and stoke city, he was the everton and stoke city, he was the everton manager at the time, and thisjackie 0akley, the bbc reporter. we should stress that the nature of the expletive laden comments towards her were not sexist and were not directed towards her gender, but it shows that the level of anger that david moyes has over a controversial incident within the game that he was being questioned about. we can hear those questions and his reaction afterwards. in the second half fellaini appeared to head—butt second half fellaini appeared to head— butt ryan shawcross, second half fellaini appeared to head—butt ryan shawcross, what is your view? yes, and he deserves to get the punishment, i've seen it, it isa get the punishment, i've seen it, it is a terrible thing to do. i would expect him to be punished. and he had a swing another couple of times. will you have a word? had a swing another couple of times. will you have a word ?|j had a swing another couple of times. will you have a word? i have not seen that. if the fa look at this again, it could be out of your entire christmas per

everton country. eve rto n ba n country.ir training ground and football ground. learner drivers will have to show they can follow directions from a satnav under changes to the practical test. in sport, tottenham are four points behind chelsea after a 4—0 win at bournemouth, harry kane making his first in the month helping them ensure victory. great britain have won a medal at the track fighting championship in hong kong. and mark selby dominated the opening session of his match in the snooker. he is eight frames up. updates on the three o'clock kick—offs on the website and i will have details at around 5:30pm. strike action over funding cuts in england's schools has been backed by the national union of teachers. the nut voted on the measure at its annual spring conference in cardiff today. it comes as a survey ofjust over 3,000 staff carried out by the union found that almost half of young teachers expect to quit the profession within 5 years. increasing paperwork, longer hours and concerns over mental health were just some

it was a game everton won 3-1. burnley. it was a game everton won 3—1. praised ross barkley‘s response to a testing week. i am really pleased. difficulties at the beginning of the game, but he did well in the second half. the 2—1 goal was an important goal. he was focus of the football side are not about all the stuff after last sunday. it is a big government for a young boy for everton. elsewhere in the premier league today, a point the sunderland at home to west ham. swansea and whole —— hull city both lost. in a scottish premiership, dundee's problems at escalating prickly. they lost 47th match in a row. they were beaten 2—0 at home. they now occupy the relegation play—off position. also, it wins for rangers and aberdeen. england's ben youngs scored this crucial try ten minutes from time to ensure his side ran out emphatic winners, 30— three. leicester are now in pole position to secure the last play—off spot after bath were beaten. munster have moved to the pro12 and ensuring fair play in the play—offs. mercedes drivers on pole position for tomorrow'

it was a game everton won 3—1.er. everton move ahead of both manchester united and arsenal into fifth place in the league and manager ronald koeman praised ross barkley‘s response to a testing week. iam i am really pleased. there were difficulties in the beginning of the game but he was showing those qualities, he created difficulty in the second half and scoring at 2—1 was very important. the boy was focused on the football. and not about all of the staff that came out after last sunday and that is a big continent for a young boy. —— a big compliment. in the scottish premiership the title was of course wrapped up by celtic a couple of weeks ago. still plenty of interest though for the teams below them. dundee are falling deeper in trouble after a 2—0 defeat at home to hamilton. they are now two points from safety. motherwell leapfrogged them by beating inverness a—2, rangers were 2—0 winners over partick and second placed aberdeen were 2—1winners at saintjohnstone. while hibernian have taken the championship title

it is right that everton have done what they done so i applaud that. think the fans too will applaud that decision. also in the next hour — the practical driving test gets a reboot. from december, learners will have to show they can safely follow a satnav before they can pass. we'll be live in turkey, as president erdogan embarks on the final day of campaigning ahead of tomorrow's landmark referendum. and at 2.30pm, we'll be looking at how the city of hull is being transformed by a year—long festival of arts and culture. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. north korea has warned the united states that it's ready to react to any provocative action. it comes as the country staged a huge military parade, displaying what appeared to be new, submarine—based ballistic missiles. us president donald trump has sent a naval strike force to the region because of concerns that north korea is preparing to carry out another nuclear test. our correspondentjohn sudworth is with a group of foreign journalists invited to the capital pyongyang. his movements are bein

within the last human, everton football clu b within the last human, everton football club has put outite. it says that yesterday, it informed the sun that it was banning journalists from the training ground, the stadium and all other areas of its operation. it said... everton football club banning the sun's journalist and staff from any of its premises. driving tests are getting an mot in order to better reflect the demands of modern motoring. from december, learner drivers will no longer have to tackle some traditional manoeuvres, but will instead be expected to demonstrate new skills — such as using a sat nav safely. judith moritz has the details. every motorist has been through it, the rite of passage of taking a driving test, but in future learners will be examined on new things. the first driving test was taken in 1935. clearly today's drivers are used to a very different road experience. more than half of them use satnav and so the test has been updated to reflect that. so it's turning right out of gate and then continuing to follow the signs. i went for a drive with graham o'br

