only drawing 1—1 at hibernian. they took the lead. but after the break, an equaliserfor hibernian.ion between a hibernian fan and the captain james tavernier. it between a hibernian fan and the captainjames tavernier. it was tight against swansea and took an unstoppable strike to take norwich five points clear at the top of the championship. 1—0 the final score. manchester city can go four points clear of the premier league if they win against watford. second placed liverpool do not play burnley until tomorrow. pep guardiola said the match is vital for their chances of retaining the title. it is the last game before 21 days without premier league. everything is closed in terms of the few games until the end of the premier league —— it is close. it is important for us to ta ke close. it is important for us to take our points. johanna konta is through to the third round of indian wells after an impressive win. she w011 wells after an impressive win. she won 6—0, 6—2. perhaps the wobbles at the start of the season behind. she was once as high as fourth in the world. and might climb th

there were also incidents at arsenal, and hibernian and ahead of their champions league match against schalke tonight, manchester city manager pep guardiola added his voice to the condemnation of the recent pitch invasions. he believes the issue is not confined to football. maybe it's a problem with society, not just a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it'sjust regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case. of course it can happen here. you know, we must work — you know, it can happen, to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings, for both these kinds of things. player safety features on most of today's back pages. the daily express pick up on jack grealish‘s comments that he was lucky the supporter

scottish premiership tonight, and paul heckingbottom's unbeaten league run since taking over at hibernian beat livingston 2—i. the game came to life in the second half, with two quick—fire goals from paul hanlon and stevie mallan. ryan hardie‘s consolation came from the penalty spot in injury time. the win lifts hibs up to fifth, above edinburgh rivals hearts for the first time this season. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today: ferrari bounced back from a disappointing start to the new fi season by dominating both practice sessions for sunday's bahrain grand prix. sebastian vettel survived a slip to clock the quickest time, just ahead of his team mate charles leclerc, and more than half a second faster than world champion lewis hamilton. team sky's egan bernal had to carry his bike over the finish after a mechanical problem at the end of the fifth stage of the tour of catalunya. the rules mean he was awarded the same time as his rivals to remain third overall, behind britain's adam yates and leader miguel angel lopez. at the miami open tennis, defendin

scotland, at easter road, james tavernier retrieving the ball for a throw—in, was confronted by a hibernian—1 draw with rangers. he has admitted breach of the peace. the man who attacked jack grealish — 27—year—old paul mitchell from rubery in worcestershire — admitted assault today, and has been sent to jail for 1h weeks. he's also been banned from all football for ten years, and banned for life by birmingham city. in a statement that was read out in court grealish said he was "lucky the supporter wasn't carrying a weapon". amanda jacks from football supporters' federation. what's driving it is that football ultimately reflect society and within society unfortunately we have idiots, people are inclined to break the law, and with any large event there is always a risk, no matter how well people prepare for that event that u nfortu nately how well people prepare for that event that unfortunately people are going to do things such as you have seen at the weekend. let's reflect on all of this with chris sutton, the former norwich, blackburn and celtic striker who's played north and south of th

paul heckingbottom's, unbeaten league run, since taking over at hibernian, continues after they beattwo quick—fire goals from paul hanlon, and stevie mallan. the win lifts hibs up to fifth, above their edinburgh rivals hearts for the first time this season. controversy in the championship, as west brom came from behind to beat birmingham. a penalty was given for this foul which was outside the box. jay rodriguez scored the spot kick that helped west brom come from behind to win 3—2. the win sealed by a brilliant strike from jake livermore. west brom, three points behind third—placed leeds. birmingham's blues deepen. there's a mouth—watering tie in golf‘s world matchplay championships in texas. tiger woods will play rory mcilroy in the last 16. woods was one down to patrick cantlay, but played the next four holes in five under, and won four and two. meanwhile, mcilroy continued his 100% start, with four front nine birdies to win by the same score against matthew fitzpatrick. it is the return of rugby union's european champions cup this weekend. we're at the quarter final stage. for th

