rory burns — o—i. but what happens ifjoe root fails — like this? out for six. test wicket. now the crowd seemed closer than ever. pitch bare, ball spinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems. ben stokes, bowled. ravichandran ashwin, masterful in india. captain kohli conducted the fans — listen! cheering real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get ollie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable 42 not out. but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. manchester united have dropped two precious points in the premier league today after being held to a 1—1 draw at second from bottom west brom. sam allardyce's side took the lead with just 80 seconds on the clock, diagne heading past david de gea. united drew level at the end of the first half, a great volley from bruno fernandes but they couldn't a find a winner. harry maguire frustrated by a great save from samjohnstone in injury time as the ball came b

ben stokes, jofra archer and rory burns have already been training, having arrived in india separatelye second test. we wa nt we want to play in front of crowds, that's for sure, but, yeah, obviously commit needs to be safe, and we don't obviously add to, you know, a problem, you know, which is affecting the whole world, so if it's safe and if it's good then great, but, yeah, we would obviously love to play in front of crowds as soon as possible. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. heavy snow is on the way for tuesday. the met office have issued an amber weather warning for this one across parts of northern england, where we're looking at around 10—15 centimetres of snow over the higher ground. it's more than enough to cause transport disruption. some roads will be shut, and we could see some power cuts as well. this area of low pressure, then, these weather fronts are pushing into cold air that's with us across scotland and northern england and will be slow to budge through the course of tuesday. so it's one of these situations where the rain is starting to turn to snow, an

rory burns, gone first ball. look at india's captain, right into it.. 0thers fell. dan lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career. one of india's very best bowlers. joe root, meanwhile... that is brilliant. bowled four more to the lead. stand by for a shock. root, out for 40, almost as if he was mortal. ok, but england were still in command. there was a bit of buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declarations. it only ended when england were all out. ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, and now they needed 420 to win. england's task — take ten wickets. there's one! cleans them up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. should be a cracking final day. to the australian open now — and there were wins on the opening day for novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. no love lost between the two players, kyrgios had some choice words aft

they've already lost openers rory burns, dom sibley and nightwatchman, jack leach and will resume tomorrowwasn't offering any excuses. you're on the subcontinent, wickets are firm, they don't seam around as much, it doesn't swing as much, so that has to be something in the wicket. this one has accelerated bit quickly, but that is also playing on the subcontinent, just like when teams come to england or go to other places in the world where it seems the wickets are different, it's just cricket in different parts of the world. defending champion shaun murphy and judd trump are both through to the second round of the welsh open snooker at celtic manor. round of the welsh open in tonight's matches mark selby had a moment to forget as he missed the final pink whilst on for a maximum ia7! even his opponent barry pinches felt the pain!! luckily for selby, he still went on to win the match by four frames to one. finally — some slightly better covid related news for you today — as ambitious plans have been revealed to get fans back into sport in britain. it would involve testing and social distanci

rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood. and it's a first wicket down for england.e results. pure class. after 1005 in his previous two tests, a hat trick was clearly in his sights. donna sibley reaching a gritty half—century but soon overshadowed by his skipper. in current phone, he seems in a class on his own and the outcome was inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman 200 and his hundredth appearance and some things are meant to be. from there he pot on the agony although notjust for india but a six and eight bit of clap but that could not stop them. india did trap sibley for 87 but giroud is still there with england's day but above all it was his. any swiss, bbc news. swansea city are now second in the championship just two points behind leaders norwich after beating them 2—0 at the liberty stadium this evening. andre ayew put swansea ahead in the first half, and conor hourihane made it two after the break. swansea have a game in hand over norwich, who are now without a win in their last three league matches. there was a fra

