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judd trump! is a mark of a great chamion judd trump! is a mark of a great champion is _ judd trump!d trump! is a mark of a great champion is one who can win - judd trump! is a mark of a great i champion is one who can win when they are not at their best. judd trump said he was lucky to be in the final at alexandra palace, let alone the winner. he felt marc williams, who was aiming to become the oldest masters champion at 67, was the favourite. at first, it looks like the welshman would prove him right, as he got off to a sensational start, claiming the opening frame with a century. but neither were able to impose themselves on a match that ebbed and flowed from big breaks to mistakes, that saw the lead change hands several times. as the tension rose between the two, the tension rose between the two, the pretty snooker dried up. both were guilty of missing good chances, and one frame dragged on for almost and one frame dragged on for almost an hour. after that, to the delight of the fans, williams recorded his third century of the match. but instead of sending him towards victory, it

the that be for a flayer player such as judd trump?incredible because you know you played - judd trump? the relief is incredible| because you know you played badly, you think you're 53 behind, you think it's the second biggest tournament —— 5—3 behind. the feeling isjust tournament —— 5—3 behind. the feeling is just incredible. tournament —— 5—3 behind. the feeling isjust incredible. it needed a lot of help from his opponent, but he's still in the tournament. that will give him a huge lift. tournament. that will give him a hue lift. �* ., , ., ., huge lift. and he goes through to -la bar huge lift. and he goes through to play barry hawkins _ huge lift. and he goes through to play barry hawkins at _ huge lift. and he goes through to play barry hawkins at the - play barry hawkins at the quarterfinal. he walked out mark allen 6—0. that's going to be wilson, runner—up against stuart being in. seven o'clock, red button, iplayer, don't miss it. don't miss it indeed. the australian open starts next week, but britain's katie boulter has lost i

, judd trump has had 265, he struggled, but you _ stuart bingham, judd trump has had 265, he strugglede to get into the final tonight which he normally does. so it's a classic encounter. the tonight which he normally does. so it's a classic encounter.— it's a classic encounter. the first frame is going — it's a classic encounter. the first frame is going to _ it's a classic encounter. the first frame is going to be _ it's a classic encounter. the first frame is going to be key - it's a classic encounter. the first | frame is going to be key because it's a classic encounter. the first i frame is going to be key because if stuart wins it he is like a runaway train, so far, isn't he? {lit stuart wins it he is like a runaway train, so far, isn't he?— train, so far, isn't he? of course, he has run _ train, so far, isn't he? of course, he has run the _ train, so far, isn't he? of course, he has run the event, _ train, so far, isn't he? of course, he has run the event, he - train, so far, isn't he? of course, he has run the event, he enjoys l train, so far, isn't he? of course, i he has run t

judd trump has _ seriousness of the situation.n. judd trump has beaten barry harkins in a thrilling quarterfinal and snicker�*s masters in london. at no point did either pay or have more than a frame lead in a best of ii and a mess from hawkins in the decider was crucial. trump went on to construct the break that he needed to win the match by six frames to five in the 2019th champion will play shawn murphy stuart bingham in the semifinals. there quarterfinal is just under way. that's all the support for now. much more later on. adidas has lost a court case to stop fashion designer from using a four—stripe design. the sportswear brand argued that luxury brand, thom browne inc's design was too similar to their three stripe design. browne responded, arguing that consumers were unlikely to confuse the two brands partly due to the differenmt number of stripes. with me now is hayleigh bosher, senior lecturer in intellectual property law at brunel university. do you think adidas ever had a chance of winning this, or where do you draw the

judd trump will take a 5 frames to 3 lead into the evening session of the masters snooker final againstbbc�*s coverage from alexandra palace. trump is just put the frame back in as the two frame advantage. a victory for williams would see him the oldest winter of one of the sports triple crown events. the first tennis grand slam of the year the australian open starts overnight our time with the focus on novak djokovic's attempts to win a tenth title twelve months on from being deported from the country for not being vaccinated against covid. but there are british hopes too... to which our correspondent russell fuller looks ahead returning in auckland is very much approved and being fit for this first grand slam of the year and the question is that relative lack of preparation and would hold her back against the core patch of germany which is 27 and is never actually won a grand slam main draw match before in stark contrast to the grand slam champion emma radacanu at the age of 20. jack trooper is a year older but they are good friends in the top a0 player and he has the challenge of fac

