olly foster is at the etihad stadium. olly, how did we get to this stage?nancial fair play, at their finances. they were fined £49 million. there were either sanctioned around you may fax european about lay down. but they went back into that investigation and for the 12 to 18 months. looking at particular on the same name, name title sponsor. they found sitting serious violations. a overinflated just how much money they were getting from the stadium. the main eventin getting from the stadium. the main event in it. a complication is that the stadium is owned by the club owners. the ruling family who had pumped so much money into this club for the last 12 years. they found that not only they didn't go along with the investigation, manchester city, but they were serious breaches. we have basic £25 million sign. they won't worry about that, but the nuclear option exclusion from european competition. kicked out from the champions league. that one competition, but one trophy, free near titles and cops. that has been bankrolled all that success, but is they want t

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening.y for mahomes, the super bowl superstar could herald a new era for nfl. you dream about this stuff when you area you dream about this stuff when you are a little kid and ijust try to go out there and be the best person ican be go out there and be the best person i can be every single day. also coming up in the programme... finn russell should be pulling the strings for scotland, but he's out in the cold again. he is going to miss the calcutta cup. and shaun wane tells us how much he's missed rugby league and how he's going to turn england into world beaters. making the most of the premier league's first winter break, but not every club can put their feet up. we had the climax to the american football season overnight, super bowl 5a. the kansas city chiefs against the san francisco 49'ers, the half—time performance is always a talking point, that's wherej—lo and shakira took centre stage. but it was the chiefs patrick mahomes who stole the show. the 24—year—old quarterback turned the ga

olly foster, bbc news.r paris st—germain. joe lynskey was watching. if psg have the money than dortmund have the soul. this is the other wall, one of the barriers put before the world's drop prized 12, neymar and backpay. but to stop psg strikers takes more than noise. daughters and engaged with slight clips and tough collisions. for an hour, this game crackled with noise and waited for lift—off. it came through one of football's new superstars. this is early in holland, a 19—year—old norwegian who was born in leeds but has now settled down in the cauldron. is opening was soon settled down in the cauldron. is opening was soon cancelled out. psg found a way through and equalised through neymar. but it was just brief setback on portland's big night. he signed for dortmund just six weeks ago, this remarkably is his 11th goal in seven games. he is a teenage star still on the rise, just as this tie could reach its peak. joe lynskey, bbc news. tottenham face rb leipzig in the first leg of their last 16 tie tomorr

hello, i‘m olly foster, here‘s what‘s coming up on sportsday this evening how will manchester city respondshment i‘m katie shanahan, live at the etihad as manchester city play for the first time since their ban from european football also coming up in the programme. injury hit tottenham take on leipzig in the champions league a very big dealfor their a very big deal for their opponents. inducted into the hall of fame, but what has the game learned from his tragic death. and will head live to las vegas for a flavour of fight week ahead of furey versus wilder pa rt week ahead of furey versus wilder part two. evening, manchester city face west ham injust under an hour, this is the league match that was postponed ten days ago becasue of storm keera, they got special permission from uefa to play on a champions league night. last friday, the champions were informed by uefa that they were guilty of serious breaches of their financial fairplay regulations. a 25 million pound fine and thrown out of european compettion for two seasons, the club are appealing against and today we heard from the chief

hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday this evening: postponed because of the coronavirushance the chinese grand prix is cancelled this year? there's outrage in the rugby union championship as the rfu cuts all clubs‘ funding by half. five of the best — the voting is open for the bbc women's footballer of the year award. also coming up in the programme: we bring three former sportsmen together to talk about life with motor neurone disease. i don't want people feeling sorry for me. ijust want i don't want people feeling sorry for me. i just want to i don't want people feeling sorry for me. ijust want to get on with life. hello and welcome to sportsday. another sports event has been affected by the coronavirus outbreak, but the formula one chinese grand prix is the most high profile yet. organisers of the shanghai race, scheduled for april 19th, requested the postponement as chinese health authorities still try and bring the virus under control. f1 bosses say they will look at alternative dates later in the year but only if the situation improves. adam wild reports. it is not

hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday.jones wants england to be the best in the world, but they are second best in paris. tottenham are back in the champions league hunt after beating manchester city. dehydtrated and dizzy, but djokovic is champion in australia once again. also coming up in the programme... find out why this goal for great britain's hockey team counted for nothing against australia. and countdown to super bowl 5a. we're just a few hours away — will it be the 49ers or the chiefs? good evening. in their first match since the world cup final, england have been beaten in the six nations championship, 24—17 by france in paris. they had been 21r—0 down and two jonny may tries at least saw them earn a losing bonus pont, but that will be very little consolation. our sports correspodnent andy swiss was at the match. they had arrived with such confidence, but the england fans flocking to paris were in for an almighty shock. a wall of noise and a sea of french flags and the hosts were utterly inspired. five minutes g