rory burns — 0—1. but what happens ifjoe root fails — like this? out for six.dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems. ben stokes, bowled. ravichandran ashwin, masterful in india. captain kohli conducted the fans — listen! cheering real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get 0llie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable 42 not out. but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. this year's rugby union six nations has provided some thoroughly entertaining encounters. and today saw another with france going top of the table after a narrow 15 points to 13 win over ireland. ben croucher reports. some fresh faces to answer ireland's increasingly anguished call. a valentine's day withoutjohnny sexton and other experienced heads. the new guard will not have loved a first half in which tournament favourites france lived up to that tag. but you can't get too far ahead of yourself in international rugby. one step ahead of the opposition

years and were bowled out for 337, giving england the chance to press home their advantage, but rory burns with the first ball of the innings. the in—form joe root hit an attacking 40 as england were all out for 178. the decision not to put india in sooner by declaring may count against england as india chase that huge target of 420. they need to bat out the day tomorrow for a draw. england need wickets, nine of them for the win afterjack leach dismissed rohit sharma late on. lewis hamilton has committed his future to mercedes, signing a one—year deal, keeping him with the team for a ninth season. the announcement made on social media after weeks of negotiations. he's been been out of contract after his previous £40 million a year deal expired in december. the new deal combines an agreement from both parties to boost diversity and inclusion in the sport. three weeks later than planned, the australian open began overnight with a host of big names in action, that included the defending champion in the men's singles, novak djokovic. he's looking for a record extending ninth title in melbourne

under the hot chennai sunshine, his team wobbled at first, rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood.st. but so is root, and with good reason. pure class. after hundreds in his previous two tests, a hat—trick was clearly in his sights. wherever india bowled at him, well, that was his answer. and the end result was gloriously inevitable. root�*s only the third englishman to make 100 on his hundredth appearance — inspired, he said, by his team—mates. yeah, i was a little bit emotional. last night, the guys actually put a little together for me, sent some lots of videos from some past players and friends and family. to start the series in the way that we have, it couldn't have gone any better. indeed, nothing could stop him — not even a late bout of cramp, to which india sportingly lent a helping hand. they did get some reward before the close, trapping the doughty dom sibley for 87, but it was england's day and, above all, it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. a woman who went viral after a chaotic parish council meeting says she's surprised by her newfound fame. jackie weaver was hosting t

rory burns made 25 before he was caught by kohli off ashwin, who now has six wickets in the match.tchmanjack leach was out for a duck, patel again. england 53—3. the chennai wicket, that is deteriorating fast and will benefit the indian spinners, has drawn criticism, but england say theyjust have to accept the conditions. you are on the subcontinent, wickets turn, they don't seem around as much. it doesn't swing as much. this one has it accelerated a bit quickly? probably so. but it is also playing on the subcontinentjust when teams come to england or go to other places in the world where it seems around. it is just cricket in different parts of the world. rangers have launched an internal investigation after allegations that a number of players attended a party over the weekend, breaking lockdown rules. police were called to a gathering in glasgow in the early hours of sunday morning and 10 people were given fixed penalty notices. two fringe players at the club were suspended earlier this season for breaching covid protocols. there are two more matches in the premier league this e

ben stokes, jofra archer and rory burns have already been training, having arrived in india separatelyplaying in front of fans, with reports that a 50% capacity crowd will be allowed in for the second test. we all want to play in front of crowds, that is for sure. 0bviously, crowds, that is for sure. obviously, it needs to be safe and we don't want to obviously be adding to, you know, a problem which is affecting the whole world. so if it is safe and if it is good, then great. yes, obviously we would love to play in front of crowds as soon as possible. katie boulter began her season in impressive style, but she was the only briton to win in the various warm—up events ahead of the australian open. boulter has dropped to number 371 in the world after a long spell out with a back injury and this is only her second tour event in almost two years but she won in straight sets against anna kalinskaya, who's ranked 264 places above her. boulter next faces the american teenager coco gauff. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. an admissio

