conor washington added a third inside the last 10 minutes before hibs pulled one back. is the first time they've had back—to—back wins since daniel stendel took over as manager three months ago. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the headlines. england have been drawn against iceland, denmark and belgium in the nations league this autumn. wales are in with the republic of ireland, bulgaria and finland. scotland have drawn israel, slovakia and czech republic. northern ireland will play austria, romania and norway. dillian whyte will face alexander povetkin, in manchester on may 2nd. whyte is the mandatory challenger for tyson fury‘s wbc heavweight title, but defends his interim belt. and england prop mako vunipola is likely to miss the rest of the six nations championship. he's in self—isolation as a coronavirus precaution after returning to the uk via hong kong, although he has displayed no symptoms. the virus continues to have a huge impact on sport across the world, but the ioc president thomas bach says it's business as usual for the olympics in to

there was a huge win for hearts in the scottish premiership, derby against hibs.inutes before hibs pulled one back. hearts beat rangers over the weekend and this is the first time they've had back—to—back wins since daniel stendel took over as manager three months ago. the draw for the second edition of the uefa nations league has been made today, with all the home nations involved. england have been drawn against iceland, denmark and belgium with the games taking place in the autumn. wales are in with the republic of ireland, bulgaria and finland. scotland have drawn israel, slovakia and czech republic. northern ireland will play austria, romania and norway. despite the impact of the coronavirus on global sport, the ioc president thomas bach says it's business as usual for the olympic games in tokyo this summer and he's urged competitors to contune their preparations for the scheduled start ofjuly 24th. he was speaking at an executive committee meeting in laussane today. 12 people have died injapan with around a thousand cases of the virus identified. that's all

. —— hibs fans. any fans. they would 500 miles to watch them. -- hibs fans.e pink when they were babies. girly girl! it's world book day today, and thousands of children all over the uk will be getting their costumes on today. pa rents parents will be getting customs at of bottom drawers. trying to conjure something out of nothing! we'd love to see some of your outfits. you can email us at bbcbrea kfast@bbc. co. uk or share them with us on facebook or twitter. we'll show some of them later in the programme. usually people send in 1's they are obviously very proud of, i quite like the ones that are a bit rubbish. the ones where you can absolutely see that someone has just done it in a hurry. with something they have in the house. we have all been there. they are the best ones, definitely better than a full costu me. definitely better than a full costume. something that needs a little bit of explaining. or you can't work out what it is, that's the other one i like. plenty more coming up later on. washing your hands is the "single most important thing that an in

before or after games but that didn't seem to affect the celebrations of hearts players as they beat hibs games will begin on time. the international olympic committee has said the tokyo olympics will go ahead as scheduled on the 24th ofjuly despite the fears over the coronavirus. there was talk about potentially putting it back to the end of the year. certainly from them the word is that it will happen. dan will tell us later what they have been saying. there is talk about the way sports teams are celebrating that interact thing with fans. a great story in the papers coming up with advice to basketball players in america and an interesting story about the english rug team as well. a little bit of confusion about what players are allowed to do. will you clearup, players are allowed to do. will you clear up, who knows? here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. good morning. it is actually one. lot more cloud around. not a widespread frost we were expecting that she will be scraping ice off your car this morning. we have rain coming across south—west england and wales. that will m

>> think about the scenario, we have medication that is work for other illness, hib and -- hiv and malariace you get and stop complications from the virus that block off people's arteries which is the main reason they die. we have a lot of options, those drugs should be funded aggressively right now and i haven't seen enough attention to that and that slows the trials done. if we can get trials out, they'll be available for us very quickly. brian: that would be awesome. steve: dr. oz, for the people who are hunkering down, self-isolating like you are in new jersey as well with your family, they've got to know that what they're doing, the social distancing by staying in your house is helping. this is having an impact, isn't it? >> without question. don't focus on total virus scores. that's not the point. we know there's a lot of people who have coronavirus. when you test more, you will identify more. i look at mortality numbers, older folks being cautious. i called every single person in my family and friends who i thought was older who was at risk. you should do the same. we will see the m