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there's a personal best for katarina johnson—thompson in glasgow — as britain's best go for gold at the european indoors. brendans celtic fans will forgive him for leaving glasgow for leicester... and scotland's women lose their opening match in the algarve cup — after a late penalty against canada. also coming up in the programme... after widnes vikings are saved from liquidation, we find out what it really means for one of rugby league's most famous clubs. and kristina vogel tells sir chris hoy about life after the accident which left her paralysed. so lots of great sport to talk about tonight, and we're starting with athletics because glasgow is hosting the european indoor championships this weekend. plenty of british medal hopes and none more — so than for katarina johnson—thompson. she's leading the pentathlon after three of the five events — looking to add a european title to the world indoor gold she won last year. adam wild rounds—up the action so far. weights under the roof in glasgow, it is this guy that seems the limit for katarina johnson—thompson. no hopes could scarcely have been higherfor her hope

johnson thompson strikes gold on the opening day of the indoor european championships in glasgow. while laura muir retains her 3,000m title in style, completing the first leg of double—double. and brendanunprecedented treble in their sights. good evening and welcome to tonight's programme. we start in glasgow where we witnessed an emphatic victory for katarina johnson thompson in the pentathlon as she led a british one two at the indoor european championships. after a suberb morning, she was already in front after three events, but, she managed just 6 metres 53 with her only clean jump in the long jump. enough to consolidate her first place, but far from world record territory. her finaljump was a foul — which was when she realised that world record was out of reach. it meant she'd still have a buffer of around 13 seconds to take that gold medal home, but, she'd have to run an 800 metre time that was much faster than what she's capable of. in the end she missed out by just over two seconds. she finished in a time of 2 minutes and 9 seconds, another personal best. enough to seal the deal and claim the title. as for world junior heptathlon champion niamh emerson, who received an invitati

katerina johnson thompson has hade a brilliant start in the defence of her pentathlon title at the european indoor championships. she leads after the first three events. new leicester city manager brendanght to rent" — requires landlords in england to establish the immigration status of prospective tenants. judge martin spencer said the scheme had "little or no effect" on controlling immigration, and caused landlords to discriminate against potential tenants because of their nationality. richard lister sent this update from outside the high court. thisjudgment this judgment represents a significant defeat for the government which in 2014 under theresa may when she was home secretary was part of the so—called hostile environment policy by the government to make it more difficult for anybody who was here illegally to live and work in the uk. the right to rent scheme underlined the principle that if you weren't here legally you did not have a right to rent property and the governments of the best way to enforce that was to make sure that landlords themselves do not let property to anybody who was here as an illegal immigrant. landlords had a responsibility to check the immigration status,