for manchester city the implication is more for liverpool, because liverpool could have won the titleue and now they can't. had manchester city lost that game, liverpool would have been crowned champions for the first time in 30 years. there are more implications because west ham and portsmouth, to other england size, have also played oui’ other england size, have also played our general other england size, have also played ourgeneral —— other england size, have also played our general —— arsenal. of course, the championship side here in england isn't nottingham forest who we re england isn't nottingham forest who were also owned by evangelos marinakis. there players are all being tested today. we understand they are all clear. it shows you're really what football is up against, just one man being tested positive for coronavirus, but has had a huge effect on british football and indeed football right across europe. england are in action in their last game of the shebelieves cup. it is still goalless in texas. the world champions united states will win the trophy as long as they can ap

the liverpool advices for fa ns to anfield.ces for fans to practice good hygiene, no handshakes before the match. none of the mascots will be holding hands with the players and all those kinds of things. what is interesting is that liverpool fans congregate from all over the world as well so it is not just atletico madrid, all over the world as well so it is notjust atletico madrid, they all over the world as well so it is not just atletico madrid, they are flying in from scandinavia or ireland, and we caught up with a few fa ns ireland, and we caught up with a few fans earlier on. you may be able to hear from them now. if you don't get within a certain proximity i cannot see what the problem is. i think there is a bit of overreaction to there is a bit of overreaction to the whole coronavirus. football is nothing without supporters, you cannot play games behind closed doors. i have been at that level and you do not see and hear anything and thatis you do not see and hear anything and that is rubbish. came off at dublin and they

liverpool's focus is on the league.uergen koppel runs the cages from the cup. —— jurgen juergen koppel runs the cages from the cup. ——jurgen klopp. he would have been pleased until recently until the 13th minute chelsea were sloppy in the black two —— back to. the world's most expensive goalkeeper was saving everything liverpool could throw at him. and another one! and another one! his effo rts another one! and another one! his efforts weren't the only spectacular ones of the evening. ross barkley had extra motivation against liverpool. the former midfielder left the reds trailing in his wake as he powered chelsea into the quarterfinals. it could and should have been more, but after he and mudd deemed himself by —— redeemed himself. for a second match in a row, liverpool couldn't offer anything in response. just their congratulations to a chelsea side who will be dreaming of wimbley. nick parent, bbc news. —— nick favourite. -- nick favourite. what they're doing in the league is incredible. for us to put in there the ef

as liverpool are beaten for the second game in succession. and rain could wash away australia and england's hopes at the women's t20 world cup. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. the coronavirus continues to impact global sport... but the president of the international olympic committee says it's still full steam ahead for the scheduled start of the tokyo games in july. thomas bach's been speaking at an executive committee meeting in switzerland on tuesday. 12 people have died injapan with almost a thousand cases of the virus identified. japan's olympics minister says the games could be postponed until later in the year if neccesary, but bach says that isn't being considered at the moment: there is a task force in place since mid february and following the regular information for the task force which consist of the ioc, the organising committee, the host city of tokyo, the government ofjapan, and in particular the world health organisation, of course, we will continue this regular consultation with thisjoint task continue this re

it is the second half, 47 minutes on the clock but liverpool arejust minutes on the clock but liverpoolee wins or nine points if you like away from that first premier league title. their fans have craved for it so long. it is 30 year since their last league teat. there were some nerves at anfield ahead of kick off against bournemouth, with liverpool having lost in the league for the first time last season time out and for a while they looked to be struggling with the weight of expectation before normal service resumed. when things aren't going your way, it's always nice to return to home comforts. three successive away defeats had seen liverpool's magnificent season just begin to stutter. bournemouth have been stuttering for too long, but they did start strongly at anfield. too strongly for liverpool's liking. no foul for this challenge and, moments later, bournemouth were ahead. liverpool needed a response, they got one vie a helping hand. simpson dithered and delayed, mane was direct. salah clinical. a goal on his 100th premier league appearance and goal that changed the momentum. liv

as for watford the highs of beating liverpool long for gotten now.tom three on goal difference. finally there is time to show you all the results from the 3.00 kick offs, two i haven't mentioned. newcastle put a bit of distance between them and bottom three with a 1—0 win at southampton and wolves and brighton, a 0—0 draw that one, not a classic, probably destined for last spot on match testify day. in scotland, it wasn't too long ago we had really close contest between celtic and rangers for the premiership title but at southampton and wolves and brighton, a 0—0 draw that one, not a classic, probably destined for last spot on match testify day. in scotland, it wasn't too long ago we had really close contest between celtic and rangers for the premiership title but as rangers have substitutele —— stuttered their rivals have got stronger. celtic are 16 points clear at the top of the league thanks to a 5—0 win today. leigh griffiths the star with a hat—trick. rangers play tomorrow, hearts remain bottom of the league after a one all draw with motherwell