they could only draw 1—1 at mid—table hibernian.have confirmed a 21—year—old man was arrested following a confrontation between a hibs fan and rangers captain, james tavernier. norwich city have taken another giant step towards the premier league. it seems they are in touching distance now. it was tight against swansea, and it took an unstoppable strike from emi buendia to take norwich five points clear at the top of the championship. 1—0 the final score. johanna konta is through to the third round at indian wells after an impressive win over hsieh su—wei of taiwan. konta won 6—0, 6—2, so perhaps showing signs that the wobbles at the start of the season are behind her, as she looks to climb up the women's rankings. she was once as high as fourth in the world. dan evans was playing as well. he had six break points in the final set, but was beaten 6—3 in the decider by stan wawrinka. evans is back in the world's top 100, after a drugs ban. what on earth has happened to the champions in the rugby league? wigan warriors have suffered th

as well as the attack on grealish, there were incidents at arsenal, and hibernian over the weekend —ague match tonight, manager pep guardiola added his voice to the condemnation of the pitch invasions. he believes the issue is not confined to football. may be it's a problem in society, not just at a football event. and may be it's a problem in society, notjust at a football event. and of course, the people involved no it's not just regarded with course, the people involved no it's notjust regarded with birmingham in that case or arsenal in that case. of course, it can happen here. there is not walls nowadays, it can happen. we have to work on the culture, we have to work to be better human beings on this kind of thing. kilmarnock scored their first goal in six games last night. liam millar was the man who eventually found the net, to give them a 1—0 win at st mirren and take them to within a point of third—placed aberdeen in the scottish premiership table. olympic and commonwealth medallist anthony ogogo has announced his retirement from boxing. ogogo won bronze at london 2012 but hi

neil lennon's winning start as celtic manager continued against his former club hibernian in the quarterfinalss forrest set the game alight with this brilliant solo goal from outside the box. the draw for the semi—finals takes place tomorrow. england captain eoin morgan says his side need to be better the last five wickets falling for just two runs in reply, chris gayle smashed a smashing 77 as the windies reach the target and less than 13 overs. roger federer has set another landmark in his amazing career by winning his 100th title on the atp tour, only the second man in history to do that. the 20 time grand slam winner beat stefanos tsitsipas in straight sets at the dubai tennis championships. jimmy connors, who won 109 titles, is the only other male player to reach the milestone. so does federer now have his sights set on passing that record? people are probably going to say, now you have to reach jimmy connors's record, you know. but i'm not that kind of a guy even though people might think i am. i draw inspiration from it, but i'm not here to shatter every record out there. and he's a spe

neil lennon's winning start as celtic manager continued against his former club hibernian in the quarterfinalsal—less first half, james forrest set the game alight with this brilliant solo goal from outside the box. the draw for the semi—finals takes place tomorrow. england captain eoin morgan says his side need to be better at adapting to different conditions after a humbling defeat to west indies in the final one dayer. after reaching over 400 on wednesday, england were bowled out forjust 113 in st lucia — a wake up call in world cup year as patrick gearey reports. byjuly, the odds say these men may be world champions. here was a reminder that there is nothing definite about being a favourite. this was the sound of england returning to earth. bowled him! sheldon cottrell prompted the first changing of the guard but english batsmen remained at ease, joe root among many who flew too close to the st lucia sun. the margin between being fearless and being careless is small but crucial — this is what happens when you are caught the wrong side of the line. a team that scored a18 in its last match,

