leicester stay third.for the next two seasons for preaching a financial fairplay regulations. he said they will appeal expected to be overturned. plenty more on that story on our website. plenty more on that story on our website. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are martin bentham, home affairs editor at the evening standard and sian griffiths, education editor at the sunday times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the mirror leads with a story that prince andrew stayed with a fashion tycoon who's accused of raping ten women. the mail has the same story — of prince andrew links to the billionaire peter nygard. the guardian leads with a new police scheme that has reduced reoffending rates, and could transform how the justice system deals with violent crime. the express looks ahead to storm dennis — which is expected to bring torrential rain and 80 mile per hou

so, plenty of entertainment in leicester.st manchester city, yes. west bromwich albion are back on top of the championship. they beat bottom side luton 2—0 and havejumped above leeds who lost at home to wigan. brentford are still fifth, said benrahma‘s hat—trick helped them beat hull. it was a game that saw some calamitous goals scored by both sides. hull defender reece burke scoring an own goal as he attempted to head the ball clear. and then there was a moment for brentford keeper david raya to forget, as he miscontrolled this inocuous looking through—ball. they led 2—1 at half—time, but benrahma, who scored the first of the match, completed his hattrick after the break. 5—1 to brentford. nottingham forest have slipped to fourth after losing 2—1 at birmingham. barnsley are still in the bottom three, they lost 2—1 at charlton. fulham are up to third, they beat huddersfield 3—2. leed‘s pablo hernandez scored an own goal in that 1—0 defeat to wigan. middlesbrough and blackburn drew 1—1, as did preston and swansea. bristol city

lester if they win, go back into the top two. —— leicester.ies have been banned for the next two seasons and fined £25 million. what do we know? huge story. we know this investigation into manchester city's financial fairplay, those break even regulations that all clubs have to abide by. they've been conducting their own investigation and the last couple of minutes so they resealed the outcome —— revealed. for the next two season, they will not be allowed to play in the champions league and the fine is closer to 30 million euros. that is the statement, they say they have been serious breach is committed by manchester city overstating it sponsorship revenue. this is between 2012 and 2016 and they've also found that in breach of the regulation, the club failed to co—operate in the investigation of this case. we know manchester city try to have it stopped because the officer said he wa nted stopped because the officer said he wanted them banned for a year. this was even before the panel had sat so the city said the whole process was flawed. they

leicester stay second from bottom — with only saracens below, because of their points deduction.o beat worcester by a point. london irish surprised harlequins 29—15 at the stoop. four games in the pro 1a today. champions leinster thrashed cheetahs 36—12. edinburgh have gone top of conference b after a 111—9 win at scarlets. matt scott broke clear for the second of their two tries before half—time. they couldn‘t add to the score in the second half but stood firm for the win. 0spreys caused a big shock as they beat ulster 26—24. 0spreys were trailing — but this penalty from luke price, five minutes from the end snatched victory for the home side. the win isn‘t enough to move 0spreys off the bottom of conference a, while ulster stay second. 0spreys picked up their first win since october by beating ulster 26—24 connacht against cardiff has just kicked off. it‘s currently 3—0 to connacht just the one game in super league today and israel folau made an instant impact as catalans dragons beat castleford tigers 36—18. he scored six minutes into his debut in perpignan — with sam tomkins

leicester still very much in the hunt for a champions league spot, in third place.dgers is impressed with what his opposite number, nuno espirito santo, has done this season. he has done an excellentjob there and they defend deep, family counter—attack and have some really talented players. so we anticipate, like we do in every game and a particular way from home, is that it is a really tough game. he's more used to the sunny climes of miami about to start the season with his mls franchise. but global football star david beckham has been spotted in rather unglamorous setting in the uk. the former manchester united and real madrid player, was spotted at somerset‘s clevedon town to watch 17—year—old son romeo, as he played for his school's u18s in a friendly against clevedon's u18 side. it ended in a 5—3 win for the home side, and beckham posed for a team picture on twitter — with clevedon, at the end. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, gavin ramjaun — and the rest of the sport team — that's your friday sport bri