coming up on this programme: holders liverpool knocked out of the uefa champions league losing 4—2 onen announced that golden state warriors will play their next nba home game with no fans allowed, due to the coronavirus pandemic. and rory mcilroy looks to become the first player to retain the players championship as he takes to the course in florida on thursday. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the footballing news that holders liverpool are out of the uefa champions league beaten 4—2 on aggregate in their last 16 tie by atletico madrid. liverpool lost the first leg i—nil — but georginio wijnaldum's goaljust before half—time wiped out atletico's advantage, and that meant extra—time. roberto firmino's goal after 94 minutes made it 2—nil on the night, but liverpool were ahead in the tie for the first time. two goals from marcos llorente turned the tie back in atletico's favour, leaving liverpool needing to score twice. a late alvaro morata score secured a 3—2 win on the night for the spanish side, and a 4—2 aggregate victory. we know over the years with atletico m

key to the deal, new york's relationship with liverpool.ague, regular stop for it's an established menu for rugby league, regularstop forthe it's an established menu for rugby league, regular stop for the england tea m league, regular stop for the england team in the international game, and now the international club is trying to make this idiot second home. we came across the opportunity that new york were looking for a uk base for when they played their block of games every year. we felt liverpool would be a natural choice for them because the proximity to the clubs that they would be playing against a gives them a great experience for theirteam to gives them a great experience for their team to participate and stay in liverpool to do that. toronto wolfpack remained the example of what might be possible but still, starting rugby league club from scratch in an area with no real by scratch in an area with no real rugby league heritage, no players, no coach, no stadium, remains a huge undertaking, and there will be plenty of people around th

season is abandoned their club could be denied to spy and winning last season's champions league liverpool have been waiting for 30 years for a league title and their fans are growing increasingly anxious i just think the dog forces around because the liverpool i don't appear to feel a sport by the way i sometimes think about people the whole thing just drives me insane it sounds like the kind of thing that would happen to liverpool every year this is the year every year this is the year this is the year. i'm not ok for more on how people's behavior is being at impacted by coronavirus let's bring in sociologist alexander yandell from livestock university hello to you dr yandell so are there typical ways in which people respond to health crises like the one we're seeing now. well luckily we can see that most people act very very very rational and they agree to. come. to very unpleasant rules and the german population for instance is very well just and also excellent site. on its. own on the other hand there is of course a man i want to tee off people who do not always behave in solidarity i

. >> liverpool. >> stephen: liverpool. okay. >> yeah, there you go. yeah.m let me wear my full liverpool kit-- and socks and shin pads and cleats-- under my regular clothes. because my rationale at that age was if someone got hurt and they ran out of players, they might just turn to the crowd and say, "does anyone have the necessary equipment to participate?" and i was like, "i do! i've come prepared! i can do it! yes!" ( applause ) "i have a little enough sense of consequences to think this might go well for me!" ( laughter ) >> stephen: we have to take a break. >> yeah. >> stephen: because, you know, commercials. >> sure. >> stephen: we'll be back more with john oliver, everybody. please stick around. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) this is a shout-out to all those going the extra mile. yes, you, unsung designated driver. and you, saturday soccer dad. all you unpaid movers and "never miss a bedtime" parents. every single day. hertz. proud to be ranked #1 in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. stay strong, stay with me! these free sandwiches won'

new york announced their bid in liverpool today, which will become their uk base.liverpool has witnessed the start of many greatjourneys. plenty heading to new york. today, another launch, but this time it seems new york is coming here. negotiations are at an advanced stage for a new york rugby league to enter the competition in 2021. that strea m enter the competition in 2021. that stream is now certainly closer than ever. before that, they need a team and they need some fans. how do you go about building a club in an area where there is no great rugby league interest? it is easy to say there is no rugby league interest. i've been over to the states before and i've been to watch games at the australian buyers and irish pubs and whatnot. there is a fan base out there. we will put on a showcase mixture of what we can do and what can achieve. with the challenge cup, with the australian teams and the international teams that come to play against us, it is certainly something we can prove, that we deserve to be in that competition. there is precedence in the north amer

