today they brought in elinor barker and she has a bit more experience.ut it was still an incredible performance by all of them and my performance by all of them and my performance of the week so far to see them raise their game so far in such a sort space of time. they have had time to step up and race at multiple competitions as well. people have taken breaks or retired, and they have gone from strength to strength. the men just missing out on the bronze medal today. tell me about the popular winner of the men's kieran race today. he is quite the personality from indonesia. he has been racing in the world championships for ten years and he has had multiple silver and bronze medals, but today he finally won. he has been beaten by chris holley a few times. he has got a fantastic personality, he is incredibly friendly and everybody loves him. quite famously a few years ago in 2011 he had a bad crash in manchester and he had a huge splinter in his car. a lot of people thought that could have been the end of his career because it was such a bad crash. but fo

barbieri, who was third at the bell, produced a furious dash to the line, to beat elinor barker of great world title for the european under—23 champion. we don't often show you action from the united soccer league, which effectively forms part the second tier of football in the us, but there's a first time for everything. here's a goal which will live long in the memory for okc energy fc fans. first, we have an unorthodox acrobatic throw—in from michael harris to teammate, miguel gonzalez, and how about this for a finish? this beautiful bicycle kick gave the oklahoma city based side a 1—0 win over sacramento republic fc. a beautiful bicycle kick to see there. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. it looks like it will be on the cool side for the easter weekend. more on that in a moment. we've introduced cooler air at the moment behind this very weak weather front that moved down across the country. this north—westerly airflow. particularly chilly first thing in eastern scotland

elinor barker has added a gold medal to her collection at the world track cycling championships in hongetre points race today to add to the two silvers she had already claimed. it means great britain finish fourth in the medal table with five medals in total. and bristol have been relegated from rugby union's premiership after defeat to top of the table wasps this afternoon. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and i'll be back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. bye for now. more now on north korea after the failed missile test by the regime in pyongyang. the us national security advisor general mcmaster has said there's now an international consensus — which includes china — on the threat posed by north korea. earlier, my colleague julian worricker spoke to john hemmings from the centre for strategic and international studies. he began by explaining how the us could respond to north korea's actions. donald trump has tried to make this really about china. the only thing he can do, looking back at the past 1

great britain have already won a medal on day one, elinor barker picked up a silver in the women's scratchlooked like she might get her hands on another one... but was pipped on the line by italian rachele barbieri. we will finish with the rarity, we don't usually show you soccer from the second tier in the us. here is a goal that will live long in the memory for you if you watch it and the fans of this team as well. first we have an acrobatic throwing, somewhat unorthodox to his team—mate. and how about this finish? a bicycle tick. giving this tea m finish? a bicycle tick. giving this team one nil win. i do think you will remember the names but the pictures will stay with you, i would imagine. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the daily mirror columnist susie boniface and steve hawkes, deputy political editor at the sun. i'll start again... deputy political editor at the sun. two red tops. good to see you. i will try and read this clearly and enunciates properly.

the second silver of the championships for elinor barker. in the field in this event. it's really fun, not surprised by the belgians being fantastic, it is kind of bread into them. hats off to them. qualifying for the bahrain grand prix has just them. qualifying for the bahrain grand prix hasjust finished and both mercedes will be on the front row tomorrow, their first 1—2 both mercedes will be on the front row tomorrow, theirfirst1—2 in qualifying this season. valtteri bottas will have poll rather than hamilton. the first time the finnish driver is qualified in first place as nick powell and reports. in the desert sebastian vettel looked to end at .com it's been over 18 months since he came on top qualifying because mercedes have dominated and taking pole position for all except one race since vettel was last in front. ferrari the fastest on friday practised in bahrain, hamilton restored the natural order in the first qualifying session. things got better still than assaidi is after the break, valtteri bottas adding his temple to trail hami