a late goal by substitute gabriel jesus gives manchester city victory at leicester, and tightens theirot in the premier league. and the countdown is on to tyson fury‘s world heavyweight rematch with deontay wilder — we'll be in las vegas ahead of tonight's fight. hello, and thanks forjoining us here on sportsday. let's begin with the six nations which returned today with mixed scotland got their first win of the campaign, but wales hopes of defending their title have all but disappeared. they were beaten 27—23 by france — who remain on course for the grand slam. well, 0lly foster is at the principality stadium for us this evening. 0lly, another impressive french performance? yes, really, really good, so impressive, this very young french side. 600 caps fewer than the welsh side, he were feuding a record 850 plus, that is the six nations record. the welsh will be bitterly disappointed, because they almost had enough to get itjust over the line. this is the first french win in cardiff for ten years. 20 time —— 2010 with the last time they won the six nations title, with a grand slam as w

jamal lewis breathes life into norwich city's season — as leicester are beaten at carrow road.the wars. after going into the world track cycling championships with a broken shoulder now laura kenny has to deal with this. and one of swimming's most divisive characters sun yang is banned for eight years after missing a doping test — prompting strong reaction from the swimming community. welcome to sportsday. norwich city have hope again, written off by most at the bottom of the premier league — they've boosted their survival hopes tonight after a huge win over third placed leicester at carrow road. it takes them to within four points of safety as adam wild reports. it was exactly 15 years ago that smith called for norge to find their wealth man amongst the carrow rowd crowd. a decade and a half on the data hero now perhaps more than ever. rock—bottom since boxing day come a hero now perhaps more than ever. rock—bottom since boxing day, time running out for a reprieve. provided much of what little there has been for the canaries to sing about this season. but not this time. lester

there are several threads to the tail of this knitwear manufacturer in leicester has picked up ordersom elsewhere. a lot more new inquiries are coming through but there is a bit of concern about the kind of earlier supply chain in getting raw materials in and to make sure we are not going to run out of any of them. what can be done to support businesses? policymakers across the world could cut interest rates. but as they are already low there is very little firepower left. for authorities, businesses and investors the anxiety is set to continue. at least 50 countries have confirmed coronavirus cases so far — with the virus spreading to many of them from italy. it started in the northern regions of lombardy, around milan, and neighbouring veneto. eleven towns are in quarantine. there have been 21 deaths from the virus. all these european countries have cases that are linked to the italian hotspots — from denmark and lithuania in the north to spain in the south. that includes hundreds of guests in lockdown in a hotel on the spanish island of tenerife, which stemmed from an italian coupl

jamal lewis breathes life into norwich city's season — as leicester are beaten at carrow road.shoulder now laura kenny has to deal with this. and one of swimming's most divisive characters sun yang is banned for eight years after missing a doping test — prompting strong reaction from the swimming community.

and coming up in sportsday on bbc news — after their winter break wolves and leicester return to premiertion. we'll tell you who came out on top at molineux. good evening. for the second weekend in a row britain is due to be battered by fierce weather — with storm dennis replacing storm ciara. parts of yorkshire, wales and the south west are likely to have flooding, and severe travel disruption is expected. where storm ciara brought violent gusts of wind, storm dennis will bring up to 140 millimetres of rain — that's potentially a months worth in 48 hours in some places. one place at risk is hebden bridge in west yorkshire — which has had severe flooding several times before. you can see as we go through the weekend how heavy the rain here will become. the town's vulnerable because it lies in a dip in a steep—sided valley, but it's also surrounded by water — with a canal and the meeting point of three rivers. flood defences are due to be built here at the end of this year — but that's little comfort to residents now. our correspondent danny savage reports now from hebden bridge. in hebde

lowly leicester tigers picked up just their third win of the premiership season.f their two tries. leicester are still second from bottom. 0nly saracens are below them because of their points deduction. they beat sale today. elsewhere there were wins for london irish and bath. edinburgh battled to the top of pro14 conference b with a 14—9 win over scarlets. matt scott broke clear for the second of their two tries before half—time. elsewhere there were wins for leinster 0spreys and connacht. laura muir gave the glasgow crowd plenty to cheer at the indoor grand prix — even though she missed out on a world record attempt. she won the 1,000 metres at her home track. muir, who is based in glasgow, had set her sights on beating the 21 year old world record but was just outside of it. jemma reekie continued her sensational start to 2020 by winning the 1,500m. she had already broken three british indoor records this month and produced a blistering final lap to finish in four minutes, 4.07 seconds. the new star of men's athletics shone brightly again as armand duplantis br