i just think the dog forces around because the liverpool title with a few to kill a sport the way you have to think about to pull the whole thing just drives me insane it sounds like the kind of thing that would happen to liverpool every here this is the year every year this is the year this is the year. i'm out of. i'm more on how people's behavior is being at impacted by coronavirus let's bring in sociology as alexander yandell from life seek university hello to you dr yandell so are there typical ways in which people respond to health crises like the one we're seeing now. well luckily we can see that most people expect every every rational and they agree to. come to me and also. to bury unpleasant roots and the german population for instance is very. well it just means and also excellent site. on its. own on the other hand there is of course a man i want to tee off people who do not always behave in solidarity i went shopping today for instance and i saw that there was toilet paper is missing what i read in the newspapers actually really true and also some of the past or whatever i

too strongly for liverpool's liking.ttack took full advantage. mohamed salah rarely misses when given such an opportunity. it was a goal that changed the momentum. the home side now on top and soon in front. anfield had found its roar once again. and it wasn't just the attackers playing their part. captainjames milner led by example. the home side pushed for a third but a combination of the woodwork and poor finishing meant the goal never arrived. in the end, it didn't matter. a record—breaking 22nd home league win in a row. three more will bring the title home. michael redford, bbc news. we're back with the late news at 10:10pm. 00:51:08,148 --> 2147483052:02:18,789 now on bbc one, it's time 2147483052:02:18,789 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. this is bbc news. when jade kilduff‘s brother, christian, was born, doctors said he may never walk, talk or even smile. so jade decided to learn sign language — so she would be able to communicate with him. the pair now teach others ho

similar to liverpool, overnight it has become a massive game.y had a big reality check against bayern munich. that level is clearly not where they are that at the moment. at night is a perfect opportunity for them to bounce back and put a solid performance. with liverpool's fixtures as we have just mentioned it has become a big game. this has been our grudge match in the premier league and champions league. does it still had the same appeal? certainly. it means a lot to the fa ns certainly. it means a lot to the fans and the players, so it is huge clu bs fans and the players, so it is huge clubs and obviously a huge tournament so none of them will want tournament so none of them will want to lose tonight so it be interesting to lose tonight so it be interesting to see. you have played for both sides come what is it like playing in the sort of match? it is great. professional wa nts in the sort of match? it is great. professional wants to play in the biggest names possible. they are two giants of clubs and they are going to be two top teams, anyt

liverpool's focus is on the league.13th minute. chelsea were sloppy in the back too. justifying his return to the starting line—up. the world's most expensive goalkeeper was saving everything liverpool could throw at him. and another one! his efforts weren't the only spectacular ones of the evening. ross barkley had extra motivation against liverpool. the former midfielder left the reds trailing in his wake as he powered chelsea into the quarterfinals. it could and should have been more, but adrian been more, but adrian redeemed himself. for a second match in a row, liverpool couldn't offer anything in response. just their congratulations to a chelsea side who will be dreaming of wimbley. nick parent, bbc news. really proud because they're the best tea m really proud because they're the best team in the land. then the man city have proven that. where they are doing in the league is incredible. for us to put the effort in the focus, and a determination in the quality that we put into the game, it was something special. —

the end of a run for liverpool. it has been a good winter for liverpool.if they thought we could go through the season like arsenal did all those years ago, unbeaten. it was the fact that you didn't see it coming. liverpool have been playing so well and such good foot poll that it wasn'tjust been playing so well and such good foot poll that it wasn't just the fa ct foot poll that it wasn't just the fact that they lost. they were probably hard push to go through a whole season without losing a game, but just the manner of their defeat was pretty shocking. to do it against watford a team struggling right at the bottom. the first time since last january they lost a premier league match. still 22 points clear of manchester city at the top though if that's any consolation. liverpool's defeat does make the fight for survival very interesting. nick parrott has more on that and the best of the rest of the day's action. watford needed three points more than liverpool did. the premier league title is as good as on its way to merseyside. becoming the first team tim b

