italian moto 2 rider romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian200km per hour in san marino on sunday. fenati has since apologised saying it was a disgraceful gesture, although he explained that he was reacting to an earlier driving manoeuvre from manzi. he was disqualified from the race and banned for the next two grand prix but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. here's something you don't see very often, the maldives advanced to the semi—finals of the south asian football federation championship cup after winning a coin toss. both they and sri lanka lost to india 2—0 and drew 0—0 with each other. that meant that the simple flip of a coin was needed, held under the watch of the match commissioner. the maldives came out on top and will now play nepal in the last four. india will play arch rivals pakistan. both those matches take place on wednesday. coin toss, toin, what difference does it make? all the same. a difference of seven points to the new yorkjets against bedene try and is i

may have won the moto gp race in san marino but it was the moto 2 race that saw controversy when romano fenatiunday while reigning world champion marc marquez finished second to increase his motogp championship lead to 67 points. ducati'sjorge lorenzo, who had started on pole position at the marco simoncelli circuit on italy's adriatic coast, crashed out on the penultimate lap while heading for a ducati one—two finish. that meant that marquez regained second spot and it lifted britain's cal crutchlow to third as dovizioso moved second in the standings. andrea dovizioso may have won the moto gp race in san marino but it was the moto 2 race that saw controversy when romano fenati was disqualified from the race and for the next two for irresponsible riding after attempting to grab rival stefano manzi's brake lever on the straight. the pair clashed when they were battling for 12th position when fenati was pushed wide by manzi and forced off the track so a few laps later the 22 year old italian then attempted to take retribution against his 19 year old compatriot and he'll now miss races in spain a

and romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italian compatriote we begin with the golfing news that reigning 0lympic championjustin rose has moved to world number one despite losing the bmw championship in a play—off to keegan bradley. the pair were level at 20—under after their final round which was held over due to persistent rain on sunday, and watching was paul frostick. heavy rain on sunday meant the final round of the bmw championship had to be completed on monday ——

hour has been sacked by his team and local prosecutors have also been asked to consider whether romano fenatiing part in the misano moto2 grand prix in yesterday, the second tier of motogp, when he did this to his compatriot stefano manzi, pulling at his brake, fenati apologised saying it was a "disgraceful gesture", although he explained that he was reacting to an earlier driving manoeuvre from manzi. he was disqualified from the race and banned for the next two grand prix but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. an italian organsiation, independent from the sport, say they have contacted the the public prosecutor in the area, asking him to look at the incident to see if any criminal offence has been committed including that of attempted murder. the ryder cup starts in just over a fortnight and two of the european team are laying down a marker at the bmw championship in pennsylvania. the final round is only taking place today after yesterday was a wash—out. justin rose will become world number one if he wins — but he's one shot b

and moto2 rider romano fenati has apologised for grabbing a rival‘s brake lever during the san marinos given a two race ban and his contract with the marinelli snipers team has been terminated. you can go to our website to see more on that story including the incident itself. men in the uk are becoming less fertile, and no—one is exactly sure why this is. but for the first time male infertility is now the most common reason that couples seek ivf. the bbc‘s victoria derbyshire programme has been told that men's fertility is being continously overlooked — and they're not being offered the right treatments or warned about the risks infertility can carry — and ivf is too often being used as the solution. adam eley has this exclusive report. my gp essentially said, you are producing no sperm so you won't be able to have children. take a ticket, out the door. away you go. no support whatsoever. that was how craig franklin and his wife katie found out he was infertile as a result of a chromosome defect. in a health system that experts say overlooks men's fertility, he felt forgotten. and his