after winning two silvers already in hong kong, elinor barker has gone one better, taking gold in thes race after a gripping battle with america's sarah hammer. it's britain's fifth medal and second gold of the five—day competition, following katie archibald's omnium success on friday. iam i am incredibly happy. so, iam incredibly happy. so, so i am incredibly happy. so, so happy. i have had two silvers this week and until the last lap, it looked like another silver, so i was heartbroken, but i am so happy and relieved i got a cold. ricky burns failed to unify the super—lightweight division in glasgow last night. the scot‘s wba title was taken by ibf and ibo champion julius indongo. the namibian was unbeaten in 21 fights prior to this and forced burns onto the back foot for much of the fight. burns had rallied in the fifth and sixth rounds but all three judges awarded the fight to indongo. tottenham manager mauricio pochettino says chelsea are still favourites to win the premier league, but says it would be ‘fantastic‘ if the league leaders dropped points today. spurs closed the gap t

is great britain's latest medallist at the world track cycling championships in hong kong after elinor barker the only success today with gb's cyclists missing out on a bronze in the men's pursuit earlier. iam very i am very happy with that. we were just a little bit unlucky to not get what we deserved in the team pursuit, but i am happy to come away with a medal finally. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been giving his reaction to the bomb attack on the borussia dortmund team bus on tuesday night. their champions league quarterfinal first leg tie was postponed for 2h hours. they lost against monaco last night. uefa have received some criticism for making the germans play without full consultation with the team. klopp was head coach at dortmund for seven years before leaving in 2015. it was a really difficult moment for me because i was, i don't know how often in the team hotel with my team at dortmund. i know exactly the road, i know exactly the place where it is. a lot of my friends were on the bus. of course when they played the bus. of course when they played the game they tried to be at

elinor barker finished second in the women‘s scratch race.as pipped in the closing stages by italian rachele barbieri. we‘ll return to football, and to one of the fastest goals ever scored. it came in scotland over the weekend in an amateur game. maryhill midfielder gavin stokes scored this. straight from the kick—off! it was against clydebank... and was timed atjust 3.2 seconds. his side won 3—0. more now on russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov, holding talks on syria with his us counterpart, rex tillerson, in the russian capital. mr lavrov has warned the us not to adopt an "us or them" approach over russia‘s support for syria‘s president assad. mr tillerson wants russia to withdraw that support following last week‘s chemical attack in which killed more than 80 people were killed. mr tillerson is now meeting the russian president vladimir putin. earlier i spoke to chief of the financial times‘s washington bureau, and began by asking him about the relationship between the two countries. it's been a dramatic turnaround. during the campaign

elinor barker finished second.y italian rival.m all worked out well to be honest, just not fast enough, too much too early on in the spring. when i came around here, ithought, she is early on in the spring. when i came around here, i thought, she is the fastest sprinter there is. it doesn‘t always work the same. i‘m really disappointed. to football and one of the fastest goals ever scored. it came in scotland over the weekend amateur game. the midfielder gareth stokes scored this straight from the kick—off against clydebank. timed just 3.2 seconds. that all the sport. hugh ferris will have more in the next hour. more now on the meeting between russian foreign minister, sergei lavrov and his us counterpart, rex tillerson. opening the talks earlier today, mr lavrov warned the us not to adopt an "us or them" approach over russia ‘s support for syria‘s president assad. mr tillerson wants russia to withdraw that support following last week‘s chemical attack on a rebel—held town which killed more than 80 people. joining

great britain have claimed four medals at the world track cycling championships in hong kong after elinor barkeron. it was the first time women have competed in the event at the world championships. belgium won the gold medal. it was judgment day in rugby union's pro12 with the four welsh teams in action in back—to—back matches. cardiff blues beat ospreys for the first time in seven years. scarlets defeated newport gwent dragons 21 points to 16. and munster are guaranteed a place in the play—offs after victory over ulster. in the premiership, leicester boosted their hopes of finishing the season in the top four by thrashing newcastle 30 points to three. there were also wins for worcester and gloucester. and the five—time snooker world champion ronnie o'sullivan has a slender five frames to four lead over gary wilson, a former taxi driver making his debut in the world championships at the crucible. that's all from the bbc sport centre. kate. there may be more cause for concern this time because north group's nuclear capability is perhaps one step closer towards completion. therefore, that is a ca

