yeah, jack lisowski is findin: final session. yeah, jack lisowski is finding some _ final session.k lisowski | is finding some inspiration. a nice century break. sometimes when you are in mcgill�*s position, it can be difficult to keep that intensity of focus and concentration. not many people have that ruthlessness does keep on piling on the brakes on top of your opponent. yeah, it is not over yet, and jack lisowski is trying to get back into it. he over yet, and jack lisowski is trying to get back into it. he is a lona wa trying to get back into it. he is a long way back- _ trying to get back into it. he is a long way back. also _ trying to get back into it. he is a long way back. also back- trying to get back into it. he is a i long way back. also back tomorrow evening will be mark selby, the world number two, and gary wilson. this has heavyweight contest edged into its very soul, doesn't it? it was a gruelling first ascension, and one for— was a gruelling first ascension, and one for the — was a gruelling first ascension, and one for the purists, as they say. but it— one for th

this is jack lisowski taking on a player from thailand. jack lisowski is leading 3—2.terfinals last year. he is taking another commanding lead. he is taking another commanding lead. there is uninterrupted coverage on bbc iplayer, bbc sport website and bbc sport app every day, so you can keep up to date. liverpool's slim hopes of a top—four finish were given a boost after a convincing 6—1win at leeds, a result which has raised serious questions about the yorkshire club's ability to avoid relegation this season. there were two goals each for mo salah and diogojota, plus cody gakpo and substitute darwin nunez also scored to help liverpool get their first win in five matches in all competitions. luis sinisterra got a consolation goal for the hosts. it's the first time liverpool have scored away from home against a team in the bottom ten this season, but there were other aspects of the game which impressed jurgen klopp more. it was the best game of the season so we defended and i saw so many hard, hard, hard sprints after we lost the ball. trent was not once alone in a one—

mcgill will play his friend jack lisowski in the second round. a few surprise inclusions in their squad ahead of this summer's ashes in england. david warner will be there despite his recent poor run of form. and for the first time in three years, mitchell marsh has been included in the 17—player squad for the first two tests. earlier, our reporter jane dougal spoke to australian cricket broadcaster adam collins and began by asking what was behind warner's inclusion. his record in england's pretty poor. it was disastrous back in 2019 when stuart broad had the wood over him. but taken as a whole, i think they want the experience of warner over here. but i draw a little bit of a distinction between the world test championship, which is between australia and india before the ashes. i can see a world where warner plays in that and retires or might even be left out of the ashes squad. so it's no sure thing he'll play against england, even though he'll be here in the country. are you concerned, adam, that there's a lack of bowling depth? only four seam

mcgill will play his friend jack lisowski in the second round.ir squad ahead of this summer's ashes in england. david warner will be there, despite his recent poor run of form and — for the first time in three years — mitchell marsh has been included in the 17—player squad for the first two tests. earlier our reporter jane dougall spoke to australian cricket broadcaster adam collins and began by asking, what was behind warner's inclusion? his record in england is pretty poor, it was disastrous in 2019 when stuart broad had the wood over him, but as a whole they want the experience of what i hear, but i draw a distinction between the world championship between australia and india before the ashes, i can see a world where warner plays that and retires or might even be left out of the ashes squad, so it's no short think he will play against england even though he will be in the country. are you concerned there is a lack of bowling depth, only four seamers included, is that a gamble? it's definitely a departure from what they went with in 2019, so th

jack lisowski is playing well, knocking in breaks of 50, 68 and 78. elite 6-3.eaks of 50, 68 and 78. elite 6—3. on the other table today are faster from gary wilson. he is 7—2 up. a highlight from wilson today was a break of 131. a couple of good matches in play. thank you, jamie. well, gary wilson and elliot slessor will be back at the table after 7.00pm tonight. wilson leads two frames to one. this afternoon we'll see masters championjudd trump in action. he's taking on anthony mcgill from 2.30pm. john higgins and david grace will be on table two. higgins leads 7—2 against the english qualifier. robert milkins againstjoe perry will resume in the evening session, that was the delayed match last night because of those protests we mentioned during their first frame. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. how do you feel about owners going into the dressing room? a lot has been made of chelsea owner todd bohley�*s talk to the players, in which he's said to have told them their season was embarassing. many people have voiced their opinion on this one. n

