playing. badminton is the most played racket sport in the uk, but uk sport base theirfunding model on sport in the uk, but uk sport base their funding model on

it was about the package delivered to the team around bradley wiggins, one of his races in fronts and she threw today was saying can we really trust team sky after all that evidence which would she really wa nted evidence which would she really wanted to town because she has accused the uci, the world governing body of cycling of being sexist. she also accused british cycling of being sexist. she said uk anti—doping, she had no faith in the system, it was the wrong people with the wrong tools who were trying to eradicate doping and all the testing. there has been some response to what the cocoa had to say to that parliament committee. uk sport saying, she had a go at them as well, they did not take it seriously at all. only governing bodies such as british cycling to come. they said they'd take the responsibilities very seriously as an investor of public funds. uk anti—doping says it welcomes this debate and the enquiry has sparked it, highlighting the challenges it faces. british cycling has pointed to the increased participation in women's cycling and the great result they have had

it's important to add, there's no suggestion sir bradley wiggins has done anything wrong.he competition so potential for giant—killing. not tonight though as the first tie is between the premier league's west ham and manchester city. it's live on bbc one and it'll be the first taste of the fa cup for city boss pep guardiola. we play against west ham, away from home, and after what happened with them in the last game, i will try to win the game. they are a premier league team. it will be tough and we will try to continue in that competition. big game for us, big game for them, fa cup, big game for both clubs. for the fans. i'm sure that they are going to try their best. manor racing formula one team have gone into administration after failing to find new investors. the british—based team finished last in the 2016 world championship. staff were informed of the situation earlier today. our formula one reporter jennie gow has more. i'm afraid it is going to be pretty tough for them, the administrators, frp, have said that there is a very limited window of opportunity, the seas

tea m and in sport as mike the the former team sky coach who delivered a mystery package to sir bradley wigginsat eight doping inquirer. crystal palace have brought patrick van aanholt from sunderland, with the manager hoping he makes an immediate impact in theirfight against he makes an immediate impact in their fight against relegation from their fight against relegation from the premier league. the six nations tv executives that there will be no relegation from the tournament in the short to medium term —— six nations executives. nicola sturgeon has won that time is running out to reach a compromise with the uk. what the meeting did today was agreed to intensify the work of considering proposals from the scottish government and the other devolved penetration is ahead of the triggering of article 50. i was pleased with the prime minister that we have to see a step change in the engagement of the uk government and in the willingness to substantively compromise in order to convince me that they are serious about listening to scotland. the welsh first minister carwynjones gave this response to t

the man who delivered a "mystery" package to sir bradley wiggins six years ago — during a race — hasom manchester in 2011 to hand a parcel to the team sky doctor richard freeman on the final day of the criterium de dauphine in france. mps have said they are concerned with the evidence heard in previous hearings. the team's principal, sir dave brailsford, has previously said the package contained a legal decongestant. six nations chief executive john feehan says relegation from the tournament will not be introduced in the short to medium term. georgia and romania have both been pushing to be included in the annual tournament. italy were added to the old five nations tournament in 2000 and have propped up the table 11 times in the 17 tournaments since, including last season where they lost all five matches. but feehan has no plans to relegate the italians who open their campaign against wales next sunday in rome. it is not that long ago since they beat south africa in the autumn series. are they capable of beating anybody on the day? yes, they are. in the short to medium—term there is

sport, including questions over the medical records of one of his highest profile riders — sir bradley wigginse them a team they can be proud of and support. lord coe, the president of athletics world governing body the iaaf, will be asked to give more evidence to mp's as part of their inquiry into doping in sport. coe told a select committee in december 2015 that he was unaware of any specific allegations about the extent of russian doping but former athlete dave bedford told the same committee yesterday, that he'd called and e—mailed coe to warn him about the scandal. we're unlikely to ever see rory mcilroy compete at the olympics. the world number two in golf pulled out of the rio games, and has said he probably won't take part in tokyo 2020 either. the fact that he could represent either great britain or ireland means he has conflicting loyalties: more and more likely than not i won't be playing for the games in 2020. not the olympic games, i think they are great and i think golf included in the olympics is fantastic but for me, it's something i don't want to get into and that's a personal

cyclist sir bradley wiggins and paralympian kadeena cox are among the figures from sport also takingthat show, because the training is immense. very, very competitive. and with a massive insurers premium! yes, yes. 6:40am exactly. the man who was supposed to be a key figure in the negotiations for getting britain out of europe has not only resigned from his job, but he's also written a letter, strongly criticising the way the government is preparing for brexit. the uk's outgoing ambassador to the eu, sir ivan rogers, unexpectedly quit early and has urged his colleagues to challenge "muddled thinking". joining us now from westminster is barry gardiner, shadow secretary of state for international trade. good morning to you, thank you for your time this morning on breakfast. now, sir ivan has made way, one person in place for the brexit process , person in place for the brexit process, it seems a sensible option, doesn't it? well, look! process, it seems a sensible option, doesn't it? well, look i think government policy appears to be to shout down anybody who tells some things that the