hawkins will now face either judd trump or ryan day on friday.ce ronnie 0'sullivan. he raced into a 4—0 lead over dave gilbert and then held off a comeback from the englishman to win by six frames to two. rafa nadal is known for his skills on a tennis court but the 22—time grand slam champion has become a new team owner in the world's first all—electric race boat championship. nadal will enter his own team for the first ever season of the uim e1 world championship, which is set to begin later this year. the spaniard follows a growing list of sports stars to own a team in the championship, including red bull's formula one driver sergio perez. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team, that's your sports news for now. now time for the weather. hello. 0ur wet and windy week of weather continues on wednesday, with the low pressure still very much driving our weather. there's going to be heavy downpours for some of us through the day and actually over the next fe

judd trump survived a big scare to book his place in the quarter—finals of the masters snooker in londonighting back to win the last three frames. he'll now face last year's beaten finalist barry hawkins in the last eight. it has been a difficult season but i had to just it has been a difficult season but i had tojust dig in. i had some tremendous support and that helped me a lot. the brown was a very important shot. i was a very important shot. i was a very important shot. i was a bit nervous at the start, to be honest. it took me 5— three behind to fill the weight was lifted off and i could go from my shot. i don't know what happened when the ball bounced off the table but i cannot believe it. also through to the last eight is 2020 champion stuart bingham who despite going 5 frames to nil up against kyren wilson, struggled late on, eventually winning 6—3 to set up a quarter—final against shaun murphy. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport but from me, tulsen tollett, and the rest of the team that's your sports news for now. but is ended. there is

the 2019 champion, judd trump, is playing the 2020 winner, stuart bingham. two frames. you can follow that across the bbc. if your new year's resolution was to get fit, then george sagar could give you a bit of inspiration — whatever age you are. the 83—year—old has picked up quite a big online following after posting his gym workouts. i can train as hard as anybody in this gem, i can lift more weight than most people in the gym and i love every minute of it. at the age of 83, george sagar from barnsley is fighting fit and in much better shape than three decades ago. what did you look like in your 50s? oh, 20 stone. massive. i looked like humpty dumpty. my wife, who i am married to now, was walking, i was out of breath, she put a finger in my stomach and she said "back to the gym". and i went back to the gym at 50. i weighed 20, nearly 21 stone, and i am now 16 and a half stone. until they put screws in my coffin i will never stop training because i love it. hi folks, george sagar, 86—year—old powerhouse. george is now a social media sensation racking up 400

this is live on bbc two. first up this afternoon it's barry hawkins on the table with judd trump.come tonight,, shaun murphy takes on stuart bingham british number one cameron norrie is through to the final of the atp event in auckland. he beat the usa's jenson brooksby 6—3, 6—4, and now faces richard gasquet in tonight's final as he bids for his first title of the season, just days from the start of the australian open. but not such good news for compatriotjack draper who missed out on a first ever atp final as he lost his adelaide semi—final to south korea's kwon soon—woo in three sets. england wheelchair rugby league world cup that's all the sport for now. police believe a woman who died after a dog attack in surrey was walking a number of dogs at the time of the incident. the woman, who was 28, died in caterham yesterday. eight dogs were also detained at the scene. inspector lyndsey whatley, borough commander for tandridge spoke earlier. yesterday afternoon at 2:1i5pm officers were called to reports of dogs attacking members of the public. sadly, despite the best efforts of pa

it's the semi—finals at the masters snooker today, judd trump takes on stuart bingham this evening. with those matches across the bbc this afternoon. you can follow us on the bbc website or bbc one, i believe. that's all the sport for now. new research suggests hormone replacement therapy, which helps control menopause symptoms, could reduce the risk of alzheimer's in women. the study found hrt was linked to improved memory and cognitive function in the 25% of women who carry a particular gene linked to alzheimers. the charity alzheimer's research uk says more studies are needed on a larger scale. simonjones reports. hrt, taken to help control symptoms of the menopause. but could the therapy also have another benefit? that's what researchers at the university of east anglia are suggesting. they looked at the results of cognitive tests and brain volumes recorded by mri scans and concluded that the use of hrt is associated with better memory and larger brain volumes among women carrying the apoe4 gene. about a quarter of women in the uk are thought to have the gene, which is considere