after winning two silvers already in hong kong, elinor barker has gone one better, taking gold in theripping battle with america's sarah hammer. it's britain's fifth medal and second gold of the five—day competition, following katie archibald's omnium success on friday. i'm incredibly happy, so, so happy. two silvers this week and until the last lap it looked like it was going to be another silver and i was heartbroken but i'm so happy and relieved i got a gold. there are highlights of the cycling on bbc two at 1pm. now to boxing, and scotland's ricky burns failed to unify the super—lightweight division in glasgow last night. he lost his wba title to the ibf and ibo championjulius indongo. the namibian was unbeaten in 21 fights prior to this and forced burns onto the back foot for much of the fight. burns had rallied in the fifth and sixth rounds but all three judges awarded the fight to indongo. chelsea have the chance to regain their seven—point lead at the top of the premier league when they face manchester united at old trafford this afternoon. antonio conte's side had their lead

after winning two silvers already in hong kong, elinor barker has gone one better, taking gold in theping battle with america's sarah hammer. it was britain's fifth medal and second gold of the five—day competition, following katie archibald's omnium success on friday. i'm incredibly happy, so, so happy. i've had two silvers this week and until the last lap it looked like it was going to be another silver and i was heartbroken but i'm so happy and relieved i got a gold. there are highlights of the cycling on bbc two at 1pm. mauricio pochettino says the pressure is now on chelsea, after his tottenham side cut the league leaders' advantage to four points yesterday. chelsea face manchester united at old trafford this afternoon. it's the third time the sides have met this season — and there was some tension on display when they played each other in the fa cup last month. i want to try to win with my team comic he wants to try to win with his team, it is normal that there is conflict during the game but only sporting conflict. not every team defends with 11 players. they defend with 11 pla

after winning two silvers already in hong kong, elinor barker went one better, taking gold in the pointswas britain's fifth medal and second gold of the five—day competition, following katie archibald's omnium success on friday. incredibly happy, yes, so happy. i have had two silvers and, until the last lap, it looked like being another silver, so i wasn't it heartbroken, so i am so happy and relieved that i got gold. at the crucible in sheffield, ronnie 0'sullivan is in action against qualifier gary ross. we can go to live pictures of the match, which has just resumed. it is 8—5 oh sullivan against gary wilson, a former taxi driver making his debut in the competition. it's the first to ten frames, so oh sullivan isn't far away. 0n the other table, stuart bingham leads peter ebdon 3—0. that's all sport for now. you can keep up—to—date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will also have the bahrain grand prix commentary on radio 5 live. theresa may has used her first easter message as prime minister to say the uk is coming together after the brexit vote. the pm said opportu

it's the first time women have taken part in the event, with elinor barker and emily nelson finishingcond silver of the championships. you get a general idea of how the race will based on the field, but between us we haven't raced all the girls in the field in this event. it was really fast. not surprised by the belgians being faster than everyone because it is kind of bred into them, like a madison nation, so hats off to them, they are impressive. ryan owens couldn't repeat the achievements in the men's sprint, missing out in the bronze medal race. he was beaten in the first two races by new zealand's ethan mitchell. in snooker. ronnie o'sullivan up against it in his first match of the opening day of the world championjebb at the crucible, you place qualifier gary wilson and at first all went as expected, the five—time world champion scoring the first century break of this you's tournament. ronnie o'sullivan was leading 5—1 but wilson fought back winning three frames ina but wilson fought back winning three frames in a row and now trails by only one frame 5—4, the score to o'sullivan

