motherwell defeated heart of midlothian 2—1 at fir park. jake hastie. hearts got back into the game when steven naismith scored, lobbing the goalkeeper on his second attempt. then, in the 93rd minute, another 19—year old, david turnbull, scored the winner, as a mistake from goalkeeper conan doyle handed motherwell their sixth straight win. it's a busy afternoon too in the fifth round of the women's fa cup — there was a repeat of last year's final when holders chelsea beat arsenal. this time the score was 3—0 to chelsea. liverpool are also into the quarterfinals after a 2—0 win over millwall. manchester said looking for their second fa cup title, one step closer after they beat totte n ha m step closer after they beat tottenham 3—0, and manchester united are also through to the next round. in the welsh 0pen final, australia's neil robertson is leading stuart bingham four frames to two in their best of 17 match. bingham is the reigning open engage champion, he won another frame before robertson took a three frame lead once again. super league

before that, though, motherwell — who have won their last five league games — playing hearts.e, with his fifth goal in six games scored for motherwell, steven naismith getting one back from the edinburgh side. the second half just getting under way there. in rugby league, the wigan warriors could win a record fifth world club challenge, if they beat the sydney roosters later today. the warriors are the most successful team in the history of the competition and last won the trophy in 2017. though the last time these sides met in the final, it was the roosters who triumphed, back in 2014. the final of the welsh open is underway in cardiff this lunchtime. neil robertson facing stuart bingham — let's go there now. just into the first frame. robertson reached the final thanks to a 6—0 whitewash of hossein vafaei in their semi final while world number 12 bingham produced four centuries as he beat joe o'connor 6—2 yesterday. today's final is the best of 17 frames. it's early days and you can follow it on the bbc sport website and via the red button. that's all the sport for now. let'

that's a sixth successive league win for motherwell.inish for great britain's dave ryding in the slalom. he was third fastest on his second run and his top ten finish is his best result at the event. gold went to austria's marcel hirscher for a record—equalling seventh title. there's more on the bbc sport website, including the athletes named in great britian‘s team for next month's euopean indoor championships and the latest from snooker‘s welsh open. that's it from me. i'll be back with the late news at ten o'clock. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. videos and photographs promoting animal cruelty and illegal blood sports are being shared on social media, according to a bbc countryfile investigation. in response, facebook and youtube have taken down some of the content, but material celebrating illegal hunting and cockfighting is still accessible, as tom heap reports. from hare coursing to cockfighting, these are the cruelest of so—called sports with gambling at their heart. you may

well they are very confident they know the risks that they think they say the time plays against motherwell at this point he says the parents struggle is one of the same and that it has taken venezuelan people twenty years of struggle. following the constitution following the laws of peaceful protesting and they plan to continue so they say this has reached a point of no return for the opposition and he is sure that time is playing against a man who don't mean whatever case he may take against the opposition at this point you know we're still pictures of trucks gathering at the border ways that aid was the situation that now the board of columbia. well it's a tense situation he said in the interview that tension is because we head to the border bit because of the tension of the armed forces and he said during the interview there's a lot of fear within the armed forces because a lot of them that have had suspicion of uprising against motherwell have been imprisoned and are being tortured a lot of the officers and officials jones he says that a lot of the military armed forces are there in fe

although celtic could re—establish their 8—point advantage by beating motherwell.ed their first, scott arfield was among the other scorers with this cracker. the result leaves hamilton just four points off the bottom of the table, there's about half an hour to go in celtic‘s match, they currently lead motherwell 2—i. ireland have a slender lead over italy in today's only six nations match. a short time ago, the irish were winning 19—16 in rome, but they've only recently regained the lead from the italians, who are hoping to avoid their 20th successive six nations defeat. the two—time middleweight world championjames degale says he'll consider his future in boxing after a unanimous points defeat to chris eubankjunior. degale saw the referee's countdown twice at the o2 arena, once in the second round and then later in the tenth, as eubankjunior produced one of the most impressive performances of his career. he now says this victory can set him up for world title belts in the super middleweight division. degale said he would consider retirement if he lost the fight an