welcome to old trafford ahead of manchester united against everton andi manchester united against everton have beenjoined by mark lawrenson. we have just and i have beenjoined by mark lawrenson. we havejust been hearing aboutjose mourinho and maybe he might start to prioritise the europa league instead of the premier league, does that place extra emphasis on getting three points tonight? yes, i was here on saturday and there's no doubt west brom did a job on them. i think he said the other week, looking up the rest of the fixtures before the saturday game he said probably europa league might be the best way, to be honest it will change from game to game. they have home tonight, sunderland at the weekend, and elect. it is what it is. at least he has stopped saying they have so many games, they have that because they are so successful. when the games do come thick and fast, nine games in the space of 30 days in april for united, what is it like as a player? great, you don't train, happy days, and if you are progressing it means you are winning. you come back preseason training in late june

filly behind banning them from everton, the football club, and a very else on merseyside.at they say, i never buy it. i terrible what they say, i never buy it. lam pleased. kelvin mackenzie's future as a columnist for the newspaper is very much in question. richard galpin, bbc news. officials in afghanistan now say that 90 islamic state fighters were killed by a powerful bomb launched by the united states on thursday — that's more than double the original estimate. ies has denied that it suffered any casualties in the attack. the turkish president has been speaking to supporters ahead of tomorrow's referendum on major constitutional changes that could see him gain significant new powers. he's hoping to secure a yes vote, which would see the country shift from a parliamentary to a presidential republic. my colleague nuala mcgovern is in istanbul, where president erdogan is holding his final rally. she explained the significance of tomorrow's vote. they feel a huge amount is at stake. some are calling it the most significant moment in this country, its history, since the fou

evertonootball club bans sun journalists from its stadium and training ground following a column by kelvin mackenzie regarding midfielder ross barkley. i think it's disgraceful the way he spoke about ross barkley and the way that he described the people of liverpool. what he said about ross barkley i think is shocking, so i think it's only right. what they've done for years, notjust in the last week, is disgusting. and tottenham ramp up the pressure on leaders chelsea, closing the gap to four points at the top of the premier league. that, and the rest day's sporting headlines, at 6:30pm on sportsday. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. in a moment we'll have a full summary of all the latest news, both here on bbc news channel and on bbc one. but first, the events in north korea. the country has warned the united states that it's ready to react to any provocative action. it comes as the country staged a huge military parade, displaying what appeared to be new submarine—based ballistic missi

he compared the intelligence of the everton football ross barkley to that of a gorilla.arlier, mr anderson gave his reaction to the article. i think it was a despicable comment and a despicable lark —— article. it has been reported to the police, but we also make the complaint to the press complaints commission because of the content, notjust press complaints commission because of the content, not just about press complaints commission because of the content, notjust about ross, but attacking liverpool and liverpool people. this from a man who has been attacking liverpool 28 yea rs. what are you asking people to do during the match today? everton have made the announcement that they are now banning reporters from the sun from finch farm, and also from press conferences, so the job is done, there is no need for anybody to make any demonstration today because the club have banned the sun from the ground and from finch farm, and i think that is what the fans were calling for. so there will not be demonstrate in question mark? no demonstration today, they have put out a stat

it is a big compliment to still a young boy by everton.yone, a bubbly second and then a good goal from a top striker in real form. frustrating but a much better performance on the road, it suggests that we will get there in the end, we have to, of course. what does that mean for the table? manchester city have taken the lead through vincent kompa ny. bad city have taken the lead through vincent kompany. bad result isn't on the table at the moment because the game isn't finished. let's look at the bottom of the table. bournemouth are moving a little closer to trouble but you would think that sunderland and middlesbrough are deepin sunderland and middlesbrough are deep in it and swansea and hull still competing for that final place. i think it is a shoot out between those two. both losing today, swansea two points adrift, hull city with a 2—point cushion. bournemouth, despite their bad run at the moment, you would think they are safe, palace looked to be out of it. a big date in the final weeks of the season for them. hull city our item to s

everton might have equalised. then mane, their top scorer, went off injured. liverpool fan. for all the risks and mishaps, they specialise in thrilling raids on the enemy lair. daring divock origi this time, goal 009 of the season. another derby victory. liverpool briefly shaken, then stirred, and are now in third. now, you may remember the story of the brightly—coloured car that's causing consternation in certain quarters for spoiling the view in the picturesque cotswold village of bidbury. its elderly owner peter maddox was criticised for parking outside his own cottage. today, a 100—strong convoy of fellow yellow car owners from around britain have driven through the village in a very bright show of support for the 8a—year—old. we are back with the late news at 10:15pm. now on bbc1, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. now for a full look at today's sport on bbc news with me, reshmin chowdhury. eight matches in the premier league today and a shock defeat for leaders chelsea, who lost 2—1 at home to crystal palace. it cuts their lead at the top to

