the second try by jonny jonny may who did the rest.byjonny may is soon followed, but whatjoe launchbury, with two welsh players on him he still passed the ball to his team—mate. how could wales respond? patchell putting through a clever kick and confusion following. the tv official judging kick and confusion following. the tv officialjudging if the welsh hand with the bandaged arm touched down the ball with control. no, he said. welsh penalties kept them close but they needed a try and this is how close they came. the clermont auvergne was there and so was some underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of much. it finished 12—6 to england. i heard one england spectators say, job done, that may sum it up from a england fan point of view but what about those involved in the game? we prepared for the game, we knew it would be an arm wrestle, credit to the guys who finished the game, the finishers who came on, the scramble and the pressure not to let up in that final closing stages was comedian, credit to the squad

jonny sexton, as i say, he has been the main player in that game.at can ireland do in the dying minutes of game? we will be watching any way. we will be watching any way. the women's six nations got under way last night, with wales narrowly beating scotland 18—17. france take on ireland at eight o'clock tonight. you can watch that live on the bbc red button and online. 2017 champions england begin their title defence early tomorrow afternoon, away to italy. with the drama of the transfer window well and truly behind us, manchester city suffered a rare blip as they seemingly cruise towards the title, as burnley took an unlikely point at turf moor this afternoon. a late goal from johann berg gudmundsson gave the hosts an impressive 1—1 draw against pep guaridiola's side who had a clear chance missed by raheem sterling. tim hague was watching the action. 0k, ok, so manchester city, supreme so far this season, but could they do it on far this season, but could they do itona far this season, but could they do it on a cold wet afternoon in burnley? they s

i flipped out. >> i got little anxiety right now. >> reporter: jonni kept pressing hunter for detailsnight. >> you kept in touch with him. you stayed in contact. >>yes. if he was responsible, i'm going to keep that enemy closer, so i wasn't going to let him out of my sight. >> reporter: jonni wasn't giving up. neither was christina's stepmom anna. >> somebody's seen her. something is somewhere. we just need that little bit of information so we can bring her home. >> reporter: there were no witnesses and few leads but attention grew. plano police were leading larger and larger search parties, scouring the countryside. >> there was a lot of people from the community that didn't know the family, that had no connection to christina, and they were coming to support. and dozens and dozens of people in these searches just trying to find this girl. >> reporter: days went by with no sign of christina or her belongings. more resources arrived like a mounted search team and drones. christina's family and friends were a constant presence. >> we were told to look for her items, for a phone, for a

jonny sexton doing whatjonny sexton does best. it is incredible. strike. that could be crucial because we have the showdown here, england against ireland in the last match of the tournament. interesting to see what will rest on that. it will be amazing if it was the finale and winner takes all. but there is a long way to go until then. fantastic from jonny sexton in the last play of the game. it is pretty instrumental. it is good to be fascinated to see how ireland get on this weekend. the women‘s tournament is being run alongside the men‘s. england also got off to a winning start. wales beat scotland but ireland lost to france. to defend a six nations title, everything must be in sync. in italy, there was just a whisker to choose between the champions and their hosts at half—time. 7—7 but their hosts at half—time. 7—7 but the captain took matters into her own hands and bulldozed through the italian defence. england stretched ahead with four tries in 15 minutes. but she was not finished. sarah hunter, the centurion, the mid—captain, getsa hunter, t

two tries from jonny may helping england to victory. our sports correspondent joe wilson reports.headphones to block out the background noise. rhys patchell had his bottle questioned by england. we'll get the camera is ready. two minutes played, highball, rhys patchell didn't make it. the loose ball in the hands of owen farrell who knew exactly where he was kicking it, right in the part of jonny may who did the rest. his second try soon followed but watch joe launchbury. with two welsh players on top of him he still got the ball to his team—mates. how could wales respond ? the ball to his team—mates. how could wales respond? pat shall put through a clever kick and confusion followed. the tv officialjudging if the welsh hand with a bandaged arm touched the ball down with control. no, he said. wales needed a try and this is how close they came. the line was there and so was sam underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of match. 12—6 to england it finished. we were prepared for this game, we knew it would be an arm wrestle. we had a game plan, we executed it.