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season is abandoned their club could be denied to spined winning last season's champions league liverpool have been waiting 30 years for a league title and their fans are growing increasingly anxious i just think this dog forbes is around because of the full title with a few to give us but the way you have sometimes think about it for the whole thing just drives me insane it sounds like the kind of thing that would happen to liverpool every year this is the year every year this is the year this is the year . and now that's. ok so corona virus is also causing people like those fans to feel frustrated in addition to all the fear and uncertainty surrounding this outbreak for more on how people's behavior is being at impacted by coronavirus let's bring in sissy ologist alexander yandell from life sick university hello to you dr yandell so are there typical ways in which people respond to health crises like the one we're seeing now. well luckily we can see that most people expect every every rational and they agree to. come. to very unpleasant rules and the german population for instance is ve

after every elite football game is finished until release the 3rd of april, liverpool were hoping tooping to take giant step towards winning their first league title in 30 years with the game against their local rivals against everton on monday. they are 25 points clear at the top of the premier league but now they are real questions about what will happen to the rest of the season. liverpool's manager was keen to put things in perspective, saying of course we do not want to play in front of an empty stadium and we do not want games or competitions suspended, but if doing so helps one invitation to stay healthy, just one, we do it no questions asked. —— one, we do it no questions asked. —— one individual. if it is question between football and the wider society, it is no contest. i think there are dark forces around because of liverpool's's title win. i know it's ridiculous, but that is the way i sometimes think about it. the whole thing drives me insane. they have got to do it, there are lives at risk and it is a sensible decision. we have been waiting for this 30 years and let's ho

that of course would be extremely cruel on liverpool football club.ir managerjuergen klopp said the suspension of the season had his support and that if it saved just one life, it would be worth it. the uk's chief scientific adviser says the corona—virus is here to stay, and more deaths are still to come. the number of people who've died worldwide has now reached 5 thousand. but is the uk government taking the right approach, to tackle the virus? here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. this is italy, one of the most advanced health care systems in the world. in this city, they're reduced to treating patients in warehouses and tents because of coronavirus. italy has the worst outbreak by far in europe, but other countries are catching up. europe has now become the epicentre of the pandemic, with more reported cases and deaths than the rest of the world combined, apart from china. the uk government is hoping to avoid scenes like this by trying to change the course of the outbreak here. so what is the science behind the government's delay strateg

typical liverpool, we can only do it the hard way! hopefully we'll do it in the next few months.t's only suspended, it's not... it's not cancelled, so... we will still be there. with a host of clubs with players now in isolation, the whole of the english professional game has been suspended. those in the cash—strapped football league facing an uncertain financial future. we've got six home games left and if we don't play them, we will be looking at a quarter of a million pound hole in our finances at least. it's very worrying for any industry, which footballers, which relies on people paying to come to watch it for the majority of its income and all the associated things. it's extremely worrying. with british football entirely derailed, matches in scotland, wales, and northern ireland were also suspended. here at enfield they will be desperate to resume. it will be cruel on clubs like this and hugely damaging to the game as a whole. but it is not just damaging to the game as a whole. but it is notjust football, the pandemic sending world sport into meltdown. this afternoon, next

this was the finish that finished off liverpool.s time, their 44 unbeaten run finally over. captain troy deeney‘s strike was the icing on the cake for watford, lifting them out of the relegation zone on goal difference. we've got ten games left, we are in a battle with five, six other clubs. we've got to do it ourselves and we're capable of doing it ourselves. but what we can't do is have a performance as good as this and then not try to reproduce it. west ham united also jumped out of the bottom three. a goalkeeping error sparked their downfall against liverpool last monday, but they made no mistakes as they beat southampton 3—1. they're now level on points with watford and bournemouth, who dropped into the relegation zone after slipping up at home to chelsea. the cherries had come from behind to lead 2—1, but marcos alonso came to chelsea's rescue with the equaliser five minutes from the end. and brighton are just a point above the bottom three after losing 1—0 to crystal palace. nick parrott, bbc news. rangers boss steven gerrard

this is how coronavirus samples arrive at liverpool university. bio—security is paramount.he samples, from throat swabs are contagious so this part of the process was a demonstration, otherwise we could not have filmed inside the containment lab. the scientists are tracking how the virus is spreading from person to person in the uk. we have some patience and we have no doubt idea how they got infected. looking at their genetic material and comparing it with others, we can fill in the missing link. it is like a detective story. with that information we may be able to understand the spread of the disease better, which may help us the disease better, which may help us control the outbreak in the long run. and this lab is where that detective work happens. the genetic analysis is so precise, scientists can work out the chain of infection from one person to the next. these are samples taken from patients in the uk with covid—19. they are no longer infectious and once their sequence, longer infectious and once their sequence, which takes just a few hours, scientists will have a m