celtic are still 8 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, thanks to a 4—1win over motherwell closed the gap with an emphatic 5—0 win at hamilton. rangers were four up by half time. ryan jack scored their first. scott arfield was among the other scorers with this cracker. the result leaves hamilton just 4 points off the bottom of the table. in the six nations, holders ireland were given a fright against italy in rome. the italians had threatened a first win in the tournament since 2015, as they led at half—time but ireland showed their resolve after the break, to earn a bonus point, 26—16 win. james burford has more. when in rome, do as they romans do. italy want a piece of the action, and you cannot afford to take your eyes off them. the same can be said of ireland, particularly of jacob stockdale. last year's top scorer sent his chance and pounced. he has scored nine tries in only eight tries in only eight matches. italy started to ask questions and started to find space. it is a try. lift off in the capital. if this was good, morisi tried to ensure they had a half—time lead

earlier today, motherwell defeated hearts 2—1 at fir park.scored the winner from a free—kick, as a terrible mistake from goalkeeper colin doyle handed motherwell their sixth straight league win. a head in your hands moment. in the women's fa cup, chelsea are a step closer to defending their title. they're through to the quarter—finals after beating arsenal 3—0 in a repeat of last year's final. beth england scored twice for chelsea, but it wasjonna andersson with the best goal of the game with a long—range effort. have a look at that one. and into the next round. elsehwere, super league leaders manchester city won 3—0 at tottenham from the league below. liverpool and manchester united are also through with wins over millwall and london bees. biggest win was west ham, who beat the lowest ranked side remaining huddersfield 8—1. real madrid captain sergio ramos received the 25th red card of his career as real madrid suffered a shock 2—1 home defeat to girona. it was a really bad day at the office for ramos. he gave away the penalty from which gir

injured and we've reported some deaths in different cities over the well where it's protests against motherwell are happening at the moment now all these protests against my we're asking. if humanitarian aid to allow the military to that humanitarian aid in the country. protests in favor of motherhood or just simply are asking for the u.s. not to interfere or intervene in venice where ok thanks for that did abuse oscar schleicher reporting from the capital caracas. vote counting is underway in nigeria where people have been electing a new parliament and the next president the elections were postponed for a week with a delay causing tensions in the country to flare after four years of economic stagnation and failure to deal with a jihadist terror group boko haram president will come out who will hari is under pressure from challenger bachar long lines of voters formed outside some polling stations that opened their doors later than planned. after a long wait at the gates of this polling station in the capital of voters rushed to cast their ballots it opened two hours later than scheduled some we

over the military because in the past year we have seen small revolts from the military against motherwell and yesterday activision general my business was in the asian deflected against what he called a dictatorship we saw leaders other active members follow suit so what could happen if there is an american military intervention depends on how strong the most grasp of the military actually is because of what we saw yesterday from some of the military continues this could lead to a domino effect that could outmaneuver on our. in europe in the following names otherwise we could see classes which is something nobody. and us intervention would be good news for one quite wide open his supporters now wouldn't it. well frank why don't can't we have heard a little about their support for an outside intervention other than the humanitarian aid for the good of medicines he is asking the u.s. to sentimental sweater when i asked ask them as one military to allow this humanitarian aid to enter venezuela and buy it against colombia in your rela that have control of some areas in minutes well that are n

the other game today ended motherwell 2, hearts 1.hallenge match between the super league champions and the winners of australia's equivalent the nrl meet. it's wigan against the sydney roosters. around 30 minutes gone, it's 4—14. wigan have won this four times more than any other team. you can listen live on bbc radio five live sports extra. salford red devils‘s unbeaten record in super league was ended by leeds rhinos this afternoon. jack walker scored a hat—trick as the rhinos won 46—14 to move from bottom up to seventh. hull kr beat london broncos 22 points to 12 in the other game. it's the battle of two former champions in snooker‘s welsh open final. and it's australia's neil robertson who has the edge. he began the final session with a five frames to three lead against the english open champion stuart bingham, who looked like winning the opening frame. but robertson produced a break of 65 to recover from 53—0 down and win the frame to make it 6—3. the match is the best of 17 frames. live coverage is on the bbc sport website and