it is a big compliment for still a young boy by everton.st one bouncing off everyone, a bobbly second and then a good goal from a top striker in real form. frustrating, but a much better performance on the road, it suggests that we will get there in the end, we have to, of course. what does that mean for the table? starting at the bottom, with swansea and hull both losing and letting some of the teams above getaway, bournemouth slipping down, it looks like it will be three out of those for going down. i think it will be three swansea and hull city. both losing today. a big point for crystal palace after being 2—0 down to leicester city. swansea have a tough run and so have file and i think this will go to the final day of the season. flickr the top, a difficult day for chelsea tomorrow and manchester united. it could be a turning point, the gap has been closed to four points by tottenham hotspur, a tough match for chelsea away to manchester united tomorrow so away to manchester united tomorrow so perhaps some pressure on chelsea. a big win

inside 30 seconds, have a chance, tom davies, i—0 to everton.e after not five minutes had passed. inside ten minutes, another one was lined up. shot or cross 7 another one was lined up. shot or cross? who knows and who cares? with almost everything going in, it would not be long before romalu lukaku would pop up. he scored so many, he doesn't celebrate them all. when philjagielka gets him, he enjoys them. if you don't clear and everton corner, you can guess what's next. romalu lu ka ku's 23rd corner, you can guess what's next. romalu lukaku's 23rd league goal of the season. 0ne romalu lukaku's 23rd league goal of the season. one man's run continues as another‘s finally ends. the season. one man's run continues as another's finally ends. the score was a—2, and after that, we really controlled the game. we had some great football. i think it is one of the most complete performances of the most complete performances of the team of this season. we have really comfortable feeling playing at home. with the support of the fans, it is a tough stadium to

no real problems at mild united or everton but later on, during the journey mild united or everton but home, mild united or everton but later on, during the journey home, there mild united or everton but later on, during thejourney home, there might be wetter weather spreading through the london area. the main area of rain pushes north, north wales, east anglia and fringes into northern england. by penkull on monday it is really just scattered showers across the southern half of the uk, good spells of sunshine after most of northern england, northern ireland and scotland it will be financed right. a range of temperatures, ten or 11 for the north sea coast, further west it is 15. a cool day on the north sea coast on tuesday with a little rain and inland, further west, much brighter and should be sunshine credible feel warmer as well. but the rest of the week it is looking good, lots of dry weather, light wind for most and warm in the west. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11: the eu says the rights of its citizens must come before any trade talks, warning britain

everton are now in fifth place after beating burnley.tom of the table and still nine points away from safety. also in the relegation zone are swansea city, who lost to watford. sheffield united have been promoted to the championship. while in scotland, hibernian have won the championship title to seal a return to the premiership. at the bottom of the scottish premiership table, dundee are now two points from safety after losing to hamilton. and there were wins for second—placed aberdeen, rangers, who are third, and motherwell. formula one, and a mercedes driver is on pole position for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix, but it isn't lewis hamilton. his new team mate this season, valtteri bottas, snatched the front spot in the final seconds of qualifying. it's bottas‘ first pole position of his career. hamilton will start from second on the grid. great britain have claimed four medals at the world track cycling championships in hong kong after elinor barker and emily nelson took the silver in the madison. it was the first time women have compe

crystal palace host leicester with burnley off to everton.ints from safety at the bottom of the table, take on west ham. watford play swansea and the tea—time match is between southampton and manchester city. there was one game in the scottish premiership last night. it finished goalless between kilmarnock and hearts. fifth placed hearts marginally had more of the game at rugby park, although kris boyd failed to make the most of this chance to win the match for killy. they're now six points from the danger zone. england's luke donald is thejoint leader of golf‘s rbc heritage tournament in south carolina. the former world number one hit a second round 67 to leave him on io—under par, along with canada's graham delaet. sebastian vettel looks like the man to beat, at this weekend's bahrain grand prix. the ferrari driver, who leads the standings along, with lewis hamilton, was quickest in both practice sessions yesterday. qualifying gets under way at 4pm under the lights, with commentary on 5 live sports extra. snooker‘s world championship is und

everton football club bans sun journalists from its stadium and training ground following a column byvin mackenzie regarding midfielder ross barkley. i think it's disgraceful the way he spoke about ross barkley and the way that he described the people of liverpool. what he said about ross barkley i think is shocking, so i think it's only right. what they've done for years, notjust in the last week, is disgusting. concerns about funding cuts in schools increase the possibility of strike action in england. that is after delegates at the nu t's annual conference voted in support of a ballot on strike action. and tottenham ramp up the pressure on leaders chelsea, closing the gap to four points at the top of the premier league. that, and the rest of the day's sport headlines at 7:30pm on sportsday. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. a huge car bomb has hit a convoy of coaches carrying evacuees from government—held towns in syria, killing at least 43 people. the powerful explosion caused widespread damage to the convoy on the outskirts of aleppo and dozens more people have been injured.