champions league action last night with liverpool, and i'm afraid to bring you bad news from liverpoolhe past week they've gone out of the fa cup and now the champions league, their crown has been toppled by atletico madrid and i'm sure liverpool fans are still wondering how, they have 3a shots on goal, 11 on target, and still ended up goal, 11 on target, and still ended up getting beaten. it was really a tale of two goalkeepers at anfield last night as liverpool were beaten 3—2 on the night, knocked out of the competition by atletico madrid — 11—2 on aggregate — with goalkeeping blunders by adrian costing them dearly. psg are through to the quarter—finals, beating borussia dortmund in an empty stadium, ove rco m e dortmund in an empty stadium, overcome burns, concerns over coronavirus, meaning fans were barred from the parc des princes. england fail to defend the she believes cup after a seventh defeat in 11 games. they lost 1—0 to spain in theirfinal match of the tournament while usa beat japan 3—1 to win the competition. and there was a shock on day two of the cheltenham festival as

so, welcome to the liverpool school of medicine. almost qualified. weekend. but these students are offering to volunteer in hospitals to help the nhs deal with the outbreak. we will be working in the wards, most likely, alleviating some of the stress when the doctors either have to be quarantined themselves, or are helping out more in busy areas like maybe a&e. we have had the opportunity to chat to some of the senior clinicians who are going to make sure that we are supervised appropriately, making sure we are not doing anything we are not competent to do. obviously things are going to be tough over the next few months, with more people requiring hospital care. but by having these extra student volunteers on the wards helping support the staff i really do think that this is going to enable the best possible patient care. at the end of the day we are just an extra pair of hands. so here we're entering the common room... given the government guidance, we asked everyone to film themselves in order to minimise contact with others. so, are you ready to g

— mohammed salah with liverpool's equaliser on his 100th premier league appearance.ith his 17th goal of the season. liverpool nowjust need three more wins to secure their first league title in 30 years. in the scottish premiership second placed rangers are away to ross county. yesterday leigh griffiths scored a hat—trick as celtic extended their lead at the top to 16 points. that's after a 5—0 thrashing of st mirren. there were also wins for aberdeen, hamilton and saintjohnstone. hearts drew 1—1 with motherwell and remain bottom. england have the chance to get their tournament back on track later today when they play japan in the she believes cup. phil neville's side lost their opening game to the usa. our sports correspondent katie gornall reports. games between the usa and england were close in the past but, three days ago, phil neville's side were no match for the world champions. the 2—0 defeat in orlando led many to believe whether england are going in the right direction. the gap is not widening. some of the football we played, particularly in the first half, s

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liverpool are really struggling. liverpool are really struggling.m to do no wrong. the league title will surely come, but they've now lost three of their last four games after chelsea knocked them out of the fa cup. adrian gave willian a helping hand to open the scoring for chelsea. and ross barkley ran half the length of the pitch to score the winner. they could easily have scored four, but boss frank lampard wasn't getting carried away with the 2—0 win that takes them through to the quarterfinals. i'm not going to shout this from the rooftops. it feels good tonight, but i know that what we've got to do doesn't stop and it will take a long time to get to where we want to get to. we know where we are at, this isn't the club now that maybe has been under acosta a couple of years ago and won the league, no. we have got a realfight and we are up for the fight. and tonight was a nice little marker for us. but we can't be inconsistent now, we have to follow that through. a lot of parts of the performance i really like, but, of course, the result stands o

let's go back to antonello, in liverpool. you are italian.are no rooms for corpses any more after you said that a huge rise of fatalities, some had to be moved to local churches. i mean, when you look at these pictures, can you believe what you're seeing? absolutely not. i mean, it... the virus outbreak was incredibly appalling, and now the situation is absolutely dire. the question is now how dire it will be, because day after day, the number of cases and the numberof after day, the number of cases and the number of deaths, theyjust rise. today, almost 200 more. have you got family still there? yes, i have my whole family there, and, of course, they are really concerned. i mean, forthem, course, they are really concerned. i mean, for them, it's course, they are really concerned. i mean, forthem, it's something absolutely terrible. they have never experienced something like that. i just, i mean, the thing is that they are under siege from an enemy that they don't even know. i mean, this is the surreal serious situation, and the thing is that.

