can laura muir win gold for britain?catch up with england's record wicket taker, jimmy anderson, who fears for the future of test cricket. the england rugby union head coach, eddiejones, says he'll no longer use public transport after being physically and verbally abused on his way back from the calcutta cup match in edinburgh on saturday. a video emerged today showing jones being harrassed at a manchester railway station on sunday. jones says he came in for more abuse on hisjourney from manchester to london later on sunday. our rugby union reporter chris jones joins us now. it's a shame he didn't have the rest of his squad with him, isn't it! how did this come about? was travelling from edinburgh to manchester to watch the united and chelsea game with sir alex ferguson and then, going to london, jones said he was subjected to further verbal and physical abuse. and at manchester oxford road railway station in that video. it's unfortunate, because eddiejones is video. it's unfortunate, because eddie jones is amenable, vid

laura muir is going for a second medal after winning bronze, she is in the final of the 1500 metres tomorrowond behind the winner of the 3000 metres. she has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yet. has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yetlj has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yet. i have not had a chance to celebrate, i am trying to prepare for today. i will put celebrations on hold until after the championships. isa the championships. is a week like me that into the final of the 400 metres. she thought she had missed out after coming third in her seat. but the winner was littered disqualified for an infringement. elite doyle will also be in tomorrow‘s final. this winning jump was a personal best and one of the best in the world this year. and the ivory coast took gold and silver in the 60 metres. 0ne and the ivory coast took gold and silver in the 60 metres. one of the fastest ti mes silver in the 60 metres. one of the fastest times ever seen and the best time in the world this year. this victory capped an emotional year. time in th

chasing her to the finish line were netherlands‘ sifan hassan and scotland's laura muir but they couldn'trsuit team won their third successive world title beating great britain at the world track championships in the netherlands. the us were never behind in apeldoorn, holding an advantage ofjust over half a second after the first 1,000m against a great britain team that contained the four—time olympic gold medallist laura kenny, who gave birth to her first child in august and 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

laura muir has won herfirst medal on the global athletics stage and great britain's first of the worldnze in the three thousand metres. eilish mccolgan finished 10th. morgan lake and robbie grabarz both missed out on medals in their highjump events. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the quarterfinals of the welsh open snooker after winnning twice today, and he didn't drop a frame in doing so. earlier, he saw off david grace, who managed only 13 points in the whole match. mike dunn fared just a bit better — he managed to take a whole 44 points off o'sullivan in their encounter. but o'sullivan proved far too strong for his opponent. it's now three matches without dropping a frame. the's look at the football again. the's look at the football again. the latest of england women's match against france, still 4—1, these are like pictures. we have got eight minutes to go so england cruising. they have still got germany in the usa to come in this competition, but good start for phil neville. you can watch that on the red button, the bbc sport website and the app. that's all from sportsday with me

and also at the world indoor athletics, there was a brilliant silverfor laura muir, that's her secondal in birmingham — and there could be more medals to come for the british team on the final day. and chris has the weather. good morning. we are looking at a murky start to the day with frost and ice around. more snow to come, especially in eastern scotland. but in many areas the weather will be getting less severe as the thaw that's under way. —— gets under way. good morning. first, our main story. snow and ice continue to cause widespread disruption despite temperatures slowly rising. many rail lines remain blocked and drivers have been warned to expect delays. two yellow warnings remain in place, covering much of the uk, while 16 flood warnings have been issued for the south—west and north—east of england. thousands of homes in cut—off rural communities remain without power. simon clemson reports. with so much snow to melt and even a little more in today's forecast, some will be living with these conditions and the disruption for a while yet. northern england, the midlands, wales an

last night, the action is under way on day three with more britons going for medals, including laura muireman has started his campaign in the 60 metres. he broke the world record in this event in the lead—up to birmingham, and cruised through his heat despite an early stumble out of the blocks. britain's cj ujah also safely made it through his heat. the semifinals start just after seven o'clock this evening. britain's other sprinter andrew robertson also came through as a fastest loser despite coming fourth in his heat. live coverage is over on bbc two and the bbc sport website. and the bbc sport website. few things going on this morning. they're currently in the first round of the women's triple jump final. no british interest in that one. also the heats of the men's 1,500 metres. britain's chris o'hare has just missed out on a place in the next round in that one after finishing down in 5th in his heat. nice and warm in there. how about outside. time to get the weather. we have got 55 centimetres of snow near cardiff in southern wales. an incredible amount of snow, difficult to get out a

laura muir is the most recent athlete to continue great britain's middle distance tradition, giving everythingt the world indoor championships this weekend. she studied medicine to become a vet, and recognises her link to bannister. i think he was very influential and very sort of inspirational to a lot of people, and to me, that you can combine, you know, academics and running. sir roger bannister was knighted in 1975. athletics was only a small part of his life. he regarded his work as a neurologist as more significant. when he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease he described the gentle irony that a neurologist should find himself with a neurological condition. training for roger bannister in athletics had been half an hour a day on a cinder track. the world's first for minute miler was also perhaps sport's last great amateur. sir roger bannister who has died at the age of 88. translation: it has been five days, no fuel, no bread, no food, no water. most of them are civilians who have not been able to escape the war. translation: when the plane's shelled, i could not see anything in front