following an ugly incident involving rangers captain james tavernier during last night's 1—1 draw at hibernianmped over the advertising boards and kicked the ball away as tavernier went to collect the ball for a throw—in, before pushes were exchanged between the pair. police and stewards swiftly moved in and led the man away. they have embarrassed this cloud again tonight, completely unacceptable. how many footballer supporters came into the stadium to enjoy a really good game of football? what will they be talking about tomorrow? what will you be asking me about? you will be asking about this utter idiot. england women beat india by one run in their third and final t20 international to clinch a series whitewash. england started well, reaching 50 without a wicket, but lost five quick wickets including natalie sciver out for a duck following danielle wyatt's dismissal that started the collapse, finishing 119—6. india needed three runs in six balls but kate cross got two wickets in the last over to give england the win. when you have a low total to defend you are probably going to be a villain o

new celtic boss neil lennon returns to face his old club hibernian in the quarterfinals of the scottishter he was suspended following an exchange between himself and club employees, but lennon's expecting a good reception. he said "it'll be surreal going back so early. but i'm ready for it and there'll be no bitterness." he's got big boots to fill though, lizzie. brendan rodgers never lost a scottish cup game as celtic boss. 0nto tonight's action and there's a potentially very big game at elland road where promotion chasing leeds united — third in the championship — take on west brom, 4 points below them in 11th place... kick off is at 7.45... we'll have score updates here on bbc news. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines today... 0n the final day of f1 preseason testing — ferrari continued to set the pace with sebastian vettel quickest. and lewis hamilton knows if he's going to win a 6th world title this year — his mercedes needs to be quicker.... this year is going to be the toughest battle yet. which is exciting for all of you, and for all of the fa

they earned a 2—0 win over his former club hibernian in the quarterfinals of the scottish cup. brilliant solo goal from outside the box. captain scott brown then doubled the lead for celticjust ten minutes later to send them through to the semi—finals. not quite as many goals in today's scottish premiership today... ryan flynn scored the only one. as bottom side st mirren won their first league game of 2019 at home to livingston. while kilmarnock missed the chance to move within a point of third place aberdeen — it ended goal—less for them against motherwell. right, that wraps up the men's football... but, catherine, you have been joined you have beenjoined by a guest. a very special guest. england's women face the "ultimate test" tonight — that's according to manager phil neville. they take on the world champions the usa at the she believes cup later tonight — having already beaten brazil in the tournament. i'm joined by former england goalkeeper, turned bbc pundit rachel brown finnis who's part of the bbc coverage of tonight's match... it will be such a great match against th

night the glasgow rangers captain james tavernier was also involved in an angry confrontation with a hibernian in all seated stadiums in the top divisions swiftly followed. many believed british football's problems with hooliganism had been largely eradicated but this season, marred by several incidents of disorder and racial abuse, has given pause for thought. the last thing i want is for someone to say that was an accident waiting to happen. and that football hasn't addressed it. i do feel we've addressed it in the past but it has been coming back, it is there for all to see, and that is the last thing i would want to hear. after being punched, jack grealish replied with perhaps the perfect riposte by scoring the winning goal for aston villa. but football officials now face serious questions on how they plan on protecting players and the sport's reputation. richard conway, bbc news, birmingham. the queen and other senior royals have attended a special service at westminster abbey to mark 70 years of the commonwealth. the duke and duchess of sussex were among the first to arrive for the multi

elsewhere wins for hamilton and hibernian.t one stroke behind the leader, john ram of spain. he equalised the lowest score of the week with a third—round 64 and is 15 under par. mcilroy recovered from a shaky start, both he and tommy fleetwood making two under 70‘s to move to 14 under. and that‘s all your support for now. new powers to help police better protect people being stalked by strangers have become law. the crime survey for england and wales says more than one in five women and nearly one in ten men have been victims of stalking. the new law will allow officers to intervene sooner. anisa kadri explains. in many cases, people find they‘re being stalked by an ex or current partner, but campaigners say if they‘re targeted by a stranger, there hasn‘t been the same ability to protect the victim before the stalker‘s prosecuted. stalking isn‘t how it used to be perceived which is kind of somebody following you in the street or looking at you from behind a bush. it might be more now that they sit for hours looking at your thi