with the premier league, i suppose liverpool have as good as one it. it shows is that even the big clubs have to see a need to shut down, perhaps financially. what a house of cards the 21st century is. it only needs a couple of little things and suddenly everything sta rts things and suddenly everything starts falling apart, and the world as we know it is not as it was. you have summed up the interesting times very nicely. that is all for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages online on the bbc news website. it is all there for you seven days a week. and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you susie and michael. good evening. it's the day that football in the uk joined other major sports around the world by suspending play because of the coronavirus. the premier league, the efl, the spl are all on hold as well as leagues in wales and northern ireland. the premier league says it hopes to resume on april the 4th and will reschedule the displaced fixtures. but it raises big questions ab

and in football in the champions league holders liverpool have been knocked out of the competition liverpool squandered a 2 goal advantage to lose 32 at home against of that they go madrid elsewhere how the sun should man beat german side dortmund to nail to advance to the quarterfinals. in the bonus league beat cologne by 2 goals to one in the match made history off the pitch because it's the 1st german league clash to be held behind closed doors fans were excluded in an effort to halt the spread of the coronavirus. blinis league of fans have dubbed matches held behind closed doors like this one goes to games but that didn't discourage thousands from gathering outside the stadium and gladbach to peek through the cracks inside only a handful of club officials were waiting for this historic match to kick off despite not having fan support the home side struck 1st patcher come on to brazil envelope who built it like beckham from inside the box the of not sure what envelope was listening for with no fans but blockbuster cheered him on for the early lead in his 7th goal of the campaign. things d

in the champions league holders liverpool have been knocked out of the competition liverpool squandered a 2 goal advantage to lose a 32 at home against. elsewhere. determined darkman 2 nil to advance to the quarterfinals. and the business is up next looking at another historic day as u.s. markets tank again on coronavirus uncertainty watching news from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website it's to give you dot com on this fighter fix to watch. what secrets lie behind swaps. discover new adventures in 360 degrees. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. e.w. world heritage 360 get the maps now. i don't think that that well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and when to happen to have a thing.

liverpool, it gives a pride that he isjoint liverpool, it givesa dream pride that he isjoint liverpool will just gives a dream to all ourjapanese children. i willjust read this bit. when alex 0xlade chamberlain was injured, they sent 1000 origami cranes with handwritten messages on them to the training ground to wish him a speedy recovery. that's a lot of effort! sorry for that massive head appearing in shot. just an update on your phone, apparently you need to clean it twice a day with alcohol wipes. now you need to clean it twice a day with alcoholwipes. now you have said don't touch your face, i got a really itching nos! what is the rarest dog in the uk? may be a corgi? it is in fact an irish red and white setter. only 39 registered last year stop that's in comparison with number one, which is labradors. 35,500 labradors last year. there is one litter which is 10 dogs. 10 little irish red and white setters. there is a fella who runs the red and white set a club who says, the dog are fabulous, they have been in consistent decline for the last 10 yea rs consistent decline for the last

it was roberto firmino who had liverpool going through to the quarter—finals early in extra time thanl clearance. marcos llorente getting the crucial of a home. he was to scare again before alvaro morata got a third end of second, atletico madrid through on aggregate. an empty stadium for the french side. name scoring. and then it was 3—2 on aggregate on the stroke of half—time. a player sent off after clashing with neymar. totman's championship campaign ending ona totman's championship campaign ending on a sour note with that red card. hearts have slipped four point adrift of the bottom. they played saint merits. but a strike early in the second half was enough to separate the sides and saint mirren moves to knives. —— ninth. no arsenal players or staff will be tested for coronavirus after the postponement of tonight's premier league game against manchester city. the game was cancelled after olympiakos owner evangelos marinakis said he had contracted the virus. he tested positive days after his side played arsenal in the europa league. he met players from both sides — those from olym

so, liverpool fa ns something like that.erpool fans aren't silly enough to believe in these things. very relaxed. next weekend it's the showpiece event forjump racing in the uk, the cheltenam festival. the british horseracing authority and cheltenham racecourse are both confident that the coronavirus won't affect it. our reporter laura scott has more. cheltenham is the biggest four days in the racing calendar and horses like these are having their final preparations. but the looming large over the racing industry is the threat of coronavirus which threatens to derail the whole festival. and for trainers like nikki, there is a palpable concern about what could be decided over the coming days. it is frightening because it is the combination of a whole years work goes on for days. it is the biggest and financially for the industry, the most important for the industry, the most important for days in that whole year. some sports have been held behind closed doors in recent weeks, including racing in hong kong. that doesn't seem l