british interest in chris latham, after elinor barker has won the only british medal so far in the women's early stages of that, coverage on bbc two right now. the liverpool manager jurgen klopp has been giving his reaction to the bomb attack on the borussia dortmund team bus on tuesday night, that saw the defender marc bartra needing an operation for a broken wrist. their champions league tie was postponed for 2h hours. they lost to monaco. klopp was head coach at dortmund for seven years before leaving in 2015. somebody of the people who made the decision afterwards would have been with, in the bus, they wouldn't have played the game, so, but when you are not on the bus, i'm sure you cannot really imagine how it was exactly. the game is over, that's all, it's done. it was a football game. now they have a few days to... what can i say? to try to learn to live with it. you can club, there. talking about the criticism that u efa talking about the criticism that uefa has come underfor only postponing the match for less than 20 for hours. —— liverpool manager jurgen klopp. more from him in th

having already won two silvers in hong kong, elinor barker went one better, taking gold in the points it was britain's fifth medal and second gold in the five—day competition, following katie archibald's omnium success on friday. and that is all your sport for now. the headlines on bbc news: donald trump's top security adviser says the us and china are working on a "range of options" on north korea after the country's failed missile test. votes are being counted following turkey's controversial referendum on constitutional change — with partial results suggesting the yes vote has a slight lead. in her first easter message as prime minister, theresa may has spoken of a "sense of people coming together" after the brexit vote. more now on the referendum in turkey. the yes vote currently has a narrow lead, but the result has tightened as more ballot boxes have been opened. a yes vote would give president erdogan the ability to make sweeping constitutional changes. let's get the latest from mark lowen, who is in ankara for us now. how does it look? it is very tight. let me give you the upd

it's the first time women have taken part in the event with elinor barker and emily nelson finishing championships. you get a general idea of how the race will go based on the field but between us we haven't raised all the girls in the field in this event. not surprised by the belgians being faster than everyone because it is kind of inbred into them, so hats off to them, they are impressive. ryan 0wens couldn't repeat the achievements in the men's sprint, missing out in the bronze medal race. he was beaten in the first two races by new zealand's ethan mitchell. mark selby has made a blistering start to the defence of his world snooker title at the crucible in sheffield. he leads fergal o' brien by 8 frames to 1 in the first round. selby has won the title in two of the last three years and the world number one soon swept up the first two frames....//his opponent, the world number 114, was becoming something of a stranger to the table with the next three frames also going to selby. for 0'brien, it was beginning to look less like a question of could he win the match, and instead whethe

and men‘s individual pursuit, with team gb riders hoping to go one better than the silver won by elinor barkert international medal as a senior rider and he could win another. he rides in the omnium tomorrow. you can watch all the action from hong kong on bbc two today at 11:50am. that is all from me for now, we will be back in the next hour. it has been almost a year since so—called legal highs were banned but recent news coverage of people openly using the synthetic drug spice in public mean it is more under the spotlight than ever. now paramedics say the unpredictable effects of the substances on users is making theirjob harder and putting them at risk of assault. dan whitworth‘s report contains images of the effects of drug taking. spice was banned by the government nearly a year ago, along with other so—called legal highs, but that doesn‘t worry adam and derek. since the ban came in, it‘s easier to get ahold of, and it is cheaper as well. police in manchester say they dealt with around 60 incidents involving the drug last weekend alone. while the college of paramedics, which represents 11

elinor barker has added a gold medal to her collection at the world track cycling championships in hong add to the two silvers she had already claimed. race today to add to the two silvers great britain have won a total of five medals to finish fourth in the table. of five medals to finish and the five time champion, ronnie 0'sullivan, criticised ronnie 0'sullivan, the governing body of snicker criticised the governing body of snicker after progressing to the second round of the world championship at the crucible today. he beat gary wilson 10—7. but is the sport. that's it. sport. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but do stay with us on bbc one. stories on the bbc news channel. it's now time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news. let's return to turkey, and its president recep tayyip erdogan has declared victory in a controversial referendum granting him sweeping new powers. he said tonight that the country had opened a "new page" in its democracy. but opponents say the result amounts to one—man rule, with the president now able to abolish