and a fifth successive league game win for motherwell.riker whose body is yet to be found following a plane crash over two weeks ago. he was en—route from nantes to cardiff after his £15 million transfer, today the bbc has learned that the french club has threatened legal action because they haven't received any of the fee yet. the bbc‘s wales correspodent is sian lloyd. attem pts atte m pts to attempts to recover the wreckage of the plane and the body that has been identified as being still on board have beat been continuing out at sea today. but there is this development between the two football clubs who we re between the two football clubs who were involved with emiliano sala. you may remember that he left cardiff city's * striking. he was on his way from nantes in france to cardiff when the plane lost the radar contact. we have learned that na ntes radar contact. we have learned that nantes have made a demand of repayment of the transfer fee, to cardiff city, and that cardiff city have not yet made the first scheduled payment because

motherwell and aberdeen also won, while hamilton and dundee drew 1—all.rd place. really not good news. comprehensive round—up. also coming up comprehensive round—up. also coming upfor comprehensive round—up. also coming up for you on spike state this evening... by the head and fitness. with my injuries and illnesses, i was not sure i would be able to do it. now i am a better out of my whole career. i'm excited to see what is to come. one of the biggest sporting events of the year takes place tomorrow night as the la rams play the new england patriots in superbowl 53. it's a third successive superbowl appearance for the patriots, and it's set to be a huge night for their coach bill belichick, who's aiming to win a sixth championship. seth bennett reports. from the start, he was a fiercely competitive coach with an attention to detail which gives his players the chance to win every night. but it was not always obvious that bill belichick was going to grow on to become a great. he was 5—11, then he was 0—2 to start the second season. so he lost 13 of his fir

who did not support the former leaders and who are now supporting him because they are against motherwell but that doesn't mean that they will be there if this discourse escalates and that's a good point and then what we're seeing today is a massive rally that's being held by the opposition and what's the aim there. well pressure that's what they're trying the whole time pressure from venezuela and pressure from the international community but at the end it's really about it's about the. humanitarian help that is tucked between venezuela and colombia and in this case you can really say that giving up the control of humanitarian aid of the foods and the medicines in there would be giving up the control of power and so it's really it's a mixture and it is difficult and it's complex because. a topic that should be humanitarian should have a humanitarian corrector because it's about humanitarian aid it's becoming very political yeah and that is dangerous because maduro you know he's implying that if you open the border to medicine he'll also open the gates to the u.s. military and he's not wa

motherwell and aberdeen also won. there's more sport on the bbc website. kate.om me. goodnight. after friday's snow drama, a much calmer and sunnier day across much of the uk. plenty of blue sky but under the clear skies temperatures are dropping away very quickly. cold est are dropping away very quickly. coldest overnight where there is snow on the ground. some more wintry showers, rain, sleet and snow in the north—west of scotland. those in east anglia will fade away and skies will clear, may be some patchy fog and icy patches as well. the snow has been melting but the main story overnight is how cold it will become a widespread hard frost. snow on the ground in southern england, it may be —10, minus double figures in parts of scotland. we start with sunshine on sunday but you can see whether france from the west. through the day that is going to bring cloud, rain, preceded by sleet and snow, mostly on the hills in northern ireland and england come into north wales. south of that, cloud is going to increase. the south—east of englund will hold onto most of the

motherwell and aberdeen also won, while hamilton and dundee drew 1—all.ds united 3—1 in a top—of—the—table clash at elland road. mario vran—sich opened the scoring with free kick that took a deflection off leeds midfielder adam forshaw. teemu pukki added another 30 minutes later, before a second from vran—sich sealed a dramatic win for norwich — who are now level on points with leeds at the top of the championship. the women's cup has three nail. —— 3-0. the women's cup has three nail. —— 3—0. let's get on to the rest of that did they sports drama unfolded at the inaugural saudi 0pen on saturday, as sergio garcia was disqualified from the third round for serious misconduct, as the 2017 masters champion was found to have damaged putting surfaces. the decision comes a day after he was seen slamming a club in a bunker in frustration. meanwhile, china's li haotong made a total of four eagles in his third—round 62. the 23—year—old shares the lead with dustin johnson, with the pair five clear at the top of the leaderboard. and warrington wolves have eased to vi