four senior west bromwich albion players jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill havebreaking a curfew and allegedly stealing a taxi from outside a fast—food restaurant in barcelona. the team are bottom of the premier league and were on a mid season training break in spain. the players have releassed a joint statement apologising for the incident. catalonia police interviewed but didn't arrest the four men in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures " it was not what we wanted. you know, we have gone there to try and get ourselves up and ready for these running and this is obviously not ideal. they break curfew and that is unacceptable and i feel a ideal. they break curfew and that is unacceptable and ifeel a bit let down by that but we still got a training in and my focus is now on the game. roger federer has become the oldest player to become the world number one — 1a years after first topping the rankings. he beat robin haase by two sets to one at the rotterdam open. it was

the irish needed a brilliant jonny sexton last gasp drop kick to narrowly beat france last weekend, but for a much more comprehensive scoreline against italy. on sunday france travel to murrayfield to play scotland. onto tonight's action and bath are up to third place in the aviva premiership with a convincing win over northampton. the saints had started well and bath took a while to get going, but when they did they were all over the struggling saints. matt banahan putting them ahead before half time — freddie burns converting on his way to kicking 17 points in the 32—9 final score at the rec. in the pro 1a, glasgow let slip a ten—point lead at the dragons to draw 15—15. jared rosser‘s try levelling the scores just before half time, and that's how it stayed for the rest of the match. glasgow are missing several key players due to six nations scotland duty. at the kingspan, ulster thrashed southern kings 59—10. craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. the south african southern kings are playing in their first pro 1a season and have lost every game of the season — 1a out of 1a. e

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ireland beat france is their opening fixture thanks to that dramatic jonny sexton drop—goal from a huges debutantjack conan, jack mcgrath, devin toner and dan leavy are drafted into ireland's pack for this weekend. also coming up in the programme. . .from rugby present to distant past — we hear the thoughts of england's oldest living international — as he celebrates his 103rd birthday all that to come, just a couple of headlines for you great britain's mark cavendish has won stage three of the tour of dubai. the dimension data rider held off attacks from nacer bouhann and marcel kittel. he's third overall in the five stage race. mauricio pochettino has called on the fa to assess the state of rochdale's pitch ahead of their tie in the fifth tie of the fa cup. it certainly is a state...one half of it appears to be completely devoid of grass and more like a sand—pit. if it is like a sore in the picture you cannot play football. that is my point of view but not because we are totte n ha m , point of view but not because we are tottenham, i think rochdale cannot play, too. maybe the fa cup n

ireland beat the french 15—13 with a monster of a drop—goal from jonny sexton right at the death, anddentjoe wilson. six nations predictions, scotland had their best chance in decades. wales would struggle with so many injuries. by half—time in cardiff, rethink. interception, opportunity for wales and its gareth davies, can anyone catch the scrum—half? davies for the corner, harris can't get there and a try for wales. scotland had afair there and a try for wales. scotland had a fair bit of the ball early on but wales used it with composure and commonsense. leigh halfpenny scored his first try in five years and then he started the second half with another. no way back now for scotla nd another. no way back now for scotland and for their fourth try wales really turned it on. llanelli scarlets connections all over the pitch. west is best, as they say here. steph eva ns‘ pitch. west is best, as they say here. steph evans' sense of direction was perfect. 34—7, final score. we've trained really well in the last couple of weeks and i said to the players i think we'll batter them. we took wha

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so we caught up to nick van jonny, part of the enforcement division.s why this issue is specifically t'd up. >> reporter: this is public safety in regard to kids. shouldn't this be taken up as soon as possible? >> the commission has it teed up. >> reporter: rideshare companies are regulated differently because partly riders are not technically on the payroll. in the teen's lawsuit, she accused uber of negligent hiring but the driver is an independent contractor, not an employee. she doesn't see a difference. >> i think they should take responsibility for what their workers are doing. >> reporter: that includes making sure kids aren't picked up in the first place. they need to cancel trips for unaccompanied minors, but that doesn't always happen. hi, are you okay taking under 18? >> yeah. >> okay. >> reporter: tonight we go undercover and expose how rideshare companies are failing to enforce their own rules, possibly putting thousands at risk. i'll see you again with that part of the story tonight at 11:00. janelle? >> looking forward to part two, thank

