england beat the west indies by 232 runs to win the third and final test in st lucia. with 122, while mark wood and moeen ali produced some brilliant bowling, but it's just a consolation win, west indies had already won the series. former england captain sir alastair cook gave his reaction on the series to our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. the fact that they've won a dead brother, i think this could be a bit ofa brother, i think this could be a bit of a turning point for the english side. in a way, they've adapted to these conditions and they were crying out for it and antigo. they did not get it right, whether they we re did not get it right, whether they were trying to get it right, we don't know. but in this case, they delivered that. have they learned that lesson? we talked a lot up here about the bold positive cricket they wa nt to about the bold positive cricket they want to play. but sometimes you have to tighten up a little bit? yeah, there are times you have to play bold cricket, but most of the times in test cricket, those first innings of most test m

joe root‘s back amongst the runs with a century in the third test against west indies in st lucia.an newcastle hold on to end a run of 3 wins on the bounce for wolves in the premier league? and paul scholes enters football management at the club he supported as a boy — old ham athletic. hello and welcome to sportsday. england's cricketers have finally hit their stride in the west indies, taking a commanding lead of hts after day 3 of the third and final test in st lucia. captain joe root led the way with a century. as england finished the day on ‘325 for 4‘ in their second innings. andy saltzman of the bbc cricket social spoke to me earlier and started by asking about england's turnaround. england started in a dominant position stop lost rory burns to the first ball of the day, keating jennings duggan couldn't find any rhythm in his batting. was unlucky to be out. there is clear? is over his future. england kind of cruised through the day and west indies lost one of their bowlers early on to injuries. it was a relatively undemanding day for england and the fa ct undemanding day for

as i say we've got the world cup and the ashes to see some positivity coming out of st. luciaays for your time. cricket being the positive story, at the end of the day. well to football now and if you thought that was a demolition at twickenham, turn your attention to the etihad... where chelsea suffered their heaviest defeat in nearly 30 years. they were beaten 6—0 by manchester city to put pep guardiola's side back at the top. james burford has more. with both liverpool and spares winning, said he would be helping those are his shooting boots. they didn't have to wait long for the lead, three minutes in fact. silva found space, rahim sterling did the rest. his 15th club goal of the campaign. soon after, it was established that aguero had indeed found the correct footwear, even if you get them a shot from 30 yards, there's every chance this could happen. a premier league screamer, which had chelsea fans screaming at their televisions. this mistake let them tone in for another they are 3— nail down afterjust 19 minutes. a fourth against the side, who lets not forget when that

against england — he's been banned for comments he made to captainjoe root during the third test in st luciahe term "gay" as an insult. prize money in sport and the pay gap between men and women has been raised again today — this time in parliment. vicky foxcroft, the mp for lewisham, raised the debate about the prize money on offer in both the men's and women's fa cup. for advacing to the fourth round the men earn £180,000 but the women £2,000. foxcroft asked for the same to be given to both genders and prime minster theresa may hopes the football assoiation have heard of pa rliments dissapointment. as the president of the wargrave girl's football club, i am willing to commence all those girls and females who play football and i think members across this house have been concerned to hear of the disparity in the winning that she has raised with this house. 0bviously has raised with this house. obviously this is a matter for the football authorities but i'm sure they will have heard the concern that has been expressed in this house about the current position. blackpool football club have been

but if we're talking about going "back" home, that's barbados and st lucia where my family comes fromays fun going back, but as i get older, i realise how special those trips were and it made me think, what if you've never been able to visit your country of origin because it's a place your family left to keep you safe? how do you celebrate the culture of a country that you've never seen? where you're from, you're not going to forget where you're from, and how you are raised you're not going to forget how you are raised. all you're going to do is when you get to the new place, you're going to add that to what is already you. you've got to deal with this place now which is not the place where you've come from, and you've also got to fit in. so you've got to deal with it. but how? i headed to amsterdam to find out. hussein suleiman is the co—founder of a clothing line called daily paper. it's where i live... he was born in somalia and his family arrived in europe when he was a little boy. they are close to 2 million people in the netherlands with parents that emigrated to the country and