the winner plastohn higgins in the third round. 0n the other table, england's jack lisowski has beatenaengkham of thailand 10—7. lisowski will face the winner of the match betweenjudd trump and anthony mcgill, that's going on right now. these are live pictures from the crucible. mcgill is 6—3 up, this one best of 19, remember, at this stage. but trump is about to take the tenth frame in sheffield. later, manchester city can keep up their pursuit of history in the champions league and set up a semifinal with real madrid. pep guardiola's side take a 3—0 lead to germany to face bayern munich in the second leg of their quarterfinal. city have won ten in a row going into this and are looking to lift the trophy for the first time. bayern have enjoyed doing that six times and guardiola isn't understimating his old side, despite his city's lead. i have been here at bayern munich and i know the mentality of this club. it is in everywhere, the streets, in the skin, and i know what they believe, that they can do it. we believe too. but, so, when you are in this type of club, and we are going to t

at the close of the session he leads 6 frames to 3. 0n the other table england's jack lisowski has beatenarts at 2.30pm. a reminder there's continued coverage across bbc sport television, the iplayer, bbc sport app and website. now, how about this for a comeback story. three years ago, lukas skinner suffered a terrible skateboarding accident which ruptured his spleen and left him unable to walk for three months. now 15 years old, he's just been named as the best young surfer in the world. he's been speaking with bbc breakfast'sjohn maguire in newquay. it is pretty surreal. thank you for coming _ it is pretty surreal. thank you for coming to— it is pretty surreal. thank you for coming to support me. how it is pretty surreal. thank you for coming to support me.— it is pretty surreal. thank you for coming to support me. how did you beat hawaiians, _ coming to support me. how did you beat hawaiians, californians - coming to support me. how did you beat hawaiians, californians and . beat hawaiians, californians and australians? i beat hawaiians, californians and australians?— australians? i 'u

quarterfinal places are for grabs at the world snooker championship in sheffield. jack lisowski lookedframes to one down but has cut that deficit to 11—5. they resume on monday. britain's elvin evans has ended an 18—month wait for a victory after winning the croatia rally. it was the sixth win of his world rally championship career, but he said the result felt insignificant after craig breen�*s death last week in testing ahead of this event. tributes were paid to the irishman during a solemn podium ceremony. and that's all the sport for now. thank you. in the uk, the labour party has suspended the mp diane abbott after she suggested jewish people and travellers suffer from �*prejudice' rather than �*racism'. ms abbott apologised for her letter to the observer newspaper, stating it was an initial draft sent by mistake, and acknowledged that jewish people have suffered what she called the "monstrous effects" of racism. here's our correspondent leila nathoo. her comments have been pretty universally criticised both from within labour and outside. she made them in response to an article ab

at the close of the session he leads 6 frames to 3. 0n the other table, england's jack lisowski has beatenkham of thailand by ten frames to seven. lisowski will face the winner of the match betweenjudd trump and anthony mcgill, that's going on right now. mcgill leads 8—6. to cricket and david warner has been included in the australia squad for the world test championship final against india and the first two ashes tests with england. the 36—year—old has not been the force of old, but a double century against south africa in december showed he can still produce the big scores when needed. warner's struggled with an elbow injury of late but makes the squad and will be expected to take to the field against england when the ashes get underway injune. jonny bairstow has confirmed hilary be back from the first leg having recovered from a broken leg and a dislocated accident in a freak accident off the golf course. more cricket news, the former yorkshire and england batsmen gary ballance has retired from all professional cricket, that news coming on in the last ten minutes, with immediate effect.

scotland's anthony mcgill has given himself a commanding lead over jack lisowski in the second round mcgill has been in control ever since, finishing with a century break. he's got the chance to win the match with a session to spare when they resume tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile earlier in the day, mark allen needed just one frame in the morning session to beat stuart bingham after leading 12—4 overnight. the irishman will play either neil robertson orjakjones in the quarterfinals, with the concluding session of that match about to get under way. elsewhere in the snooker, ronnie o'sullivan is about to continue his game against hossein vafaei as he looks to win with just one session to spare. follow that on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. the african lion is one of the most endangered species in the world. there are as few as 20,000 of them left in the wild. their numbers have dropped by almost half, across the continent in just the last two decades. with me now is dr shivani bhalla, a kenyan conservationist who next week will be recognised for her work with an aw

and these are live pictures from the other table where, jack lisowski, and anthony macgill, have goth frame. and that's all the sport for now. the welsh club wrexham, could be promoted back into the english football league for the first time in 15 years this evening, and get the hollywood storyline, theirfilm star owners, have been aiming for, since they took over, a couple of years ago. the club could escape non league football tonight, with a victory over boreham wood, at the racecourse ground. hollywood stars, rob mackle—henney and ryan reynolds have pumped in millions of pounds into the club and theirjourney has been turned into a global tv series, meaning this game will be followed by new fans all over the world. 0ur reporter dave guest is in the city for us with fans getting ready for the match. here in wrexham excitement is starting to build. wrexham is a city in the mood to celebrate. their football club went from near oblivion to maybe facing promotion back to the premier league. it is all thanks to two hollywood stars, they bought the club and spend millions on it and now t

