mclaren driver beat defending world champion max verstappen to take first place in miami, as patrick geareyorts. cheering. the boy from glastonbury, crowd—surfing at last. for years, lando norris has been the support act. now, finally, he is the headliner. i'm just proud, really. like, i mean, a lot of people... i guess, doubted me along the way. i've made a lot of mistakes over my last five years, my short career, but today we put it all together, so this is all for the team. i stuck with mclaren cos i could believe in them and i did believe in them, and today proved exactly that. what he needed was an opportunity. in miami, it came initially from the misfortune of others. this crash meant a safety car, a chance for norris to change his tyres and seize control.

patrick gearey has the story.ger bannister, - third from the left, gets away at the iffley ground, oxford, for the race of his life. and so began 3:59.11 seconds of british sporting history. archive: chris brasher. setting the pace in front. there was certainly a feeling of it being a national event and something of a landmark for the country. but it had to be me attempting it, so it was entangled with my own effort. bannister, training to be a doctor, was trying to prove something, perhaps to himself, having slipped to fourth at the olympics two years earlier. but he was also engaged in an experiment. at the time, some scientists believed you would kill yourself trying to run a mile in four minutes. bannister disagreed. his friend chris brasher was tasked with setting the correct pace and tempering bannister�*s enthusiasm. we seemed to be going so slowly. impatiently, i shouted, "faster." but brasher kept his head and didn't change the pace. bannister was an amateur, running was secondary to his studies, and he'd

patrick gearey has the story.oxford, for the race of his life. and so began 3:59.4 seconds of british sporting history. archive: chris brasher. setting the pace in front. there was certainly a feeling of it being a national event and something of a landmark for the country. but it had to be me attempting it, so it was entangled with my own effort. bannister, training to be a doctor, was trying to prove something, perhaps to himself, having slipped to fourth at the olympics two years earlier. but he was also engaged in an experiment. at the time, some scientists believed you would kill yourself trying to run a mile in four minutes. bannister disagreed. his friend chris brasher was tasked with setting the correct pace and tempering bannister�*s enthusiasm. we seemed to be going so slowly. impatiently, ishouted, "faster." but brasher kept his head and didn't change the pace. bannister was an amateur, running was secondary to his studies, and he'd regard his medical career as the greater achievement of his life. but w

patrick gearey reports.hree minutes, 59.1; seconds of british sporting history. archive: chris brasher. setting the pace in front. there was certainly a feeling of it being a national event and something of a landmark for the country. but it had to be me attempting it, so it was entangled with my own effort. bannister, training to be a doctor, was trying to prove something, perhaps to himself, having slipped to fourth at the olympics two years earlier. but he was also engaged in an experiment. at the time, some scientists believed you would kill yourself trying to run a mile in four minutes. bannister disagreed. his friend chris brasher was tasked with setting the correct pace and tempering bannister�*s enthusiasm. we seem to be going so slowly. impatiently, ishouted, "faster." but brasher kept his head i and didn't change the pace. bannister was an amateur, running was secondary to his studies, and he'd regard his medical career as the greater achievement of his life. but when the second pacemaker, chris ch

patrick gearey has the story. 25—year—old roger bannister, third from the left, gets away for the restgets away for the rest of his life. and so began three minutes 59 — rest of his life. and so began three minutes 59 seconds _ rest of his life. and so began three minutes 59 seconds of _ rest of his life. and so began three minutes 59 seconds of british - minutes 59 seconds of british sporting history.— sporting history. there was certainly — sporting history. there was certainly a _ sporting history. there was certainly a feeling - sporting history. there was certainly a feeling of - sporting history. there was certainly a feeling of it - sporting history. there was. certainly a feeling of it being sporting history. there was i certainly a feeling of it being a nationai— certainly a feeling of it being a national event and something of a landmark— national event and something of a landmark for the country, but it had to be _ landmark for the country, but it had to be me _ landmark for the country, but it had to be me attempting it, so it was entangled — to be me attempting it, so it w

