track cycling world championships thanks to a teenager labelled the next bradley wiggins, while laura kennyon her return to competition. and laura muirfinishes completes the set of medals for britain — she takes bronze in the 3,000 metres at the world indoor athletics championships in birmingham. how much has the pressure ramped up on arsene wenger after another big defeat at the hands of manchetser city tonight? they were beaten 3—0 by pep guardioola's side in sunday's leaue cup final and they've lost to the premier league leaders by the same scoreline this evening, a defeat which leaves arsenal 10 points off the top four, asjoe lynskey reports. in the premier league the power has shifted. one manager is on course for the title, the other is on the edge. watching the body language tells you the difference. what arsene wenger said the pep cardio and only they know, but it did not sway manchester city from the front foot. this was the worst way to start after arsenal's week. a half term the home crowd saw the home side fall behind. they stayed away from the snow and the glue, but for those t

the first 1,000m against a great britain team that contained the four—time olympic gold medallist laura kennyd only began training with the team in early january. i'm very pleased, i never expected to be back in the world championships so soon. i certainly would not have chosen the world to be my first race back, but i really enjoyed being back with the girls. we would have loved to come for a gold medal. any place we enter, we wa nt to gold medal. any place we enter, we want to win. we can't help but feel a little disappointed. the usa women's pursuit team won their third successive world title beating great britain at the world track championships in the netherlands. earlier on thursday, great britain went one better in the men's team pursuit claiming gold as their quartet including three—time olympic champion ed clancy and 21—year—old amateur charlie tanfield, who has deferred his university degree to race, beat denmark to secure britain's first title in apeldoorn. therefore games taking place in the nba, too currently on court. lebron james's team in cleveland trails by two points, 38—36

and laura kenny will be guaranteed at least a silver medal at her first competition since the rio olympicsr dickinson, elinor barker and katie archibald, they reached the final of the women's team pursuit by beating italy. they'll race the united states for gold at around ten to eight this evening. at the welsh open snooker, ronnie o'sullivan raced through his third round match against david grace, 4—0. grace only scored 13 points in the whole match. after his win, o'sullivan criticised the snooker schedule for having a negative impact on the top players' standards. a lot of them are overplayed, chasing ranking points, going to any tournament to try and find a bit of confidence. they need to have some belief in their own ability and stick to getting their own game right. but they feel like they have to chase and they are on a hamster wheel at the moment and, as long as that's going, i don't think you are capable of playing your best snooker. the only time you do is when you go out and relax and enjoy the game because of the game. in cricket, australia aren't having things their own way in

laura kenny's first condition since the rio olympic velodrome with emily nelson, elinor barker and katieullivan through to the quarterfinals of the welsh open snooker after winning twice today. he didn't drop a framing doing so. he saw david grace who managed only 13 points in the whole match. mike dunn fed with a bit better, taking 44 points of ronnie o'sullivan in their encounter. the rocket proved too strong for his opponent. its three matches without dropping a frame for o'sullivan. the world indoor athletics championships under way in birmingham. highlights today, the men's and women's highjump finals. robbie grabarz and morgan lake. these are live pictures. newer and eric mccolgan taking part in the 3000 metres final. she's in second place. seventh in the real olympics. can she claim a first medal on the global stage? we'll keep you up—to—date with that. that is the sport for now, more in sportsday. and the result of that race. 10:30pm. the prime minister has been meeting the european council president donald tusk in downing street ahead of her major speech on brexit tomorrow. she'

laura kenny helped the women to silver in the netherlands. door athletics championships in birmingham. i will be back with a full update after 10am. thank you. 20 years ago, 37—year—old former soldier christopher alder died handcuffed and face down in a hull police station after choking on his own vomit. a group of officers stood chatting nearby. the inquest into christopher's death found that his death was unlawful and four police officers were guilty of the "most serious neglect of duty," but they were cleared of all criminal charges. during the inquest, christopher's sisterjanet alder and her lawyer were put under secret police surveillance. yesterday a gross misconduct hearing into two officers involved in the surveillance ruled there was no case to answer. we can talk now to christopher's sister, janet alder, for the first time since that decision. thank you so much for speaking to us today, janet, on what i can only imagine is an incredibly difficult day for you as you try to take in everything that has happened. take us everything that

laura kenny got silver for the women in their pursuit final.or speech this afternoon on a future brexit deal, the prime minister theresa may will set out five "tests" for a uk—eu deal and pledge to "bring our country together". in the speech she will say the deal must respect the referendum result. she will say it has to be an agreement that endures without the need for more negotiations. thirdly, she will say it is important to protect jobs and security. any deal she will say must ensure britain remains an outward looking european democracy. and finally it must strengthen the union of the united kingdom. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is in downing street and adam fleming is in brussels. let's cross first to norman. chris grayling said this morning that we cannot have everything that we might like from the eu. what was he doing with that comment, norman? was he laying the ground for the speech by theresa may later?|j was he laying the ground for the speech by theresa may later? i think so. he is suggesting that there will bea so.

six months after having a baby, laura kenny helped the women qualify second greatest for the team pursuitlver in the team spirit. he had an 18 month lay—off after the olympics and he thought about retiring. that was backin thought about retiring. that was back in 2016. but they came second to the netherlands. another medal round his neck. i will be back with the headlines in the next half an hour. we are talking about one of the most pressing issues of our time, dementia. dementia is caused when the brain is affected by diseases and can include symptoms like memory loss, difficulty speaking of thinking. by the middle of this century, 1.3 million people will be living at home with dementia in this country. according to new figures seen by this programme. alzheimer's is a form of dementia and the alzheimer's society expects the number to double by2036 society expects the number to double by 2036 and to keep on rising as the population gets older and treatments improve. later this year, the government will set out how to pay for social care in ourold set out how to pay for social care in our

how about sarah huckabee sanders or kenny ann conway or ivanka trump or nikki haley or melania trump or condoleeza rice or laura: how about anybody? rachel: well they can't do that and by the way that was an incredible list so many women on that list, i love sarah huckabee sanders, these are women who are also mothers and they are very upfront about what they're doing managing their very high powered high pressure jobs and they're not afraid to talk about it as you guys know a lot of times companies like the intelligence and multi-tasking they ask them to keep their mommy problems at home. sarah huckabee sanders has used her podium to talk about mother hood to make it okay for other women to talk about their mommy issues because if you're a mom and you have kids you've got them. pete: such a great point. rachel: that's somebody really changing the paradigm for working mothers much more so than a lot of the women on that list. time for some equality. pete: keep e-mailing us friends@ foxnews.com and you might include laura ingraham. rachel: maria bartiromo. pete: if your name is omitted we love you all. rachel: w