they could only draw 1—1 at mid table hibernian. rangers took the lead just before half—time.the break when a fan went onto the pitch and confronted james tavernier. the fan was grabbed by the authorities and removed from the pitch. in the second half, birthday boy florian kamberi equalised, salvaging a point for the home side. much tighter affair in the championship in england, where the league—leaders norwich beat swansea tonight to move five points clear at the top. the vistors had the best of it in the first half, but couldn't find the goal. norwich could in the second half. emi buendia's goal giving them their sixth league win in seven games. it's been confirmed this evening that tottenham will move into their new stadium this season, with their first premier league fixture to be played there in april, eight months later than planned. spurs were scheduled to move there in september towards the start of the season, but construction ran into delays. if brighton beat millwall in the fa cup on 17 march, crystal palace will be spurs' opponents on 3 april. if brighton are knock

with 16 goals but his manager steven gerrard has called for more clinical finishing as they take on hibernianpoints. lets take a look at what else is going on in sport this evening. the womens world cup holders — the united states — have filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against the united states soccer federation. the move is a significant escalation of a long—running fight over pay and equity and working conditions, just months before the world cup. 21—year—old alex yee took silverfor great britain on his world triathlon series debut in abu dhabi. his gb team—matejess learmonth claimed third place with a sprint finish in the first round of the women's event. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the semi—finals of snooker‘s players championship after a 6—4 win againstjohn higgins. the rocket is now also only three centuries away from his career ‘one—thousandath'. he'll face mark allen in the final four in preston. britain's four—time olympic champion mo farah has hinted he may return to the track for this year's world championships in doha in october. the 35—year—old retired from the track in

neil lennon — in caretaker charge of celtic — back at hibernian. to play there. england's women face the "ultimate challenge" tonight when they take on the number one team in the world. that's according to lionesses boss phil neville. they play hosts, the usa in the shebelieves cup. and asjo currie explains, could win the tournament if results go their way. in the home of country to take on the host country, england hope they can provide the soundtrack to success and in a world cup year finding your rhythm is everything. the headline act on wednesday was beth mead, her wonder goal winner against brazil. it means england are now in touching distance of silverware. if they beat the usa and japan draw in brazil, there will be crowned shebelieves champions, something well within their grasp according to one of england's most experienced players. the big games, it's what we look forward to and we want to play the big games because we know we have a chance of winning them and we can compete and play against these teams. standing in their way are formidab

celtic playing hibernian in the quarterfinals. just over 15 minutes in and it is tied.d now he's won his 100th title on the atp tour. he did it by beating stefanos sitsipas in straight sets at the dubai tennis championships. he's only the second man to reach the milestone — jimmy connors has 109, you wouldn't bet against federer passing that record before he calls time on his career. on wednesday, england blugeoned over 400. today — they scored considerably less. all out for 113 in the final one day international against west indies. the st lucia pitch wasn't as easy to bat on but england made heavy weather after being put into bat. jonny bairstow was the first to fall. generally england struggled against the short ball. moeen ali's wicket started a remarkable collapse, losing their last five wickets for just two runs. a short time ago, windies were 16 without loss. elsewhere, and the european indoor athletics championships continue in glasgow tonight. after gold medals from laura muir and katerina johnson thompson last night. britain has high hopes of more success. ada

neil lennon‘s winning start as celtic manager continued against his former club hibernian in the quarter—finalsls already this morning. we may have one that tops the lot. step forward aston villa‘s jack grealish, who scored this volley from a corner in his side‘s 4—0 win over derby county. paul scholes scored a similar goal for manchester united at the same ground 13 years ago. worth watching again. whereas the goalie? it was so good that roger dropped his pen. england captain eoin morgan says his side need to be better at adapting to different conditions, after a humbling defeat to west indies in the final one—dayer. after reaching over 400 on wednesday, england were bowled out forjust 113 in st lucia — a wake—up call in world cup year, as patrick gearey reports. byjuly, the odds say these men may be world champions. here was a reminder that there is nothing definite about being a favourite. this was the sound of england returning to earth. sheldon cottrell prompted the first changing of the guard. but english batsmen remained at ease, joe root among many who flew too close to the st lucia sun