earlier, shaun spoke to olly foster.re things i would have done differently and i'm very different to what they had before. that is in the past, hopefully i can make changes and teach them to players they have not been top four. it seems such a shame kevin is in the field, such a legend, has seen it fit to leave. he was a big fan of wane‘s. he is fit to leave, he is a friend of mine and it is pretty —— it is his prerogative. the team behind me, which are going to help me deliver success on the field. you're going to feel you have an advantage because wayne bennett was a long distance coach, not been bassy all the time but increasingly you have got some of your players going and playing in australia. i saul isaul —— i saul —— it's different in many ways, i'm trying to get better every single minute of every single day so i use that to make me a better coach. the main thing that i'm about is worth ethic, detail, making sure the players work. there's a few areas in preparation which i can —— ido areas in preparation which i

olly foster is there, olly. few hours to go until kick off, but the atmosphere must be building alreadyuge french presence in cardiff, they have been sightseeing and enjoying fairly decent weather. they are very excited about their young team because they are unbeaten. they have not been in cardiff for ten years and that was the last time that they took the title at a grand slam. but the welsh are defending their grand slam title under a vastly more experienced team. over 850 caps, under a vastly more experienced team. over850 caps, a under a vastly more experienced team. over 850 caps, a record in the six nations. over 600 more caps than this french side and you just feel that could be the difference between the two. there is a huge amount riding on the first match this afternoon. that is when scotland face italy. and scotland you would think would win but there is pressure on their head coach gregor townsend, they will want to win well in rome this afternoon. the first of six premier league games today is already under way, chelsea hosting tottenham. and it's chelsea who have the lead

olly foster has all the sport. hello. open crown, his 17th grand slam title, but he did it the hard way against dominic thiem. he came from 2 sets to 1 down against the austrian. john watson is in melbourne for us. what a performance once again from novak djokovic. a record extending eighth australian open title. dominic thiem from austria pushed him close, the fifth seed, forcing him close, the fifth seed, forcing him overfive him close, the fifth seed, forcing him over five sets him close, the fifth seed, forcing him overfive sets in him close, the fifth seed, forcing him over five sets in this enthralling encounter. novak djokovic it only dropped one set coming into the final, which shows how close he was pushed. dominic thiem will be disappointed he did not get over the line. he was 2—1 up and surrendering cheap points in the fourth side. novak djokovic levelled the match and won it with that decisive fifth set. thiem will feel he will get chances to win a first grand slam title. surely that will come at the french op

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me ollie foster and lizzie greenwood—hughes.his evening.... the six nations championship is back and the grand slam champions wales turn on the style as they take italy apart in cardiff. these reds are also unstoppable, liverpool's premier league lead now stands at 22 points. and after a fortnight of surprises in the womens‘ draw, there's been another in the final, sophia kenin is the new australian open champion. also coming up in the programme: countdown to the superbowl...will it be the chiefs or the 49ers crowned kings of the nfl? and a change of plan for great britain's basketballers, they're heading to serbia rather than china because of the coronavirus. evening. all the football coming up for you in a couple of minutes, but we're going to start with rugby union because the six nations championship is back and the reigning champions wales have opened their campaign with a big win. after 12 years under warren gatland this was wayne pivac‘s first match as wales head—coach and it couldn't have gone much better. they thrashed

olly foster's in cardiff.lding already? the sun is out, that's a in south wales for the last couple of weeks. hundreds and hundreds of french fan site seeing, really looking forward to this, you might be able to see a group of gentlemen from overseas, already or not the fizzy drinks, i'm not sure how many cents they will be speaking by the time of kick off at quarter to five on bbc one. the roof will be shut, there is a storm brewing, the weather is meant to be off all but the ref will be closed at the stadium. loads of subplots, the return of shaun edwards, all those titles, the grand slam last year. now he is doing the samejob for the french. we will be speaking toa for the french. we will be speaking to a couple of french journalists are saying that he probably will not make much of the difference of how he plays, but it is his voice that will be so important and that french team. vastly inexperienced compared to the welsh, over 850 caps in the welsh 15 that is being fielded, a six nations record, over 600