>> reporter: bay area native and gold medalist jonny moseley says cold temperatures are great for conditionsighly conditioned athletes. >> when you're trying to compete, especially the airborne sports, trying to do complicated tricks and you're waiting around at the top, like tonight for women's moguls. you've got a whole qualification round, then two super finals, that's a long night out in exposure. some people are better at it than others so it's a factor. >> garvin thomas from south korea. and the olympic flame burning brightly in south korea as you can see. even in the daytime. plenty of medals handed out today. take a look at the updated medal count right now. germany has won two golds. norway, one gold. four silvers too. the netherlands, one gold and two silvers. the u.s. on the board with one medal and it is a gold. you saw it in primetime, look at this guy, 17 years old. this is red gerard, taking home gold in slope style snowboarding. this guy's wild. knocked off canadian favorites in the process. gerard spoke about all the emotions he's feeling right now. >> i'm feeling insane rig

ireland beat the french 15—13 with a monster of a drop—goal from jonny sexton right at the death.val came a cropper at the hands of the welsh, beaten 34—7 at the principlaity stadium. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. six nations predictions — scotland had their best chance in decades, wales would struggle with so many injuries. by half—time in cardiff, rethink. commentator: interception, opportunity for wales and it's gareth davies, can anyone catch the scrum—half? davies for the corner, harris can't get there, a try for wales! scotland had a fair bit of the ball early on, but wales used it with composure and commonsense. leigh halfpenny scored his first try in five years and then he started the second half with another. no way back now for scotland and for their fourth try wales really turned it on. llanelli scarlet connections all over the pitch. west is best, as they say there. steff evans' sense of direction was perfect. 34—7, final score. we've trained really well in the last two weeks and i said to the players, "i think we'll batter them." we took what we've been d

four senior west bromwich albion players jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill haveng a taxi from outside a fast—food restaurant in barcelona. the team are bottom of the premier league and were on a mid season training break in spain. the players have releassed a joint statement apologising for the incident. catalonia police interviewed but didn't arrest the four men in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures." it was not what we wanted. i have gone there to try to get ourselves up gone there to try to get ourselves up and ready for this running, this is not ideal. they break a curfew, that's unacceptable. i feel a is not ideal. they break a curfew, that's unacceptable. ifeel a bit let down by that. we have still got the training end. my focus now is on the training end. my focus now is on the game. roger federer has become the oldest player to become the world number one — 1a years after first topping the rankings. he beat robin haase by two sets to one at the rotterdam op

jonny lomax with a try within a minute of kick—off gave them the lead of a catalan dragons.e side hit back early in the second half, the dragons getting their first points on the board. latest score 12—18, st helens leading. cricket news now. australia have cruised to a seven wicket win over england in the t20 tri—series to secure their place in the final. england were restricted to "137 for 7" — this spectacular throw from david warner removing dawid malan, after both openers had gone with only 11 runs on the board. australia reached their target with 33 balls to spare. england now face back—to—back matches with new zealand. lee westwood is out of the european tour event in perth, western australia, after a dreadful third round. he was joint leader overnight but two double bogeys put him out of contention — he'd eagled the 15th hole in the previous two rounds but today, his touch deserted him. only the top 2a players go through to the final day's matchplay. now, it's been 287 days since he last raced, but the highly—fancied altior made a triumphant return to the track. winn

commentator: jonny may is going to win the race!ball to his team—mate. inside pass, a second try forjonny may! so how could wales respond? patchell put through a clever kick and confusion followed. the tv officialjudging if the welsh hand with the bandaged arm touched the ball down with control. no, he said. welsh penalties kept them close, they needed a try and this is how close they came. the line was there and so was sam underhill to grab his man. this kind of commitment wins this kind of match, 12—6 to england it finished. so, after this win at twickenham, england are still two wins from two games, perfect record and the same applies to ireland. the game in dublin was rather different. eight irish tries and 56 points against italy. if this six nations is to come down to england or ireland, it‘s on track. joe wilson, bbc news. england‘s women are also the defending champions, but they demolished wales 52—0 to top their table, teenager ellie kildunne scoring two of their eight tries at the stoop. scotland lost to france. there wer

the irish beat france last weekend thanks to a late drop kick, from jonny sexton — and skipper rory bestof a ball on 82 and a half minute can change the context of how you are feeling, and the mood, and like i say, getting back home to the six nations is a big thing for us. it's also round two, of the women's six nations — england host wales and scotland take on france. the big match in the premier league today is the north london derby — tottenham against arsenal at wembley. and there'll be a sombre atmosphere at celtic today, after their former midfielder liam miller passed away — he's died of cancer aged just 36. celtic play partick thistle in the fifth round of the scottish cup. that's all the sport — now for the weather with nick miller. changeable weather for most of us. less cold than it has been today. rain around for some of us, tomorrow much colder again. england and wales seeing showery abbots of rain through the course of the afternoon. there will be snow showers. coming later to parts of south—east england and try for a time house were then norway and back to northern irelan

