burnley stay top and are now 18 points clear of third placed middlesbrough. dent in millwall�*s play—off hopes and boosted their own with a 1—0 victory. victor yokarash scored the only goal of the game in the second half. stuart broad has been recalled to the england side for the first test against new zealand which starts on thursday in mount maunganui. the fast bowler missed the 3—nil test series win against pakistan in december because he was on paternity leave. it means broad and james anderson will get the chance to eclipse australian greats shane warne and glenn mcgrath as the most prolific bowling partnership in test history this week. ollie robinsonjoins the pair in the pace attack for the day—night opening match of the two—test series. defending champions australia have beaten bangladesh by eight wickets in their women's t20 world cup group game in south africa. captain nigar sultana joty top scored with 57 for bangladesh as they finished their 20 overs on 107 for seven, ash gardener hit the winning runs as the favourites cruised to victory. australi

a tim krul error gifting the opening goal, burnley winning 3—0.and they did so, but they had to dig deep to overcome ross county at ibrox. it finished 2—1 after goals from malik tillman and borna barisic. they'six points behind celtic. stephen humphrys scored a 50 yard effort as hearts came back against bottom side dundee united to win 3—1. there were two red cards in that match. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingstone and hibernian. chloe kelly scored herfirst women's super league goal of the season as her manchester city side beat the division's bottom club leicester to move up to third in the table. city took the lead through the league's top scorer, bunny shaw, with a looping header, her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet from the england international kelly sealed the win for city, who had 32 shots in the match. they're now two points behind leaders manchester united. elsewhere, one other match in wsl today brighton earned a potentially crucial poin at aston villa in their battle against relegation. it

a tim krul error gifting the opening goal, burnley winning 3-0.e. city took the lead through the league's top scorer, bunny shaw, with a looping header her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet from the england international kelly sealed the win for city, who had 32 shots in the match. they're now two points behind leaders manchester united. elsewhere, one other match in wsl today brighton earned a potentially crucial point at aston villa in their battle against relegation. it finished 1—1. earlier this week we brought you the news that co hosts australia and new zealand have asked fifa to urgently clarify reports that saudi arabia's tourism authority is to be named as an official sponsor of the 2023 women's world cup. a deal with visit saudi is set to be announced and has been criticised by human rights groups. we've been speaking to new zealand international katie rood. the mother questioned me to ask of sport is where our finances come from. it is the paradox.— from. it is the paradox. these companies — from. it is the

think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnleye, than in cambridge and london. it says the disparity was down to the higher proportion of poorly insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and heating. all those references to "the north" annoyed steven tate, who wrote in from roswell in midlothian. the state of the economy has been in the headlines this week. on tuesday, the international monetary fund downgraded the uk's growth forecast for this year. but also in the spotlight has been the bbc�*s own reporting of economics. the international monetary fund has predicted that the uk economy will shrink and perform worse than all other major economies, including russia this year, as the cost of living continues to hit households. while the report into the bbc�*s coverage of taxation, public expenditure, government borrowing and government debt was commissioned by the bbc itself. it was the first of a series of reviews assessi

elsewhere an injury time winner from nathan tella saw vincent kompany�*s burnley set up a last 16 matchst league one fleetwood town who downed sheffield wednesday 1—0. also into the 5th round are fourth tier grimsby town whose reward for knocking out championship side luton town is a trip to bottom of the premier league southampton. well there was more hollywood drama in the scottish challenge cup as hamilton academical secured their place in the final. they took the lead in their semi final against scottish league one side queen of the south, before the underdogs pulled one back to take it to extra time. but this goal from ryan oney in the 96th minute was enough to send the hosts through. england head coach sarina wiegman has named a 26—player squad to face south korea, italy and belgium in the defence of the arnold clark cup later this month. captain leah williamson returns after missing the november international break with injury, while everton�*sjess park keeps her place after scoring on her debut in the 4—0 win over japan in november. uncapped everton goalkeeper emily ramsey is ca

