england's under—21ss has scottish counterparts in the european challenge qualifier at the riverside in middlesbrough to england. by top of their qualifying group. —— they are top. this was the highlight, from josh onomah. the spurs man is on loan at aston villa. now rugby, harlequins put on a —— an impressive display to beat sale sharks will stop quins eventually winning 42—26, even though sale sharks came back in the second half of the rematch. —— of the match. england's tommy fleetwood has broken the course record at carnoustie, scoring 63 on his second round at the alfred dunhill links jan mucha to share the lead —— links cbbc. frustrating season for rory mcilroy, he's three shots back. the uncertainty surrounding ben stokes, the england selectors have added steven finn to the squad to face australia. ben stokes remains unavailable following an incident outside a nightclub in bristol as it stands he will not be travelling to australia with the at the end of the month but the ecb still awarded him a central contract for next season which comes as no surprise to our cricket correspondent jonathan a

in the evening's other fixtures, bournemouth beat middlesbrough 3—1.from behind to beat norwich 2—1 after extra time. bristol city reached their first league cup quarterfinal in 29 years, thanks to a 4—1win over crystal palace. leicester came from behind to beat leeds 3—1. and penalties are about to begin at the etihad stadium. we will have the latest on that for you by the end of the programme. the first edinburgh derby in the scottish premiership in three years ended in a 1—0 win for hibernian over hearts at easter road. striker simon murray scored the only goal of the game afterjust three minutes to move neil lennon's side up to fifth in the table. elsewhere it was goalless between hamilton and partick and stjohnstone and ross county. scotland's women made it two wins from two in their world cup qualifying group with a 5—0 victory over albania. claire emslie curled in the pick of the goals as the scots move above switzerland at the top of group two on goal difference. elsewhere, wales drew 0—0 against russia in st petersburg. everton interim manager

england's u21s will also be playing european championship qualifiers against scotland in middlesbroughra on monday. one of their players is jack harrison, who left manchester united's academy at the age of 1a to try his luck in the unted states. he now plays for new york city and told simon stone how his manager — former arsenal and manchester city midfielder patrick viera — broke the news to him. before the game in chicago, patrick called me over and he mentioned i had been called up for the u21s, i did not believe him at first because he is alwaysjoking. he did not believe him at first because he is always joking. he said seriously, you have been picked. i was ecstatic. he said i was not meant to tell you before the game but i will tell you anyway. it was a great moment to share with him, the first person i called was my mum to tell her, but she was not answering. wishy back in england, or...?|j tell her, but she was not answering. wishy back in england, or...? i was in chicago and she was in new york, iam not in chicago and she was in new york, i am not sure what she was doing but s

middlesbrough make the long midweek trip to bournemouth. arsenal welcome norwich to the emirates.e manchester city welcome championship leaders wolves. you can follow all the build—up and action from the league cup this evening with 5live final score on the bbc sport website and mobile app or by pressing your red button from 7 o'clock. city against wolves is your commentary game. the first edinburgh derby of the season takes place tonight as hibs take on hearts at easter road. this will be the first time the clubs have met in the premiership for over three years. 0ur senior football reporter chris mclaughlin is at the ground. there is always something special about hibs versus hearts under the floodlights here at easter road. both sides facing each other in scotland's top flight for the first time since 2014. here to discuss the match is the former scotland striker and bbc sport pundit steven thompson. where do you see this game being won and lost tonight?|j thompson. where do you see this game being won and lost tonight? i think it will be a hard—fought game and will end it will

brentford. second placed wolves suffered a surprise 2—1 loss at qpr while there were also wins for middlesbrough‘s second spell as rangers caretaker manager got off to an excellent start with a 3—1 win at hearts. it was the edinburgh side who took the lead, a free—kick from the former rangers striker kyle lafferty, who made a point of not celebrating. but kenny miller had a point to prove after being dropped by sacked rangers boss pedro caixinha — he scored two and set up their third — that puts them 3rd in the table. in the three o'clock kick—offs in the scottish premiership aberdeen beat ross county 2—1. leaders celtic were surprisingly held at home to kilmarnock. there were also wins for hamilton, partick thistle and and hibernian. anthonyjoshua says anthony joshua says carlos anthonyjoshua says carlos takam shouldn't be written off ahead of their bout tonight. anthonyjoshua will be looking to extend his record in front of a crowd of over 70,000 tonight. carlos is strong, he is fit and he can box. i knew i would be facing someone who is ready and i am so facing someone who is ready and i am s