zlatan ibrahimovic scores a late penalty as manchester united snatch a 1—1 draw against everton.saying they're treated like fifth—class citizens. and defending masters champion danny willett says returning to the scene of his greatest triumph may not spark a return to form. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football and the news that a zlatan ibrahimovic penalty in the 94th minute saw manchester united salvage a 1—1 draw against everton at old trafford. the swede was returning from a three game suspension and slotted home the equaliser after ashley williams was sent off for a clear handball. philjagielka had handed everton the lead after 22 minutes as ronald koeman‘s side were looking to move fifth and ahead of united but as it is they stay seventh butjose mourinho's team do

lu ka ku's 23rd everton corner, you can guess what's next.ue goal of the season. one man's run continues, another‘s ends. lewis hamilton won the chinese grand prix this morning having led from start to finish in shanghai. his mercedes came in ahead of sebastian vettel who was second for ferrari, in what could prove to be the rivalry of the season. both drivers are now level on 43 points after two races. shanghai in the wet can be fearsome. lewis hamilton and sebastian vettel, battle lines drawn. hamilton's mercedes starting in front. all he had to do was stay there. while the track was driving, it was for a time confusion and chaos that reigned. staying on the track was, for some, proving a bit too difficult. the early la ps proving a bit too difficult. the early laps stifled by accident. a pit stop leaving sebastian vettel down the field. hamilton kept his calm and kept any trouble behind him. teenager max verstappen, having started in 16th, now up to second, but sebastian vettel‘s harare slowly fighting its way back. he would eventually reg

goodison park is not an easy place to visit, as everton have won their last eight league games here.arning. it was an entertaining first half, with both teams willing to attack. the only thing that was missing, the finishing. it was uncharacteristic from eden hazard, but then the pendulum swung... a swipe of pedro's left foot. 66 minutes, and a strike worthy of champions. captain cahill bundled in a second. it was not the prettiest, but they all count. football is a squad game, and cesc fabregas combined with willian after coming off the bench. 3—0 and a huge three points. jubilation and celebrations at full time, it is not won yet but conte and chelsea are closing in. we have got to be pleased, because we played the game with our heads. and at this part of the season, it is important to do use the head, then heart, legs. i think we did this today. they were really strong defensively, and their system makes it difficult, you know that if you lose the ball, give them space, they kill the game. second goal, third... it was high—class football and that was the difference. but our offens

so this is the story about as you refer to earlier, everton have banned, everton football club have banneded some reporters from being at training ground or maps at things because of kelvin mackenzie ls, things because of kelvin mackenzie 's, the former editor's column. which not only cast a slur deeply offensive racist slur on ross barkley their midfielder, but it was also that sort of casual sort of pugnacious, unpleasantness about people in liverpool, that frankly, you know, i would have people in liverpool, that frankly, you know, iwould have hoped had died out an awfully long tiling a. the sun has a traditionally, it has got a historically appalling relationship with liverpool. what do you think of the timing? it is ridiculous. with hillsborough anniversary it is crazy. has kelvin mackenzie got a free rain to do what he wanted to do. why was there no editor? someone saying this is is a bit near the knuckle ? editor? someone saying this is is a bit near the knuckle? let us put aside this allegation, of a racial slur, so there was an alleged racial slur, so there was an alleged racial s

zlatan ibrahimovic scores a late penalty as manchester united snatch a 1—1 draw against everton.reland's women footballers threaten to strike saying they're treated like fifth—class citizens. and defending masters champion danny willett says returning to the scene of his greatest triumph may not spark a return to form. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football and the news that a zlatan ibrahimovic penalty in the 94th minute saw manchester united salvage a 1—1 draw against everton at old trafford. the swede was returning from a three game suspension and slotted home the equaliser after ashley williams was sent off for a clear handball. philjagielka had handed everton the lead after 22 minutes as ronald koeman‘s side were looking to move fifth and ahead of united but as it is they stay seventh butjose mourinho‘s team do extend their unbeaten run to 20 games. the run to 20 games. first half, the performance was not the first half, the performance was not good at all. it was a bad performance, with a not very good attitude in the second half. in the second half

ido game, and new manager, like everton. i do not know why.hat they were too afraid to play against liverpool, but why do you need to be afraid to play against liverpool? i do not understand that. tiger woods, the 1a—time major champion, will play no part in golf‘s first major of the year, the masters, after pulling out of next week's tournament. 20 years after he won the first of his four masters titles at augusta, he says he's still not tournament ready and that there's no timetable for his return. he was side—lined for 15 months after two surgeries to try and fix it. the 1a time major winner won his first major at the masters 20 years ago. in a statement on his website he says: "unfortu nately, i won't be competing in this year's masters. i did about everything i could to play, but my back rehabilitation didn't allow me the time to get tournament ready. i'm especially upset because it's a special anniversary for me that's filled with a lot of great memories. i can't believe it's been 20 years since i won my first green jacket. i have no tim