mcgill will play his friend jack lisowski in the second round after lisowski beat thailand's noppon saengkham10world of sport for now. christian, back to you. paul, thank you very much. more turmoil today within the scottish national party. colin beattie, the party treasurer, has resigned with "immediate effect" following his arrest yesterday. he is the second major snp figure to have been arrested in connection with the party's funding and finances. no charges have been brought. mr beattie said he will also be stepping back from his role on the public audit committee. it has been a tumultuous few months in scottish politics, which began some weeks ago with the abrupt resignation of the first minister nicola sturgeon, who had led the snp for eight years. her husband peter murrell then resigned as the party's chief executive. he was the first person arrested. mr beattie was treasurer for a large part of his tenure. humza yousaf, who you see there, has succeeded ms sturgeon as first minister, is now under pressure to suspend her and all those embroiled in the investigation, which he is resisting.

robert milkins and jack lisowski aim to follow in the footsteps ofjohn higgins and secure their placet rounds. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc�*s news at one. the former strictly come dancing head judge — len goodman, has died at the age of 78. he had been diagnosed with bone cancer and passed away on saturday at a hospice in tunbridge wells in kent, surrounded by his family. the dancer and choreographer became a judge on the first show in 2004 and continued as head judge until his final appearance in 2016. today his fellow judges, the show�*s presenters, and many of the contestants have paid tribute to him as our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba reports. let's lizo mzimba reports. hearfrom our head judge, le goodman. let's hearfrom our head judge, len goodman. iii let's hear from our head 'udge, len goodman. , ., ., �* ., , goodman. if you don't get four tens for that i'm — goodman. if you don't get four tens for that i'm going _ goodman. if you don't get four tens for that i'm going to _ goodman. if you don't get four tens for that i'm going to go _ goodman. if you don

the winner plastohn higgins in the second round. 0n the other table, england's jack lisowski has beaten saengkham of thailand by ten frames to seven. lisowski will face the winner of the match betweenjudd trump and anthony mcgill, that's going on right now. mcgill leads 7—5. later, manchester city look to secure their place in the champions league semi—finals where they would face real madrid. pep guardiola's team take a 3—0 lead to germany to take on bayern munich in the second leg of their quarterfinal. city have won 10 in a row going into this one and are looking to lift the trophy for the first time. bayern have enjoyed doing that six times and city boss pep guardiola says his players know exactly what to expect, against the team he used to manage. ididn't i didn't say to the team, be careful with bayern munich, i know how difficult they are, 3—0, don't relax. they are not relaxed. they felt it, they know it, how good a team it is. so this is where we stand. real madrid and ac milan have already reached the champions league semi—finals. later, as well as bayern/city, inter milan fac

mcgill will play his friend jack lisowski in the second round.hat battle with him and broadie, and hopefully he can get one over broadie in this series. meanwhile, jonny bairstow has confirmed he'll be back in an england shirt for that first test, having recovered from a broken leg and dislocated ankle in what was a freak accident on the golf course. former england test batsman gary ballance has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket with immediate effect. ballance played 42 times for england, including 23 tests, but went on to represent the country of his birth, zimbabwe. the former yorkshire batter thanked his coaches, family and friends, but added that he had "reached the stage where he no longer had the desire to dedicate himself to the rigours of professional sport." there was disappointment for england'sjos buttler and his rajasthan royals side in the ipl on wednesday. the royals looked well set to chase down lucknow super giants�* total of 154—7, but buttler fell for a0 as his side lost momentum — eventually finishing on 144—6.

britains jack lisowski and kyren wilson are both in first round action. them? i do. do you? i do, butl sympathy for them? i do. do you? i do. but i don't _ sympathy for them? i do. do you? i do, but i don't like _ sympathy for them? i do. do you? i do, but i don't like the _ sympathy for them? i do. do you? i do, but i don't like the fact - sympathy for them? i do. do you? i do, but i don't like the fact that - do, but i don't like the fact that it might have frightened and caused panic, you know, when you are protesting or striking, you have got to be aware of safety first, i think. that is the only thing i would have said about that protest, but if that is what it takes. i was talking to your researcher earlier, and she said, why did you want to call in? and i have to remind people that people have to do extreme things sometimes, like i am a woman, thatis things sometimes, like i am a woman, that is how i got my vote, women's rights, i mean, how did we get our votes? women went out in front of the king's horse at a race. so, you know, we have to remind