consolation win for england's cricketers as they take the third and final test against west indies in st luciaod evening. we start tonight with an exclusive interview with the president of venezuela, one of the world's most troubled states. nicolas maduro has accused the us of waging political war on his country, and he's flatly denied that people are going hungry because of an economic crisis. huge crowds today marched in support of mr maduro‘s rival, juan guaido, who's been recognised by the us and others as interim president. our international correspondent orla guerin sent this report. people power on the streets of caracas today. the opposition still summoning the crowds, still keeping up summoning the crowds, still keeping up the pressure. and on the ground, their charismatic young leader, juan guaido, already compared to barack obama. his ascent has been swift, fuelled by little more than the power of hope, but he is now recognised by leading western countries as the interim president. orla. president maduro, very nice to see you. thanks for having us. in an opulent setting, we met the

the final test in st lucia gets underway in the next half an hour.t england are in a strong position on day 3, a lead of 142 runs with 10 second innings wickets in hand. you can follow all of today's play via the the bbc sport website and app. the 5live cricket social will bring you all the latest from st lucia — that starts in the next ten minutes.... thank you, olly foster. let's return to our top story now and those figures which show that the uk economy grew at its slowest rate for six years in 2018. the office for national statistics says that growth throughout the year was 1.4% — that's down from 1.8% the previous year. it follows forecasts of slower growth this year due to uncertainty around brexit and a weaker global economy. our economics correspondent, dharshini david, spoke to the chancellor phillip hammond. well, the quarterly figures are quite volatile. we've seen during 2018 a wide range of quarterly performance. the important thing is that the economy has come in ahead of the obr's forecast for 2018 and that's in the context of a weake

jos buttler and ben stokes though have put on 0ver a hundred for the fifth wicket in st lucia.an follow it closely on the bbc sport website. and just before i go great britain are into the fedcup world group ii play—offs — afterjohanna konta beat aleksandra krunic in her rubber... that's all the sport for now. thank you. london zoo officials say they're devastated following the death of an endangered tiger, who was killed by what was hoped to be her ‘perfect mate.‘ helen mulroy reports. the endangered imagine tiger daggers we re the endangered imagine tiger daggers were to meet as part of a europe—wide breeding programme. despite being housed in neighbouring enclosures for ten days, in an effort to get them accustomed to one another, their first meeting effort to get them accustomed to one another, theirfirst meeting on friday did not go to plan. the long—time resident of the tiger enclosure which he mayjust be able to glimpse over my shoulder, was killed yesterday after being introduced to a new male mate from denmark. 0ne animal rights charity said the incident was a result o

leave the tourists in a commanding position at the end of day three of the third and final test in st luciast the series, root made 111 off 189 balls as england reached 325—4. there was also a half—century from joe denly, who made 69, whilstjos buttler hit 56 as england piled on the runs. they have a lead of 448, with six wickets remaining, and root still at the crease after finally returning to form. well, it was a good innings, i think it was one of his less demanding centuries. and he has had a curious time recently. very inconsistent, whereas the peak year of his career, 2014 to 2017 was remarkably consistent, one of the most consistent players in text cricket. since then, the 50s have dried up, but he has started converting when he does get to 50. the last three he has converted to centuries, having failed to do so in his previous 11. so he's had a curious three months, but at least england are emerging from this test with some positives from what has been a disastrous series up till now. robert kubica says it has been a long journey back to formula one but he is hoping to make the mos

earlier the bbc‘s cricket team gave their reaction to the squad announcement for the final test in st lucialike they went back to what they know. may be, it may be, that caused a little bit confusion in barbados for the first test match. no matter what side you are going to take, you are not going to win with that kind of combat, let you and to be but see as one thing, the rail engine room there, dad ducking out of holes and numerous occasions. —— they are digging out of holes and numerous occasions. they had this week to put their needs and the hat as players. ultimately, more importantly, getting the confidence back. let's make remember at the start of the series, let's go back with. it will bea nail series, let's go back with. it will be a nail down one, two, three. no, in an ideal world, that absolutely right. but we know thou that cricket is not an ideal world. what a bonus opportunity is for him. a week ago, he was thinking my chance playing in the summer against australia is not. actually, it is not gone now. if he plays really well, i am looking forward to seeing how he goes. joe, a