, the glasgow rangers captain james tavernier was also involved in an angry confrontation with a hibernianncidents of disorder, and racial abuse, has given pause for thought. the last thing i want is for someone to say that was an accident waiting to happen. and that football hasn‘t addressed it. i do feel we‘ve addressed it in the past but it has been coming back, it is there for to see, and that is the last thing i would want to hear. after being punched, jack grealish replied with perhaps the perfect riposte by scoring the winning goal for aston villa. but football officials now face serious questions on how they plan on protecting players and the sport‘s reputation. richard conway, bbc news, birmingham. headteachers from nursery schools across england have marched on downing street appealing for guarantees on long term funding. they argue that nursery schools, funded by local authorities, support children in some of the most deprived parts of the country and help to provide care for thousands of children with special educational needs. as part of a week of stories from bradford across

there were also incidents at arsenal, and hibernian and ahead of their champions league match against not confined to football. maybe it's a problem with society, not just a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it'sjust regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case. of course it can happen here. you know, we must work — you know, it can happen, to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings, for both these kinds of things. player safety features on most of today's back pages. the daily express pick up on jack grealish‘s comments that he was lucky the supporter who attacked him wasn't armed. the sun reports the warning from the professional footballers‘ association that players should try not to incite the fans with their celebrations. some transfer speculation that alexis sanchez could be out of man utd and city might struggle to keep some of their stars. but picture of the day goes to the guardian, who have a full length shot of zinedine zidane on his return to real madrid — sporting, shall we say, an ec

as well as the attack on grealish, there were incidents at arsenal and hibernian over the weekend, andinvasions. he believes the problem is not confined to football. maybe it is a problem with society, not just a football event. maybe it is a problem with society, notjust a football event. and of course, the people who are involved, i know it is just regarding birmingham in that case, or arsenal in that case, of course it can happen here. you know, today it is not world, it is not... you know, it can happen. to work in the beginning, to work about the culture, to work for better human beings for both these kinds of things. kilmarnock scored their first goal in six games last night. liam miller was the man who eventually found the net to give them a 1—0 win at st mirren, and take them to within a point of third—placed aberdeen in the scottish premiership table. england will be without influential forward maro itoje for theirfinal six nations game with scotland on saturday. the saracens lock has returned to his club to continue his rehabilitation after two separate knee injuries. scotlan

caretaker manager neil lennon led celtic to a 2—0 win over his old club hibernian in the quarterfinalsl, and st mirren‘s 1—0 win over livingston was their first in the league this year. england's women are facing the "ultimate test" this evening, according to their manager phil neville. they're playing world champions the usa at the shebelieves cup in nashville tonight. they've been playing for 20 minutes. its 0-0. england have already beaten brazil at the tournament — which is all part of preparations for the world cup, which kicks off in france injune. and at the european indoor athletics championships in glasgow there have been two more medals for great britain. defending champion asha phillip had to settle for bronze in the 60m — eva svoboda of poland took the title. and chris o'hare finished strongly to win silver in the 3000m — catching norweigan henrik ingebrigsten on the line. his teenage brother, yakob ingebrigsten, won the gold. there more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the track cycling world championships. there has been a bronze medalfor great britain

neil lennon‘s winning start as celtic manager continued against his former club hibernian in the quarter—finalsdecent goals already this morning. we may have one that tops the lot. step forward aston villa‘s jack grealish, who scored this volley from a corner in his sides 4—0 win over derby county. paul scholes scored a similar goal for manchester united at the same ground 13 years ago. we might have to look at that again later. that was arguably as good as paul scholes‘s dole. —— goal. barcelona beat real madrid at the santiago bernabeu for the second time in just four days, as their 1—0 win. by byjuly, the odds say these men may be world champions. he was a reminder that there was nothing definite about being a favourite. this was the sound of england returning to earth. sheldon cotterell prompted the first changing of the guard, but english batsman remained at ease, joe root among many who flew too close to the saint lucy a son. the margin between being fearless and being careless is small but crucial. this is what happens when you are caught the wrong side of the line. a team that scored 48

