the victory came against inter milan, on a sun—drenched evening in lisbon in 1967.day, two of his team—mates from that famed lisbon lions side paid their own tribute. we called him caesar, honestly, because he was a leader. and the great thing about it, he had the passion of everybody that was in the terraces. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, sparking a period of domestic dominance that would include nine successive league titles. he was capped 29 times for scotland, before retiring in 1975, bringing to an end an 18—year playing career devoted to celtic. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i've done it on lots of occasions. and it is wonderful, make no mistake about it. and to play for a club and be associated, for me, with this club has always been brilliant. billy mcneill will be remembered by fans here not just for his abilities as a player. he's also one of the club's most successful managers, winning eight trophies, including four league titles in his two spells in charge. everybody‘s an i

chalmers got the second in the lisbon lions' victory over inter milan in 1967.k after the passing of the team's captain, billy mcneil, who also suffered from dementia in his final years. celtic described chalmers as a club legend and one of its greatest ever goal—scorers. jane lewis reports. attributes to another grade. and like others who pass before him, a player who will forever be in supporters hearts. barely seven minutes from time, came the winning goal. chalmers deflected the dogs shot. over 231 goals, over 231 this winner in may 1967 european cup final against inter milan was surely the most important goal he scored. in paying tribute, celtic and knowledge that saying: chalmers was born in glasgow on boxing day in 1935. but in 1955, his life was almost cut short after he was struck by tuberculosis he was sent six months in hospital and was given just weeks to live before successful pioneering treatment. there is a goal, goal by tamas! during his football career, he played for celtic, partick thistle, and motoring. he also won five scotland caps, scoring

in 1965, his goal ending in eight yearfor the club and kick—starting the glory years that led to lisbonhe also turned out for scotland on 29 occasions. he was devoted to his family and talked often about the strain of having to travel and leave them behind. he breathed at the game of football and as a manager, there was manchester city

tributes pour in for billy mcneill, the leader of the lisbon lions, who has died at the age of 79. he's the one to turn things around at manchester united, but i the playlist up to the job as well? —— players. good evening... well five—time winner ronnie o'sullivan claimed he was — physically not 100% — as he was one the receiving end of probably the biggest upset in crucible history — beaten 10—8 by temperature james cahill in the first round of the world snooker championships in sheffield. as ben croucher reports, it was an unexpected performance from ‘the rocket‘ in more ways than one... they're calling it the greatest shock and snicker. james walked into the crucible a qualifier, and left today with a piece of history. it's nice to win and qualify and if everything, it's perfect. achieved perfection this was an imperfect ronnie o'sullivan, when we had not come to recognise even without the drastic overnight haircut, nice, followed by another one, and then another one, he struggled to stay awake, james moves closer and overnight lead extended from 5—4 five. then what the assale

lisbon, 1967.icon, everybody is a hero. they're not. he was an icon and he was a hero. the celtic family are crying all over the world today. what a loss. it was another celtic hero, jock stein, who saw mcneill‘s potential and made him his captain. their relationship was key to the successes of that era. while he was captain they won nine leagues in a row and seven scottish cups. when his long playing career was over he became a manager, eventually succeeding jock stein in charge of celtic before moving south. in the late 1980s he was back at parkhead. he later reflected on what celtic meant to him. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i have done it on lots of occasions and it is wonderful, make no mistake. to play for a club and to be associated, for me, with this club, has always been brilliant. the club and their fans see themselves as a family. today, a loved and revered member of that family been lost. billy mcneill‘s children paid tribute to their mother,

the victory came against inter milan on a sun—drenched evening in lisbon in 1967.eir own tribute. we called him caesar, honestly, because he was a leader. and the great thing about it, he had the passion of everybody that was in the terraces. bornjust ten miles from celtic park, mcneill made his debut in 1958. but it was the arrival ofjock stein as manager that put him — and celtic — on the road to success. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, sparking a period of domestic dominance that would include nine successive league titles. he was capped 29 times for scotland before retiring in 1975, bringing to an end an 18—year playing career devoted to celtic. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i've done it on lots of occasions. and it is wonderful, make no mistake about it. and to play for a club and to be associated, for me, with this club has always been brilliant. mcneill would go on to manage aston villa, manchester city and aberdeen. but his heart belonged in glasgow. in two spells in charge, he