judd trump won snooker�*s masters final last night., not my best, this is my best ever performance to grind out to win this. the arsenal goalkeeper aaron ramsdale was kicked by a spectator, after his side beat tottenham in the north london derby. the incident at full time spoiled what was another impressive performance from the league leaders, one which has many wondering, is this to be their year? here's ben croucher. arsenal are getting used to the view from the top, something to savour, especially in your neighbour's back yard. we have a job where we can make a lot of people happy. and today we had that opportunity and i'm sure a lot of arsenal fans are really proud and happy today, to see the team, the way we played. the way they played was too hard for tottenham to handle. just ask hugo lloris. if bukayo saka's effort was well within his grasp, martin odegaard gave him no chance. 2—0, arsenal! arsenal's joy could barely be contained. spurs' anger overflowed. the fa and premier league condemned this kick on aaron ramsey. spurs said

former champion judd trump is taking on ryan day at the masters in alexandra palace.for now. i want to bring you some breaking news just i want to bring you some breaking newsjust coming into i want to bring you some breaking news just coming into us and the royal mail is experiencing severe service disruption to its international export services. that is following a cyber incident, the company has announced. i“m is following a cyber incident, the company has announced. i'm afraid thatis company has announced. i'm afraid that is all the details we have at the moment but i will repeat that news. royal mailsays the moment but i will repeat that news. royal mail says it is experiencing severe service disruption to its international export services following a cyber incident. that is according to the royal mail, that announcement from the royal mail, which has been released on the press association news agency. all the details we have at the moment, i am afraid, but journalists here are verifying and checking that so we will get back to you with more details as soon as we

judd trump has beaten barry hawkins 6—5 in the masters quarter fin this mismatch was crucial.he brazilian, who has helped his team to third in the table, was stopped by police during the early hours of yesterday morning and later charged with driving whilst above the prescribed limit for alcohol. he'll appear before magistrates in the city later this month. i'm going to have to make in addition —— a decision closer to the game in consultation with him. i'm not 100% sure. i think he knows the seriousness of the situation. i can't go into too much detail out of respect for the case, but i think he understands his responsibilities and we're now in a position where we're supporting him, and we also understand it's a football club and it's a serious situation. the premier league weekend starts tonight at villa park with two teams in the bottom half of the table who had a dramatic end to their third—round fa cup ties. leeds salvaged a late draw at cardiff, while aston villa lost at home to league two stevenage. despite that defeat, manager unai emery insists there have been improvem

judd trump plays his last eight match tomorrow after surviving a big scare against wales' ryan day. ersity. stuart bingham beat kyeran wilson by 6 frames to 3. he'll face another former winner shaun murphy tomorrow. bingham said he thought the snooker gods had been against him, and he had been struggling with his eyesight until trying new contact lenses. but he seemed to be enjoying the view as he lapped up the love from the crowd. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back shortly with another update. an independent investigation has found the national union of students has failed to sufficiently challenge anti—semitism in its own structures across the uk. testimony given to the inquiry detailed how on one occasion a student was turned away from a prayer room at an nus conference because it was being used for a meeting. the nus has apologised and said it would implement the report's recommendations. kat stark is their director and gave us her reaction to the report. i think it is shocking, the anti—semitism that we have found to be taking place in and around the nus. i think what is

first up this afternoon it's barry hawkins on the table with judd trump. it is trump leading 3—2.le in england could be prescribed daily cholesterol—lowering statin pills to cut their risk of a heart attack or stroke, under new advice for the nhs. the national institute for health and care excellence says the cheap price of the tablets, and the possible health gains, mean they should be considered more often. in england, high cholesterol leads to around seven percent of all deaths. i'm nowjoined by professor liam smeeth from the london school of hygiene & tropical medicine. he is a researcher on statins and public attitudes. good to have you with us. thank you forjoining us. you are the best man then to explain to me exactly what statins are and what they do. thanks for that, statins are and what they do. thanks for that. well— statins are and what they do. thanks for that, well statins _ statins are and what they do. thanks for that, well statins are _ statins are and what they do. thanks for that, well statins are a _ for that, well statins are a medication, a drug that you take

snooker, and judd trump won a second masters title after battling back against mark williams to win byt ever performance to grind it out and win this. that's all the sport for now. let's get more now on our top story this lunchtime. a serving metropolitan police officer has pleaded guilty to forty—nine offences —— including more than twenty rapes —— against 12 women over a span of nearly two decades. david carrick�*s offences took place from 2003 to 2020 — mostly in hertfordshire, where he lived. no one hearing this today can be anything other than shocked and appalled. he use his position as a police officer to commit the most serious offences against women, a pattern of behaviour and abuse of trust, in my view. there are many opportunities that should have been spotted over the last 18 years, lessons must be learned but let's be frank, we have a prolific sex offender was a police officer, that's one of the reasons why i lost confidence in the former commissioner to address the serious issues. we now have a reform commissioner is already making big changes to make sure things like thi

