it's alleged an individual insulted dier with his family hearing the abuse but mourinho says he's inened. nothing to be afraid of, nothing to be ashamed of. the football world is behind him and understands completely the circumstances and... nothing, of course he is right to play. liverpool will be without first choice goalkeeper allison for the second leg of their champions league last 16 tie against atletico madrid on wednesday. he's got a hip injury. liverpool trail atletico 1—0 after the first leg. it'll also keep him out of tomorrow's game against bournemouth and potentially the merseyside derby a week on monday. crystal palace manager roy hodgson says he's delighted to sign a new contract, keeping him at selhurst park until the end of next season. at 72 — he's the oldest manager in the premier league. palace a re currently 12th in the table. the biggest issue in world sport at the moment remains coronavirus. uk sports broadcasters and governing bodies, including the premier league, have been called to a meeting with the government on monday to talk about staging of events behin

managerjose mourinho said dier shouldn't have done it but that he understood the england internationalerby‘s player coach wayne rooney comes up derby‘s player coach wayne rooney comes up against his former club just after midnight tonight, defending champions england play the world champions usa in the she believes cup. it will be the first time the two sides will have met since america knocked england out of the world cup in france last summer. you can watch that match on bbc two. from 20 to midnight. you can also follow live text commentary on oui’ you can also follow live text commentary on our website. england are out of cricket's twenty20 women's world cup without a ball being bowled in their semifinal against india. heavy rain at the sydney cricket ground meant their match couldn't go ahead. and with no reserve days in place for semis. india will progress to sunday's final because of their better record in the group stages. no chance for us getting out there today, i think. obviously, the weather has cost us. we are gutted we did not have the chance to fight for a place in that f

i think eric dier did something that we professionals, we cannot do. and your family is there and your family gets involved with the person that is insulting you, in this case a younger brother, i think eric did what we professionals, we cannot do. but i repeat, probably every one of us would do. the confrontation came as tottenham were knocked out of the fa cup last night by norwich. keeper tim krul was the hero for the canaries as they won on penalties. the premier league strugglers will now face either derby county or manchester united in the last eight, with that game being played this evening. manchester city got the better of championship side sheffield wednesday, winning1—0 at hillsborough. sergio aguero scored the goal. city will play newcastle united in the last eight. ricardo pereira's late goal sent leicester into the quarter—finals. they beat birmingham city 1—nil and will play chelsea in the next round. celtic have increased their lead at the top of the scottish premiership, despite being held to a 2—2 draw at livingston. it looked like ce

dier had to be pulled back by security during the altercation.ed the row between his brother — who was watching from the stands — and the fan. dier‘s managerjose mourinho said he shouldn't have done it, but that he understood his players's frustrations. it happened after tottenham lost on penalties to bottom of the table norwich in the fa cup. pop star katy perry has revealed that she and her fiancee orlando bloom are expecting theirfirst child. the star announced her pregnancy in the video for her latest song, never worn white. here she is revealing a baby bump in the final frames of the video. after the reveal, she tweeted, "0mg, so glad i don't have to suck it in anymore, or carry around a big purse". that's the summary so far. back to you, victoria. this programme has learnt that aston villa and leicester football clubs have agreed to pay damages to five victims of a paedophile football scout. both premier league clubs have settled a civil case just weeks before it was due to be heard in the high court. the victims came forward as a result of

managerjose mourinho said dier shouldn't have done it but that he understood the england internationalt happy with the situation and then eric, i repeat, did what we professionals, we cannot do, but did something that probably we would do. norwich will play derby or manchester united in the quarterfinals. manchester city, meanwhile, beat championship side sheffield wednesday 1—0 and go to newcastle in the next round while leicester are home to chelsea and sheffield united visit arsenal. well, that match in the fa cup will see now derby player coach wayne rooney come up against his former club united. well, this is how he's been getting ready for the game. he went to see lewis capaldi and tweeted this picture with the singer, saying: "unbelievable concert at the apollo in manchester. thanks for a great night, lewis capaldi." england's women are out of the 2020 world cup. heavy rain meant the match could not go ahead and with no reserve days in place india will progress to the sandy‘s final because of their better record in the group stages. no chance of us getting out today. we are gutt