the victory came against inter milan on a sun—drenched evening in lisbon in 1967.t thing about it, he had the passion of everybody that was in the terraces. bornjust ten miles from celtic park, mcneill made his debut in 1958. but it was the arrival ofjock stein as manager that put him — and celtic — on the road to success. in 1965, mcneill scored the winning goal in the scottish cup final, sparking a period of domestic dominance that would include nine successive league titles. he was capped 29 times for scotland before retiring in 1975, bringing to an end an 18—year playing career devoted to celtic. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, and i've done it on lots of occasions. and it is wonderful, make no mistake about it. and to play for a club and to be associated, for me, with this club has always been brilliant. mcneill would go on to manage aston villa, manchester city and aberdeen. but his heart belonged in glasgow. in two spells in charge, he led celtic to five league titles, becoming one of the club's most successful managers.

looking on where a billy mcneill‘s family, his lisbon lion team—mates and celtic fans.ters to gather en masse since his death at the age of 79. for supporters to gather en masse since his death at the age of 79m was nice seeing the team coming out at the husband lions and the family, good respect. you will never be forgotten. it is a sad day but a good day as well. the mcneill's family said they didn't believe football stadiums were built to be silent to ask supporters to celebrate his life with songs and cheers and applause. and so before kick—off a 67 second ovation, a nod to these yearly celtic number five lifted the european cup. didn't end there. in the 67th minute i header from the number five and celtic on the cusp of an eighth consecutive title. billy would have been delighted. the performance and the clea n delighted. the performance and the clean sheet and the number five getting the winner, i have seen that a few times in billy's time but it could not have turned out any better. it was an emotional day. football was the backdrop to today's's tribute, on frida

lisbon, 1967.s status not just european cup, and in so doing fixes his status notjust as an outstanding player, but also as a celtic legend. and that is how the fans today remember him. he is an icon, a hero. he was an icon and he was a hero. the celtic family are crying all over the world today. what a loss. it was another celtic hero, jock stein, who is mcneill‘s potential and maytin his captain. their relationship was key to the su ccesses their relationship was key to the successes of that era. while he was captain they won nine leagues in a i’ow captain they won nine leagues in a row and seven scottish cups. when his long playing career was over he became a manager, eventually succeeding jock stein in charge of celtic before moving south. in the late 1980s he was back at parkhead. he later reflected on what celtic meant to him. not many people get the opportunity to stand in the winners' rostrum, i have done it on lots of occasions and it is wonderful, make no mistake. to play for a club and t

and the shortages were felt at airports in the capital lisbon and pharo in the algarve region the country's biggest tourism hubs some airlines are refueling their planes before they land in portugal to have enough for their return flights. the fuel truck drivers are striking for better pay and working conditions they're demanding a basic income of twelve hundred euros a month up from the current seven hundred euros. we're ready to work but we want to see our problem solved the chances of that are looking slim at the moment as the employer association antrim is remaining tough on this encounter and there's always been available to negotiate but this must be done it side the context of a strike should be no negotiation under pressure and with a strike i'm trying will not start any type of negotiation with the unions because on the third day of the strike the fuel truck drivers agreed to provide essential supplies to hospitals airports and military facilities but as the strike continues fuel shortages are worsening across the country. now to some of the other business stories making news aroun

— thus the famous lisbon lions were born.ston villa. celtic say he "passed away surrounded by his family and loved ones". the manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer says he is the right man for the job. the honeymoon is certainly over after they suffered their 6th loss in 8 games at the weekend. and it wasn't any old defeat, a 4—0 humbling at everton, with reports of dressing room arguments between players afterwards. raised voices. united are now three points off top four in the premier league with four games to go, and they can have a big say in the title race, they face city tomorrow night. iam i am confident in my team and myself in that i will be ready to take this challenge on. i know it is a big challenge on. i know it is a big challenge and that is why i came in when i came in as well. i am going to say i am going to enjoy every single second. i do not like losing but it is a great challenge and challenge that all of the managers of this club have had. when you go through bad results you still have to be confi

because it's the first league loss in the twenty nine season and they lost after the away game today in lisbon on thursday previously they won very narrowly against men back when they had a match away in milan and drew against. after a game in donetsk now when they play at home it's all ok but these long travels it's really affecting our squad that's not that big and as you say i think it's really key that get into the champions league because of the players that are trying to hold up the club did sebastian l.a. is hurt right now so you know it's tough to see what will happen with the eagles now with all of the matchday tonight's games in the bag let's have a look at the table with five games left to go this season as mentioned by iron take that sat back all the same from three to five hoffenheim is when gets them in sixth place knocking down braman in the bottom half out of work still have their feet to the fire but they've helped themselves out a bit by picking up points at frankfurt. now macs are with you dusseldorf has reason to celebrate they have secured their software sees it expected y

