the authorities in myanmar over their actions against the rootin joe muslim minority in northern brook khan's state even going so far as to use the phrase acts of genocide now this echoes strong language used earlier by a high ranking representative of the united nations human rights office when he and his team visited cox's bazaar just across the border in bangladesh touring where hinge refugee camps there he spoke of ethnic cleansing and recalling statements. nobody wants to reward the ethnic cleansing on the side who have driven them out but at the same time one can't afford to go back into what could well be threatened that what is going on at the moment not only are they still killing are they still rapes on a large scale not only are they driving people out with force and threats but also there is this it seems always systematic attempt to destroy the future livelihoods that was. speaking earlier tonight british counterterrorism police say it was a nerve agent that was used to we're tracking former russian double agent and his daughter last weekend police believe sergei scribble and his

britain's kell brook says he'll be back in the gym tomorrow, targeting a fight with compatriot amir khanis first bout at light middleweight. in front of his home crowd at sheffield arena, he knocked out sergey rabchenko in the second round. it was brook's first fight since he lost his ibf world welterweight title last may. the icy weather decimated the football fixtures yesterday, the premier league was the only division that was untouched, liverpool moved up to second in the table yesterday, when they beat newcastle 2—0 at anfield — mo salah scoring for a seventh game in a row and sadio mane adding the second — newcastle are nowjust two points above the relegation zone. the battle for a top four finish is looking good for tottenham, they are still unbeaten in 2018. they were too good for huddersfield at wembley. this brilliant cross from harry kane gave heung min son scored both their goals. they won 2—0. the relegation scrap is hotting up and swansea havejumped out of the bottom three, up to 13th by hammering west ham 4—1. it's the second week in a row david moyes has seen his side bea

britain's kell brook says he'll be back in the gym tomorrow, targeting a fight with compatriot amir khanht since he lost his ibf world welterweight title last may. though he is on the comeback trail. and we are getting closer to the heavyweight unification boxing fight that all fans want to see. that is after the american deontay wilder retained his bbc fight overnight, stopping lewis ought is in the tent. -- wbc stopping lewis ought is in the tent. —— wbc fight overnight, stopping luis ortiz. —— luis ortiz. we are about six weeks away from the london marathon — but today in the capital it's the inaugral big half, just the 13 miles and a bit for the thousands taking part, a mix of elite and charity and club runners, and it all gets underway at 9:00. let's speak to the hugh brasher, the event director. good morning. touch and go, wasn't it, with all this weather around? yeah, the team, the boroughs, the mayor's office, all of our people have done an amazing job to keep this event alive, and this morning we woke up to blue skies with the temperature rising. so it is fantastic for the event

britain's kell brook says he'll be back in the gym tomorrow, targeting a fight with compatriot amir khanhe second round. it was brook's first fight since he lost his ibf world welterweight title last may. we are getting closer to the heavyweight unification super fight that all boxing fans want to see. that is after deontay wilder retained his bout last night. later this month, anthonyjoshua puts two of his bouts on the line against joshua parker in cardiff. then we will see if the anthonyjoshua deontay wilder bout can be made. wilder once it but he is not convinced about the joshua camp. his promoter doesn't want matt fight and after tonight, he definitely isn't going to want it. but it's going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough about this. i really don't want to talk about it any more because i've said all i need to say. and after tonight, i don't need to say no more. i don't need to breathe the world that i am the best. 40 fights unbeaten, 39 by knockout for wilder. no surprise that he thinks joshua could be running scared. i'm likely, but it's boxing talk. having seen

kell brook won his bout last night. he knocked out sergey rabchenko in the second round. welterweight title last may. he might now target a fight with amir khanation zone. they are still unbeaten in 2018. they were too good for huddersfield at wembley. heung min son scored both their goals. west ham 4—1. beaten by that margin. while leaders manchester city are at home to chelsea. those matches should go ahead. beating championship side greenock morton. aberdeen will have to replay kilmarnock after they drew 1—1. turns his attention to the london marathon next month. marathon next month. now, here is ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our review of the sunday newspapers. at the spectator, and ben chu, economics editor at the independent. from extreme weather to look aheads to tonight's oscars. £1 billion per day. ahead of tonight's ceremony in la. presenters' salaries are taxed. the foreign secretary. so plenty to be looking at this morning. the disruption really around the country. country. saying its cost about £1 billion a day. day. like it's starting to get better, the economic picture looks worst. the economic picture looks worst.