chelsea remain fourth, six points behind leicester, after beating tottenham 2—1.om olivier giroud and marcos alonso. the game's controversial moment came when giovani lo celso escaped a red card, for second—half tackle on cesar azpilicueta. the video assistant referee decided against punishment, although officials in stockley park later admitted a mistake had been made, and the player should have been sent off. this one didn't need to go to the monitor, it needed to be decided it was a red card and it was clear. it is the tackle that seriously endangers azpilicueta and everyone who knows the can see that straightaway. it is not good enough andi straightaway. it is not good enough and i am disappointed because we have had to anyway, it did not affect the game today but it would have affected the game on monday. i am disappointed, i am an advocate of var, i wanted to work and get those decisions right and that is what we all want and it was so clear was a red card incident. another? for us. there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth a

leicester stay third. plenty of goals in the championship tonight though.all draw. tom eaves rescued a point for hull city in the 95th minute just like the first match, it was another dramatic final ball decider in the second t20 between south africa and england. this time — england came out on top. they posted 201! for 7 from their 20 overs in durban. south africa were always up with the run rate and captain quinton de kock fired the fastest half century by a south african. they needed 3 from the final two balls. tom curran took two wickets to see england to victory. the final match takes place in centurion on sunday. no six nations this weekend. premiership leaders exeter chiefs beat gloucester 26—15 at kingsholm. stuart hogg is back with exeter after captaining scotland and scored his side's second try after a flowing move. it's the chiefs fifth win in six league games. in the proili, glasgow warriors thrashed zebre 56—24 for a bonus—point win. mesu dolokoto scoring two of his sides seven tries. in the night's other game munster were even bigger winners

leicester have had their troubles of late.t half, and still, delia waited. heranxiety would come in the first half, and still, delia waited. her anxiety not helped when kelechi iheanacho funded one in immediately after halftime. norwich were again saved, this time by var, which spotted a handball in the buildup. now it was not as's turned to press forward, but getting past kasper schmeichel was their biggest problem. that was until the ball fell to jamal lewis on the edge of the box. nobody was stopping data. norwich had their hero, an unlikely one, but they will need plenty more in coming weeks if they are to survive. there were seven goals at easter road as hibs stormed into the semi finals of the scottish cup with a 5—2 win over inverness caledonian thistle. the championship side pulled a goal back at 3—0 down, but then had a man sent off, before stephane omeonga added a fourth. and then a fifth from jamie gullan, as hibs are the first team to make it through. tomorrow hearts take on rangers and st mirren host aberdeen. the

he‘s been linked with a move to leicester.e implemented the changes will not be implemented in time for the euros the summer. she finished top score in the past 12 months as well as stirring in the road cup with her country. i was like gosh, i am not all. but i did not know what i had until it was gone and then from then on, it is go time. yet, last year was a bit of a roller coaster with the world cup and then chicago making herfirst final and then losing the final, there is a lot of ups and downs spreading personally, intend to represent your country in a world cup, it is amazing. an amazing honour it did not go the way that we wa nted honour it did not go the way that we wanted to but it was a huge learning curve 110w wanted to but it was a huge learning curve now is probably the highlight. it was unbelievable to see the crowd, the social media reactions, those most important thing, there are people talking about the women‘s world cup and hopefully that continues to be to keep the buzz going into the next olympics and the n

women's fa cup holders manchester city will play against either leicester or reading in the quarterfinals been made tonight. here's the rest of the fixtures... either crystal palace or brighton v birmingham city. everton v chelsea after both won their matches tonight. either arsenal or lewes v tottenham. time for a quick look at the other sports news stories making the headlines. pep guardiola has told friends he intends to stay as manchester city manager despite the club's two—year ban from european football. unless city overturn the ban imposed by uefa, they will not compete in europe until 2022 after this season. an agreement is already in place for a third world title fight between tyson fury and deontay wilder, according to fury‘s promoter frank warren. they fight in las vegas on saturday after their first bout ended in a draw back in 2018. having lost the recent test series against england, faf du plessis has stepped down as south africa captain. he says he has made the decision in the team's "best interests". kim clijsters has lost her first match on her return to the wta tour afte