when you see clubs now and they get relegated from the premier league, it's also, you burnley wholesaleople have to sales, you know, people have to go sales, you know, people have to 9° ' sales, you know, people have to go , have to balance the go, you have to balance the books. we didn't to do so. books. we didn't have to do so. in actual fact. i could strengthen the because i strengthen the team because i had so we had money spend. so we strengthen side came strengthen the side came straight out that all your straight back out that all your money i mean what about the transfer this has transfer market this week has gone bonkers it has gone bonkers. i mean it's bizarre 6 million. yeah yeah . chelsea paid million. yeah yeah. chelsea paid the record . but the amount i did the record. but the amount i did catch it the other day. i think the money spent by chelsea alone was more than all the punters league put together. yeah. doesn't this show us actually that i think 70% of all the transfer fees in are english premier league. yeah which shows us that the european super league wasn't neces

when you see clubs now and they get relegated from the premier league, it's also, you burnley wholesaleople have to sales, you know, people have to go sales, you know, people have to 9° ' sales, you know, people have to go , have to balance the go, you have to balance the books. we didn't to do so. books. we didn't have to do so. in actual fact. i could strengthen the because i strengthen the team because i had so we had money spend. so we strengthen side came strengthen the side came straight out that all your straight back out that all your money i mean what about the transfer this has transfer market this week has gone bonkers it has gone bonkers. i mean it's bizarre 6 million. yeah yeah . chelsea paid million. yeah yeah. chelsea paid the record . but the amount i did the record. but the amount i did catch it the other day. i think the money spent by chelsea alone was more than all the punters league put together. yeah. doesn't this show us actually that i think 70% of all the transfer fees in are english premier league. yeah which shows us that the european super league wasn't neces

are making the issue of climate change part of their match day agenda, as will championship leaders burnleygames are affected all the time by pitches being flooded, people get trains cancelled because of the heat. the players talk about what they do as individuals, or as the full team, it can only serve as a positive to make people think. football has come and continues to use its reach to affect social change, tackling racism, homophobia and now climate change, which could be its biggest challenge yet. football at the moment - is an unsustainable practice. looking at the fixture schedule would be a good start. - you know, we are seeing games every three days. | it's incredibly intensive and that| obviously means that clubs have to rely on more carbon intensive| forms of transport like air travel. turning down your heating and wearing more in the layer up challenge is another way fans can get involved in the green football weekend. 0rganisers say we all have a part to play — a green goal might score points for your team, but it's a win for everyone. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. that is almost

the fact you are so far, bradford burnley older than which thus longstanding, mustn't clam chase, almost all of south asian origin and all. so this ongoing economic come certainty for the band pay the site, asked their tactic to provoke a response from local muslim communities. is to say, i'm gonna walk past why your sister, your mother, your am to your granny live and i'm going to shout racist abuse. i kicked off a series of miles across the lawson overseas. much of the blame lies with right wing agitators who've been sparing up trouble in recent weeks. our youth will not generate any form of racism from these kind of people. we are a mom, gave what was interpreted as a nazi salute was asian news began to her riddle, him the run. what happens is the police come on. what they do is they criminalize the muslim communities, both huge numbers. the rest of young muslim men, david blanket, home secretary under tony blair, have to make a decision about how those altercations were framed, your what kind of more like a member that was framed as a racial danger. a racial danger that echoed the 19

are making the issue of climate change part of their match day agenda, as will championship leaders burnleycelled because of the heat. the players talk about what they do as individuals, or as the full team, it can only serve as a positive to make people think. football has come and continues to use its reach to effect social change, tackling racism, homophobia and now climate change, which could be its biggest challenge yet. football at the moment - is an unsustainable practice. looking at the fixture schedule would be a good start. - you know, we are seeing games every three days. | it's incredibly intensive and that| obviously means that clubs have to rely on more carbon intensive| forms of transport like air travel. turning down your heating and wearing more in the layer up challenge is another way fans can get involved in the green football weekend. 0rganisers say we all have a part to play — a green goal might score points for your team, but it's a win for everyone. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. experts say it's one of most important ancient sites in britain — and yet it's almost complete