england faltered on just the third ball of their reply as rory burns was bowled out for zero.against india's's spinners. england slipped to 52—5. ben stokes provided some resistance with an unbeaten 42, and he became the top scorer. nobody else could get near that. england then all out for 134. india reached 54—1 in their second innings. a brilliant 161 on day one, unbeaten on 25. he has given his side a lead of 249. we unbeaten on 25. he has given his side a lead of 249.— side a lead of 249. we have not -la ed side a lead of 249. we have not played with _ side a lead of 249. we have not played with crowds _ side a lead of 249. we have not played with crowds in _ side a lead of 249. we have not played with crowds in india - side a lead of 249. we have not played with crowds in india for i side a lead of 249. we have not| played with crowds in india for a long time. the india cricket fans are also waiting to get back and watch sport, especially as cricket is one of the biggest sport here. people do enjoy coming here. on the other hand, playing at my home ground is always specia

under the hot chennai sunshine, his team wobbled at first, rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood.proving just why they are among the world's best. enter root, though, with remarkable results. class. pure class. after hundreds in his previous two tests, a hat—trick was clearly in his sights. at the other end, he found the perfect partner. dom sibley reaching a gritty half century. but he was soon being overshadowed by his skipper. 0n current form, root seems in a world of his own, and the outcome was gloriously inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman to make a hundred on his hundredth appearance. some things are just meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony, although notjust for india. a six and a spot of cramp. but even that couldn't stop him. just before the close, india did finally trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england's day, but above all it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. six nations, seven weeks and unique circumstances — the world's most famous rugby tournament begins this weekend. the french government agreed

rory burns, 0—1. but what happens ifjoe root fails... ..like this? out for six.seemed closer than ever. pitch bare, ballspinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems, serious problems. ben stokes bowled. ravichandran ashwin masterful in india. captain kohli conducted the fans — listen... crowd roaring. real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get ollie pope. but ben foakes steered and survived, an honourable 42 not out, but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma style. the lead to 249 and, for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35 this evening. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we'll start in melbourne where the quarter finals of the australian open are taking shape. serena williams and naomi osaka are the two big names through in the women's draw, but there's been a bit of a shock in the men's — asjoe lynskey reports: when t

rory burns, gone, first ball. india's captain, right into it.0thers fell. dan lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career. one of india's very best bowlers. joe root, meanwhile... that is brilliant. bowled for more to the lead. stand by for a shock. root, out for 40, almost as if he was mortal. but england were still in command. there was a bit ofjos buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declarations. it only ended when england were all out. ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, and now they needed 420, to win. england's task, to take ten wickets. there is one. cleans them up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. 0ne consequence of lockdown has been that neighbourhoods that were once almost deserted after dark have come to life. the night walk, in which people can get a breath of fresh air and avoid crowds, has become

rory burns — 0—1. but what happens ifjoe root fails — like this? out for six.ning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems. ben stokes, bowled. ravichandran ashwin, masterful in india. captain kohli conducted the fans — listen! cheering real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get 0llie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable 42 not out. but ashwin's fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. next to the six nations, where ireland are taking on france in dublin, they're into the second half. france have come from behind to lead 10—3, with the home side having a try ruled out for being in touch. ireland are looking for their first win in this year's competition after losing to wales last weekend. manchester united have dropped two precious points this afternoon after being held to a 1—1 draw at second—from—bottom west brom. sam allardyce's side took the lead with just 80 seconds on the clock, mbaye diagne heading pas

england began 120 behind, rory burns 0—1, but what happens ifjoe root fails like this? out for six.l spinning, fields crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems. serious problems. ben stokes bold. masterful bowler in india. captain kohli conducted the fans, listen! jeers real noise. weller... flew to get ollie pope. the ben stokes steered and survived an honourable 42 not out, but a schwinn's fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, sharma style. the lead 249. for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. the six nations match between ireland and france is underway in dublin. ireland are looking for their first win of the tournament after defeat to wales in cardiff last week. just to wales in cardiff last week. over a quarter of an i played just over a quarter of an hour played at the aviva stadium. france missed the chance to get the first points on the board with this penalty miss. it is still scoreless. in the premier league, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's. danny ings had given the home side the lead in the first half, but a ruben neve