to domestic rugby union and sale sharks thrashed struggling leicester tigers 36—3 in rugby union's premiershiprick was part of four tries on the night for sale to secure the bonus point victory. that sees them leapfrog northampton in the table and move to second place behind exeter. elsewhere, wasps bounced back from tuesday's departure of their director of rugby dai young, by thumping relegated saracens 60 points to ten. edinburgh stay top of conference b in the pro 1a after a bonus—point win over connacht at murrayfield. it finished 41 — 1a to edinburgh. duhan van der merwe battling through the wall of connacht players to eventually get the bonus try. meanwhile leinster were 21—13 winners over ospreys. cian kelleher‘s late try sealing the victory for the irish side as they remain top of conference a. time for a look at the other sports news stories making the headlines. wayne rooney's 500th appearance in english league football was bitter sweet. he marked it with this coolly taken penalty to put his derby county side ahead against fulham. but his night was spoiled by aleksandar mitrovic‘s eq

city are on their winter break, but wolves and leicester are back from theirs.in. leicester could go above city... we have had 20 minutes at the clock in molineux. you can listen to live commentary on radio 55. another dramatic final ball decider in the second t20 between south africa and england. assemblyman came out on top posting 20a-7 assemblyman came out on top posting 20a—7 for the 20 overs in durban... south africa were always up with the captain firing this statement a massive six admitted to a half a century, the quickest south african to do so in t20 cricket. three of final two balls needed. two wickets seeing him to victory for the final mac takes places on sunday. —— final match. sullivan is through to the world semifinal stomach he will play karen wilson in the finals after he knocked out the... tonight conflict quarterfinal between judgement... and that is all the support for now. more for you in the next hour. look forward to that, ben, thank you. a high courtjudge has ruled that police acted unlawfully, when they turned up at a man's workplace af

no jamie vardy for leicester because of a calf injury.edonian thistle for a place in the scotish cup semi finals. it's still nil nil. hibs thiught they had a penalty after 7 minutes, but the referee adjudged martin boyle to have dived. brave decsion from the ref tv replays were pretty inconclusive as to whether the keepers foot made contact. there's live coverage now on the bbc sport website laura kenny is currently taking part in the final event of the 0mnium at the track cycling world championships in berlin following a nasty crash earlier this afternoon. kenny— seen here in the white in the middle of your screen — was taking part in the opening race earlier. she was one of five riders to crash with just over a lap to go. she was able to walk off the track with a cut near her right eye. she had to have stitches but was allowed to carry on and finished eighth in the second event — the tempo race — putting her 16th at the halfway stage. kenny broke her shoulder in the omnium at the world cup in canada only last month. england's women are

his manager says he could be out for ‘weeks' so he's a doubt for the league game against leicester onreak. they also play real madrid at the end of the month in the first leg of their last 16 champions league tie. injuries to key players has been a theme at city this season: a problem and in the first year, and the season for five mount, for five months and always a problem but it is what it is. these things happen u nfortu nately. is what it is. these things happen unfortunately. especially for the players. time now for some of the day's other sport stories: jurgen klopp has won the manager of the month award forjanuary, his fifth of this campaign. that's a record for a single season which takes him past pep guardiola who won it four times two years ago. an investigation into the formula two crash that killed anthoine hubert at last year's belgian grand prix has found that no driver was to blame. the 22—year—old frenchman was stationary when he was hit by another car at almost 140 miles per hour. the fia says there were ‘multiple contributory factors' that led to the tragedy israel f

manchester city, which will be a real boost during this difficult time, well next up their city is leicester is yet to come when they hear that championship league music against real madrid in the last 60 next week. it's the story that will keep on going for the next few months, isn't it, katie? thank you very much for now. kilmarnock and aberdeen also fought it out for a place in the last eight of the scottish cup tonight. it finished goalless between the two sides in the first match but aberdeen got the best of a seven goal thriller tonight let's have a quick look at some of the days other headlines. ole gunnar solskjaer says marcus rashford's back injury is more severe than they thought. he has a stress fracture in his back. still no place for finra salonsz's six nation squad after his pretournament fall out with head coach, townsend has made three changes to the team to face italy and rome on saturday though, as both look for theirfirst wins and rome on saturday though, as both look for their first wins of the campaign. lewes hamilton made a big statement of intent as he bids for a recor