middlesbrough? but one thing that people in middlesbrough do have, back then, and of course, today, is humour as home bred comedian rory chubby brown demonstrates. we love getting up into the morning and hearing the beds coughing and sometimes on a clear day you can see the washing line. we have houses round in this area, 100 houses worth £1 million plus so it can't be that much of a dump. you only have to come out of the town centre and you see the parks and the flowers. this time yesterday, a lot of concerns about what storm ophelia was doing and it‘s the clean up today and parts of cumbria suffered, didn‘t they? today and parts of cumbria suffered, didn't they? yes, last night, we we re didn't they? yes, last night, we were braced for the worst particularly as you say in cumbria on the west coast. the storm spun off to the north, thankfully, but nevertheless cumbria was affected. at one point we had 18,000 homes without power. it is down to 2,000 engineers working on that trying to rectify that b

cardiff are second —they won 1—0 at middlesbrough.solidated third place with a 2—1 win over reading. and it's wolves who stay top of the table, hanging on for a 3—2 win over preston. it's semi finals weekend in the scottish league cup, and holders celtic have made it to next month's showpiece, thanks to a a—2 win over hibernian. it was watched at hampden park by chris mclaughlin. celtic were held to a draw by hibs a few weeks ago, so the easter road side came here with hope. celtic always managed to find a way. mikael lustig got the first after some questionable defending. even at that stage the writing was on the wall. then the swede made it two. ross laidlaw was culpable. into the second half, a lifeline for hibs and a penalty that probably shouldn't have been a penalty. boyata on boyle. anthony stokes turned a gift into a goal. moussa dembele came off the bench and put distance between the teams. 3-1. 19—year—old 0llie shaw provided another lifeline for hibs. with minutes remaining dembele secured his double. 60 games now unbeaten

england's under—21ss has scottish counterparts in the european challenge qualifier at the riverside in middlesbrough

so few in sunderland, middlesbrough? nun in salford last yearfor middlesbrough?lesbrough? nun in salford last yearfor 0xford. these are huge part of the country with talented people, many getting more than top marks at a level, yet not making their way to 0xford or cambridge. a level, yet not making their way to oxford or cambridge. each of the university spends £5 million a year on outreach programmes to try to encourage people who wouldn't thematically have thought to apply to those universities to do so. do you think those programmes aren't working or are there other factors at play, such as a lack of belief in some quarters, a lack of expectation that people could apply for those institutions? lets take the london borough of richmond. it is sending more young people to oxford and cambridge than the entirety of manchester, liverpool and leeds. they are applying, they are just not getting in. i don't accept that they are not good enough. harvard and yale, similar universities, do far better on access for poor americans right across the country. why is it that 0

brentford. second placed wolves suffered a surprise 2—1 loss at qpr while there were also wins for middlesbroughond spell as rangers caretaker manager got off to an excellent start with a 3—1 win at hearts. it was the edinburgh side who took the lead, a free—kick from the former rangers striker kyle lafferty, who made a point of not celebrating. but kenny miller had a point to prove after being dropped by sacked rangers boss pedro caixinha — he scored two and set up their third — that puts them 3rd in the table. in the three o'clock kick—offs in the scottish premiership aberdeen beat ross county 2—1. leaders celtic were surprisingly held at home to kilmarnock. there were also wins for hamilton, partick thistle and and hibernian. it's shaping up to be a big weekend for british sport, in football, boxing, even rally driving — we'll get to that later. also lewis hamilton could become the most successful british fi driver tomorrow, if he wraps up a fourth world title. fortunately for him he only needs to finish fifth to do that. hamilton was pipped for the top spot on the timesheets in final practic

that is about 80 times the value of a home in the cheapest place, near middlesbrough.es in that location in middlesbrough. you can put in your own postcode and see what the average cost of a house is in yourarea see what the average cost of a house is in your area and how much it has gone up or down in the last ten yea rs. gone up or down in the last ten years. you have been painting a picture this morning of sexual harassment in your workplace. we heard from teachers, nurses, engineers and so on. the revelations about sexual harassment in hollywood and the music industry have empowered women — and some men — from all walks of life to speak out about their own experience. and for the rest of the programme we're handing over to you to share your stories and to try and paint a picture of how prevalent this is. if you want to talk on air — do get in touch in the usual ways — put call me at the beginning of your message. georgina calvert—lee is with us for the rest of the programme. she's a barrister specialising in discrimination and harassment. we can talk to claire, a p

into three new city programmes in middlesbrough, bristol and devon before the end of the year and buildingreally help them inspire some young people in turn that they are going to coach across the programme. we will let you get on. wejust have the programme. we will let you get on. we just have time the programme. we will let you get on. wejust have time now the programme. we will let you get on. we just have time now to speak to former olympian gold—medallist mark. you are one of the coaches. my background is in sport and i am very passionate about it and the opportunities it gave me. when i was younger i did an apprenticeship. i understand the value of being at work, learning from your peers and the skills you can take into further development. learning from each other is a big thing in sport it has been great to see the development over the last couple of years. and the plan is in the future to roll the plan is in the future to roll the programme out across the uk. well, thank you very much indeed. it looks like great fun this morning as well. i would loved to be there.” think those tri