as they beat eintracht frankfurt 11—2 in lisbon, but the german side do have two away goals, goncalon 3—1 at villarreal. in the all—spanish tie, and marcos alonso scored the only goal of the game, four minutes from time, as chelsea won at slavia prague. now i think that we need to think that the second leg will be difficult. because the opponents are really dangerous also. like in the round, so we need to be careful. it is very difficult to face them. really, very difficult. i am really happy with the result. the australian rugby union international israel folau faces a battle to save his career. he's set to be sacked by club and country. after posting homophobic messages on social media. folau's contract with rugby australia and the new south wales waratahas, will be terminated after he said amongst other things that "hell awaits" gay people. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more. in australian sport, no—one has displayed ability quite like this man... israel folau. he's represented his country in rugby union and rugby league, he's played professional australian rules footbal

another scenario is possible because article 50, the bit of the lisbon treaty that sets on how you negotiateys nothing about the fact that you can extend and extend and extend. there are bound to be questions, could we get to late septemberand questions, could we get to late september and early october? we will be in the same position we are now. still deadlocked and no agreement in the united kingdom for some frustration in the rest of europe and a decision that has to be taken. chris morris from our reality check tv. -- chris morris from our reality check tv. —— thank you very much for that the one thing to take is that the uk will not be leaving the european union in two days' time. the cliff edge has been avoided, kicked down the road again towards october 31. the uk will be retaining all its membership rights, it may well be taking part in the european parliamentary elections and may even be taking decisions on the next european commissioners. all those things will remain in place while the uk remains a member of the european union. you are watching bbc news. no sign of spring warrants

mcneill captained celtic when they beat inter milan in the 1967 final in lisbon.s in charge of manchester city and aston villa. mcneill had been suffering from dementia. celtic say he "passed away surrounded by his family and loved ones". chelsea have missed the opportunity to go third in the premier league, after being held to a 2—2 draw at home to burnley. chelsea manager maurizio sarri was sent to the stands and there was also a bust up between the players at full—time. austin halewood reports. after a weekend of favourable results, the door was ajar for chelsea to break into the top four but despite the heat of a scorching easter weekend, the blues came out cold, burnley‘s jeff easter weekend, the blues came out cold, burnley‘sjeff hendrick easter weekend, the blues came out cold, burnley‘s jeff hendrick with easter weekend, the blues came out cold, burnley‘sjeff hendrick with a screamer inside the first ten minutes. chelsea needed a response, after passing a late fitness test, only one man to turn to, eden hazard, with a trademark weaving run, n'golo kante on

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. in the twenty— sixteen us presidential election shows that donald trump tried to get the man leading the investigation fired. let's have a look at some of the other main stories. pakistan's prime minister, imran khan, has condemned a militant attack which killed 14 people. gunmen stopped several buses on the highway between karachi and gwadar. that's from bbc urdu. police in the us say they've arrested a man — after he walked into new york's st patrick's cathedral — carrying two cans full of petrol and a lighter. he said he was using as the cathedral for a short cut, because his vehicle had run out of petrol. now north korea is stoking tensions with the us. it's done two things. 1) it's tested a new weapon. and 2) it says it won't deal with us secretary of state, mike pompeo any more because he ‘talks nonsense' and is ‘reckless'. to the test first. it was on wednesday. and according to state media such as the newspaper rodong sin—mum — kim jong—un was there to supervise. we're told it

and we have done a bunch in china, africa, the latest one was in lisbon and talking to people about how the rise of air b&b and people wanting to act like locals when they are tourist has basically destroyed lisbon for a lot of people who live there. so there is some great original terminals going on there. we did not get into video and stake our entire future on it. we see it more as one of the ways in which we are journalists and one of the forms in which we try, which our journalism takes. i wish that video was a lot easier. it's pretty expensive from a business standpoint. and the idea that there is a kind of magical model for how you finance it is clearly not true. and it has been painfully demonstrated. there is a, for distribution, television channels, netflix, google, amazon, paying for video content. that is among the things that we think about. we have had one of our stories is being auctioned for a tv series another one is being shopped as a documentary for someplace. those are ways in which you can kind of creatively finance further investment into journalism. >>> the last q