italian moto 2 rider romano fenati could face criminal charges after he grabbed the brake lever of italianlified and banned for the next two grand prix, but his team have sacked him and the team he was going to join next season have ripped up his contract. alastair cook has bid farewell to the international game in style, after he scored 147 in his final test innings for england against india at the oval. it prompted congratulations from rolling stones lead singer and cricket fan mick jagger, who thanked cook for giving so much pleasure over the years. that century cost the singer $26,000 after he promised to donate to the cricket charity chance to shine for certain run, scores and wickets. the total he'll donate stands at more than $180,000 so far with a day still to play. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the team that is your tuesday sport briefing. this week, the bbc is launching a series looking at europe's identity crisis, exploring the rise of anti—immigration, populist and nationalist politics across the contine

moto2 rider romano fenati has now had his contracts terminated with his 2018 and 2019 teams. ati has apologised for his actions. before we go, justin rose has started his final round at the bmw championship in phililadellpa. —— this is in philadelphia. he leads the tournament by a shot. a win will mean he goes to top in the world golf rankings. that‘s all the sport for now. proposals setting out new parliamentary boundaries have been published by the government. the recommendations aimed at making consistuency boundaries more equal, will slash the number of mps by 50, and would meanjeremy corbyn‘s islington north seat would be axed, and conservative mp borisjohnson could face a challenge to his seat. i‘m joined from glasgow byjohn curtice, who is a professor of politics at strathclyde university. i should call you professor... let‘s get that right. i want to start by. ...asi get that right. i want to start by. as i have mentioned, the seat of jeremy corbyn and borisjohnson, then they are. certainly the seat ofjeremy corbyn will get moved. i think the point where it will arrive

moto2 rider romano fenati has been banned for two races for grabbing rival stefano manzi‘s brake duringack. fenati was disqualified. that is so dangerous! what possesses people to do that? temper. red list. no excuse, though, is it? my goodness, so, so dangerous. could have killed him. exactly. sally, thanks. for many of us going to hospital for an appointment or a visit, is stressful enough. but it can be expensive as well with some hospitals charging visitors and patients up to 300 pounds a week to park their car. a petition calling for an immediate end to the practice will be handed in to downing street today. the mp, robert halfon has been campaigning to scrap the fees. he joins us now from westminster. who do you think should get free parking? patients? staff? anybody?” think it should be scrapped once and for all. it is a stealth tax on the sick, are still tax on hard—working nhs staff. it‘s why we have set up our petition with the charity headway uk the survey urged bbc viewers to go online and look it up on google and sign it. if we get 100,000 signatures, we will get a debate i

calls for a lifetime ban in the motor tooth —— cal crutchlow was among those who said that romano fenatiite. parts of the police service in england and wales are "on the verge of crisis" — a stark warning from the president of the police superintendents‘ association. chief superintendent gavin thomas says forces are "utterly reliant" on fewer staff working longer hours. here‘s our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw. we can speak to gavin thomas. tell us more about your concerns. last year, i said i us more about your concerns. last year, isaid ifelt us more about your concerns. last year, i said ifelt the us more about your concerns. last year, i said i felt the service was ina year, i said i felt the service was in a perfect storm. i believe it still is and hold true to that statement. but now developing in the last 12 months, a crisis. policing in england and wales is reliant on my colleagues, police staff comics through the working harder and longer. areas coming into crisis, which specifically? i could go further and say the whole system is starting to go into crisis. but particu

yeah, some senior motogp riders are calling for a lifetime ban for romano fenati after what can onlyng an earlier incident when stefano manzi made contact with him, fenati leaned over and grabbed manzi‘s brake lever, all this at around 140mph. well fenati was disqualified and later given a two race ban but some, including british motogp rider cal crutchlow have said that the italian should never compete on a motorcycle again. crutchlow incidentally finished third in the motogp race, for his second podium of the year. thank you very much. more sport throughout the morning. men in the uk are becoming less fertile, and no—one is exactly sure why this is. but for the first time male infertility is now the most common reason that couples seek ivf. this programme has been told that men‘s fertility is being continously overlooked — with men not being offered the right treatments or warned about the risks infertility can carry, and ivf is too often being used as the solution. adam eley has this exclusive report. my gp essentially said, you are producing no sperm so you won‘t be able to have