patrick gearey watched this one.manchester city at fulham needed full focus, full throttle, and as it turns out their full—back. josko gvardiol�*s fourth goal in a little more than a month. defenders don't tend to score that often. exhibit a, manuel akanji. in the second half, city delivered on their threat. the season, phil foden has become such a reliable front man. title races can be stressful, but this was fun in the sun for the champions. gvardiol again. mayhem, bar one notable oasis of calm. a second yellow card, julian alvarez got the penalty. 4—0, and city are back on top for now. this group of players for many years have done it. we are in the latter stages. we have the final. 0urdream is... when they lost against aston villa, our destiny is in our hands, we decide, ok, the final is west ham at home. destiny belonging to us. we created chances. now recover, come back to manchester, recover. in a few days come back to london and play the final. so, here's the eight games in the premier league today. what have

patrick gearey reports. this time it was only crucial to one of the teams. they were sharper. lando truss art has a habit of scoring important goals which at this stage, they all are. the control that arsenal have on games, the second might have sealed this but chances were rare. they backed themselves to continue noted, stricken by injuries were willing. just wayward. even so, for arsenal it was worried with the stakes so high they wanted reassurance about andre onana denied them that comfort. as the end drew near a storm broke. something dramatic in the air but anti—climatic on the ground. home if not dry, whatever happens they will squeeze manchester city until the very last drop. patrick gary, bbc news. so arsenal's title challenge remains on. they know city will win the league if they win all their remaining games, starting with their trip to tottenham hotspur on tuesday, but arsenal boss mikel arteta has been pleased with his sides consistency this season. the players have a huge price, most of them they haven't been in this position. they don't know w

mclaren driver beat defending world champion max verstappen to take first place in miami, as patrick geareynbury, crowd—surfing at last. for years, lando norris has been the support act. now, finally, he is the headliner. i'm just proud, really. like, i mean, a lot of people... i guess, doubted me along the way. i've made a lot of mistakes over my last five years, my short career, but today we put it all together, so this is all for the team. i stuck with mclaren cos i could believe in them and i did believe in them, and today proved exactly that. what he needed was an opportunity. in miami, it came initially from the misfortune of others. this crash meant a safety car, a chance for norris to change his tyres and seize control. but behind him at the restart, max verstappen, his friend, the champion. when does he go? now he goes. norris held him off. the son of a millionaire, life has given him many advantages, but here was proof of a natural talent. first across the line for the first time, a moment to slow down and appreciate things. we did it! 0h! so happy. thanks, mum, thanks, dad. this

patrick gearey, bbc news.y being forwarded to the full state visit of the chinese president xi jinping, his first visit to the region in five years. we saw a few moments ago the european commission president ursula von der leyen arriving in the same location, to meet xijinping and emmanuel macron and trade policies as well as pressure on china over ukraine will be on the agenda. rail passengers are facing widespread disruption this week as train workers begin a fresh round of industrial action. members of the aslef union start a six—day overtime ban today, which is expected to cause widespread disruption. a series of one—day strikes are also being staged at 16 rail companies throughout the week as part of a long—running dispute over pay. our business correspondent, marc ashdown explains. it�*s going to be another frustrating week for rail passengers. drivers say working overtime is crucial to keep the network moving, so a six—day ban is likely to cause widespread delays and cancellations. on top of that, they�

patrick gearey watched this one.ll throttle, and as it turns out their full—back. josko gvardiol�*s fourth goal in a little more than a month. defenders don't tend to score that much, exhibit a, defenders don't tend to score that much, exhibita, manuelakanji. in the second half city delivered on their feet. the second half city delivered on theirfeet. the the second half city delivered on their feet. the season, the second half city delivered on theirfeet. the season, phil foden has become such a reliable front man. title races can be stressful, but this was fun in the sun. gvardiol again, for one notable oasis of calm. a second yellow card, julian alvarez got the penalty. 4—0, and city are back on top for now. this group of players for many years have and city are back on top for now. this group of players for many years have done and city are back on top for now. this group of players for many years have done it. and city are back on top for now. this group of players for many years have done it. we and city are ba