it was only 28% leicester so there is definitely room, that is largely due to china. 20% of its revenuesm china, but that is actually huge opportunity for them. china has a stated goal of expanding its biotech and life sciences business but they also don't plan on building any tools. jack: "when you're picking a very unloved stock. it's a hated stock. >> hated, few want to come back story you have to look at the stock that's been pressured at scone down from its business last year. the avenue ceo, you have a lot of assets that can be sold some great assets i'm not so great. it's about streamlining it's about paying down debt and it's about keeping those dividends healthy. jack: this is one of buffett's biggest mistakes i hope you are right. then, you are also could terry and gm. >> this company reported earnings this week and did well. but it's also the sweet spot here. it's not as overpriced as tesla comment traded just six times the earnings so it's cheap. also has a lot of money going into electric vehicles and autonomous driving. it has its crude division which is $19 billion in the

leicester stay second from bottom — with only saracens below, because of their points deduction. bath edged to a thrilling 22—21 win at worcester. edinburgh are top of the pro 14 conference b after a 14—9 win over scarlets. matt scott broke clear for the second of their two tries before half—time. they couldn't add to the score in the second half but stood firm for the win. other results from today... laura muir gave the glasgow crowd plenty to cheer at the indoor grand prix by winning the 1,000 metres although she missed out on a world record time. muir, who is based in glasgow, had set her sights on beating the 21—year—old world record but was just outside of it. i was iwasa i was a little bit down on the 400, that last bit was so sore. ijust wa nted that last bit was so sore. ijust wanted to try and run as hard as i could and i think for where i'm at, i'm happy with that. i'd have loved to have broken that world record, where else better to do a sheet than here, almost but not quite. jemma reekie continued her sensational start to 2020 by winning the 1500 metres. she had alrea

third place leicester are very well placed for a champions league place.ts that he's had no talks with the club over a new deal. there is just over a year to run on his contract. the paper also claims that pep guardioal believes he could be sacked by manchester city, if he fails to win the champions league with the club this season. the guardian has carried out an investigation into the online ticket resale website stubhub. the paper claims the firm makes millions of pounds from football tickets, despite a law banning their resale in england and wales. and the express runs a story about england star mario itoje. itoje claims he did nothing knowingly wrong in business dealings with saracens, as the fall out from salary cap scandal continues. now, when do you give someone a second chance? former premier league referee bobby madley was sacked back in 2018 after sending a video mocking a disabled person. but having moved to norway, to rebuild his carer, he's been given a chance to return to england to referee and will be officiating matches in league one and t

again, iam link burton on trent to leicester again, i am told we have no money.estershi re constituency, no one in north west leicestershire will travel north 20 minutes to get a train for more money to get to london 20 minutes faster. the only people who want hs2 live in london, and you get the impression that showed that when they have to travel to the midlands and the north, they can get back to london faster and spent less time in the midlands and the north! do you really think that is fair? it will benefit london. the faster you can get to london from the regions, london is a black hole which sucks in money, it is the finest city in the world but the faster you can get to london the more resources it will suck out. we need more communication to create critical mass to retain our graduates and young people who can have a strong feature in the midlands and the north and not feel that to progress their career they have to go to london. you supported the prime minister when he was running for leader. because you campaigned so prominently on this, you must have r

just time to update you on the early premier league match between leicester and chelsea.up next it's click. over the last decade or so, fashion has gotten faster. cutting—edge design techniques coupled with a huge reduction in the cost of production and the growing success of online clothing sites means new designs and trends can be turned into low—cost clothing much quicker than just once a season. as a result, more than1 million tons of clothes are now bought every year in the uk. the environment and the waste produced by fast fashion is just one issue facing the industry. another is how these clothes are made in the first place. bangladesh is a case in point. it employs millions of people in this industry but is faced with regular calls to improve its working conditions. some now think that adding robots to the factories may help but at what cost? this is a very live example of the automation versus jobs argument that we hear so much about. jen has been to bangladesh and has been given very rare access to the industry. bangladesh is second only to china in producing cl