everton between everton and leicester. eve rto n lea d between everton and leicester.nutes. leicester scored twice, including this three briton free kick. worth watching again. two goals from romalu lukaku and a third from another player mean that everton are leading a—2. ten minutes left there at goodison park. earlier, manchester united co mforta bly earlier, manchester united comfortably beat sunderland 3—0 to move back to fifth in the premier league. the result leaves sunderland firmly rooted to the bottom of the table, ten points from safety. jim lumsden was watching the action. much of britain was bathed in sunshine, but the gloom refuses to lift on wearside. sunderland haven't scored a goal in almost ten hours of football. united were unbeaten in 20 league games, ten of those drawn, but where would they be without a breath of itch? this, his 28th goal of the season. —— ibrahimovic. sunderland were down to ten men. they had half time to pull themselves together, but they didn't. a few seconds after the break, united made light of the defence. a third was inevitab

the sun columnist, kelvin mackenzie, has been suspended over comments he made about everton footballeross barkley. tributes have been paid to a british student who was stabbed to death on a tram injuries and yesterday. —— in jerry sullivan yesterday. rebooting the driving test — from december learners will have to show they can follow a sat nav. also in the next hour, could park run fees be scrapped? councils in england will be prevented from charging people to take part under new rules put forward by the government. and coming up at 11.30am, this week's edition of dateline london. ——jerusalem. good morning and welcome to bbc news. north korea is staging a massive military parade in the capital pyongyang — amid warnings that it will retaliate if it is provoked by the united states. president trump has sent a naval strike force to the region because of concerns that north korea is preparing to carry out another test of its nuclear weapons. in a speech at the parade, a senior official said his country was prepared to "respond to an all—out war "with an all—out war". our correspondentjohn

that might be in the everton.with tottenham but it is tottenham now who will sense blood because chelsea, perhaps they lost their aura, especially at sta mford lost their aura, especially at stamford bridge. very interesting, as ever. newcastle a re still top of the championship after they beat wigan 2—1. they are ten points clear of third. two of the teams in the play—offs were playing each other this evening. reading havejumped above leeds into fourth after beating them 1—0 at the madejski stadium. yaan kermorgant with the first—half winner. these are the rest of the championship results. sheffield wednesday's play—off push stuttered with a draw at barnsley. ipswich—birminghman was also 1—1. bristol city are a point above the relegation zone after losing at brentford. brighton are still a point off the top after their 1—0 win against struggling blackburn. huddersfield are still third but lost 1—0 against burton, who are now four points above the relegation zone. celtic will win the scottish premiership tomorrow

everton football club bans sun journalists from its stadium and training ground following a column byn mackenzie regarding midfielder ross barkley. also in the next hour — giving driving tests an mot. from december, learners will have to show they can safely follow a satnav before they can pass. and coming up in half an hour — the remarkable story of the woman thought to be the oldest living in africa, as she celebrates her 117th birthday. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. north korea has warned the united states that it's ready to react to any provocative action. it comes as the country staged a huge military parade, displaying what appeared to be new, submarine—based ballistic missiles. us president donald trump has sent a naval strike force to the region because of concerns that north korea is preparing to carry out another nuclear test. our correspondentjohn sudworth is with a group of foreign journalists invited to the capital pyongyang. his movements are being monitored and tightly controlled. it's an extraordinary sight. you can actually feel the ground shake as thousands

you miss the big one, everton. i was ignoring him. they are up against it today.goalfrom shuts up. the real challenge is to find a goal from the scottish premier league last night. let's try and do it. there was one game in the scottish premiership last night. it finished goalless between kilmarnock and hearts. fifth placed hearts marginally had more of the game at rugby park, although kris boyd failed to make the most of this chance to win the match for killy. they're now six points from the danger zone. katie archibald has won great britain's first gold, at the world track cycling championships in hong kong, in the women's omnium. it's decided by the number of points you score, over four different events. the olympic gold medallist, was second, going into the final was second going into the final event, which was the points race, and did enough to beat amy cure of australia to the gold medal. it's archibald's second world title, and herfirst individual gold — she was part of the victorious team pursuit squad three years ago in colombia. ifeel in pain, primarily.