patrick gearey reports. rock bottom. or at least manchester united hope it was.m in the best way i haven't had many problems, so the only focus i have two perform better with my team. only focus i have two perform better with my team-— with my team. tonight doesn't add added concern _ with my team. tonight doesn't add added concern for _ with my team. tonight doesn't add added concern for your _ with my team. tonight doesn't add added concern for your position? l with my team. tonight doesn't add added concern for your position? i | added concern for your position? i think only about making my team better if necessary, because we are underperforming. timer;r better if necessary, because we are underperforming.— underperforming. they sit eight in the table and _ underperforming. they sit eight in the table and they _ underperforming. they sit eight in the table and they have _ underperforming. they sit eight in the table and they have won - underperforming. they sit eight in the table and they have won two l the table and they have won two league games. dig deeper

patrick gearey reports. the team that forgot to lose.gly on collapsible. it are now seemingly on collapsible. it is difficult to explain this type of situation and over and over again, i am kind of speechless and again, we were able to score and come back and show this character and not lose a game and i think it is totally deserved. game and i think it is totally deserved-— game and i think it is totally deserved. ., �* ., ., deserved. the great benfica team of the 60s or the _ deserved. the great benfica team of the 60s or the last _ deserved. the great benfica team of the 60s or the last to _ deserved. the great benfica team of the 60s or the last to go this - deserved. the great benfica team of the 60s or the last to go this long i the 60s or the last to go this long unscathed but they had been renowned as one of the top signs. enter they one the bond is legal last month, these fans hadn't seen their teams win anything at every 30 years. in the club what's known as never worth been transformed. it the club what's known as never worth

patrick gearey, bbc news.harge. the german led them to champions league glory in 2019 before winning the premier league title for the first time for 30 years. he's also lifted the fa cup and the league cup during his time at the club, he says he'll always feel tied to liverpool. i got the key of the city and i know thatis i got the key of the city and i know that is funny for a lot of people, oh, my god, but familiarfeel that responsibility so i don't imagine the club need my help in the future but if they beat me i am there. that is how it is. i want to be helpful in whatever way and we will see how that looks. another manager preparing for his final game in charge is brighton boss roberto de zerbi. he's leaving the club by mutual consent after their match with manchester united. the italian is only half—way through a four—year contract. he led brighton to their highest top flight finish when they came sixth last season. they're currently tenth. celtic manager brendan rodgers says "it means everything" after

patrick gearey, bbc news. i love watching an old archive.nnister set _ of the event. 70 years since sir roger bannister set that - of the event. 70 years since sir- roger bannister set that incredible achievement. we have organised events— achievement. we have organised events to — achievement. we have organised events to remember that incredible achievement. we have a community mild in _ achievement. we have a community mild in up _ achievement. we have a community mild in up the mile record holder is taking _ mild in up the mile record holder is taking part — mild in up the mile record holder is taking part in the race. including steve _ taking part in the race. including steve cram. alongside about 1000 people _ steve cram. alongside about 1000 people from our community. a people from our community. fantastic line—up. what an amazing inspirational person he was. he broke the record and then shortly retired, dedicating his life to medicine. an inspiration for you? shes medicine. an inspiration for you? as student athletes, we have our stud

patrick gearey, bbc news.helsea — in what was much better weather at wembley for united's first major women's trophy. i wish i could play here every week, to be honest. no, i love it here. it's the home of football. it's where every young player dreams of playing at. and, yeah, i've managed to do it a few times and get some good goals on it. —— some good goals on here. but i love it and i love playing in front of the fans. and having all my family and friends there as well, it meant a lot. celtic top of the scottish women's premier league, with two games left to play. and they improved their already strong goal difference advantage yesterday with a 3—0 win over partick thistle. mengyu shen got the third. novak djokovic taking precautions. did you spot this over the weekend? he was wearing a cycling helmet! the world number one out of the italian 0pen. he lost to alejandro tabilo. a very uncharacteristic display. how much of it was down to this? we showed you these pictures on saturday. djokovic struck by a wat