to secure three crucial points for manchester city in the battle for second place, as they beat leicesterd their grip on fourth place with victory over tottenham. crystal palace got their first win of 2020 while sheffield united missed the chance to move above spurs with a draw against brighton. there were also wins for burnley and southampton. in the scottish premiership — aberdeen lost their grip on third place with a 2—1 defeat to ross county. motherwell go above them after a goaless draw with hamilton and hibs were held to a 1—all draw by livingston. and in the women's t20 cricket wold cup, t20 cricket world cup, new zealand were forced to work hard for their victory over sri lanka, while west indies survived a scare against debutants thailand, overcoming a batting stutter to win by seven wickets. england begin their campaign tomorrow morning. well, there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the british indoor championships in glasgow. but for now, from me, good night. thank you so much, and you can see more of course on all of today's stories on the bbc news cha

oregon, leicester, on the republican line. caller: hello. say [indiscernible] wrong -- what's happening is the votes from votes arecounty, the all return -- overturned so they don't really have a chance to vote for governor. have a nice day. could be wrong, but there are several states, maybe some that do mail-in ballots, is that a loaf i way of resolving these issues? guest: that's why we should leave it to the states. some states vote by mail, completely. we have to make sure that everybody gets a chance to vote and every vote is counted. state and local officials know the best way to run their election. not the colleagues that i serve with in washington. host: on the independent line, donnie, in creswell, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i have three quick points i'd like to ask about. in north carolina we have voters who voted for voter id, which would eliminate illegals voting and double voting and people using dead people voting. i believe that should be one of the requirements, just like everybody needs an id to dri

time to update you on the football, it is 0—0 between leicester city and chelsea in the early kick—off sport website. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. let's get more on brexit, as the uk is now out of the european union after a7 years of membership. the historic moment at 11 o'clock last night was marked by celebrations — and some commiserations — across the country. there will now be a transition period until the end of the year, during which the government will try to forge a new relationship with the eu. gavin lee is in malaga, gauging reaction. you lucky man! i take it that not a lot has changed there, because we are saying that here not a lot has changed either. i'm quite often in brussels, so just to see the sun is quite incredible. my eyes aren't used to it. what is interesting is the phrase that nothing is different but everything has changed. that is what makes has told me. a lot of the british residents and others with interests here, there are fringe and 50,000 british residents who live across t

there are several threads to the tail of this knitwear manufacturer in leicester has picked up orderses are coming through but there is a bit of concern about the kind of earlier supply chain in getting raw materials in and to make sure we are not going to run out of any of them. what can be done to support businesses? policymakers across the world could cut interest rates. but as they are already low there is very little firepower left. for authorities, businesses and investors the anxiety is set to continue. dharshini david, bbc news. crisis talks have been taking place to prevent a major international escalation of the civil war in northern syria — after a surge in fighting between turkish and syrian forces. 33 turkish soldiers were killed in an air strike, and turkey has responded by targeting hundreds of syrian government sites. syrian government troops, which are backed by russian forces, are conducting a massive offensive in idlib province. it's the last opposition—held stronghold in the north of the country. turkey, which supports the anti—government rebels, has sent thousands

walking down the street and people think looking at celebrity de leicester, it affects you so much you you know you are in control so only one person is taking pictures. you are not walking down the street with your children or going for chopping without the paparazzi following now the paparazzi following now the paparazzi know this is how i look, how i work, if something has happened, i can control this. i do not want to walk down the street with a million paparazzi. not only is it embarrassing, it affects you. i want to go out and weigh what i want, i want to be seen with who i wa nt want, i want to be seen with who i want in private, i want to do my will things in private. once they ta ke will things in private. once they take the picture they can go. what has just happened with laura whitmore, that is notjust about paparazzi, it is about being a human being. if you allow the paparazzi to ta ke being. if you allow the paparazzi to take pictures all the time, it is a nightmare. he may be paparazzi but is he not a human being as well? where have morals gone in society today? it is cra

steve walsh used to play for leicester. he now runs a youth academy, and says things had to change.d attacked the ball. you just think back, "god, all them days of heading, what could it do?" children between 12 and 16 will be gradually introduced to heading in training, amid continuing concern over whether one of football's key skills comes at a risk. andy swiss, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris. the headlines tonight. behind for a fleeting moment... but fabianski's fumble helps record—equalling liverpool move four wins from the title. tyson top of the world... but will it bejoshua next for the new wbc champion... we hearfrom the two men trying to make it happen. and new questions over mo farah‘s relationship with his banned former coach have been raised in a bbc panorama programme. hello again. the scoreline says something very familiar...