the former burnley boss saw di —— sean dyche only took over this week and saw his team winning1—0 at the bottom side southampton. i everton and the bottom side southampton.— everton and the bottom side southamton. ~' ' :: , everton and the bottom side southamton. ~' ' ::, ~ southampton. i like those 1-0s. all manauers southampton. i like those 1-0s. all managers do. _ southampton. i like those 1-0s. all managers do, they _ southampton. i like those 1-0s. all managers do, they pretend - southampton. i like those 1-0s. all managers do, they pretend that. southampton. i like those 1-0s. all. managers do, they pretend that they don't. been very pleased with the players. they've been invaluable to us, having a base to work from. a few of them felt they had let down the last manager. we build on the back of that and say we can correct that and we got to do it together. quality wise we can build that but there had to be a base to work from, to have a feel and a commitment to the cause. ireland have shown why they are the number one side in the world as they got a bonus point win over wales

the former burnley boss only took over earlier this week following frank lampard's sucking and he madeke them one nails. they pretend they don't, they do, trust me. a lot of work done this week and have been very pleased with the players foot of their honesty has a staff to get the staff point as she is like and a base to work from. a few of them felt that they had let down the last staff and i appreciated that honesty. there had to be a base to work from. there had to be a base to work from. there had to be a feel of a group and commitment to the cause and there was plenty of that tonight. i had made over 50 minutes played in the 3pm kick—offs in england in the premier league. liverpool's troubles continuing. they are without a league win year. they trailed 2—0 at wolves. both those goals down to all offending within the. leicester city leading at aston villa 3—2 at the moment. brentford are up against southampton. no goals between brighton and bournemouth. there late match is at newcastle take on manchester united. in scotland, rangers are looking to close the gap to celtic at the to

are making the issue of climate change part of their match day agenda, as will championship leaders burnleyl team, it can only serve as a positive to make people think. football has come and continues to use its reach to effect social change, tackling racism, homophobia and now climate change, which could be its biggest challenge yet. football at the moment i is an unsustainable practice. looking at the fixture schedule would be a good start. - you know, we are seeing games every three days. | it's incredibly intensive and that| obviously means that clubs have to rely on more carbon intensive| forms of transport like air travel. turning down your heating and wearing more in the layer up challenge is another way fans can get involved in the green football weekend. organisers say we all have a part to play — a green goal might score points for your team, but it's a win for everyone. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. green football weekend coming up across the weekend. that's all from sportsday. hello. well, the weekend is here, and you might be hoping for a dose of decent weather — and i can tell you

tchaikovsky, a player moulded at burnley, is first everton goal timed to perfection. everton with a result and performance to build on for this was his day. performance to build on for this was his da . , ., ., ., , , his day. every manager does, they do, trust his day. every manager does, they do. trust me- _ his day. every manager does, they do, trust me. a _ his day. every manager does, they do, trust me. a lot _ his day. every manager does, they do, trust me. a lot that _ his day. every manager does, they do, trust me. a lot that i've - his day. every manager does, they do, trust me. a lot that i've done l do, trust me. a lot that i've done this week, very pleased with the players. their honesty has been invaluable to us as a staff to get the start point and base to work from. iadmired the start point and base to work from. i admired that honesty so we built on the back of that and said we can correct that but we've got to do it together. with outside of the game, we can build that but there has to be a base to work from the feel of a group and a commitment to the

championship leaders burnley taking on league one ipswich; the league one leaders sheffield wednersdayr league two grimsby, they face championship side luton at blundell park. managerless leeds united head to old trafford to face manchester united in the premier league tomorrow. that's too soon for them find a replacement forjesse marsch who was sacked yesterday. under 21's coach michael skubala takes charge. jesse was a good guy. the team was working hard forjesse but they are used to changes as professional footballers and they are athletes. i think the mood is, i wouldn't say down, but the mood is ok. the mood is on focusing for manchester united and be positive and going after three points. l and be positive and going after three points.— and be positive and going after three points. and be positive and going after three oints. . . , three points. i have always said if a manager— three points. i have always said if a manager is _ three points. i have always said if a manager is a — three points. i have always said if a manager is a colleague, - three points. i have always said if a