great britain's laura muir has won her second medal of the world indoor athletics championships, claiminggave her all to improve on her bronze medal in the 3000 metres. ethiopia's genzebe dibaba won gold for a middle distance double. and the man being dubbed ‘the next usain bolt‘ set a championship record on his way to winning the 60 metres. america's christian coleman clocked 6.37 seconds. britain's cj ujah was disqualified in the semi—finals. england's cricketers are now 2—1 up in their one day series against new zealand. after a nail—biting victory in the third match in wellington. new zealand finished four runs short of their 234 target. england can seal the series with a win in dunedin on wednesday. katie archibald and emily nelson have won great britain's second gold at the track cycling world championships in the netherlands. dominating the women's madison, despite a late change of team, as nelson replaced elinor barker, who crashed—out yesterday. it takes britain's medal tally to six. that's it. but as always, there's plenty more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from

and later this evening laura muir is hoping to win her second medal of the championships in the 1500ain's domination of rowing over the past two decades, sir david tanner, has retired this week. but despite his crews winning 35 olympic and paralympic medals — he never attracted much attention. so our reporter tim hague went to meet him, and find out more. surprising that one of which an's best elite coaches ever is little known outside of rowing. best elite coaches ever he's won many medals. best elite coaches ever why is he retiring? best elite coaches ever it will be hard to step out. best elite coaches ever rowing is my hobby and my life in some ways. i shan't leave rowing, i have done 21 years that is quite long time. the first rovers have been out on the water from 7am this morning, the sun is still coming up, and that commitment to be the best comes from sir david tanner all the way down. he is an ex—headteacher and he still carries that with him. we have all been called into the headmaster‘s office. he has created this incredible place of success and inspiration. he will alway

laura muir is the most recent athlete to continue great britain's middle distance tradition, giving everything become a vet, and recognises her link to bannister. i think he was very influential and very sort of inspirational to a lot of people, and certainly to me, that you can combine, you know, academics and running. sir roger bannister was knighted in 1975. athletics was only a small part of his life. he regarded his work as a neurologist as more significant. when he was diagnosed with parkinson's disease, he described the gentle irony that a neurologist should find himself with a neurological condition. training for roger bannister in athletics had been half an hour a day on a cinder track. the world's first for minute miler was also perhaps sport's last great amateur. —— four minute. after a year of turmoil in the film industry, hollywood has once again rolled out the red carpet for the oscars. let's get more now from our correspondent peter bowes in los angeles. unhappy man because one of my favourite actors has an oscar. yes, sam rockwell winning for best supporting actorfor sam rockwe

laura muir is looking to follow up the bronze she won in the 3,000 metres with another medal in the 1500d place in her heat, behind friday's gold medallist, genzebe di—baba. zoey clarke is into the final of the 400 metres. she came third in her heat but the winner stephanie ann mcpherson was disqualified for an early infringement. eilidh doyle also made it through as a fastest loser. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. important with some games now be cancelled because of the weather. children the special educational needs to attend special schools are travelling an average three times longer than other children. and sometimes making round trips of over 40 miles. some say the government has neglected special schools. 6:30am and nicky is getting ready for the school run. 0scar was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder aged seven and is now suffering from suspected post—traumatic stress related to what happened in his mainstream school. so 0scar, who is 11, now has a daily schooljourney of 47 miles. each way. on a good run, an ho

laura muir has won her second medal of the world indoor athletics championships — a silver in the 1500mirst global medal of her career and improved one place tonight, but still finished behind genzebe dibaba of ethiopia in birmingham, with netherlands' sifan hassan third. eilidh doyle won a bronze in the 400m. her first individual global medal with a season's best time. courtney 0kolo took gold in an american one—two. and another american christian coleman came through to win gold in the blue riband event, the 60m. he clocked a time of 6.37 seconds, just three hundredths of a second off the world record he set in february. and for 800m runner elliot giles, who's from birmingham, it looked like a night to remember when he was promoted to third after the american athlete drew windle, who had come second, was disqualified. but he then lost his bronze medal again after windle was reinstated just over an hour later following an appeal. and just before i go, time to tell you john higgins has beaten gary wilson to reach the final of the welsh 0pen snooker. it'll be against barry hawkins tomorr

laura muir has qualified for the 1500m finals tomorrow.lace on the podium in the 3000 metres, but muir will have to wait until after the final in this event tomorrow to celebrate her bronze. i need to put this on hold until the chubb insurance. having had that medal in my pocket, already. great britain have added another medal on day three of the world track cycling championship in apeldoorn in the netherlands. mark stewart took bronze in the men's points race which is over 160 laps. australia's cameron meyer won gold with home riderjan willem van schip took silver. britain now have four medals — one gold, two silvers and stewa rt‘s — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. — one gold, two silvers and stewa rt‘s bronze. it's — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. it's been a difficult evening for elinor barker. earlier the briton was caught up in this crash during the elimination race in the women's omnium. she went into the fourth and final event, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn't manage to hold on to