crystal palace host leicester with burnley off to everton.ottom of the table, take on west ham. watford play swansea and the tea—time match is between southampton and manchester city. there was one game in the scottish premiership last night. it finished goalless between kilmarnock and hearts. fifth placed hearts marginally had more of the game at rugby park, although kris boyd failed to make the most of this chance to win the match for killy. they're now six points from the danger zone. katie archibald has won great britain's first gold, at the world track cycling championships in hong kong, in the women's omnium. it's decided by the number of points you score, over four different events. the olympic gold medallist, was second going into the final event, which was the points race, and did enough to beat amy cure of australia to the gold medal. it's archibald's second world title, and herfirst individual gold — she was part of the victorious team pursuit squad three years ago in colombia. ifeel in pain, primarily. but yeah, feel really privil

earlier, leaders chelsea had made the potentially difficult trip to everton and were almost greeted withminic calvin lewin hitting the post within a couple of minutes. an early scare for chelsea, but they are not the type of site to be rushed. it took until the second half to find their inspiration, and it came from pedro. a goal of spectacular quality. it was worth the wait. patient but no rate was —— but now ruthless. gary cahill got a goalfrom but now ruthless. gary cahill got a goal from close range but now ruthless. gary cahill got a goalfrom close range before williams completed the victory. 3—0, three points, and antonio conte's side now three points away from the premiership title. this premiership title. is how the top of the league looks this is how the top of the league looks after today's action. chelsea are still ahead of spurs. manchester city and united are in fourth and fifth. finland's valtteri bottas has picked up his first victory in formula one, winning the russian grand prix. up his first victory in formula one, the mercedes driver beat both ferraris to the first cor

at everton. and i don't know why. .. i manager. at everton. and i don't know why...u need to be afraid to play against liverpool? i don't understand that. league leaders chelsea are 10 points clear at the top, but can extend that when they play crystal palace. second—placed spurs face burnley. and there's another derby at teatime, the south coast derby, or the "el classi—coast" as it's being dubbed. i approve of that one! southampton taking on bournemouth are neck and neck in the league in 10th and 11th. we just heard from manager ronald koeman there who witnessed his defender seamus coleman suffer a really nasty injury whilst playing for his country the republic of ireland against wales on international duty. and now he's at the centre of a row after accusing the centre of a row after accusing the national coach martin 0'neill of not protecting his player whilst he was away from his club side on international duty. but 0'neill‘s responded calling the everton manager a "master tactician of the blame game". you wonder whether or not that is an argument that is going t

but everton had motivation, they lost the merseyside derby on saturday and looked ready for redemptionrom that resulting corner, they went ahead. captain, philjagielka scoring. corner, they went ahead. captain, phil jagielka scoring. manchester united pressed on. joel robles belied them, as did the crossbar in the first. paul pogba on as a sub, rattled the bar in every sense of the word. but persistence paid off. zlata n the word. but persistence paid off. zlatan ibrahimovic levelling things up. or not, according to the linesman. but there was drama until the end, stoppage time, a packed penalty area and a handball. and a red card for ashley williams and then appoint for united. if april is a make or break a month, it was more breaking point than making point the night. we scored two goals. we scored two legal goals. you see a smile on my face because we are not upset with the linesman. the difficult situation for him. in the future, we would win this match 2—1, but not today. it was a difficult game. we controlled it well at 1—0. we had chancesin controlled it well at 1—0. we had chan

earlier today the blues ran out 3—0 winners over everton at goodison park.ol into third place, they we re liverpool into third place, they were away at middlesbrough, who themselves needed something from the game in their battle against relegation. instead— 2—2 draw means pep guardiola's said stay in fourth spot while middlesbrough move six points from safety with three games to go. contentious penalty decision allowed sergio aguero to cancel out alvaro negredo's openers. allowed sergio aguero to cancel out alvaro negredo's openersm allowed sergio aguero to cancel out alvaro negredo's openers. it was a chance to win, but that will not happen to the last game because manchester united and arsenal are there. you may have noticed some technical problems, we apologise for those, but we can now see the report on the victory for chelsea over everton. the title is getting closer for chelsea, and antonio conte is keen to keep matters in their own hands. goodison park isn't an easy place to visit. everton have won their last eight macro league games here. an early wa

in it, he compared the intelligence of everton footballer ross barkley to that of a gorilla.l has called for the newspaper to sack mr mckenzie for making what he called "racial slurs." from goodison park, frankie mccamley reports. the footballer in the centre of it all, everton midfielder ross barkley, whose grandfather was nigerian, compared here to a gorilla. and the man who wrote it, kelvin mackenzie, now suspended. he also claims the only other people in liverpool earning as much money were drug dealers. i've reported it to merseyside police and they're investigating the complaint. i have also written to the press complaints commission. the comments i believe were overtly racist. the club reacted quickly, banning the sun, stating the newspaper has to know any attack on this city is not acceptable. it follows a long—running hatred towards the newspaper who blamed fans for the hillsborough disaster that left 96 dead. with applause at today's match to mark the 28th anniversary. the sun's publisher news uk has apologised for the offence caused, saying it was unaware of ross b

it is right that everton have done what they done so i applaud that.also in the next hour — the practical driving test gets a reboot.

