some of the shots that sean murphy played showed he is one of the men to beat.ve dropped it in but he thought he would play positively and he's that the pack. he went on to win the frame at the break. he's certainly not shy when it comes to getting over the line. people will praise ali carter for staging that fight but you have to give credit to sean murphy for seeing it through. lot of players could have gone into their shell and said it's not my day but he came out fighting, one a couple of frames and it was great to see him fight back. it was too much too late. thank you both, don't forget red button action continues at 7pm tonight and it's also on the bbc sport website. just before we go, it seems england did at least score one victory in the recent ashes series. australia batsman david warner has posed a video on his instagram account of his daughter singing her favourite cricket song — only it isn't one that he might have expected. oh, jimmy, jimmy anderson! jimmy, jimmy anderson! jimmy,jimmy! jimmy, jimmy anderson! oh, jimmy, jimmy anderson! jimmy, jimmy

after holding off a late fightback from sean murphy. he is a two—time semifinalist.out than just his shots. here is murphy trying to fend off a wasp in the fourth frame. murphy levelled it back to four friends but to century breaks from trump sealed the win. there is another quarterfinal going oi'i there is another quarterfinal going on right now. we will have more in our next bulletin. a couple accused of imprisoning, abusing and torturing 12 of their children at their home in california, have appeared in court. david and louise turpin were arrested on sunday after one of their children escaped and raised the alarm. police say the children were fed very little, allowed to showerjust once a year and chained for weeks or months at a time. the couple deny the charges against them. james cook reports from california. give up that right... david turpin, appearing in court to deny betraying his own children with a bewildering catalogue of cruelty. his wife, louise, also pleaded not guilty to inflicting physical pain and mental suffering. it's also alleged that one of the

sean murphy had a scare but finally saw off ali carter to reach the masters snooker quarterfinals at a 6—4 win. he'll play world number three judd trump next but believes ronnie 0'sullivan is the man to beat. i think we have run out of superlatives for ronnie but it's what sets them apart, he gets to the line and rolls over it. everyone else struggles with that and i didn't feel like i was bottling up but i had my chances to wind at 5—2 andi but i had my chances to wind at 5—2 and i didn't take them so if i had lost, i would only have myself to blame. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll see you in sportsday at 6.30. more now on our top story. the collapse of carillion. the insolvency service says former directors of the collapsed construction firm will not receive bonus or severance payments. it also says workers employed on private service contracts will continue to be paid. there are so many layers to this now, it is quite a complex crisis. i'm joined by professor rudi klein, chief executive of the specialist engineeri