olly foster has all the sport. hello, and thanks forjoining us.le after they beat southampton 4—0 at anfield. no premier league side has had that big a lead before all the goals no premier league side has had that big a lead before — all the goals came in the second half, alex oxlade—chamberlain and captain jordan henderson on target before mo salah struck twice. that takes their unbeaten league run to 42 games across two seasons, arsenal hold the record with 49. the goal we scored was after a situation where southampton on the penalty but we were better in the game, had much more, better possession, not more, did better things with it. found direction and a couple of times my team starts rolling, then it is, the power we create in these moments is is really incredible, i have to say. so, iam really ha p py incredible, i have to say. so, iam really happy about the performance and the game and the result. in the day's other games. fourth placed chelsea drew 2—2 at third placed leicester. it was goalless between manchester united and wolves. watford

in a statement, the club said: olly foster has this update from city's home ground.her for manchester city. the champions of england stand accused of cheating the system, breaching uefa's very strict financial fair play regulations. their main accusation is that they overinflated just how much money they're making from their title sponsor, etihad airlines, that's emblazoned all around this club, on their shirts, on the stadium. the complication, the grey area that uefa have been looking at, is the fact that etihad are owned by the club's owner, the billionaires, the ruling family from abu dhabi. now, a fine of over $30 million, they won't worry about that, the club. but what is really going to hurt is exclusion from european football, the very, very lucrative champions league. that is the one trophy in this abu dhabi revolution that they have failed to secure, and getting kicked out of the champions league for two seasons from the start of next season, that is really going to hurt. there's been a really strong, belligerent response from the club themselves. they say

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. cricketers can level the one day series against south africa today, but it's been a frustarting day so far in durban, rain delayed the start and they've had to come off again injust the seventh over. england won the toss and fielding first they took a wicket, captain quinton de kock out tojoe root. south africa 38—1. the game has been reduced to 45 overs per side. england lost the first one—dayer in the three match series by seven wickets. player of the match anya shrubsole said it wasn't one of the prettiest games of cricket but they beat india by four wickets in melbourne to keep their t20 tri—series hopes alive. she took three wickets to leave england chasing 124 for victory and nat sivver helped them on their way with a half—century with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england—australia final next week. india cricket legend sachin tendulkar is in australia for sunday's bushfire rel

and i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, also coming up in the programme...ut for weeks, manchester city's raheem sterling is in a race be fit for real madrid at the end of the month. great britain are battling to reach the fed cup finals, but they've lost their first rubber away in slovakia. and we hear from the west ham women's captain, and how talking has helped her tackle her mental health issues. hello and welcome to sportsday. we are live in edinburgh ahead of round two of the six national, the action is coming thick and fast. in this brilliant competition, we are live in my side, glorious and dry evening but a cold one. there is a storm forecast for tomorrow and on the pitch, things are borrowing. plenty of fighting talk in the build—up to scotland hosting england in the calcutta cup at murrayfield tomorrow. tonight, the under 20s of both those nations will take each other on. on sunday, the women's tea m other on. on sunday, the women's team will face off. let's hear from the men's camp as we kick things off. the scottish captain, stuart hogg, but fir

ollie foster. thank you.hooting of a man by police, after he stabbed people in south london. sudesh amman was released about a week ago after serving half of his sentence of three years and four months for terror offences. we spoke to eyewitness dave chawner, who waited with one of the victims until the paramedics arrived. there was shouting and i think like anyone in that situation, there was anyone in that situation, there was a mugging, i am anyone in that situation, there was a mugging, iam going anyone in that situation, there was a mugging, i am going to go and help. i ran towards the person i could see running. there was more shouting. and then i heard what i thought was a car backfiring. and thenit thought was a car backfiring. and then it happened, multiple times. and i was kind of really confused by that and then i turned round and i saw three armed, plainclothes police officers pointing what at that point in timei officers pointing what at that point in time i thought was a taser at a person on the

olly foster's in cardiff, where the atmosphere is already building ahead of kick off which is at a quarter to five this evening. the sun is out, that is a rarity in south wales for the last couple of weeks. hundreds and hundreds of french fans are sightseeing, really looking forward to those. you might be able to see a group of gentlemen from overseas, they are already on the fizzy drinks. the kick—off is at a quarter to five. the roof will be shut, there is a storm brewing, the weather is meant to be absolutely awful but the reef will be closed on the principality stadium. the return of shaun edwards, a decade here is the defence coach. now he is doing the defence coach. now he is doing the samejob the defence coach. now he is doing the same job for the french. we will be speaking to a couple of french journalists, they said it properly won't make much of a difference to how they play but it will be his voice that will be so important in that french team. vastly inexperienced compared to the welsh. 850 caps in that the welsh 15 and thatis 850 caps in that the welsh 15 and that is a six na