jonny may did the rest. his second try soon followed. but watch joe. away anyway. so, how did wales respond? a clever kick. confusion followed. the tv official looking for control. "no," he said. welsh penalties kept them close. they needed a try. this is how close they came. the line was there, along with sam underhill to grab his men. 12—6 to england it finished. england, two wins from two, a perfect start to the six nations. this game is exhausting and enthralling. they will want a week off. ireland can reflect on three tries conceded, but more positively on the eighth they scored. ireland, two wins from two, ending the tournament at twickenham, five weeks away. joe wilson, bbc news. england's women also made it two wins out of two, as they thrashed wales, 52—0. scotland, meanwhile, were overpowered at home by france. they went down 26—3. scotland skipper john barclay admits his side have a point to prove to themselves when they take on france later today. you can watch that one live on bbc one. coverage from 2.25pm. the dark blues suffered an openi

jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill have released a statement apologising for the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures." it wasn't what we wanted. we've gone there to try and get ourselves up and ready for this run in and this is not ideal. they break the curfew and that is not acceptable and i feel let down by that. but we still got our training feel let down by that. but we still got ourtraining in feel let down by that. but we still got our training in and my focus is now on the game. india had completed a comprehensive one—day series victory over south africa after easily chasing down 205 for victory. virat kohli with his 35th one—day century. we are under three hours away from the action at the winter olympics, nine gold medals are up for grabs and that means more appearances for this little fella. the athletes are not being given flowers any more when they win medals. the white tiger is considered a godlike animal in korea. training for the olympics can be tough, yea

the irish beat france last weekend thanks to a late drop kick, from jonny sexton — and skipper rory bestall —— kick of a ball in 82 and a half minute can change the context of how you are feeling, and the mood, and like i say, getting back home to the six nations is a big thing for us. it's also round two, of the women's six nations — england host wales and scotland take on france. there's no doubt about the big game of the day in the premier league — the north london derby at wembley, with tottenham and arsenal both chasing a top four finish and champions league football next season. for arsene wenger there's more than local pride at stake, with his side four points behind spurs in the table. i've known the importance of this game for over 20 years. but for us, it is an opportunity to come back in the table, closer to the champions league spot. and that is the priority. you need to respect that only last season, we went above them, and it's not to be focused on them, but i think, for me, there is not one favourite. both teams have the quality, and they are powerful, and the quality to w

ireland have a number of injuries ahead of their match with wales, with concerns over fly half jonny against france helping them to two wins from two as they top the table. warren gatland all too aware of the trheat he brings if he is fit to play against wales. this is a must win game for us in dublin against a team that are difficult to get the ball from, they are comfortable playing through lots of phases. good kicking game and the combination of nine and ten, one of the best in world rugby. we have a job to do to try and shut them down. also unbidden, england face scotland in the calcutta cup tomorrow afternoon with a sell—out crowd expected. captain john afternoon with a sell—out crowd expected. captainjohn barclay all too aware of the threat posed by eddiejones' side, too aware of the threat posed by eddie jones' side, aiming too aware of the threat posed by eddiejones' side, aiming to become the first team to win three outright six nations titles. they are one of the best teams in the world, their record is fantastic and they come here as massive favourites in my opinion so the

jonny evans, jake livermore, boaz myhill and gareth barry have released a joint statement apologisingthe club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures " mail time to catch—up with weather forecast. a different sort of day tomorrow, more cloud around, outbreaks of rain, but many of us have seen sunshine, barely a cloud in the sky in the highlands of scotland. not everyone has seen the sunshine, more cloud around in place. this cloud we will see tomorrow, generating some outbreaks of rain, particularly across northern and central parts of england. it will fizzle out, many will have a clear evening. clear skies tonight, clouds developing, that will build across south—west england, bringing drizzle and mild air later on. elsewhere, a cold night, frosty as temperatures go to below freezing, so dense patches of fog across northern parts of england. a bright start across eastern areas, chilly start, cloud will increase from the west and bring outbreaks of rain to northern ireland, western scotland, north—west england. later in wales and south—w