openers rory burns and dom sibley dismissed cheaply, then captain joe root was caught out forjust sixs. in came ben stokes — he managed 18 before being bowled by ravi ashwin who's been brilliant. more wickets to come, olly pope gone thanks to a brilliant catch by india's wicketkeeper risharbh pant. only a matter of time before england's first innings comes to an end, they're131—9, and facing up to a huge first innings deficit. serena williams is through to the quarter finals of the australian open. williams who's trying to win her 24th career grand slam title to pull level wiith margaret court's record, she needed three sets to beat aryna sabalenka in melbourne. former champion naomi osaka is also through to the last eight. she had to save two match points on the way to beating the former wimbledon champion garbine muguruza. and a shock this morning, us open champions and last year's beaten finalist last year dominic thiem is out. he was beaten by grigor dimitrov in straight sets. novak djokovic due out on court against milos raonic shortly. it is two wins from two for wales in this y

rory burns gone, first ball. look at india's captain, right into it.an lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career, one of india's very best bowlers. joe root, meanwhile. ah, it's brilliant. well, four more to the lead. he's taking the mickey now! stand by for a shock. root out for 40 — almost as if he was mortal. ok, but england were still in command. there was a bit of buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declaration. it only ended when england were all out, ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, but now they needed 420 to win. england's task — take ten wickets. there's one! oh, and he saved that, cleans him up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible, tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. the veteran american football star tom brady has extended his own record — by winning a seventh super bowl. his tampa bay buccaneers, the underdogs, beat the reigning champions

ben stokes, jofra archer, and rory burns have already been training, having arrived in india separatelye would obviously love to play in front of crowds as soon as possible. and that's all the sport for now, bye—bye. hello there. heavy snow is on the way for tuesday. the met office have issued an amber weather warning for this one across parts of northern england, where we're looking at around 10—15 centimetres of snow over the higher ground. it's more than enough to cause transport disruption. some roads will be shut, and we could see some power cuts as well. this area of low pressure, then, these weather fronts are pushing into cold air that's with us across scotland and northern england and will be slow to budge through the course of tuesday. so it's one of these situations where the rain is starting to turn to snow, and that will continue over the next few hours. now, the initial concerns will be across parts of northern england, where we cold be looking at around 3—8 centimetres building in. but across some of the hillier areas, you don't have to go too high up for this, we're look

rory burns, gone first ball. look at india's captain, right into it.l in command. there was a bit of buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declaration. it only ended when england were all out. ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, and now they needed 420 to win. england's task — take ten wickets. there's one! cleans them up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. should be a cracking final day. to the australian open now — and there were wins on the opening day for novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. no love lost between the two players, kyrgios had some choice words after the serb criticised the quarantine conditions — and last year, waded in when djokovic hosted a not—so—socially—distanced charity tennis tour that resulted in him, his family, and other players testing positive for covid. the serb said yesterday he had no respect for kyrgios and the a

they�*ve already lost openers rory burns, dom sibley and nightwatchman, jack leach and will resume tomorrowlike when teams come to england or go to other places in the world where it seems the wickets are different, it�*s just cricket in different parts of the world. defending champion shaun murphy and judd trump are both through to the second round of the welsh open snooker at celtic manor. in tonight�*s matches mark selby had a moment to forget as he missed the final pink whilst on for a maximum 147! even his opponent barry pinches felt the pain!! luckily for selby, he still went on to win the match by four frames to one. finally — some slightly better covid related news for you today — as ambitious plans have been revealed to get fans back into sport in britain. it would involve testing and social distancing but horse—racing could lead the way. chester racecourse are proposing to allow up to 15,000 spectators to attend their three—day may festival. earlier we spoke to the chester racecourse ceo richard thomas. ultimately, the sign off is the government, they need to tell us that will be

rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood. and it's a first wicket down for england.seems in a class on his own — and the outcome was inevitable. a stunning century and a stunning smile to match. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman 200 and his hundredth appearance — some things are meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony — although notjust for india. a six and spot of cramp — but even that could not stop him. just befor ethe close, india did trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england�*s day — but above all, it was his. any swiss, bbc news. swansea city are now second in the championship, just two points behind leaders norwich after beating them 2—0 at the liberty stadium this evening. andre ayew put swansea ahead in the first half, and conor hourihane made it two after the break. swansea have a game in hand over norwich, who are now without a win in their last three league matches. there was a frank exchange of views in the premier league news conferences on friday. pep guardiola said he expected betterfrom jurgen

under the hot chennai sunshine, his team wobbled at first, rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood.trick was clearly in his sights. wherever india bowled at him, well, that was his answer, and the end result was gloriously inevitable. root�*s only the third englishman to make 100 on his hundredth appearance, inspired, he said, by his team—mates. yeah, it was a little bit emotional. last night, the guys put notes togetherfor me, sent some lots of videos from some past players and friends and family, and to start this series in the way that we have, it couldn't have gone any better. indeed, nothing could stop him, not even a late bout of cramp to which india sportingly lent a helping hand. they did get some reward before the close, trapping the doughty dom sibley for 87, but it was england's day, and, above all, it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. parish council meetings can have a reputation as being a little...dull. but an online zoom meeting in cheshire has gone viral, after it was anything but. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. will you please let the chairma

under the hot chennai sunshine, his team wobbled at first, rory burns succumbing to a rush of blood.lass. after hundreds in his previous two tests, a hat—trick was clearly in his sights. at the other end, he found the perfect partner. dom sibley reaching a gritty half century. but he was soon being overshadowed by his skipper. 0n current form, root seems in a world of his own, and the outcome was gloriously inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman to make a hundred on his hundredth appearance. some things are just meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony, although notjust for india. a six and a spot of cramp. but even that couldn't stop him. just before the close, india did finally trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england's day, but above all it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. wales captain alun wynjones has been passed fit to lead his side into the six nations opener against ireland on sunday. jones damaged his knee in the match against italy early in december in the autumn nations cup and was expected to miss the start o

rory burns — 0—1. but what happens ifjoe root fails — like this? out for six.h pant flew to get ollie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable a2 not out. but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 13a all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 2a9, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. there have been some fascinating encounters in this year�*s rugby union six nations. and today saw another with france in full flow but onlyjust beating ireland 15 points to 13. ben croucher has the details. some fresh faces to answer island�*s increasingly anguished call. a valentine�*s day withoutjohnny sexton and other experienced heads. the new guard will not have loved a first half in which tournament favourites france lived up to that time. but you can�*t get too far ahead of yourself in international rugby. one step ahead of the opposition is often enough, though, as ireland continued to play catch—up. from behind, spot him, thatis catch—up. from behind, spot him, that is ronan kelaher. the twinkle toes dancing down the touchline a

ben stokes, joffra archer and rory burns were already there when the rest of the squad joined them.d be converted into an actual prison term. mr navalny was detained two weeks ago when he returned to russia from germany, where he'd spent months recovering from nerve poisoning. dozens of protesters outside the court were arrested this morning. it comes after thousands of pro—navalny activists were arrested at the weekend in the biggest protests in russia since 1991. our moscow correspondent sarah rainsford is at the court in moscow. what is going on inside right now? well, yes, the court room here in moscow is really the scene of a massive police operation this morning, which is quite extraordinary. i have never seen anything like it at a court room, a courthouse in this city or country before. there are huge numbers of riot police on the scene basically and perhaps you can see a bit behind me. the whole area has been barricaded off. there are metal barriers in place, riot police in helmets and body armour checking anybody who wants to get close, if people have court business they ar

they�*ve already lost openers rory burns, dom sibley and nightwatchman, jack leach and will resume tomorrowasing a 21st grand slam singles title, and is yet to drop a set at this year�*s tournament with his latest victory coming against the 16th seed, fabio fognini. nadal won in straight sets against italian to take him through to the quarter—finals where he�*ll face the fifth seed, stefanos tsitsipas. and the world number one and home favourite ash barty is through. a no—nonense straight sets win against the american shelby rogers. she�*ll now face karoleena mukova in the last eight, knowing that there hasn�*t been an australian winner in melbourne since christine 0�*neil back in 1978. that�*s all the sport. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website, and watch live coverage from day one of snooker�*s welsh 0pen. three—time world champion, mark selby is up against barry pinches. just go to bbc.co.uk/sport. bye for now. see you later, katie. anyone who�*s arrived in england today after being in a high—risk covid country now has to quarantine in a government—approved hot