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fergus walsh, bbc news, liverpool.the coronavirus outbreak, including the symptoms to watch out for, on the bbc news app and on our website. our top story this evening: within the next fortnight the government's chief medical adviser says it is likely that anyone with a cold or temperature will need to self—isolate. still to come, back at school after coronavirus. we look at the impact on one school in devon. the chinese company, jingye, has bought british steel, securing the future of more than 3,000 workers in scunthorpe, teesside and north yorkshire. jingye has promised to invest £1.2 billion in upgrading plants and machinery, but it'll come at a cost of up to 500 jobs, a price unions say is worth paying to secure the future for the remaining workforce, as our business editor simon jack reports. this plant has been on government life support since last may when british steel faced closure again. today, the future looked secure for most but not all of the nearly 4,000 workers and thousands more in the supply chain. t

and today was another example of that after liverpool. two good games.nt because of the type of what he is it is good. but he realises now that the hard work begins and he will be judged realises now that the hard work begins and he will bejudged on realises now that the hard work begins and he will be judged on a different

on a club like liverpool, who stand on the brink of their first title for 30 years.ll. clubs that are chasing promotion like leeds united as well who have waited so long to get into the premier league. the hope remains that the season can resume. i think leeds are desperate to —— to do that but there is a danger. jurgen klopp simply said he supported the suspension and if it saved one life it would be worth it. thank you very much. well, we know the financial situation changes dramatically in football the further down the tiers you go. the football league have also suspended games until early april and the ramifications could be huge for all involved. our reporter katie shanahan has been at rochdale today. well, this league1 is currently ranked 19th in the table were supposed to be playing rovers as we can, but as you can see the covers are on, and this club really depends on those ticket sales from fans entering this stadium, but without that money coming in, it means the clu b that money coming in, it means the club will not be able to pay their players or staff th

that of course would be extremely cruel on liverpool football club.gerjuergen club said the suspension of the season had his support and that if it saved just one life, it would be worth it. damn, thank you for that. dan roan live at anfield. the uk's chief scientific adviser says the coronavirus is here to stay and more deaths are still to come. the number of people who've died worldwide has now reached 5,000. but is the uk government taking the right approach, to tackle the virus? here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. this is italy, one of the most advanced health care systems in the world. in the northern city of brashear, they are reduced to treating patients in warehouses and tents because of coronavirus. italy has the worst outbreak by far in europe, but other countries are catching up. europe has now become the epicenter of the pandemic. with more reported cases and deaths than the rest of the world combined, apart from china. the uk government is hoping to avoid scenes like this by trying to change the course of the outbreak here. so

it is important for a lot of but... —— arsenal and liverpool fans.ith the scientific advisers was saying we would not ban football games because you when i get affected in big areas, you are more like it to be affected down in the pub. they don't seem to realise that football matches are preceded or followed and a pub. they carried it outside anyway. yet the travel on public transferred to get to the games and they don't do it with their hands in their pockets. time is at this time around, we would do it all again shortly. thank you both very much for the time being. that's it for the papers this hour. we will be back at 11.30 for another look at the papers, and don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you — seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. goodbye. hello there. for many of us it was a glorious start of the day. take a look at this weather watcher picture from the highlands of scotland, the glorious

you've had 3000, 4000 of theirfans in liverpool, and i'm sure some of them will have had to coronavirusthe tactic is. if we are going to follow the same tactics as italy then i guess you can expect, and i am no scientist, but you could expect the same kind of infection spread. you will know better than anyone, for parents, this will change their daily lives if schools are forced to close. exactly. i was speaking to a police officer today and we were chatting about coronavirus. she said, if schools shut there are lots of people in the police force with children and they will have to take time off work to look after those children. it will fundamentally affect the whole way we live. there is a chance, who knows what borisjohnson and his tea m knows what borisjohnson and his team might decide, but there is a chance we become the biggest baby—sitting service you have ever seenin baby—sitting service you have ever seen in this country. we are looking at big spaces where we can have up to seven classes at once if they insist we stay open. the other thing i have been thinking hard about is the

