eni aluko wants more accountability. is why people can't disagree without being racist or sexist or misogynistic. you don't have to go past that line. you can disagree with me. it's fine, but disagree intelligently. it seems, though, that the way some social media sites work makes that difficult. it's affecting how we behave. marianna spring, bbc news. "we're coming" — that was the somewhat ominous message from erling haaland after he hit five goals in manchester city's 6—2 defeat of luton in the fa cup. after a challenging period with injuries haaland insists he is now getting back to his best as city pursue domestic and european success in the closing months of the season. eight teams will bid tojoin manchester city, as well as leicester, newcastle and coventry in the fa cup quarterfinals when they take on their fifth round ties this evening. chelsea are one of those looking to create some positive headlines after their loss to liverpool in the league cup final at the weekend. they're at home to leeds united. joining m

and we hear from the former england striker eni aluko, facing "unchecked hatred" online and speak toolls. online abuse from somebody who has millions of followers feels like the world is caving in on you. also coming up on sportsday... sky brown's double olympic ambitions are in the balance after a difficult day in puerto rico. good evening, we'll start with that formula one news — three days before the first race of the formula one season, red bull's team principal christian horner has been cleared after facing allegations of inappropriate and controlling behaviour towards a female colleague. and controlling behaviour he had repeatedly denied the allegations that surfaced earlier this month. let's head to red bull team headquarters in milton keynes, and speak to our sports news correspondent laura scott. laura, this comes after an eight—week internal investigation, what have they said today? yes, this story has dominated much of the build up to the formula i season, arguably overshadowed the build up. many in the sport have called for a swift resolution to this case — and today, as

eni aluko, the england striker—turned tv pundit, has spoken out against x — that's the app that usedy barton attacked her football commentary. some people were sending racist, sexist, and threatening messages. speaking to the bbc, she said she's reported barton's posts multiple times, but x hadn't taken any action. 0nline abuse, from somebody who has millions of followers, feels like the world is caving in on you. some other stories now — the safety of some mps is under threat as the outbreak of the war in gaza. they are going to get extra security and some might have bodyguards. in fi, red bull's team principal christian horner has been cleared of inappropriate and controlling behaviour, after an internal investigation. he'd previously denied the allegations. and we'll leave you with ten seconds of raye. # i want to feel... yes, she broke records with seven brit nominations in one year — but now she's gone and won best songwriter in an early reveal before the awards show this weekend. that's you all caught up now, have a good night. hello, there, and welcome to sportsday with me, wi

former england striker turned broadcaster eni aluko has criticised social media network x for allowingo be asked at a job interview — but a review has found that questions like that can put autistic people at a disadvantage. the report commissioned by the government has recommendations to improve the work place for autistic staff including a greater understanding of their needs and the offer of better career progression. our disability correspondent nikki fox has been talking to people about the problems they�*ve faced. it�*s the lunchtime rush at this cafe in northampton. thanks, jack. but forjack and alfie, this is about more than just being top notch baristas. i�*ll do the washing up. they�*re best mates. and they�*re both autistic. cafe track has supported more than 120 people like jack and alfie into work or on a placement. and you�*ve been here for how long working? five years. i love it, yeah. i wouldn�*t change it for the world. it was set up by former teacher thomas. all we wanted to do when we set out was support one person to work. why? because we knew that would be life cha

former england striker and broadcaster eni aluko has criticised x — formerly known as twitter — for allowing apologised for sharing them and the harm they caused. he has not directed, so far, any more hate at eni but i have noticed there are other hateful comments shared about different people, so to some extent, if you talk to someone about this stuff, it will allow them to reflect on it and express their regret but at the same time, is not a quick fix, and that's where we need to think about the way social media sites work to allow things like this to happen and they would say that's not the case and this kind of behaviour is common. eni, good morning to you. good morning- _ eni, good morning to you. good morning. what _ eni, good morning to you. good morning. what was _ eni, good morning to you. good morning. what was the - eni, good morning to you. good morning. what was the impact, | eni, good morning to you. good i morning. what was the impact, it eni, good morning to you. good - morning. what was the impact, it was almost a pile — morning. what was the impact, it was almost a pile on