laura muir has herfirst major medal, winning 3000 metres bronze on the first day of the world indoor 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 has happened. take us back to 1998, when christopher died in police custody. you fought so hard for

laura muir is looking to follow up the bronze she won in the 3000 metres with another medal in the 1500nzebe dibaba. great britain added another medal on day three of the world track championship in the netherlands. mark stewart won bronze in the men's points race, which is over 160 laps. australia's cameron meyer retained his title with home rider jan willem van schip taking silver. britain now have four medals — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. it was a difficult evening for britain's elinor barker as she was caught up in this crash, during the elimination race, in the women's omnium. she went into this final event, which was, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn't manage to hold on to it, finishing sixth overall. kirsten vild took gold for the netherlands. super league fixtures have been hit by the weather, but last night's games went ahead. hull fc got their season back on track by beating warrington 21—12. it was a bad tempered affair in which both sides had a man sent off, after two red cards. elsewhere, wigan moved up to second, with a 32—16 win ov

let's turn our attention now to the world indoor athletics in birmingham, where great britain's laura muir took bronze in the 3000 on thursday. another medal up for grabs this evening is in the men's 60 metres. great britain's cj ujah and andrew robertson have both qualified for the semi—finals which get underway at ten past seven on bbc two. ujah won his heat to qualify automatically for the final while robertson had a tense wait to see if he would get through as one of the fastest losers after finishing fourth in heat four. a season's best time for great britain's women's 4 x 400 metre relay team has earned them a place in tomorrow's final. megan beesley overtook the italians in the anchor leg and just managed to hold them off to cross the line in second place behind the usa, guaranteeing automatic qualification. and a strong performance from the men's 4 x 400 metre team means they will also compete for gold tomorrow. the quartet recorded a season's best time of 3:05:29 which is the fourth fastest time ever of a british men's team indoors. you can follow all the athletics here on bbc two

laura muir is looking to follow up the bronze she won in the 3000 metres with another medal in the 1500llist, genzebe dibaba. i haven't had a chance to celebrate. i haven't had a chance to celebrate. i have been trying to prepare for today and the 1500 tomorrow. but i am so delighted to have a medal in my pocket already. great britain added another medal on day three of the world track championship in apeldoorn in the netherlands. mark stewart won bronze in the men's points race, which is over 160 laps. australia's cameron meyer retained his title with home rider jan willem van schip taking silver. britain now have four medals — one gold, two silvers and stewart's bronze. it was a difficult evening for britain's elinor barker as she was caught up in this crash, during the elimination race, in the women's omnium. she went into this final event, which was, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn't manage to hold on to it, finishing sixth overall. kirsten vild took gold for the netherlands. super league fixtures have been hit by the weather, but last night's games went ah

and these are the pictures of laura muir who won are first medal on the world stage, bronze and 80,000he next commonwealth games, she has broken her ankle. we will bring you more on that later. thank you for that. in a major 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. —— claudia fragapane has suffered a torn achilles tendon in training that will result in her unfortunately having to withdraw from forthcoming competitions including the british championship, gymnastics world cup and the commonwealth games. let us speak to norman smith now.|j think we can expect a much more consolatory speech

there could be more to come today, laura miller is looking to follow up the bronze she won in the 3000 metres, with a 1500 metre. —— muir to dismiss: growth of a9, and just a few moments ago, another wicket for moeen ali means that new zealand have now slumped to 97— four, offjust over 21 overs. so maybe it will be closer than we thought, with england‘s total of 235. great britain have added another medal on day three of the world track championships in the netherlands. mark stewart won bronze in the men‘s points race which is over 160 laps. australia‘s camera may retain his title with home rider jan willem van schip taking silver. britain now have four medals, one gold to silvers and the bronze. it was a difficult evening for britain‘s elinor barker as she was caught up in this crash during the elimination race in the women‘s omnium. she went into the fourth and final event, the points race, in the bronze medal position, but couldn‘t manage to hold on to it, finishing sixth overall just a nine points off a medal. kirsten vild took gold for the netherlands. middlesbrough are into the championship play—off places, after

fantastic few days, it all started on thursday evening. all started on thursday evening. remember laura muir? yes, she has won another one. another one. that is half the team's medals now. we are up to four. in the 3000 metres and last night she took silver in the 1500m. to take second. who is 24. she says that she can now mix it with the the best. the competition is so tough. thought if i could get one medal, that would be a great achievement. that would be a great achievement. but to get two, and a silver, that is great. such a confidence booster. seventh at global championships before this. before this. time to get on the podium and i have gone and one double here. gone and one double here. —— won a double here. in the 400m. it's not her preferred event. finish, after winning medals as part of the british relay squad. in the netherlands. great britain are up to six medals there. katie archibald and emily nelson stormed to gold in the madison. to pull out. i am a bit speechless at the moment. it is going to take a while to sink in. i think we raced very well as a team. team. think we playe