burnley have taken a big step to making an immediate return to the premier league, after beating lutonnited, who fell further adrift and saw their hopes of automatic promotion dented by a 3—2 defeat at play—off chasing millwall. tom bradshaw's hat—trick sealed the points for the home side at the den. the starting gun on the future ownership of manchester united has been fired. there's confirmation now from ineos founder sirjim ratcliffe — who says he wants be there long—term as well as an offer from qatar. andy swiss reports. it is one of the biggest clubs in rural football and it is one of the biggest clubs in ruralfootball and may it is one of the biggest clubs in rural football and may soon it is one of the biggest clubs in ruralfootball and may soon have it is one of the biggest clubs in rural football and may soon have the new owner. among the bidders for manchester united, this man, the boss of one of qatar's biggest banks. in his statement he said... qatar has become increasingly influential in rural football after hosting the men's world cup last year. but some fans of expresse

wales and iceland play each other at 7 o'clock burnley have taken a big step to making an immediate returntheir hopes of automatic promotion dented by a 3—2 defeat at play—off chasing millwall. tom bradshaw's hat—trick sealed the points for the home side at the den. the starting gun on the future ownership of manchester united has been fired. there's confirmation now from ineos founder sirjim ratcliffe — who says he wants be there long—term. as well as an offer from qatar. andy swiss reports. it is on the biggest club some real football and soon as an owner, among the biggest manchester united, this man, the boss of one of guitars biggest banks and then a statement, he said his consortium plans to return the club to its former glory, both on and off the pitch and will seek to please the fans of the heart of manchester united. they become increasingly influential in football after hosting the men's world cup last year but as then, some fans of expressed concern over the countries human rights record. jo is expressed concern over the countries human rights record.— human rights record. jo is

has a global scene, burnley has a formidable track record of success.sted two world championships and six european championships , and six european championships, would my right honourable friend agree with me that burley would agree with me that burley would a fantastic venue and would he let us his support making this a climate well of . mr. speaker, we climate well of. mr. speaker, we are committed on building on our fantastic track record of hosting events like the commonwealth games , women's commonwealth games, women's euros and the rugby league world cup. understand relevant uk cup. i understand relevant uk sporting authorities are looking at the location and sure that they will be considering burley . my honourable friends constituency in the near future. and david speaker can i associate my party with the comments made about the unfolding human tragedy in turkey and syria and with the warm words to welcome our ally, president zelenskyy he will know that country and this house has total support for ukraine's resistance to vladimir putin's illega

burnley through after beating ipswich 2—i, they progress into the fifth round. zealand, they were all out for a65 in their first innings, with harry brook scoring with 97. he hit five sixes in an over. for england players have entered the inaugural women's league auction at the top price. they are among 2a players listed in the top bracket of £50,000. five franchises will pick their squad from a09 listed cricketers on monday. the t20 competition, the women's version of the ipo, is set to start in march. lebronjames has become basketball�*s all—time record points scorer in the nba. he needed to reach 38,388 points, which he did, notching 38 for the la lakers overnight, and the game was stopped for celebrations and messages from celebrities, like rihanna, to mark the breaking of the record. , . rihanna, to mark the breaking of the record. , , , ., , , ,, record. everything 'ust stopped, you know, and record. everything 'ust stopped, you know. and gave — record. everythingjust stopped, you know, and gave me _ record. everythingjust stopped, you know, and gave me an

burnley, through, beating league one ipswich 2-1. needed to score 36 more points to break the current record held by kareem abduljabbar, in place for nearly a0 years. and then, get this — the game was stopped for celebrations and messages from celebrities like rhianna. ijust don't think i just don't think you would see that another here, stopping the game. celebrations, messages, video messages, everyone getting involved, his family were out there on the court. ., ., ., , ., ., in court. that would not be allowed. it is staggering- _ court. that would not be allowed. it is staggering- he — court. that would not be allowed. it is staggering. he has _ court. that would not be allowed. it is staggering. he has put _ court. that would not be allowed. it is staggering. he has put the - court. that would not be allowed. it is staggering. he has put the ball i is staggering. he has put the ball through the hit 1a,000 times in his career. astonishing figures. band career. astonishing figures. and then his team _ career. astonishing figures.