and men's individual pursuit, with team gb riders hoping to go one better than the silver won by elinor barker kong. it's his first international medal as a senior rider and he could win another. he rides in the omnium tomorrow. you can watch that action from hong kong on bbc two at 11:50am today. that is all the sport from us, we will have more in the next hour. thank you. airbnb says it will improve security after a bbc investigation found that people's homes had been burgled using stolen accounts. they hijack profiles with verified badges and changed some personal details to pull off the thefts. chris fawkes reports. like millions of people, christian had let out his home on airbnb while he was out of town, as a convenient way to make some extra money. he had done so for years without a problem. but on his birthday, his home was burgled. i got that horrible text message saying someone is in the account, and it is not me, because my account had been compromised. obviously my birthday was over. that was my first reaction. christian thought he had let out his home to a verified profile, somebo

the track team has just returned from the world championships in hong kong, elinor barker won a golds recommendations were published she says that athlete welfare is key. it's hard to be a successful cyclist if you are not happy in your programme and racing. and everything that goes with it. mental health, and how you feel and being supported, that is so important. i have always felt well supported. it's nice they are looking into the different ways of supporting athletes, putting them first. but ultimately it is all about training and racing, and succeeding. there is and racing, and succeeding. there is a school of thought that says if you have concentrated a bit too much on welfare and looking after people, you may not be so successful. it is that ruthlessness and drive on performance that has got team gb as high as they have. is it possible to have both? identikit is a conversation you're you can have a buddy team is broadly. —— i do not think it is a conversation you can have so broadly. every team has a different approach. you need someone supporting and on your side. and you ne

elinor barker, who won gold in rio as a member of the team pursuit, picked up a silver medal this timeips are going on all week and there is live coverage on the bbc. thank you very much indeed. now for the weather. a chilly start to the day if you are justjust stepping out. a touch of frost. patchy mist and fog. neither of those should last. eastern areas, bright. the west, cloudy. eight o'clock this morning, a fine start. as we go through the midlands into hampshire, devon, cornwall, wales, more cloud around. the odd spot of rain. more cloud in the east. north and east scotla nd cloud in the east. north and east scotland seemed brighter skies. some showers again or light rain. through the day, a nice and bright start in central and eastern areas being eradicated by cloud from the west. nevertheless, still some holes in it. hanging onto brighter skies in the far south of england for the longest. south—west england will see some holes as well through the day. temperatures, 7— 1a. roughly speaking, they are where they should be at this stage in april. early evening sunshine in the south

elinor barker finished second in the women's scratch race.he might get her hands on another gold, but was pipped in the closing stages by italian rachele barbieri. it worked out pretty well. when i came around, i thought, i thought i'd pick tune—macro this. the fastest sprinter. it doesn't always stay the same. you need to watch out for different people. i'm disappointed. fernando alonso will miss the monaco grand prix next month, so he can race in the indianapolis 500. the double world champion has the full support of his formula 1 team mclaren and engine partner honda, who have had a difficult start to the new season. alonso will race in the indy 500 for the honda—powered andretti team, and the car will be branded a mclaren. we'll return to football, and to one of the fastest goals ever scored. it came in scotland over the weekend in an amateur game. maryhill midfielder gavin stokes scored this. straight from the kick—off! it was against clydebank. and was timed atjust 3.2 seconds. i can't even take it that far to be honest. that's all spor

great britain have already won a medal on day one, elinor barker picked up a silver in the women's scratchher hands on another one... but was pipped on the line by italian rachele barbieri. it all worked out 0k, perhaps i wasn't fast enough. 0bviously, it all worked out 0k, perhaps i wasn't fast enough. obviously, it does not always stay the same and you have to watch out the different people all the time. i merely disappointed. and there could be more medals to come tomorrow. gb's men's team pursuit will race for a bronze against italy. they beat switzerland earlier with the fourth fastest time in qualifying. that is all your spot for now. more in the next hour. the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, and his russian counterpart, sergei lavrov, have spoken about the deteriorating state of relations between their two countries. the pair have been holding talks in moscow, following a us air strike on russia's key ally syria. relations have deteriorated dramatically. at a news conference a short time ago, mr lavrov said discussions had been "substa ntial and frank". russia is open for the