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there are several threads to the tale of this knitwear manufacturer in leicester who has picked up ordersre coming through, but is there a concern about the raw materials and making sure we won't run out of them. what can be done to support businesses? central bankers, including those in the us have tried to calm markets by saying they are ready to cut interest rates. but they are already very low and the anxiety is set to continue. crisis talks have been taking place to prevent a major international escalation of the civil war in northern syria — after a surge in fighting between turkish and syrian forces. 33 turkish soldiers were killed in an airstrike, and turkey has responded by targeting hundreds of syrian government sites. syrian government troops, which are backed by russian forces, are conducting a massive offensive in idlib province. it's the last opposition—held stronghold in the north of the country. turkey, which supports the anti—government rebels, has sent thousands of troops across its border to assist them. 0ur international correspondent 0rla guerin has sent this report.

manchester city will play against either leicester or reading in the quarter—finals.e are the rest of the fixtures... kim clusters has lost her for match after returning after seven years and four children. she lost anything to buy tennis championship in straight sets. i felt like i was close to... close to playing good tennis but i was finally able to do it in the second said and although it in the second said and although it isa it in the second said and although it is a loss, i feel the second is that it was a big step forward in at a level that i played in the last few weeks. i will take that with me home and that is what i can build on. that is all the sport for now. i buy. storm dennis has long cleared out of the way but it has left a legacy of flooding with water as far as the eye can see. this is where the picture from worcester. severe flood warnings in force. these are tending to be clustered on stretches of the river wye and the river severn. another two flood warnings elsewhere in the uk and it is likely there will be a number of days before the flood wate

the battle for the premier league's champions league and is in a drawer as leicester and chelsea stillopen finals. i will have more stories for you in an hour. the united kingdom is today beginning a new era outside the european union. at 11 o'clock last night, the legal ties which have bound britain to its european neighbours for almost 5 decades were cut. in a message released by downing street, borisjohnson said he wanted to unite the country, and expressed the hope that brexit would mark a moment of national renewal. our political correspondent, helen catt, reports. there is no turning the clock back now. the uk became an ex—member of the european union at this moment. big ben chimes. cheers. in the shadow of the real big ben, some celebrated a long—held dream. we should celebrate the fact that, freed from the constraints of the european union, we once again will be able to find our place in the world. at holyrood, others sang to mark a moment they had hoped would to mark a moment they hoped would never come. the fact of the matter is, that the only way back into the european union

fourth placed chelsea drew 2—2 at third placed leicester.rd let a two goal lead slip, to lose at home to everton. and west ham drop into the relegation zone, they drew 3—3 with brighton, having led 3—1 in the second half. wins too for bournemouth and sheffield united. real madrid are six points clear at the top of la liga after a 1—0 win over city rivals atletico. karim benzema got the winner. barca can close the gap to three points, if they can beat levante on sunday. bayern munich are top of the bundesliga after a 3—1win at mainz. they leapfrog leipzig who drew with borussia moenchengladbach. dortmund go third. erling haaland scored twice in their 5—0 win against union berlin. that was the 19—year—old norwegians first start, but he's now got seven goals in three games since joining from salzburg. sofia kenin is the surprise champion at the australian open. the 21—year—old american had never been beyond the fourth round at any major tournament before but came from a set down to beat the two—time grand slam champion garbine muguruza. i feel

his manager says he could be out for ‘weeks‘ so he's a doubt for the league game against leicester onal madrid at the end of the month in the last 16 of the champions league. injuries to key players has been a theme at city this season he is proud, we had good last year and forfour orfive he is proud, we had good last year and for four or five months this season, and for four or five months this season, so and for four or five months this season, so it is always a problem. but it is what it is. these things happen, unfortunately, especially for the players. india cricket legend sachin tendulkar is in australia for sunday's bushfire relief game ‘the big appeal‘ in melbourne. and after spending part of his early career in australia, he said he just wanted to help. iamso i am so happy that i am here. and whatever possible way to support the cause, australia has always been dear to me cause, australia has always been dearto me in cause, australia has always been dear to me in 1991 as an 18—year—old icame dear to me in 1991 as an 18—year—old i came here. i spent almost four months here. i