matthew pennington equalised with his first goal for everton.ge and then divock origi sealed it with a third goal. very good performance under the circumstances for both teams. what the players did today was outstanding. we got control of the game and played really well in a derby. you need to be ready for the fight, and we were. we played football and that is good. outstanding goals, all three of them. elsewhere, hull city came from behind to beat west ham 2—1. leicester‘s good run continues — they beat stoke 2—0. man utd were held to a goalless draw at home by west brom. watford beat bottom of the table sunderland1—0 and it was 0—0 between southampton and bournemouth. british tennis number one johanna konta has won the biggest match of her career, beating former world number one caroline wozniacki in straight sets to take the miami open title — her third and biggest wta honour so far. it was a bit of nervous first set, with both players dropping serve several times. but the brit overcame wozniacki — currently 14th in the wta rankings — by 6—4.

it is right that everton have done what they done so i applaud that. think the fans too will applaud that decision. a bomb has hit a bus convoy and is reported to have killed at least 16 people being evacuated out of two beseiged towns in syria. the syrian observatory for human rights said the explosion occurred at rashidin, west of aleppo. learner drivers will have to follow directions from a sat nav to pass their test, under new rules coming into force in december. drivers will also be expected to answer vehicle safety questions while on the move. now on bbc news: click. this week, fighting crime before it happens. and keeping warm in the arctic. oh, my god! i said keeping warm... 0h, forget it. we are now more surveilled than we have ever been. cities are covered in cctv cameras. authorities are gathering data on its citizens. it would be all too easy to confuse the real world with a sci—fi dystopia. mr marks, my mandate of the district of columbia pre—crime division. i'm placing you under arrest for the future murder of sarah marks and donald dubin

and in sport, everton bring leicester's winning run to an end.ou will have full details of this and the rest of the sporting action from today. good evening and welcome to bbc news. a british man among the four victims of the stockholm truck attack has been named as chris bevington. the family of the 41—year—old said they were devastated by his untimely tragic death. two swedes and a belgian also died when a truck rammed into a crowd and then crashed into a department store on friday. swedish police say the suspect had been facing deportation and had extremist sympathies. simonjones reports. thousands gather in the centre of stockholm for a vigil against terrorism, as more details emerge of those who lost their lives when a hijacked lorry was driven into a department store. a british man, chris bevington, died, he was 41. in a statement, his family said... the family request absolute privacy at this incredibly difficult time to mourn his passing in peace. police say the suspect, a 39—year—old man from uzbekistan, had been facing deportation and i

in it, he compared the intelligence of everton footballer ross barkley to that of a gorilla.he mayor of liverpool has called for the newspaper to sack mr mckenzie for making what he called "racial slurs". from goodison park, frankie mccamley reports. the footballer in the centre of it all, everton midfielder ross barkley, whose grandfather was nigerian, compared here to a gorilla. and the man who wrote it, kelvin mackenzie, now suspended. he also claims the only other people in liverpool earning as much money were drug dealers. i've reported it to merseyside police and they're investigating the complaint. i have also written to the press complaints commission. the comments, i believe, were overtly racist. the club reacted quickly, banning the sun, stating the newspaper has to know any attack on this city is not acceptable. it follows a long—running hatred towards the newspaper who blamed fans for the hillsborough disaster that left 96 dead. with applause at today's match to mark the 28th anniversary. the sun's publisher news uk has apologised for the offence caused, saying it

everton bans sun journalists from its grounds following a column by kelvin mackenzie regarding midfieldeross barkley. learner drivers will have to follow directions from a sat nav to pass their test, under new rules coming into force in december. drivers will also be expected to answer vehicle safety questions while on the move. now on bbc news — the remarkable story of the woman thought to be the oldest living in africa — as she celebrates her 117th birthday. journalist priscilla ng'ethe travels to kenya tojoin her great grandmother for this special day. welcome to my great grandmother's 117th birthday. right now she's taking pictures of people who have come to see her and celebrate this big day with her. there's more than 90 years difference between me and her. she's 117 and i'm just 23. i'm returning to my ancestral home in kenya to celebrate remarkable birthday of one of the oldest people in the world. my great grandmother, elizabeth. i'm here to discover the secrets of her long life as she throws a party and reunites five generations of my family. this is where i was born. it's about

first, everton against chelsea.e home games, will chelsea slip up? then the north london derby. will the pressure the top? do you think chelsea have got it? i think this is their last tough game, if chelsea win, ithink their last tough game, if chelsea win, i think that is it. you heard it here first! i will go straight to the bookmakers! there was humiliation for rangers in the old firm derby as celtic ran out 5—1 winners at ibrox. it was their biggest away victory over their rivals in the fixture's history and means brendan rodger‘s side remain unbeaten domestically this season. here's tim hague. the managers might be friendly, but an old firm derby is not. take a look at this early foul, for example. it also happened to be in the box, giving celtic the chance to take another step towards an invincible season, which scott sinclair took. much like their scottish cup semifinal a week ago, this was a one—sided affair. leigh griffiths, with a gorgeous goal. 2—0 to the champions inside 20 minutes. it would become an in