motherwell beat livingstone 3—0, while hamilton and dundee drew 1—1.port, he and his new partner matty lee won today's10—metre sychronised event at the british national diving cup. that is all the sport for now. back to you. thank you very much indeed. pupils should be banned from taking smartphones into classrooms, according to england's schools minister. the government is due to publish new guidance shortly on issues such as internet safety and social media, but some teachers say mobile phones can be "fa ntastically useful" for learning. 0ur political correspondent jessica parker has more. smartphones are everywhere. but, should they be in schools? well, it's as the discretion of individual head teachers to decide. but the ministerfor school standards, nick gibb, says it's his own view that schools should ban their pupils from bringing smartphones into school. they certinaly should not be allowed to have them on when at school. perhaps to and from school, yes, but certainly not in school time. we basically put them in a box and take it to the office

celtic are still 8 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, thanks to a 4—1win over motherwellgap with an emphatic 5—0 win at hamilton. rangers were four up by half time. ryan jack scored their first, scott arfield was among the other scorers with this cracker. the result leaves hamilton just 4 points off the bottom of the table. england midfielderjill scott has withdrawn from the squad for the upcoming shebelieves cup in the usa. she's carefully managing her fitness to ensure she's available for this summer's fifa world cup in france. scott is 32 years old and has made 130 appearances for the england team. in the six nations, holders ireland were given a fright against italy in rome. the italians had threatened a first win in the tournament since 2015, as they led at half—time but ireland showed their resolve after the break, to earn a bonus point, 26—16 win. james burford has more. when in rome, do as they romans do. italy want a piece of the action, and you cannot afford to take your eyes off them. the same can be said of ireland, particularly of jacob stockdale. last year's

celtic are still 8 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, thanks to a 4—1win over motherwell including that stylish free—kick. it's the first time celtic have conceded a league goal in 2019. rangers are still second, five points clear of third placed aberdeen, after a 5—0 win at hamilton. rangers were four up by half time. the result leaves hamilton just 4 points ahead of bottom side, st mirren. ireland survived a scare against the side bottom of the six nations table, italy, but they did emerge with a bonus—point win in rome. the italians had a lead at half—time, but the reigning champions eventually made their quality show, scoring four tries. for italy, it's now 20 consecutive six nations defeats. england's women remain on course for a grand slam in their six nations championship, after a massive 51—12 win over wales in cardiff. making up for some of yesterday's disappointment for england fans, by scoring 9 tries. prop sarah bern and wing jess breach scored two each as england claimed a bonus point afterjust 26 minutes. they go back to the top of the table but play the onl

motherwell have won a sixth straight game in the scottish premiership, beating heart after this injuryon has a three frames to one lead over stuart bingham and the snooker, the first to nine frame. more details later in around an hour. theresa may has called on conservative mps to put ‘personal preferences‘ aside and get her brexit deal through the house of commons. in a letter to every tory member of parliament, the prime minister said ‘history would judge us all‘ over the handling of brexit. she also set out what the government would be doing in the coming days to secure a withdrawal agreement that will get parliament‘s backing. the brexit secretary, stephen barclay, is due to be back in brussels tomorrow for a meeting with his eu counterpart, michel barnier. later this week, the attorney general, geoffrey cox, is expected to make a rare speech in which he will outline how the government will eliminate any legal risk to stop the irish backstop becoming indefinite. and the prime minister is scheduled to have another meeting with the president of the european commission, jean claude—ju

celtic are still eight points clear at the top of the scottish premiership, thanks to a 4—1win over motherwellt hamilton. rangers were 4—0 up by half time. ryan jack scored their first, scott arfield was among the other scorers with this cracker. the result leaves hamilton just four points off the bottom of the table. in rugby union, ireland survived a scare against the side bottom of the six nations table, italy, but they did emerge with a bonus—point win in rome. the italians had a lead at half—time, but the reigning champions eventually made their quality show, scoring four tries. for italy, it's now 20 consecutive six nations defeats. there is a bit of frustration in our group, but nobody has got a margin on italy. they have had ten point losses for the first three games of the championship, probably reflective of a competitive unit they have got. england's women remain on course for a grand slam in their six nations championship after a massive 51—12 win over wales in cardiff, making up for some of yesterday's disappointment for england fans, by scoring nine tries. prop sarah bern and win