let's talk now to alison roberts who's in lisbon.on, what further information do you have please? the second you quoted there in your introduction, 28 dead, that was from the national news agency, who got it from the local mayor. he's the only source of information so far. as you mentioned, police have not made any public statements. he also said 22 injured, taken to the main hospital in... which is not yet giving information. we are expecting a press c0 nfe re nce information. we are expecting a press conference later from civil defence chiefs, and they will be giving us more details. as you say, the pictures that we've seen so far show a really terrible situation, the bus coming off the road and ending up on its side. it does seem that many passengers were ejected from the bus when that happened. allison, what can you tell us about the part of madeira where this is happening? it's relatively close to the capital. it's in a fairly built—up area ina capital. it's in a fairly built—up area in a place called canico in sa nta area in a

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon.ay not be completed until 2021 now. crossrail was supposed to open last year but bbc news has been told none of the new stations have been finished, and there are concerns about the signalling system. 0ur transport correspondent tom burridge has the story. it's one of the most impressive engineering projects in modern times. a new high—tech high—capacity rail line underneath central london. but a senior source associated with crossrail as told bbc news that this railway might not be complete until the spring of 2021. with none of the new stations finished, a best case scenario, i'm told, is the spring of next year. the budget was £14.8 billion. after initial delays were announced, that rose to £17.6 billion. with another delay likely, that figure could rise again. there's so much uncertainty because software on the new trains, most of which sit idle, is still not fully compatible with signalling in the tunnel. we're told marrying them up is proving much harder than was originally envis

alison roberts, bbc news, lisbon. we can now go live to madeira and talk to filipe goncalves.e crash for the portugese broadcaster rtp. thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. a huge death toll. what more can you tell us about what happened ? toll. what more can you tell us about what happened? good morning. it was a very shocking news when people yesterday at about 6:30pm listen to this tragedy. it has 55 tourists who decided to have a traditional night of madeira, with gastronomy and food and folklore. they usually, the operators decide to operate to the tourists won special day operated to madeira, the decided to go to a restaurant nearby where the crash happened. it was very, very great shock. when i arrived at the place to do the coverage, i saw dead bodies on the ground, and it was very, very shocking. and people who are still there were crying, screaming. today, it's a sad thursday. as we listen to the news, the government and the local government have decided for three days of mourning. so people are, we didn't expect it. because we are, we didn't expect i

mcneill captained celtic when they beat inter milan in the 1967 final in lisbon — he also led the cluband six league cups. he had two spells as celtic manager and also had spells in charge of manchester city and aston villa. mcneill had been suffering from dementia, celtic say he "passed away surrounded by his family and loved ones". well, the tributes are sure to pour in over the day. celtic broke the news a little earlier with simply a picture saying rest in peace and ‘you'll never walk alone'. current celtic captain scott brown has tweeted: ‘captain leader legend. rest in peace'. mcneill‘s former club manchester city, who he managed for three years in the 1980s, were quick to pay tribute to their former boss. and this from the scotland national team who mcneill represented 29 times, they describe him as a true icon of scottish football. manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer says he is the right man to turn around fortunes at old trafford after his side slumped to a 6th defeat in 8 games at the weekend. united lost 4—0 at everton on sunday and are now three points off top fo

do field reporting in -- and we've done a bunch in china and in africa and the latest one was in lisbon, in talking to people about how the rise of airbnb and people wanting to act like locals when they're tourists has basically destroyed lisbon for a lot of the people who live there. and so we have some great original journalism that's going on there. we didn't pivot to video and stake our entire future on it. we see it more as one of the ways in which we are journalists and one of the forms in which our journalism takes. i wish that video was a lot easier. so it's pretty expensive. it's from a business standpoint. and this idea that there is a kind of magical model for how you -- how you finance it is, like, clearly not been true. and painfully demonstrated that. there is -- there are business models around distribution. so television channels, netflix, hulu, amazon, are paying for video content. and that's among the things that we think about. we've had one of our stories as being optioned for a tv series. another one is being shopped as a documentary for someplace. so those are ways

debuted its new was motorcycle on the estoril racetrack near lisbon. and here it is the new as one thousand r r and first came onto the scene in two thousand and nine now when its fair generation b.m.w. sets itself the goal of making a model that's lighter easier to handle and one second faster than its predecessor . the race track is the best place to let us fully test the bike and push it to its limits by bloggers einar friedman is checking out the as one thousand are for us. the us is it trying it for the first time he said the fit was perfect even for someone his size such a small racing bikes can be an issue but he fits on this one great the first time around was really exciting when you first had to check out the course but everything went very smoothly it was really comfortable with the road tires everything was fine the traction control. everything in check you could even make mistakes without a problem even breaking lay down a curve the a.b.s. took care of everything and it's obvious that i was thinking of. taking a closer look the m. version