burnley has a formidable track record of success, having previously hosted to world championships andted to building ourfantastic track record of hosting events like commonwealth games and the rugby league world cup. i understand the uk sporting authorities are looking at the location and diameter they will be considering early in his constituency in the near future. can i associate constituency in the near future. can i associate my _ constituency in the near future. can i associate my party with the comments made about the unfolding human tragedy in turkey and syria? and with warm words, chi welcome president zelensky? he will know that this country and this house has total support for ukraine's resistance to latimer put in's illegal invasion and it is a source of great pride that the british people have stood firm, united and unwavering in support of the brave heroes of ukraine. mr speaker, went president zelensky address this house last year, he asked that we treat russia as a terrorist state. since then, liberal democrats have been urging the government to fulfil that request by

players actually still sean dyche, brought dyche, who he really brought through he's got through at burnleyn the squad we work his previous club and work with his previous club and as i never thought this as i say, i never thought this title over. know title race was over. i know i didn't think people don't table enough middle enough sometimes in the middle of campaign of the middle of the campaign because are equal because everton are on equal points same who were points with the same who were fourth so there fourth from bottom. so there were no were they were no way, no way were they marooned. and think sean dyche marooned. and i think sean dyche went to his went in there. he said to his players, it's to players, listen, it's just to stop, got something to stop, but we've got something to build on. now. the first two matches, and matches, arsenal at home and liverpool moments look liverpool away moments we look right we're going liverpool away moments we look rigget we're going liverpool away moments we look rigget anything ne're going liverpool away moments we look rigget anything bute g

move it is some days you know some days you can really be bothered to travel up to hall but burn burnley very superstitious fellow i'll never . but there were weddings all that. but let's just get must get my gloves all in again. but yet but you're hanging those gloves up at the end at the end of march . that's going to be of march. that's going to be hard, isn't it. of march. that's going to be hard, isn't it . yeah yes, i hard, isn't it. yeah yes, i know. i know miss box almost every day . but it's time know. i know miss box almost every day. but it's time as a young man , sport, i've been young man, sport, i've been doing this for, like. for 20 years. almost ten years in the pro game. but as a young man sport and an old guy, i'm 32, but in boxing is because quite a few miles on the clock so the body's starting to give up a little bit and the can't lose weight is tricky. so once used to be able to do it and yeah it's just it feels is right time to give up and like you said the motivation is not there as much as it used to be to get up to the gym after work. so yeah, it just feels like

be bold enough to devolve powers out of london to make sure that decisions about manchester, about burnleyhere people are with skin in the ame, �* �*, ., ., i. game. but there's already a structure — game. but there's already a structure in _ game. but there's already a structure in place _ game. but there's already a structure in place for i game. but there's already a i structure in place for regional devolution we have it in greater manchester, so what would change? we manchester, so what would change? 2 need to go further than that on the structures aren't in place everywhere but we need to put the resource and skills together with it and make sure we are doing a partnership. many, many businesses say to me say, if i knew what a government will do with certainty, not just government will do with certainty, notjust in the next six or nine months, but say a five year period at least,, i can come alongside government and invest with government and invest with government and invest with government and be part of the future with it, and that longer—term stability is what drives these missio

think tank says the impact of the cost—of—living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnley. while the report into the bbc�*s coverage of taxation, public expenditure, government borrowing and government debt was commissioned by the bbc itself. it was the first of a series of reviews assessing whether due impartiality is being achieved across the corporation's output. it made some striking findings. although the report's authors, the journalist michael blastland and the economist sir andrew dilnot found plenty to applaud, they also concluded that too manyjournalists lack an understanding of basic economics, and they said there were risks to impartiality from presenting a narrow range of views. those criticisms struck a chord with a number of viewers, such asjeff kay, who wrote: peter underwood thought: and jacob aron added: nobody from the bbc was available to discuss the review�*s findings, although it did tell us that the corporation's board has asked the executive team for an action plan to address the challenges it lays out. but i am pleased to say that i'm joined on the