elinor barker and emily nelson secured britain's fourth medal — a silver — in the women's madison.ng champion mark selby thrashed qualifier fergal o'brien in his opening match at the world snooker championship in sheffield. the world number one threatened a whitewash as he wrapped up victory by ten frames to two. he now has almost a week off before his second round match when he'll play either wales' ryan day or china's xiao goo—dong. ronnie o'sullivan is finding things a little more difficult in his first round match. he was 5—1 up at one point with this, the first century break of this year's tournament, but qualifier gary wilson has battled back and is now only a frame behind. that match will conclude this afternoon — you can follow that across the bbc. thank you very much, hugh. an attempted missile test by north korea has capped off on the most eventful weeks in foreign events in yea rs. as eventful weeks in foreign events in years. as crisis talks on syria, an aborted trip by borisjohnson and us bombing in afghanistan also made headlines. but speaking out to the former foreig

great britain's latest medallist at the world track cycling championships in hong kong, after elinor barker the men's event. but that's been the only success today, with gb's cyclists missing out on a bronze in the men's pursuit earlier. iam happy i am happy with that. i think the lads were a little unlucky. i am happy to come away with a medal finally. liverpool managerjurgen klopp has been giving his reaction to the bomb attack on the borussia dortmund team bus on tuesday night. their champions league quarterfinal first leg tie was postponed for 2h hours. they lost against monaco last night. uefa have received some criticism for making the germans play without full consultation with the team. klopp was head coach at dortmund for seven years before leaving in 2015. it was... a really difficult moment for me, because i was, i do know how often in the team hotel with my team in dortmund. i know exactly the road, i know exactly the place where it is. a lot of my friends were in the bus. when they then play the game, they tried to be at their best and have interviews after the game. i saw the

after winning two silvers already this week, elinor barker has gone one better, taking gold in the pointsicked up 20 points for lapping the field with just four laps to go, pipping hammer by 59 points to 51. you can follow that on our website, or catch the highlights on bbc two. ricky burns failed to unify the super—lightweight division in glasgow last night. the scot‘s wba title was taken by ibf and ibo champion julius indongo. the namibian was unbeaten in 21 fights prior to this and forced burns onto the back foot for much of the fight. burns had rallied in the fifth and sixth rounds but all three judges awarded the fight to indongo. valtteri bottas will start on pole for the first time for today's bahrain grand prix. his mercedes teammate lewis hamilton is second on the grid, with ferrari's sebastian vettel third. i am really happy. it is the first pole position in my career. my first now in formula 1. it took a few races but i got it and hopefully it is the first of many. i was losing quite a bit of time through the first sector, which is my weak point, and that was unusual. i work on

britain have picked up a second medal at the track cycling world championships in hong kong after elinor barkerbronze in the men's race today. but that's been the only success today, with gb's cyclists missing out on a bronze in the mean pursuit earlier. quite happy with that. i think the lads were a little bit unlucky. i'm happy to come away with a medal, finally. and yeah... the six—man shortlist for the pfa player of the year awards has been revealed. riyad mahrez won it last yearfor his part in leicester's premier league triumph. and another of their title winning heroes has made the list again, this time for helping push chelsea to the top of the table. he's only scored twice this season, but the last was the winner against manchester united in the fa cup quarterfinals to keep them on for a possible double. they face tottenham in the semi—finals in less than a fortnight. also on the list is fellow blue eden hazard, in the top left. manchester united's zlatan ibrahimovic, tottenhams harry kane and everton's romelu lukaku are both up for the main award and also the young player of the year.