the team were later dubbed the lisbon lions.ction overnight. the world champion won gold in the men‘s 10 metre platform at the world series in montreal and also won silver with grace reid in the mixed 3 metre synchro event. well, coming up later today, the world championship snooker continues across the bbc, with the second round action resuming at1pm. and don‘t forget you can catch up with all the day‘s sports stories on sportsday this evening. hugh ferris is in the chair. that‘s all the sport for now. more from the bbc sport centre at 11:15. sally, thank you. prison governors are being urged to wear a uniform, similar to that of prison officers, in an effort to restore control and order to jails in england and wales. the independent think—tank, the centre for socialjustice, is calling on ministers to consider the measures as part of a raft of proposals to tackle drugs and violence. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw reports. supplying drugs and mobile phones to prisons is a lucrative business. this is one way it happens

he got the second in the lisbon lions' victory over inter milan.world snooker championship after beating long. kyren wilson is also through. more on those stories just after 5.30. in spain, the socialists are celebrating after winning the country's third election in four years. they're the largest party, though they fell short of a majority, and will need the help of others to form a government. for the first time since military rule ended in the 19705, a party of the far right is set to enter parliament. from madrid, james reynolds reports. after this country's third vote in four years, spain has a winner. voters picked their way through a collection of fractured parties and gave the governing socialist party more seats than any other group. this is what relief looks like. in the centre of madrid, spain's socialists celebrated their victory. their leader, the pro—european prime minister, pedro sanchez, saw off a conservative opposition, which included a rising movement from the far right. translation: we made it happen. the socialist party has won

like a very cool grease. . . warm britain and what looks like a very cool grease... 17 degrees in lisbon a nice weekend which is pleasing for eve ryo ne weekend which is pleasing for everyone who has time off stop do you have any plans? going to paris. oui. an american in paris. i'm going to watch the ford vault.|j oui. an american in paris. i'm going to watch the ford vault. i shall be here, tomorrow afternoon, sunday morning, happy easter. somebody has to keep the wheels of news turning. the sun, isn't it gorgeous. tell us about this little wonder. this is britain's tiniest baby. essentially the size of a coke can when she was born. her name is isabella evans and she was born at 24 weeks and had a numberof she was born at 24 weeks and had a number of medical complications. the parents were very concerned about her well—being parents were very concerned about her well— being but fortunately she has been able to return home. the couple is very pleased and they have gone through a very traumatic experience and that they are happy to have her home. look at the size of her hand, the size of

in the week of billy mcneill‘s passing, members of the famous lisbon lions team, who won the europeanaptain before the game and rather poignantly, it was their current number 5 — jozo simunovic — who scored the winner, with ironically, 67 minutes on the clock. barcelona will head into wednesday's champions league semi final with liverpool in a confident mood. they've won the spanish league title with three games to spare. lionel messi's 46th goal of the season was enough to give them victory against levante and seal a 26th la liga title. mercedes capitalised on more mistakes from ferrari to lock out the front row for sunday's azerbaijan grand prix. charles leclerc was the fastest driver until this crash in qualifying left him in tenth place. valtteri bottas then pipped teammate lewis hamilton to pole position. sebastian vettel, in the other ferrari, will start third. the team has zero blame on that. the car felt quite 0k, it is a bit trickier. you are expected as a driver. first lap 0k, second lap i thought all the potential was gone. 0nly myself, my mistake, and nobody else to blame.

we have to come back we're talking about the europa league quarter final against a top team from lisbon we have to score goals in order to advance. who better to help then your bitch your bitch passport eight goals in the competition and twenty five in total for the cup this season and the striker was unknown signing from bin fita but on wednesday frank for a trick at a cost allowing them to sign him permanently for seven million euros and the spike in interest from top cops like boss a no knock entry on madrid they'll meet his goals against his former club and despite the first like last r.t. who liked what he saw. because i saw that even with the man down we could keep up and challenge aside from the five minutes before the half and the tens of fifteen minutes after half time overall even with a man down we managed to threaten benfica. with europe's top clubs sniffing around trying for its price assets progression is a must in order to remain at track to fit to their own top player. men's tennis now at the money carlo masters several of the world's top players featured in the second r