they could only draw 1—1 at mid—table hibernian. rangers took the lead just before half—time. it took an unstoppable strike from emi buendia to take norwich five points clear at the top of the championship. 1—0 the final score. johanna konta is through to the third round at indian wells, after an impressive win over her opponent from taiwan. konta won 6—0, 6—2, showing signs perhaps that the wobbles at the start of the season are behind her as she looks to climb up the women's rankings — she was once as high as fourth in the world. dan evans was playing too. he had six break points in the final set, but was beaten 6—3 in the decider by stan wawrinka. evans is back in the world's top 100 after a drugs ban. what happened to the champions in the rugby league? this season, it is all going pear shaped. wigan warriors have suffered their fourth defeat in five games, this time beaten by the bottom club huddersfield. kruise leeming scored the opening try of the game for the giants in a 14—6 victory. hudderfield stay bottom, but are now level on points with leeds and wigan. now, it's a

player during the big match yesterday and on friday a rangers player was grabbed from the stands by a hibernianrns of the players that people have run on. we have that period of knife crime in britain, that was just a punch have that period of knife crime in britain, that wasjust a punch in the back yesterday but when players are fearing for their safety on the pitch, something needs to be done. jack grealish was not hurt, but at some point, somebody will be. this summer we will be 50 years on from neil armstrong's moon walk. an achievement that captivated the world then, as it still does today. in fact we have always been enchanted by the moon and now the hudson river museum in new york has been looking at the way it has been photographed over the years. marc taylor, the manager of science programmes there, took us on a tour. photography has always been something where you are trying to capture a single, individual moment. photography was, for one thing, indispensable in planning the missions to the moon. we had to make sure that we knew what the surface was like. we had to make sure that we k

paul heckingbottom's, unbeaten league run since taking over at hibernian continues, after they beat livingstonllan. the win lifts hibs up to fifth, above their edinburgh rivals hearts for the first time this season. controversy in the championship, as west brom came from behind to beat birmingham. a penalty was given for this foul, which was outside the box. jay rodriguez scored the spot kick that helped west brom come from behind to win 3—2. the win sealed by a brilliant strike from jake livermore. west brom three points behind third placed leeds. birmingham's blues deepen. there's a mouth—watering tie in golf‘s world matchplay championships in texas. tiger woods will play rory mcilroy in the last 16. woods was one down to patrick cantlay, but played the next four holes in five under and won four and two. meanwhile, mcilroy continued his 100% start, with four front nine birdies, to win by the same score against matthew fitzpatrick. it is the return of rugby union's european champions cup this weekend. we're at the quarterfinal stage. for the first time, both scottish regions feature. glasgow

paul heckingbottom's unbeaten league run since taking over at hibernian continues after they beat livingstontevie mallan. the win lifts hibs up to fifth, above their edinburgh rivals hearts, for the first time this season. controversy in the championship, as west brom came from behind to beat birmingham. a penalty was given for this foul which was outside the box. jay rodriguez scored the spot kick that helped west brom come from behind to win 3—2. the win sealed by a brilliant strike from jake livermore. west brom are now three points behind third—placed leeds. birmingham's blues deepen. dan walker is on the sofa. good morning. good morning, everyone. and after the racist abuse that england suffered in montenegro. harry kane has said that he would take his players off if it happens again. it happened again. ipswich wanderers took his players off after racist abuse from a fan. the player does not want to play football again, which is horrendous. soccer —— suffolk fa are investigating and it seems that the strong action called for is happening now. a lot of people have suggested that if autho