now, with all the sport, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening.s his side has to be more ruthless. they beat south africa by two wickets in johannesburg to draw their series but they made hard work of the run—chase. adam wild reports. in south africa, today is pink day, raising money for charity and having a party. even the players got to dress up. this was south african captain quinton de kock getting proceedings under way. few parties pass without someone falling out. here it began with van der dussen getting out. lbw, said the umpire. van der dussen was given another chance, video replays hadn't been working properly. for south africa, a reprieve. england aggrieved. moeen ali moments later had the last word. a final flourish took south africa to 256 — despite the celebrations it didn't look enough. especially once jonny bairstow got started. brilliant, at times brutal. once others started chipping in, the chase should have been straightforward. but as late wickets fell, england were getting just a little nervous. victory more tense than it shou

olly foster's in cardiff, where the atmosphere is already building ahead of kick off which is at a quarterundreds and hundreds of french fans are sightseeing, really looking forward to those. you might be able to see a group of gentlemen from overseas, they are already on the fizzy

olly foster is at the etihad stadium. ali. the stakes have never been higherfor stadium. ali.her for manchester city. u efa been higher for manchester city. uefa are going back to a previous investigation six years ago and which they find manchester city than for breaking those break even rules, the financial fair play regulations was that they been fined again at 25 main pounds, 30 million euros, that isa drop main pounds, 30 million euros, that is a drop in the ocean but what is really going to hurt is that from next season and the season after, u efa next season and the season after, uefa say they will be excluded from all european competition and that is the one competition, the champion slake that for all the billions, hundreds of millions put into the skull by the abu dhabi ruling family, that is the one competition they have failed to crack. four premier league titles, for bleak cups as well. but now they set —— they are set for a period in the wilderness. we have paper which are in response from manchester city who we re in response from manchester city who were accuse

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.la one chinese grand prix has been postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak. it had been scheduled for april 19th. the fourth race of this year's championship that starts next month. let's speak to the bbc formula one commentatorjack nicholls. the request actually came from the organisers of the race. reason that the announcement took so long to come is that nobody really wa nted long to come is that nobody really wanted to cancel it. formula i didn't want to cancel the race. they wa nted didn't want to cancel the race. they wanted the organiser to cancel it. it has been a waiting game. you are right, it is the only sensible solution. we have seen the national football league in china being postponed. the world indoor athletics championships was postponed. it was the only thing that could happen, i suppose. postponed. it was the only thing that could happen, i supposem postponed. it was the only thing that could happen, i suppose. it is a packed calendar with a record of 22 races.

olly foster has the latest from manchester city's etihad stadium.ain accusation is that they overinflated, how much money in revenue they were getting from the main sponsor, etihad airlines. the convocation, the grey area here, is that etihad are owned by the club's owners, the ruling family from abu dhabi. now, the £25 million fine, they are not going to worry about that. a drop in the ocean really. but what is really going to hurt is european exclusion from uefa competitions, kicked out of the champions league. that is the one trophy in this revolution at the clu b trophy in this revolution at the club that they have failed to win, and that is really going to hurt. there's been a very strong, belligerent response from city. they say they are disappointed but not surprised. why not surprised? they say because it has been a flawed process from uefa. they say they have been lea ks process from uefa. they say they have been leaks coming out of the governing body saying they were going to get banned even before the investigation started. they say they

olly foster is in cardiff for us.. we are at the halfway point in this championship.yers behind mejust warming up. very inexperienced french team but they are as yet unbeaten. they had a fantastic are as yet unbeaten. they had a fa ntastic start are as yet unbeaten. they had a fantastic start to the championship beating the english. the last time they were winners here in cardiff they were winners here in cardiff they took the grand slam so a lot of excitement about this french team but the welsh are vastly experienced, over 600 more caps than the french and that mightjust give them the edge. you mention the scots in rome, then scored two tries and they kindly leave the italians by ten mil but would like to get another two tries. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten o'clock. hello. this is bbc news. the duke and duchess of sussex will no longer use the word "royal", when they begin their new life outside of the monarchy. the couple had been in discussions with aides and senior royals about using the brand "s

olly foster will have plenty more in sportsday at 6:30. many thanks indeed. but that all changed this morning when the chancellor sajid javid resigned. it's believed the chancellor was asked to stay on — on the condition that he fired all of his advisers. his resignation means sajid javid ends his career as chancellor having never delivered a budget. he's been speaking in the past hour. it has been a huge honour to serve as chancellor of the exchequer and while i was pleased that the payments to reappoint me i was unable to accept the conditions that he had attached. i i thought i was left with no option other to resign. my left with no option other to resign. my successor has my full support and the prime minister continues to enjoy my full support as does the government. you regard yourself as chancellor in name only and is not because of the appearance of dominic... the conditions were attached where that i replace my advisers, people have worked incredibly hard on behalf of not just the government but the country and geta just the government but the count