now, judd trump won snooker�*s masters final last night.by a spectator after his side beat tottenham in the north london derby. the incident happened at full time — richarlison the tottenham player, initially approached him. and then as he retreated back to his goal to collect his water bottle, someone emerged from the crowd, standing on the railings, before kicking out. a pfa statement said these incidents are happening far too often and that players have a right to be safe in their place of work. arsenal made it look comfortbale, hugo lloris first parried bukayo saka's effort into his own net before captain martin odegaard scored a brilliant second. they're now eight points clear and many are wondering is this to be their season? great to watch, it was a terrific match, i think we had some very good moments, i think we showed a lot of belief and determination, but a lot of quality to play the way we wanted to play to dominate the game, and it is never easy to play in this way against these teams in this particular stadium, so all credit t

now, judd trump just loves going behind in matches at the masters snooker. have been semi finalists at the last 3 world cup tournaments... liam ansell scored the pick of the goals, finishing off from a penalty corner, in the third quarter. so england in control of their group and up next for them, the hosts india tomorrow, while wales play spain. that should be a good one. thank you. an artist from derbyshire has created a model of the lake district using around 200,000 pieces of lego. jon tordoff has spent around four thousand pounds creating the model, which is now on display at a library in derbyshire. he's been telling us how he came up with he idea. i have built the lake district out of lego. this is probably going back to it being the first lockdown, i just happen to pick the smallest bit of let go of the floor and i thought if you class that as ten metres high, that is the difference between the contour maps, could you convince a convincing landscape out of square things? i think the lake district is a lovely part of the country. when i go to the legs

snooker, and judd trump won a second masters title after battling back against mark williams to win byld have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy — should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to _ should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, _ should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, but - should have lost this one. i'm like a cat! it is easy to say, but i - a cat! it is easy to say, but i think the way i played this week, not my best, this is my best ever performance to grind out to win this. england head coach steve borthwick has named his 36 man squad for the six nations. there are some noticeable omissions including billy vunipola, jonny may and jack nowell. he has confirmed that owen farrell will captain the side. there has been a recall for veteran prop dan cole. the 35—year—old last played for england in the 2019 rugby world cup final. northampton fly—half fin smith is one of five uncapped players in the squad. and always one for making headlines, the former england rugby union head coach eddiejones has become the australia h

finals day in the masters snooker at alexandra palace later today, where mark williams will face judd trumponnie 0'sullivan in the quarterfinals. i don't think i am a better pot, nowhere near. i can't pot the balls are used to. i used to pot ridiculous balls when i used to flashed the nugget back in the day, but i can't pot as much so i have to rely on other parts. i still go for crazy shots, don't get me wrong. i have just learnt to be a better all—round player, really, and i think that's why i'm still sort of at the top. the first tennis grand slam gets going later tonight, the australian open. emma raducanu says she is in a good place and ready to take part at the australian open. her participation was in doubt after she rolled her ankle in auckland ten days ago. andy murray, meanwhile, says he is ready to make a statement at the australian open. he has been runner—up five times in melbourne. he has a tough first—round match against world number 14 matteo berrettini. my my movement and stuff was significantly better than what it would have been at this stage last year, so, you know, when

judd trump survived a big scare to book his place in the quarterfinals of the masters snooken — the 2019he'll now face former finalist, barry hawkins in the last eight. in the day's other match, the 2020 champion stuart bingham beat kyren wilson by six frames to three. he'll face another former winner — shaun murphy — in the quarters tomorrow. and you can see what it meant to bingham, high fiving the whole front row of the crowd. look at him go. just like charlie when he comes in in the _ just like charlie when he comes in in the morning to greet the team. it's in the morning to greet the team. it's the _ in the morning to greet the team. it's the excitement, isn't it? and finally, more recognition, for rob burrow and kevin sinfield, who have done so much to help those affected by motor neurone disease. they have both received the freedom of leeds. with kevin unable to attend, due to his new role with england, rob and his wife lindseyjoined guests at a ceremony to receive leeds city council's highest civic honour. burrow spent his entire playing career with leeds rhinos. the freedom of t