jonny evans, jake livermore, boaz myhill and gareth barry have released a joint statement apologisingb say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures " british soldiers are to be deployed to africa to boost the fight against illegal wildlife poaching. they will train rangers in malawi to find and stop poachers, in an expansion of a successful pilot scheme that was trialled last year. the defence secretary, gavin williamson said poaching puts ‘majestic‘ animals at risk. animals under threat include elephants, rhinos and lions. if you are a fan of the mullet, the ponytail or the beehive then a new exhibition that celebrates the history of hairdressing may well interest you. we sent one man who hasn't had to ask for a short back and sides in some time for a preview. and as our entertainment correspondent colin paterson found, it brought back some hair raising memories... sometimes the way stories are assigned at the bbc can lead to the cruel hand of fate being dealt. despite being one of the very baldest correspondents, here i was dispatched to b

jonny evans, jake livermore, boaz myhill and gareth barry have released a joint statement apologisingt to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures." a new scanning system has revealed a painting underneath picasso's picture — "a crouching woman" the picture underneath is of the catalan landscape probably painted by one of his assistants. it seems that picasso turned it 90 degrees and used the shape of the landscape to create the woman's crouching pose. the discovery has been unveiled today at an international science conference in austin texas from where our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. picasso's crouching woman — worth millions. a painting from his blue period. but there's more to it than meets the eye. the conservators at the gallery analysed it with a new type of scanner, and this is they discovered. underneath it is a painting of the barcelona landscape by a fellow artist. but turn it 90 degrees and bring back the crouching woman, and you can see that picasso has used the landscape as the basis of his painting. it helps date the painting, it helps determ

in the end, outstanding individual effort from the ulsterman. 0wen farrell puts the boot to it, jonny win the race. inside pass, a second try forjonny may. england have won. it has been quite a start to the six nations championship. i've got some company here at myreside head of the u20$ company here at myreside head of the u20s match this evening. the head of the scottish academy and age grades, former scotland centre, and paul grayson, former england fly—half. your boys are out there warming up. we will get onto him in a moment ahead of this under 20 match. the calcutta cup, you had mixed fortunes in it but who could forget 1990? what does this match mean to you between scotland and england? what does this match mean to you between scotland and england ?m goes back to 1989, the year before the calcutta cup, i'd no idea the rivalry between england and scotland and we drew, the last time scotland had a result there. we drew 12—12 andi had a result there. we drew 12—12 and i rememberjohn jeffrey outsprinted chris to score in the corner so outsprinted chris to score in the corner so it

the team are bottom of the premier league and were on a mid season training break in spain. jonny evanse incident. catalonia police interviewed but didn't arrest the players in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures." it was more than just a quarterfinal at the rotterdam 0pen for roger federer tonight. he's beaten robin haase by two sets to one, but more importantly by doing so, he's regained the world number one spot. and become the oldest man to hold that accolade. it was actually a double fault from haase that handed match point to the 36—year—old federer. but a very popular victory, the the crowd in rotterdam loved it — and he was presented with a special award to mark the occasion. we're already looking forward to day eight of the winter olympics with great britain's lizzy yarnold in bronze medal position at the half way stage of the women's skeletion — she'll be looking to emulate or even improve on dom parson's performance. pa rsons's became britain's first medallist — claiming bronze

. >> reporter: bay area native and gold medalist jonny moseley says these cold temperatures are greatitions on the course, just not for me highly and everything is tight, especially the airborne sports where you're trying to get up and do complicated tricks and you're waiting around at the top, like tonight for women's moguls, you know, you have a qualification round then two super finals, that's a long night out in exposure and some people are better at it than others. so it's a factor. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >>> and garvin will continue to bring us updates through the olympics, you can follow him on twitter, we're posting all kinds of behind the scenes videos and photos, his handle is @garvinthomas. >>> unfortunately some of our other bay area athletes had their first taste of defeat. we staerted with speed skating. monterey county native j.r. celski, he makes a late move to advance to the semi-finals but in a loaded field he was penalized and failed to advance out of the semis. >> in the women's buy@long sprint joanne reed had her first olympic competition.