the fifth and final 0ne—dayer is in st lucia on saturday.e, to wrap up their t20 series. india had made 190—4 from their 20 overs — with virat kohli hitting 72 offjust 38 balls. but that was eclipsed by maxwell's innings, he hit 113 not out from just 55 balls to see australia home with just two balls to spare. the two teams now face each other in a 5—match 0ne—day series that starts on saturday. boxing fans looking forward to a much anticipated rematch between wbc heavyweight champion deontay wilder and former champion tyson fury will have to wait a little longer. fury has told the world boxing council he plans to fight an as yet unnamed opponent before he gets back in the ring with wilder. his promoter frank warren told the bbc, negotiations have become more complicated following his deal with espn. well, he signed a deal with espn, the broadcaster in america, bob arryn‘s company. they are insisting, espn, that he has a fight before he fights deontay wilder to give him bigger exposure and thus make pay—per—view a bigger attraction when they

after bowling the hosts out for 154 in their first innings on day two of the third and final test in st luciaady losing the series. mark wood took 5/41 including two in two, whilst moeen ali also impressed taking 4 wickets for 36. earlier england collapsed from 231 for 4 to 277 all out. but they have an overnight lead of 142 after closing play on 19 without loss in their second innings. surprise, surprise, a fast bowler has got england's wickets for them. michael wood. four of them brilliant, the original breakthrough by moeen ali. slightly gifted those wickets by the batsman, but mark wood doing what fast bowlers do in the caribbean. a real handful, taking wickets. the guy replaced on tour, least own, has been wrapped up in cotton wool by workshop. of course you went over there with good intentions but came back injured and mark wood replaced him. what a way to say goodbye. in herfinal professional race, lindsey vonn has become the first female skier to win a medal at six world championships. the american took bronze in the downhill at the alpine world championships in sweden as ilka stuhetz

miss four one day internationals against england following comments he made in the final test in st luciaof conduct. they didn't say if it was a homophobic slur, but based onjoe root‘s reaction, in which he said, "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. there's been a big shock at the welsh 0pen snooker today. masters champion judd trump has been knocked out by the world number 72 duane jones in their second round match in cardiff. trump has been the form player this season but struggled against his welsh opponent, losing the match by 4 frames to 2. ronnie 0'sullivan is through to the third round through. he was a 4—2 winner against china's yu—an si—jun. 0'sullivan made three breaks over 90 in the match. that's all from sportsday with me will perry. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political editor of the daily mirror, pippa crerar and political correspondent at the times, henry zeffman. they are keeping me busy. mrs may is keeping you busy. so, what are fle

some cricket news — and west indies captainjason holder will miss the 3rd test against england in st luciaof a slow over rate in the second match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there's been more success for tom daley at the british national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time olympic medallist followed up yesterday's success in the 10—metre sychronised event by winning the men's individual platform today. and it was a big win too — his final dive scored over 100 points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it, obviously i am happy with a gold medal but there was a lot that could be improved on. i'm a perfectionist and i won't fully be happy until i gets perfect tens on everything. for this time in the season, i'm happy with where i'm at. looking to the world series event and then challenge it later. and there was a shock result in the women's three—metre final as millie fowler won herfirst individual national

banned for four matches for comments he made to england captainjoe root during the third test in st luciaxactly what he said to root — but the england captain replied: "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." gabriel's ban means he'll miss the first four games of the five—match one—day series against england which starts next week. the former england women's international lydia greenway says root gave the perfect response. it is always brilliance, you know, i think for any young person watching the game or anyone, for that matter, i think what a role modeljoe root has proved himself to be in terms of the calm manner he responded and the integrity that he showed —— brilliant. and the way he delivered it. and i think that was a brilliant moment, notjust for cricket it. and i think that was a brilliant moment, not just for cricket but for sport itself. someone as influential asjoe sport itself. someone as influential as joe root actually standing up for something that certainly wasn't right. i think there is always going to be sledging in the game of cricket, and th

the west indies are currently 136 for 6 on day four in st lucia, trailing by 349 runs. matthew hoggard joins me now. this is joe root‘s matthew hoggard joins me now. this isjoe root‘s reaction after a comment during the third test. what we may have heard isjoe root saying there's nothing wrong with being gay. as a former cricketer and sportsperson, what is it like to hear someone speaking about what is an alleged homophobic slur? first of all we don't know what gabriel said but the wayjoe root has dealt with it showed good morals, almost fatherly, wasn't he? talking to his son saying there's nothing wrong to be gay. standing up in the heat of the moment but a good stands on it, it showed joe root in very good light. the century put him in good light. the century put him in good light as well. he declared after losing his wickets leading ben stokes losing his wickets leading ben sto kes o n losing his wickets leading ben stokes on 48, a bit harsh. a bit harsh but there was nothing to be gained from batting on, the hard work had been done. we saw from the shots they were