side out for 337, england were looking for quick runs to add to their lead of over 200, but lost rory burnsefs — to extend his record for super bowl wins to seven. to put that into context, that's more than any single nfl team. the biggest and most—watched spectacle in american sport came complete with a spectacular fighter plane fly—by. in his first season with tampa bay, after a 20—year spell with the new england patriots, brady threw three touchdown passes in the game to be named most valuable player for a record—extending fifth time. just really proud of all the guys, proud of all the coaches, the effort we put in. we knew we were playing a great football team tonight and we got thejob done, so... you want to get this far, you have to get the job done, and we did it. after all the issues over travel and coronavirus protocols, the australian open is finally under way in melbourne, with serena williams and naomi osaka among those already through to the second round. another big name through in the women's draw is the second seed simona halep. the former wimbledon champion lost only three

ben stokes, jofra archer and rory burns have already been training, having arrived in india separatelys for sure, but obviously it needs to be safe and we don't want to obviously be adding to a problem which is affecting the whole world. so if it is safe and good, then great, but yes, we obviously would love to play in front of crowds as soon as possible. katie boulter began her season in impressive style, but she was the only briton to win in the various warm—up events ahead of next week's australian open. boulter�*s dropped to world number 371 after a long spell out with a back injury, this is only her second tour event in almost two years but she won in straight sets against anna kalinskaya, who's ranked 264 places above her. tough match next she faces the american teenager coco gauff. that's all the sport for now. messages of support have flooded in for captain sir tom moore — who's in hospital with coronavirus. the 100—year—old second world war veteran, who raised nearly £33 million for the nhs during the first lockdown, was admitted yesterday because he needed help with his breat

ben stokes, jofra archer and rory burns have already been training, having arrived in india separatelyowd will be allowed in for the second test. that's all the sport for now. lots more as always on the transfer window as it closes on the bbc sport website throughout the evening. playing in front of fans? barry 2019. as we've been hearing community testing is to be carried out in eight postcodes across england where 11 cases of the south african variant of covid—19 was found, with no link to international travel. around 80,000 people will be asked to take tests in london, hertfordshire, surrey, kent, walsall and southport. let's discuss what is going to happen in more detail with margaretjones, director of public health for sefton in merseyside. and also i'm joined by councillor tim 0liver, the conservative leader of surrey county council. thank you very much to you both. a brief question for both and i will start with you, margaret. and many cases are in your area and when did you first find out about them? irate you first find out about them? we know of you first find out about them?

but they had the worst possible start, losing rory burns first ball.nly 56 minutes to wrap up victory. naomi osaka is also through, but britain's katie boulter is out. she lost to daria kasatkina. the opening weekend of the six nations concluded with wales beating ireland in a brutal encounter in cardiff. ireland were playing catch—up from the start, after peter o'mahoney was red carded for this hit on wales's thomas francis. the first irish player ever to be red carded in the six nations. despite that the irish did lead at half—time but a try from george north and then this brilliant finish from louis rees—zammit made sure that wales, just about, sealed a narrow win. it's a long way back forjurgen klopp's side after a 4—1 defeat by manchester city leaves them them ten points behind, and city have a game in hand too. goalkeeper allison gifted city two goals in a 4—1 defeat at anfield — all the goals coming in the second half. phil foden fired in the fourth — and best goal of the game. and jurgen klopp admitted the game was over after alisson's two mist