motherwell beat livingstone 3—0, while hamilton and dundee drew 1—1. police searching for a 21—year—old student in hull, who went missing after leaving a club, say they have "significant concerns" about her safety. more than 70 officers are continuing to look for libby squire, a student at the university of hull. she was reported missing after getting into a taxi outside the welly nightclub. jake zuckerman reports. nearly two days after she was last seen, emergency services continue to search for university of hull student 21—year—old libby squire. over 70 officers have been searching overnight, speaking to her friends, visiting pubs and clubs in the area and making enquiries with those who saw her during thursday evening. despite these efforts, we have still not located libby and we are extremely concerned for her welfare. libby got into a taxi outside the welly nightclub. it was around 11:00 on wednesday. police think she got out of the taxi a short while later near her home in welsely aventue in hull. libby squire was last seen on cctv at the corner

brendan rodgers' side travel to kilmarnock later — before that though motherwell — who have won theirt kicked off in the last few minutes — no score there. britain's laura muir set a new national record over the mile at the birmingham indoor athletics. she won in a time of 4 minutes 18.75 seconds, taking five seconds off kirsty wade's mark, which had stood since 1988. the time was also the fastest in the world this year and the third quickest in history. it proves she's in great form ahead of next month s european indoor championships in glasgow, where she'll defend both her 1500 and 3000 metre titles. i knew i was in great shape and for me it was about winning the race but i wanted to run fast and to get an opportunity to try and go for another record. 0n home soil, i couldn't miss it. i'm so chuffed to be able to do it. in rugby league, the wigan warriors could win a record fifth world club challenge, if they beat the sydney roosters later today. the warriors are the most successful team in the history of the competition and last won the trophy in 2017. though the last time these si

brendan rodgers's men host motherwell later this afternoon.he squad for the upcoming shebelieves cup in the usa. she's carefully managing her fitness to ensure she's available for this summer's world cup in france. scott is 32 years old and has made 130 appearances for the england team. the six nations continues this afternoon, starting with the women's tournament, with england facing wales, and it's england who lead after two tries injust six minutes in cardiff. and they are leading at half—time 29-5. later, it's the men's turn as ireland travel to rome to face italy — that's at three o'clock. that's all the sport for now. more now on the divisions withing the conservative party around the brexit negotiations, earlier i spoke to the conservative mp dominic grieve, who supports a second referendum on brexit. i asked him whether leaving a no—deal brexit on the table is fracturing his party. it's certainly doing it no good, it's damaging it and as i said on a number of occasions to divisions between those on a number of occasions to divisions be

earlier, motherwell secured a sixth straight league win with a 2—1 victory over hearts.world cup. the announcement was made by cricket west indies a short while ago. the 39—year—old will concentrate on twenty20s, a format in which he shines, holding the record for the highest individual score — 175 off 66 balls. australia's neil robertson is closing in on his first welsh open snooker title since 2007. he won the first two frames of the final session against stuart bingham to move seven frames to three ahead. bingham hasn't given up, though, he's on course to win the 11th frame, and close the deficit. live coverage is on the bbc sport website and bbc red button. what a contest at the dw stadium tonight, where the world club challenge match between the super league champions and the winners of australia's equivalent, the nrl, meet. it's wigan against the sydney roosters. wigan have won this four times more than any other team. they need to do some serious work to make it five. they need to do some serious work to make it five. you can listen live on bbc radio 5 live sports

they remain eight points behind leaders celtic, who easily beating motherwell in the later kick—off.on the title three years ago. it follows a topsy turvy season with leicester, 12th in the premier league. ireland survived a scare to beat italy in rugby union's six nations championship. they had to fight—back from 16—12 down at half—time in rome. looking unconvincing despite scoring four tries for the bonus point. the 26—16 victory keeps alive ireland's slim hopes of defending the title they won last year. but italy have now lost their last 20 games in the tournament. meanwhile in cardiff, england made up for some of yesterday's disappointment by thrashing wales in the women's six nations. they scored 9 tries in the 51—12 victory to go back to the top of the table and still on for the grand slam. that's it from me, there's much more on the bbc sport website, where you can follow all the action from the league cup final, where chelsea are playing manchester city at wembley. it's goalless with around half an hour to play. back to you, mishal. that's it. we're back with the news at 10.