four senior west bromwich albion players, jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill,aurant in barcelona. the team are bottom of the premier league, and were on a mid—season training break in spain. the players have released a joint statement apologising for the incident. catalonia police interviewed them but didn't arrest the four men, in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal disciplinary procedures." it wasn't what we wanted. i've gone" it wasn't what we wanted. i've gone... we've gone there to try and get ourselves up and ready for this running, and this is obviously not ideal. they broke the curfew and that's unacceptable. i feel a ideal. they broke the curfew and that's unacceptable. ifeel a bit let down by that. but we've still got to train, my focus now is on the game. remember, it's fa cup fifth round weekend, with leicester and chelsea already through. you can watch the goals from their wins over sheffield united and hull on the bbc sport website. but finally for now, roger federer has be

jonny may did the rest. his second try soon followed. but watch joe. two welsh rest.? a clever kick. confusion followed. the tv official looking for control. "no," he said. welsh penalties kept them close. they needed a drive. this is how close they came. the line was there, along with sam underhill to grab his men. 12—6 to england it finished. england, two wins from two, a perfect start to the six nations. this game is exhausting and enthralling. they will want a week off. ireland can reflect on three tries conceded, but more positively on the eighth they scored. ireland, two wins from two, ending the tournament at twickenham, five weeks away. joe wilson, bbc news. england's women also made it two wins out of two as they thrashed wales, 52—0. scotland, meanwhile, were overpowered at home by france. they went down 26—3. sergio aguero scored four second—half goals as premier league leaders manchester city thrashed leicester 5—1 at the etihad. with the game at 1—1 at half—time, the argentine striker scored two quick—fire goals after the break and then took full advantag

the irish beat france last weekend thanks to a late drop kick, from jonny sexton, and skipper rory best82.5 minutes or whatever it was of rugby in the context metaphor can change the context of how you feel and the mood and what they say, getting back home in the 60s is a big thing for us. it's also round two of the women's six nations. england host wales at the twickenham stoop as they chase a second consecutive grand slam title. and in the evening game, scotland will be looking for theirfirst win of the tournament against france at scotstoon. in domestic rugby, bath are up to third place in the premiership, thanks to a convincing win over northampton. ross batty with the last of three tries in the final minutes. 32—9 the score. and joy neville became the first woman to referee a pro14 match, taking charge of ulster against southern kings, and she saw ulster dominate the game, winning 59 points to 10, with craig gilroy scoring three of their nine tries. there was a thrilling finish to the super league match between wakefield and salford. after a last—minute try from salford, gareth 0'b

ireland are 9—3 up thanks to three jonny sexton penalties.r city, supreme so far this season, but could they do it on far this season, but could they do itona far this season, but could they do it on a cold wet afternoon in burnley? they showed their commitment to prove that early on, captain kompany going close and colliding with the home goalkeeper, but with the effort came the execution, den low is a defender but it doesn‘t matter. while the strong start continued city only remained ahead thanks to their goalkeeper before sterling had the chance. not at first, ederson again, absolutely magnificent, denying lennon a debut goal, while at the other end sterling‘s afternoon continued to be anything but sterling, what a miss. it was the cue for burnley to punish the league leader, they hung on in this game and just eight minutes from the end of it they were equals again. so, while city can do it almost in any weather, any day and at any almost in any weather, any day and atany time, almost in any weather, any day and at any time, that wasn‘t qu

four senior west bromwich albion players — jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhilland were on a mid—season training break in spain. the players have released a joint statement apologising for the incident. catalonia police interviewed them but didn't arrest the four men in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be subject to the full rigours of internal, disciplinary procedures. it was not what we wanted. you know, we have gone there to try and get ourselves up and ready for these running and this is obviously not ideal. they break curfew and that is unacceptable and ifeel a bit let down by that but we still got a training in and my focus is now on the game. remember, it's fa cup 5th round weekend. with leicester and chelsea, already through, you can watch the goals from their wins over sheffield united and hull on the bbc sport website. but finally, for now, roger federer has become the oldest player to become the world tennis number one 1a years after he first topped the rankings. he beat robin haase by two sets to one at the rotterdam

four senior west bromwich albion players, jonny evans, gareth barry, jake livermore and boaz myhill, and were on a mid season training break in spain. the players have released a joint statement apologising for the incident. catalonia police interviewed them but didn't arrest the four men in the early hours of thursday morning. the club say the players will be "subject to the full rigours of internal, disciplinary procedures." it wasn't what we wanted, we have gone their to try and get ourselves up gone their to try and get ourselves up and ready for this run, and it was not ideal. they break curfew and thatis was not ideal. they break curfew and that is unacceptable, i feel a bit let down by that. but we have still got training in, my focus now is on the game. but what he wanted, so there we are. and his focus is on there we are. and his focus is on the game. it is behind us now, the police aren't taking any action. it is like going back in time to say roger federer is the world number one. he has become the oldest player to become the world tennis number one — 1a years after he fir