olly foster will have a comprehensive round up in sportsday at 6:30.opean union, insisting britain will not have to follow the eu's rules in future. speaking in greenwich, the prime minister said he wanted a free trade agreement similar to the one the eu struck with canada, and warned he would be ready to walk away if he couldn't agree one. the eu's chief negotiator, michel barnier, said the eu wants a close trading relationship with the uk, but would not accept britain having ‘unfair competitive adva ntages'. here's our political correspondent, helen catt. the break—up's done, but what comes next? in brussels and in london, two visions of a future relationship. good morning, everybody. in his first speech since the uk left the eu, borisjohnson set out what he wants. we want a thriving trade and economic relationship with the eu. but... there is no need for a free trade agreement to involve accepting eu rules on competition policy, subsidies, social protections, the environment or anything similar, any more than the eu should be obliged to accept uk ru

let‘s crosss to olly foster who is in cardiff. ement about this very young and inexperienced french team. only 250 caps in their ranks, so this will be an interesting one. yes, indeed. give us some context as to how this will play out. we know that scotland are desperate for a win. they play italy a bit later on. but england and ireland tomorrow, a match which needs no introduction. yes, let's just touch on that game in rome. you would have thought huge jeopardy this one for the scots. the italians are rock bottom with no points and the scots have got a couple of losing bonus points from their matches so far. but the head coach is under huge pressure with just how the scots have been playing. i think they are going to have to notjust to beat italy, but beat italy well. that match tomorrow at twickenham. ireland are unbeaten, but if england beat them, and if wales beat the french here, that blows the championship wide open. we are at the halfway point, and we will know much better where we stand come tomorrow evening. thank you, oll

catch up with sport, and head back tojoin ollie let's catch up with sport, and head back to join ollie fosterggest fight in the division for 50 years we arrived at the venue, the mgm grand last night, making another one of his fashion statement, a jacket covered with pictures of his own face. both men are unbeaten. the first fight between them ended in a drawer 15 months ago. i'm going to play him on the back foot from round one and keep him there. i've got his number, because he got me down and he couldn't keep me down, and that must be playing on his mind because he is knocked everybody else out. i'm coming for you, baby. i never imagined going as faras i'm going you, baby. i never imagined going as far as i'm going and what i am achieving the step it was a simple, basic plan for me, to make a few dollars for my daughter. i never thought about in the heavyweight champion of the world. anything is possible if you believe that it is. is laura kenny has revealed she refused to have an operation on a broken shoulder last month, fearing it mightjeopardise broken shoulder last month, fearing it m

all the build—up to this weekend's six nations on sports day at 6.30 with olly foster.er and the liverpool manager jurgen klopp. more from declan in a minute. but first to robyn, how did dr bonne get into astronomy? well, nick has been severely visually impaired since a very young age when he was born. he can only really see shapes at the end of his nose, but when he was about five and the voyager space probe sent back these incredible images he had his face placed right up against the tv screen and he never really thought about being visually impaired as a hindrance of what he wanted to do but rather something that would making him better at hisjob because he looked in depth and was using things like heat and textures instead. his passions have followed him to the university of portsmouth and he is now working on some pretty exciting stuff he teaches, how does he do it? that was something i was quite surprised about because you think it is quite a visual profession, but there you stuff like objects and metaphors, so he said when two galaxies collide don't think of it i

coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with olly foster. good afternoon. bit of a concussion theme to today's sports news, the olympic hockey champion alex danson news, the olympic hockey champion alex da nson has news, the olympic hockey champion alex danson has been forced to retire, and dan biggar has been cleared to play for wales. nations this weekend. thanks. and chris fawkes has the weather. there are six severe flood warnings are still in force and another 99, more rain today, we will be taking a look at what is next coming to our river systems and looking at the forecast as there is a bit more rain on the way so the areas of flooding could move to different parts of the country. thanks chris. also coming up on afternoon live. tributes are paid to larry tesler, the computer scientist behind cut, copy and paste, who's died at the age of 7a. also coming up on afternoon live, tributes are paid to larry tesler, the computer scientist behind cut, copy and paste, who's died at the age of 7a. hello, iam hello, i am simon mccoy. a suspected right wing extr