elinor barker picked up a silver medal in the women‘s scratch race.s by her italian rival. it worked out pretty well to be honest. not fast enough. maybe pushed too much air early on in the sprint. when i came round, i thought, early on in the sprint. when i came round, ithought, she early on in the sprint. when i came round, i thought, she is the fastest sprinter there is. you need to watch out for different people all the time. i‘m really disappointed. staying with cycling, mark cavendish will be out of action for an uncertain time scale according to his professional cycling team after picking up a virus. he‘s been suffering unexplained fatigue during training and has been diagnosed with glandularfever. his training and has been diagnosed with glandular fever. his team training and has been diagnosed with glandularfever. his team insists his main goal remains to race at the tour de france in july. johanna konta will lead the great britain fed cup team for the qualifier against romania. she‘ll bejoined by heather watson, laura robson, jason lindley a

having already won two silvers in hong kong, elinor barker went one better, taking gold in the pointshe five—day competition, following katie archibald's omnium success on friday. high speed two i'm incredibly happy. i have had two silvers this week and until the last lap, it looked like it was going to be another silver. soi it was going to be another silver. so i was a bit heartbroken, and i am so relieved that i got a gold. the final round of the pga tour event in south carolina is under way with jason dufner teeing off later with a one shot lead. england's ian poulter is 3 shots back and he had quite an experience yesterday when an alligator delayed play! this alligator was lying in wait for poulter after a stray tee shot at the tenth hole. the englishman fired four birdies on the front nine to reach the turn in a share of the lead alongside webb simpson. poulter had to take penalty drop for his ball going into the water and was worried the alligator might snatch his club. simpson's caddy managed to scare the reptile away. poulter, unsurprisingly, double bogied the hole. he will s

after elinor barker won silver in the women's race on wednesday, chris latham won bronze in the men'sder, and he could win another. he rides in the omnium tomorrow. in super league, warrington are now unbeaten in three matches, as they try to recover from their terrible start to the season. they ran in three tries against bottom club widnes, the second from jack hughes, as they won 19—10. the draw has now been made for the first round in the last name on here, defending champion mark selby has been drawn against fergal 0'brien, who was involved in the longest ever frame on wednesday. two hours in three minutes to make it through to the main draw. in the past on this trophy we have winners from england, scotland, wales, northern ireland, the republic of ireland, canada and australia but not as yet the chinese name on there. they are getting close. ding junhui was the runner—up a year ago and it has been claimed that china will soon be the big superpower snooker, dominating the titles. i've been to meet him. ina in a nation of over 1.3 billion people, one man is mobbed wherever he goes.

after elinor barker picked up a silver in the womens scratch race yesterday chris latham has won a bronzee in the mean pursuit earlier. quite happy with that. i think the lads were a little bit unlucky. i'm happy to come away with a medal, finally. and yeah... the liverpool manager jurgen klopp has been giving his reaction to the bomb—attack on the borussia dortmund team bus on tuesday night that saw the defender marc bartra in need of an operation for a broken wrist. their champions league tie was postponed for 2h hours. klopp was head coach at dortmund for seven years before leaving in 2015. it was a really difficult moment for me, because i was i don't know how lofton in the team hotel with my tea m lofton in the team hotel with my team in dortmund. i know exactly the road, exactly the place where it is. a lot of my friends were in the bus. when they played the game, they tried to be at their best. i heard the interviews after the game and i saw the faces of my former players, andi saw the faces of my former players, and i saw the shock in their eyes, and i saw the shock in their eyes,

britain's elinor barker was pipped to gold yesterday in the women's scratch race.it. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc news channel in the next hour. let's return to our main story this morning. the education secretary justine greening has defended plans to push ahead with new grammar schools in england, saying she wants to create schools that are "truly open to all". she has been speaking in the past half an hour. i believe selection in new, 21st—ce ntu ry i believe selection in new, 21st—century state grammar schools will add to the options available to young people, to truly help make the most of their talents. i don't accept the arguments from those who critique grammars and selection, while simultaneously ignoring the views of parents. 0n the one hand, they call for no new grammar schools but on the other hand, they've got nothing to say about the grammars we do have. and they certainly aren't listening to the choices of parents, when we know how oversubscribed grammars are. well, we are listening. and many parents from ordinary backgrounds be