coming up on bbc news, the football association investigates an incident where eric dier allegedly confronted fan who insulted him and his family in the fa cup defeat to norwich. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the government's top medical adviser chris whitty says the uk is now trying to slow the spread of coronavirus, as the country is mainly in the second phase of its strategy to deal with the disease. the first phase had been to try to contain it; the second is to attempt to delay rates of transmission. the number of confirmed cases here now stands at 90. a senior doctor has warned the nhs is not in a position to cope if transmission increases rapidly. italy has closed its schools and universities, and england's six nations rugby match in rome later this month has been called off. our health correspondent sophie hutchinson reports. this is how south korea is fighting the new coronavirus. it has the largest epidemic outside china. in comparison the number of cases in the uk is still very small, but today officials said they were ramping up measures as part of the next ph

eric dier could find himself in trouble after remonstarting with spurs fans in the stands.urs an early lead with a headerfrom a giovani lo celso free kick. michel vorm was making his first start since re joining the club in october and when he spilt a long range shotjosip drmic pounced to equalise. extra time came and went with no goals so it went to penalties, spurs fluffed three of theirs, tim krull saving the tame spot kick from gedson to send norwich through. leicester had championship opposition in birmingham city and ricardo scored the only goal of the game, a header inside the final ten minutes at the king power stadium. here is the quarter final draw. sheffield united will host arsenal holders. manchester city will travel to st james park to play newcastle. norwich v the winners of tomorrow night's match between derby and manchester united. leicester v chelsea is the other tie. celtic have inceased their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to 13 points despite being held to a two two draw at livingston. scott robinson had put the hosts in the lead just after

the express focuses on potential trouble for tottenham midfielder eric dier, it says he could face ather who was allegedly getting abuse from a fan. concerns over the coronavirus could leave england rugby out of pocket. their game against wales tomorrow will be the last for now in the six nations, and next weekend's postponed match in italy could cost them if it could have been the match that won them the title. that depends on france's remaining games, though. that's all the sport for now. it's 35 years since dna fingerprinting was first discovered. since then, it's been used in millions of police investigations across the world. but it was first used in 1987 to convict the killer of two teenage girls in leicestershire, preventing a grave miscarriage of justice, as graham satchell reports. november 1983. the body of a 15—year—old girl, lynda mann, is found in a village near leicester. it's still raw. and i can't believe that, after 35 years. she was such a lovely girl. it was wrong. three years later and a second girl is found less than a mile away. dawn ashworth was also 15. when d

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it's alleged an individual insulted dier with his family hearing the abuse but mourinho says he's in football world is behind and understands completely the circumstances and nothing, of course, he's right to play. a hat—trick injust 13 minutes from milwall‘s matt smith put a huge dent in nottingham forest's automatic promotion hopes. the former leeds man used his power and height to give milwall‘s championship play—off hopes a boost. they are now just two points off the top six. there are doubts that tiger woods will be able to defend his masters title, next month after he pulled out of next week's players championship due to back problems. he missed this week's arnold palmer invitational complaining of back stiffness. the masters begins injust over a month's time. woods won it for a fifth time last year. england's tyrell hatton is joint leader in the second round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. hatton is 7—under par after shooting a round of 69. he's joined by south korea's sung kang. northern ireland's rory mcilroy is two shots back on 5—under, and is tied for fourth

the english football association is to investigate tottenham midfielder eric dier after he climbed intoexit to norwich on wednesday. he had to be restrained by security after challenging a supporter, who had allegedly insulted him and his family. this was after their defeat at home to norwich. managerjose mourinho said diet should not have done it, but he understood his frustrations. this person insulted eric. the family was there, his young brother was not happy with situation and then eric, i repeat, did what we professionals cannot do, but did something that probably we would do. that is all the sport from us for now we will have more in the next hour. the uk is braced for an epidemic of coronavirus cases with health officials warning widespread transmission is now "highly likely". if this happens, many will need hospital treatment. but will the nhs be able to cope? our health correspondent nick triggle is here to tell us. it is likely the number of cases will continue climbing possibly for two or three months until it peaks. so how well prepared is the health service? the nhs has qu

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