the team, later dubbed the ‘lisbon lions', have also been mourning the passing of their captain billycaster semenya's challenge to continue competing without any restrictions will be announced by the court of arbitration for sport on wednesday. the south african is appealing against an iaaf rule, which limits testosterone in female athletes taking part in some events. snooker now and it was a fascinating battle between judd trump and china's ding jun—hui, which saw trump eventually triumph at the crucible. jun—hui was 5—1 down but came back to lead the final session 9—7. however, trump fought back to take the match 13—9. he'll now play stephen maguire in the quarterfinals. that's all the sport for now. good morning, the next few days will see some rain moving very slowly from the west so the high temperatures will be further east on the uk. patches in the morning, they will left and they should be a fair bit of sunshine around. patchy rain across northern ireland to west scotla nd across northern ireland to west scotland and perhaps some western coast of england and wales. further eas

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the team were later dubbed the lisbon lions.has been named the football writers association player of the year. the manchester city forward took the award with 62% of the vote after he was named the players' young player of the year... and is the first city player to win since 1969. the pfa player of the year virgil van dijk was second. and the writers differed from the players in the women's award too. nikita parris, also of manchester city... has won the fwa prize. she beat the pfa winner vivianne miedema byjust one vote. staying with manchester city, who climbed back to the top of the premier league after a narrow 1—0 win at burnley. city eventually found the breakthrough after sergio aguero's shotjust about crossed the line — confirmed using goal line technology. they're a point above liverpool with two games remaining; if they beat leicester and brighton, they will retain the title. replays showjust how close it was — a shade under 3cm over the line. these kind of games, you play with attention to what will happen at the en

the team later dubbed the ‘lisbon lions', have also been mourning the passing of their captain billyek. raheem sterling has been named the football writers association player of the year. the manchester city forward took the award with 62% of the vote after he was named the players‘ young player of the year, and is the first city player to win since 1969. the pfa player of the year virgil van dijk was second. and the writers differed from the players in the women's award too. nikita parris, also of manchester city, has won the fwa prize. she beat the pfa winner vivianne miedema byjust one vote. the second round of the world snooker championship is continuing in sheffield. this time next week we'll be well into the final of the competition. barry hawkins resumed with a 9—7 lead over fellow englishman kyren wilson. these are live pictures. you can see them on the bbc sport website throughout the afternoon. kyren wilson took the first frame of the afternoon session and is looking like you might play the second as well. 0n the other table china's zhou yuelong had a 9—7 lead over two time

in the week of billy mcneill‘s passing, members of the famous lisbon lions team, who won the europeanrmer captain before the game. and, rather poignantly, it was their current number 5 — jozo simunovic — who scored the winner, with ironically, 67 minutes on the clock. elsewhere, aaron mcgowan‘s last minute penalty secured a 3—3 draw for hamilton against livingston. they go tenth, above st mirren, who drew 1—1 with stjohnstone. motherwell edged out the league's bottom side dundee 4—3, thanks to a stoppage time winner from david turnbull. mercedes capitalised on more mistakes from ferrari to lock out the front row for today's azerbaijan grand prix. ferrari's charles leclerc was the fastest driver until this crash in qualifying left him in tenth place. valtteri bottas then pipped teammate lewis hamilton to pole position. sebastian vettel, in the other ferrari, will start third. in the pro 14, dragons dented scarlets champions cup ambitions for next season, with a 34—32 victory onjudgment day in a nine—try thriller. scarlets have qualified for europe's top tier every season since the ince

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the team were later dubbed the lisbon lions. young player of the year. he is the first city player to win it since 1969. virtual van dijk was voted in second place. the writers differed from the players as well. ali carter is through to the quarterfinals of the world snooker championships. he beat the young chinese hopeful, who looked at one stage as he was going to win the frame to stay in the match. but after potting the pink he wasn‘t able to follow that up with the black, which gave carter the chance to progress. he was not going miss that opportunity. the two—time finalist, neatly putting that one away. wilson went through in easier circumstances. he made a break of 132 as he beat barry hawkins by 13-11 132 as he beat barry hawkins by 13—11 frames. he was trailing 9—7 at the start of the session. he put on a great run and goes on to play in the quarterfinals. that is all from the quarterfinals. that is all from the bbc sports centre. plenty more sporty to come on bbc news throughout the rest of the afternoon. —— more sport

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