chelsea against liverpool is the pick of the titanate.to the coronavirus. the 35 member nations are meeting in amsterdam with the start of the eurojust treatment say way. and the impact of the viruses high on the agenda of the international olympic committee executive board meeting in switzerland today too. more on all of those stories are just after half past. see you then. iran is one of the countries hit ha rd est by iran is one of the countries hit hardest by coronaviruses with more than 1500 cases in just hardest by coronaviruses with more than 1500 cases injust over 60 deaths. but other colleagues at bbc persian have uncovered a video, the man who filmed it says they are burials and they have already buried 80 people in this area for coronavirus victims, far in excess of officialfigures. coronavirus victims, far in excess of official figures. there coronavirus victims, far in excess of officialfigures. there is coronavirus victims, far in excess of official figures. there is also this video filmed recently in tehran, this man is war

chelsea would have cursed their luck with a do liverpool in the 5th round of the f.a. cup but they came up against the red side not looking at their best having had their 44 game unbeaten streak in the league snapped on saturday and it seemed from early on that the reds had recovered. not to start from the regulars didn't help matters stand and keep agree on farm billing williams shot allowing chelsea to take the lead. the blues had chances to increase their advantage. and they finally got this 2nd just past the hour mark thanks to ross bok. his goal proving to be the killer blow giving chelsea a shock to know when and sending the runaway league leaders out of the f.a. cup. we have always you know happy that we're out of the cup. there was a was a tough game was hard. to get but at times you brits with. a great game we played really well take the child sees. something as opposed to a bad night for liverpool but it's hard to see them staying down soup alemanni al-jazeera and the german cup of 4th tier team is through to the semifinals for the 1st time in history so burk

in sport, chelsea beat liverpool 2—0 in the fa cup, to knock liverpool out of the competition.games. a test event for the tokyo 0lympics has been cancelled due to concerns over coronavirus. next month's asia rugby sevens will 110w next month's asia rugby sevens will now not go ahead. mako vunipola is training with saracens despite being stood down by england over coronavirus fears. he was not available for the six nations match against wales because he wasn't self—isolating after through hong kong. —— because he was self—isolating. more sportjust after half past. more now on our main story, as a major new public health campaign is launched today to try and contain the spread of the coronavirus. the government are advising people to wash their hands frequently, for at least 20 seconds each time. meanwhile, away from home, the world bank has committed $12 billion to help developing countries cope with the spread of the virus. it follows warnings that slowdowns from the outbreak could tip some countries in recession. countries into recession. there are now more than 92,000 cases o

moment if it's about sports over the water good of society then it's not a concept and let's take liverpool as an example at the moment where players aren't showing symptoms of coronavirus but in guidelines from that box is the players having to try it on their own away from training facilities and that is being reflected in football clubs all over the world so this idea that clubs are perhaps going to start playing again in league is going to restart in april looks pretty fanciful more plays around europe and around the world to contracts in coronavirus is it really going to be fair to say right league start again tonight for the 3rd it looks unlikely and i think the other thing to think of beyond that beyond the sort of big leagues is what sport means to society people on a practical level at the lower leagues they're reliant on that week to week events taking place there are people whose salaries reliance on being involved in games where it's a week a lot of clubs at a lower level are going to face financial crisis at this time. a lot of individuals are going to be struggling to make the

liverpool 25 points clear at the top.rest of the season. liverpool's manager was keen to put things in perspective, saying that of course we do not want to play in front of an empty stadium and we do not want games or competition suspended, but in doing so helps one individual stay healthy, just one, we do it, no question. asked if it is a choice between football or at the good of the wider society, it is no contest, really. it is not. there is continuing to be an impact right across football. it might be what talking about the premier league, but lower league clubs will be feeling for the economic and financial impact to their season two. for this for as it has the thick end of £300,000. that includes the gates and that food and beverage around the stadium. we might lose another hundred hundred and 50, but it fit goes into the summer. for us it will be about half a million. you tell me the plan was to relay the system, but it is not just financial terms, practical things as well. financially wheeling your pitch is costly

still ahead on the sports news on liverpool's. fears that could be denied the premier league title if the season is abandoned due to a coronavirus details coming up. a lot of time for the sports news peter thank you so much former liverpool and england striker daniel sturridge has been given a 4 month ban for breaching beijing rules storage has also had his contract with turkish club cancelled by mutual consent. last year he was given a 6 week ban by an independent regulatory commission but the suspension has now been doubled after the english football association appeal the ruling the appeal board decided he had passed inside information to his brother over a possible move to severe in 2018 sturridge has also been fined $192000.00. in a video on his you tube channel stowage said he was devastated by the decision and that he was a victim of gambling companies allowing people to bet on football transfers adding that the conversation with these brother had been innocent. i just want to say that i am going to continue to campaign for