rory burns gifting india their first wicket. out for 33.le forjose mourinho at tottenham. they lost at home to his old side chelsea last night, the only goal of the game coming from a penalty scored byjorginho. it's now three premier league defeats in a row for spurs, and believe it or not, this is the first time injose mourinho's entire career that he's lost consecutive home games as a manager. the way we finished the game gives me positive feelings. it is not that that stops the defensive mistakes. we need to be a team with solid basis to play in a different way. this feeling is not given as that. at this feeling, a difficult smile on the face because we lost, but give us optimism to go tomorrow again to work and everybody to stick together. liverpool won't be allowed into germany to play their champions league game against leipzig a week on tesday. that's because germany has banned travellers coming in from countires that have been hit hard by new varients of covid—19 — the uk being one of those countries. leipzeig have been told that th

england are now well in control of the first test, having lost rory burns and dan lawrence relativelyis old side chelsea last night. the only goal of the game coming from a penalty scored by georgino. believe it or not — this is the first time injose mourinho's entire career that he's lost consecutive home games as a manager. the way we finished the game, it gives me positive feelings. it is not bad, that stops them is that of the defensive mistakes, it's not bad to be a team with solid bases to try and play differently. these feelings don't give us back, but the give us eight difficult smile in the face because we lost, but give us optimism to go tomorrow, to work again and fora optimism to go tomorrow, to work again and for a run to stick together. some positive news ahead of the australian open. more than 500 players, support staff and officials, who were told to self—isolate ahead of the tournament have all tested negative for coronavirus. our tennis correspondent russell fuller, told mike bushell it's now all systems go for the start of the open on monday. things are looking good

cricketers in india, having bowled out the home side for 329, they had the worst start on the losing rory burns, the last ball before lunch. it means all of the top four are out, 39—4, at lunch. ben stokes coming to the crease, you wonder whether he can perform wonders once again. jurgen klopp says liverpool's hopes of the premier league title are over after a 3—1 defeat to leicester. they were 1-0 a 3—1 defeat to leicester. they were 1—0 up with 12 minutes left but they lost 3—1. goalkeeper alison with another mistake. champions liverpool 13 points off the top and they have lost three in a row, leaving the manager with some difficult questions to answer. share manager with some difficult questions to answer. are you conceding — questions to answer. are you conceding the _ questions to answer. are you conceding the title _ questions to answer. are you conceding the title then? i questions to answer. are you | conceding the title then? yes. heartbroken, _ conceding the title then? yes. heartbroken, isn't _ conceding the title then? yes. heartbroken, isn't he? - conceding the title then?_ heartbr

rory burns made 25 before he was caught by kohli off ashwin.dia platforms and regulatory authorities to do more. swansea midfielder yan dhanda also suffered online abuse last month and he has criticised the social media companies for failing to clamp down. you see these social media companies actually advertising no to racism, kick it out. but actually, when push comes to shove, and it's actually the reality and people are sending racist messages, they're actually doing next to nothing. and i believe that the fans... ..the guy that racially abused me for a couple of days of sending messages, but they've not actually took his account off him or gone any further than that. so, for me, i think they'rejust adding fire to the hay and proving to the racist people that they can actually get away with it. rangers have launched an internal investigation after allegations that a number of players attended a party over the weekend that broke covid—19 lockdown rules. the police said they'd been called to a gathering in glasgow in the early hours of sunday

ben stokes, joffra archer and rory burns were already there when the rest of the squad joined them fromlive sport?_ let's hope i live sport? thank you. let's hope so. during the late 19505 and early 1960s, the ladybird picture books were a huge success, and inspired a whole generation of young nature lovers. more than 60 years later, the popular four seasons books have been updated, so that they're more relevant to today's children and the natural world around them. wendy hurrell reports. are you listening? "in the woodland, the first green buds are starting to push their way up through the frosty ground. early crocuses burst into purple petals and lesser celandines become delicate yellow stars." these are ladybird books for the 21st century, republished with the same title as the vintage series in the 50s and 605. they were pioneering little pocket books, especially for children, teaching them all about the natural world around them. they sold in their millions and are collectors' items today. so they create a bit of nostalgia, even for the generations that followed. oh, look at it. it