steve walsh is to play for leicester and now runs a youth academy and he says that things had to changethings had to change.” scored all my goals with headers and you just think back, all those days of doing that, what could it do. you have to look at the early years, i think that that is vital and we have a duty of care for the kids we look after. the authorities say they will bea after. the authorities say they will be a phased introduction of heading training for children between age 12 and 16 for that as research continues into whether one of the key skills in football comes at a risk. andy swiss, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. rain and snow it is winter after all and we had not seen much snow so far this season. for others it wasjust not seen much snow so far this season. for others it was just more wet weather and that is how it looked earlier in shrewsbury, that severe flood warning still in place there. the radar shows snow falling across some parts of scotland and particularly over the higher ground. that wintry weather pulling away to this evening.

experts at the national space centre in leicester said they believe it was a bolide — a bright meteorn the atmosphere. amazing stuff. the world health organisation has praised china's response to the coronavirus outbreak, which it said had given all countries the chance to stop the spread of the disease. nevertheless, the who chief called on all countries to prepare. more than 20,000 people are thought to have been infected across twenty—three countries, and the death toll has risen to at least 490. john sudworth reports from beijing. in wuhan, they've turned a stadium into a hospital. state media using images like these to reinforce a message — china's getting things under control. but the deserted airports and cancelled flights show it's fear that seems to be winning. now the uk, along with germany, france, and new zealand, are advising those who can to leave. it has prompted some to try to bring their flights forward. the british government advice has not really been that helpful because you can't just take a flight out. if the flights are not there, they aren't available, if you c

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on to domestic rugby, and sale sharks thrashed struggling leicester tigers 36—3 in the premiership.to secure the bonus point victory. that sees them leapfrog northampton in the table and move in to second place behind exeter. elsewhere, wasps bounced back from tuesday's departure of their director of rugby dai young, by thumping relegated saracens 60 point to 10. edinburgh stay top of pro 1a after a bonus—point win over connacht at murrayfield. it finished 41—14 to edinburgh. duhan van der merwe battling though the wall of connacht players to get the bonus try. meanwhile, leinster were 21—13 winners over ospreys. cian kelleher‘s late try sealing the victory for the irish side as they remain top of conference a. to a derby win over wakefield. six tries on the night, including two from derrell olpherts and james clare, helped them to a 32 points to 15 victory. an athlete wearing nike's controversial vaporfly shoe has smashed the women's world record for the half marathon. ethiopia's ababel yeshaneh took 20 seconds off the previous record at a race in the united arab emirates. and befo

that one game in the premier league wolves, leicester city.coronavirus outbreak was up 1300 people have died from the fibre operate in china with a number of sporting events already affected not just within the country, the tokyo 2020 president says they are not considering cancelling the games which starts on the 24th ofjuly. the ioc are possibly monitoring the spread of the virus. certainly the advice that we have received externally from who is that there is no case for contingency plans for cancelling or moving the games. if you asked me to go through with the ioc and we will work closely with who and we continue also to monitor particularly the chinese who will be coming here. and the... you will find that the chinese team are mostly out of china now. athletes and officials. there is a dramatic final ball decider. just like the first match, it was another dramatic final ball decider in the second t20 between south africa and england. this time — england came out on top. they posted 2011—7 from their 20 overs in durban with moeen ali's lat

they beat third placed leicester 1—0 to move seven points clear of their opponents.but a late strike from gabrieljesus saw them grab the win — which leaves them 19 points behind league leaders liverpool. in rugby union, wales' hopes of defending their six nations title are all but over — after france got theirfirst win in cardiff in 10 yea rs. fly—half romain ntamack‘s 17—point haul included a try with full—back anthony bouthier and second—row paul willemse also crossing... as france won 27—23 to remain on course for a first grand slam for a decade. earlier, scotland got their first win of the championship beating italy 17—0 in rome. stuart hogg, chris harris and adam hastings with the tries. italy — who were looking for their first six nations win in 25 games are rooted to the bottom of the table after three games. that's all the sport for now. south africa has held a state funeral forjoseph shaba lala, the founder of the ladysmith black mambazo singing group. he died at the age of 78 earlier this month. south africa's president led the tributes, calling shaba lala