matthew pennington equalised with his first goal for everton.ol's advantage, before substitute divock 0rigi sealed it with a third goal. a very good performance. under the circumstances, both teams, with the break and coming back. the start was open but then we got the control of the game and did really well. you have to play football, but the side need to be ready for a fight and obviously we were. all of them were good goals. elsewhere, hull city came from behind to beat west ham 2—1. leicester's good run continues. they beat stoke 2—0 with goals from wilfred ndidi and jamie vardy. man united were held to a goalless draw at home by west brom. the south coast derby between southampton and bournemouth also finished 0—0. watford beat bottom of the table sunderland1—0. david moyes‘ side are seven points from safety. celtic will win the scottish premiership tomorrow if they beat hearts. there were four games today. hamilton are off the bottom of the table after a 1—0 win over st johnstone. the winner coming in the 89th minute. stjohnstone had two o

imponiÉndose al everton, mane, marcaron por los red everton anotÓ con el triunfo el liverpool es tercerodruz a skrul que volviÓ a su estado natural como el fr frustrar azul. >> miguel es crueldad. >> para los aficionados del cruz azul. >> ¿cÓmo se rompe? >>> con limpia con brujo. >> (risas). >> que le pidan consejos a los tiburones. >> sÍ, deberia, yo creo que andan por el rumbo. >> muchas gracias. >> con esto llegamos al final de la ediciÓn de telemundo, muchas gracias por dejarnos entrar a la cobertura de telemundo, muy buenas tardes. cobertura de telemundo, muy cobertura de telemundo, muy buenas tardes. (musica animada) parece que fue ayer cuando la fiesta parecía no tener final. pero en tan sólo 12 meses, el lugar conocido como la capital del spring break en el país bienvenidos a lago victoria oasis del desierto ...se ha convertido en un pueblo fantasma. nadie olvidará el devastador ataque en el lago victoria que dejó decenas de jóvenes muertos y a toda una comunidad conmocionada.

liverpool welcoming everton to anfield in the premier league.rpool manager jurgen clone's been impressed with the way that everton have been playing under their manager ronald koeman —— jurgen klopp. they have had a really good run, didn't lose a lot of games in the last few weeks. good results, obviously confident, but yes, we are liverpool, we play at anfield and nobody should underestimate the power of anfield. so whenever we play there, we have to create a special atmosphere. the everton manager's blamed the ireland manager martin o'neill for not protecting the midfielderjames martin o'neill for not protecting the midfielder james mccarthy martin o'neill for not protecting the midfielderjames mccarthy whilst he was away on international duty. the player missed husband club side's last two matches but still linked up with the international team. he injured himself in the warm—up after being picked by o'neill to start the world cup qualifier. o'neill‘s responded, calling him a master tactician of the blame game. ronald koeman has hit back: now

the article was about everton midfielder ross berkely who was punched earlier this week in a liverpoolr editor compared the footballer, whose grandfather was born in nigeria, to a gorilla. mr mackenzie also wrote that men with similar pay packets in liverpool were drug dealers. my stomach turned when i see the picture of ross barkley alongside a gorilla... i think that was totally racist and it offended me. i'm sure it offended ross barkley and his family and lots of other people. that's why i have reported it to the police. i'm not reporting it to the police as a gimmick, i've reported it because i felt and do feel that it was a racial attack on an individual. merseyside police are now investigating whether the comments constitute a racial hate crime. in a statement the sun's publisher news uk apologised for the offence caused and said the paper was unaware of ross barkley‘s heritage. kelvin mackenzie has also responded saying it was beyond parody to describe the column as racist. almost a fifth of parents are being asked to make a financial contribution to their child's school, accor

matthew pennington equalised with his first goal for everton.d it with a third goal. high speed two very good performance. what they did today was outstanding. played really well. you need to be ready for the fight and we were ready for the fight and we were ready for the fight, but then we play football. that is good. the teatime kickoff was the south coast derby — southampton against bournemouth at st mary's. it finished 0—0. harry arter had a chance to win it for bournemouth from the penalty spot in the 79th minute after ryan bertrand was adjudged to have tugged ryan fraser. but arter lost his footing and sent the penalty sky high. elsewhere today, hull city came from behind to beat west ham 2—1. leicester's good run continues — they beat stoke 2—0 with goals from wilfred ndidi and jamie vardy. man united were held to a goalless draw at home by west brom. watford beat bottom of the table sunderland1—0 — they are seven points from safety. leinster came out on top in the first of the weekend's european champions cup quarter—finals. they put fou