motherwell beat livingstone 3—0 while hamilont and dundee dres1—all.udi international on saturday, as sergio garcia was disqualified for "serious misconduct" afterfinishing his third round. the 2017 masters champion was found to have damaged a couple of putting greens and has become the first player on the european tour to be disqualified under the serious misconduct rule, which includes the line players are expected to take good care of the course. garcia has apologised and said he would never do it again. former masters champion sergio garcia has been disqualified from the saudi international golf event for serious misconduct. meanwhile, china‘s li haotong made a total of four eagles in his third—round 62. the 23—year—old shares the lead with world number three dustinjohnson, with the pair five clear at the top of the leaderboard. new england patriots head coach bill belichick will underline his position as the most successful coach in nfl history if his side beat the la rams in super bowl 53.... belichick has already won american football‘s biggest

motherwell leadig there at st mirren.busing mo salah during monday's draw at the london stadium. he was filmed on a mobile as he took a corner with insults directed at his muslim religion. in a statement the club said anyone identified commiting an offence will face a lifetime ban. great britain's fed cup team are playing on home soil down in bath, the first of four days of competition which sees two groups of four nations taking part all with the ultimate aim to get promoted back to the world group. in the past half hourjohanna konta has beating dalila jakupovic to give great britain the victory over slovenia in round one. earlier katie boulter won her game against kaya yuvan of slovenia. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. thank you, see you later. the earth could now be in its warmest period since records began some 150 years ago, that's according to forecasts by the met office. climate scientists say we could start to see weather events on a scale we've never experienced

his celtic side are still eight points clear thanks to a 4—1 win over motherwell.but the reigning champions eventually made their quality show, scoring four tries. it's two wins out of three for ireland. for italy, it's now 20 consecutive six nations defeats. in cardiff, england's women made up for the disappointment of england's men by thrashing wales in the women's six nations. they scored nine tries a 51—12 victory to go back to the top of the table. sarah bern and jess breach both scored two tries each. nat sivver has given england's women a chance against india in the second of three one—day internationals. she came in at 14/3 in mumbai, wickets kept tumbling but she made 85 as they were bowled out for 161. india have just started their run chase. a win would give the hosts the series. dan evans has missed out on his first atp tour title. he lost to moldova's radu albot in the delray beach open final. evans did win five of six games to claim the opening set. the match went into a decider set where evans failed to convert three match points. he then made a doub

motherwell earned a dramatic 2—1win over hearts.. it really did bobble, only just england and australia will do battle in the ashes later this year. in rugby league's club world challenge, the aussies came out on top. australia's sydney roosters beat england's wigan warriors by 20—8 in the one—off match between the two top club sides from each country. it's a record equalling fourth title for the roosters. australian neil robertson survived an evening session wobble to win the welsh open for the first time in 12 years. he led stuart bingham 7—3 before the englishman levelled. robertson recovered to take the two frames he needed. he's climbed to eighth in the world rankings. dave ryding claimed his best finish at a world skiing championships with ninth in the men's slalom. a poor first run left him in 20th place but he was one of the quickest in the second to bump him up to the top 10. austria's marcel hirscher took gold. now, when your dad is a grand slam tennis winner and your sister is the 12th best golfer in the world, the pressu

more for negotiated settlement they could possibly you know that is not a the zero sum game with motherwell somehow bring stability. all right lucas corner from caracas thank you the u.s. has congratulated el salvador's next president and says it looks forward to working with him a caley won by a landslide vote up ending the two party system which has ruled the central american nation for a quarter century thirty seven year old former marathon salvatore campaign is an anti-establishment outsider promising to stamp out corruption kevin costner the more as the former vice president of costa rica he says the next president to find a way to engage with el salvador's gang. the fact of the matter is that you gangs have become so powerful that they get to it serves control over entire swaths of the territory of the country. particularly in some of the main cities and in some ways you know whoever wants to run for office has to whine and accommodation. with the gangs because they they have become political actor in their own wrecked it that's not unique tools of her though i mean do you in in a sim