they all walked off two minutes before jonny work?y did well! it lasted ten minute. —— as an ireland fan. iam lasted ten minute. —— as an ireland fan. i am notjoking, lasted ten minute. —— as an ireland fan. iam notjoking, i nearly fell off the sofa in the last ten minutes. it was just incredible. jonny sexton, getting all of the points for ireland. a great start. ireland and italy next week. then england and wales at in the women's six nations, england put in a huge second performance to beat italy 42 points to seven. england captain sarah hunter went over for a hat—trick of tries helping her team secure the bonus point. an absolutely amazing game at anfield yesterday then. two injury time goals, two spurs penalties: one offside and missed, and the second, harry kane's100th premier league goal. and before all of that came one of the goals of the season. substitute victory wanyama smashing home an equaliser with ten minutes to go. that cancelled out mo salah's earlier stirke, only for the egyptian to wriggle through and score this bri

and olympic gold medalist and freestyle skier jonny moseley knows where to find it. >> those bumps arelet's get it on. now, i look at it and it's terrifying. >> reporter: johe gave us an exclusive tour. >> i can tell this is going to cause a lot of problems. >> reporter: are we going to say these are some of the best competitions? >> absolutely. we're going to see things that we've never seen in competition before. >> reporter: and there are records that can be broken. just like rio, we have beaches here, too. and the u.s. women's hockey team. >> usa. usa. usa. >> reporter: we caught up with team usa on their one rest day before competition. what have you done here so far? >> we tried to learn korean. >> reporter: you need to know how to say it's cold. did i mention, it's cold. here's some tips to stay warm. one pancake. one way, eat hot food. pyeongchang central market has lots of it. on a cold day, that is perfect. >> thank you. >> reporter: and if all else fails, there's the korean sauna. here i go. but wait. this is the olympics. we're not here to relax. korean skiing. bring on the

jonny may now is chris fawkes from the bbc weather centre. how much worse is it going to get? at two areas that are seen we can look at two areas that are seen significant snowfall over the last three hours. let us look at the graphics. the first area overnight, we had any array of snow, a paula lowe that came in over the north—west of england, that came across northern england, moves across northern england, moves across the midlands and now it is on two wheels as well. that has brought several centimetres and caused localised transportation option but down towards kent, look at this line of showers, they have been formed by the winds and because they have not changed direction, though showers have been locked and loaded on exactly the same kind of areas, so shower after shower after share, wales just down the road after london. in kent, we have seen carnage caused by that heavy snowfall. that is what has been happening but every look at the forecast over the next 24 hours, for the changes are ahead. the winds will change direction, we will start to get even colder air coming

captain eoin morgan and jonny bairstow got into the runs, but bairstow has just been caught out.ir six—month—old baby albie with them to the track cycling world championships in the netherlands. instead of staying in the team hotel, they've taken up residence in a city apartment, along with the grandparents who will help out with childcare. the kennys are two of seven olympic champions in the british team. great to see them back. she was training after six weeks after having her first child. good on her. november this year will mark 100 years since the end of the first world war. remembrance events will take place around the world but organisers face a challenge of connecting new generations to those who lost their lives a century ago. later this year silhouettes representing fallen soldiers will appear around the country. it's been inspired by the success of another striking remembrance project from 2014, as our correspondent robert hall reports. the tower of london, 2014, a wave of scarlet flowing around the ancient walls. every one of nearly 900,000 ceramic poppies representin

right to jonny may, who did the rest. well, his second try soon followed.es respond? patchell with a clever kick. confusion followed. the ball down for control. "no," he said. welsh penalties kept them close. they needed a try. this is how close they came. the line was there, along with sam underhill to grab his men. 12—6 to england it finished. to the six nations. they will want a week off. or more positively, on the eighth they scored. five weeks away. joe wilson, bbc news. wales, 52—0. scotland, meanwhile, were overpowered at home by france. they went down 26—3. leaders manchester city thrashed leicester 5—1 at the etihad. of a kasper schmeichel error for his hat—trick. to 16 points. sergio aguero, he is a talent in the box. box. we try to create a lot of chances for him. he is always better. better. be congratulations, it is very difficult to score four goals. very difficult to score four goals. rivals at wembley. of arsene wenger‘s side. aged just 36. to reach the quarter—finals. james forrest scoring a hat—trick. hearts, kilmarnock, and morton. to rea