. >> my honeymoon, we were in st. luciait was a beautiful vacation. >> i think probably the three months where we were circling each other before we started dating. >> this stage great. >> let's turn these five and a half hours to the next 50 years. >> they were still in the glow. these ladies had only been together 84 days. >> when we first moved in together. there was no arguments. >> it was so nice. >> because it was so fresh. >> only 84 days ago, ladies, it's still fresh. >> this couple -- kind of like you, oli. >> it took us a while to get together because so i'll go back to when we first met. >> this couple loved their first year together. >> it was like not many bills and it was almost like a honeymoon. it was like -- we were not not t trying try ing to save or anything. >> then you had a kid. >> oli, you're not the only one of that mind. >> when we didn't have kids and lived in the city. >> oh, for sure. >> i loved when our children were young because it's such an openness and creativity. >> same here. >> this coupl

england's top order fails once again on the first day of the third test in st lucia.evening and welcome to the programme. . .. a week on from their defeat to england in dublin last week, defending champions ireland travelled to edinburgh to put their campaign back on track. and after an incredible opening weekend of the six nations — round 2 is show no signs of the tournament letting up. ireland recovered from opening—day defeat by england to beat scotland 22—13 at murrayfield. katie gornall was there. this was a thrilling match here at murrayfield. scott and gave a very good account of themselves, swirling winds here in edinburgh, but eiler just grounded them down and held on for the win. they came into this under pressure after that opening we can defeat to england they needed the win to keep their title hopes alive. i got off to a very good start. in early try after a mistake at the back for scotland. miscommunication between their wings that ireland punished. the key moment came after 60 minutes when stuart, one of scotland's star players went off with a shoulder

the series had already gone but england dominated in st lucia.en stokes finished it off with more than a day to go leaving west indian roston chase not out on 102. meanwhile the west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with personal abuse of a player by the cricket authorities. it's after an incident which led to the england captainjoe root telling gabriel he shouldn't use being gay as an insult. it's not known what gabriel said but root was recorded on the stump mic telling gabriel that ‘there was nothing wrong with being gay‘. it sums up how far sport has moved but for him, he showed real characteristics of leadership, being a role model in that scenario, standing up for what he believes in. we don't know what gabriel said but from the perspective ofjoe root, he has shown a positive light. horse racing gets going again today after a six day break because of equine flu but there will be strict measures in place to stop any chance of the disease spreading. trainers have to be assessed before they can enter runners and there are plenty

has passed a half—ce ntu ry and support, joe denly has passed a half—century of the final day in st. luciaecond innings. arsenal midfielder has signed an agreement to join the italian champions for a four—year deal that summer and he will earn just over £a00,000 a week it is understood. and the first managerial job, then for manchester united in england midfielder is at oldham athletic and the team he supported a boy. i will be back with more on the stories just after 5:30 boy. i will be back with more on the storiesjust after 5:30 p:m.. 5:17 p:m.. the british horseracing authority is to confirm this evening whether racing will resume later this week — after the sport was put on hold because of an outbreak of equine flu. four more cases of the highly contagious virus were identified last night at the newmarket stables of trainer simon crisford. the news came after six horses were found to be infected in cheshire last week. one of racing's biggest events — the cheltenham festival — is around a month away. the four—day festival is the fourth most—attended sporting event in britain. with that

hoping to avoid a series whitewash in the third and final test match against the west indies in st lucia just 15. but the ship was steadied by the partnership of ben stokes and joss buttler, with both reaching half centuries. england are 231 for 4 at the close. there's more on the bbc sport website, including news of great britain reaching april's fed cup promotion play—offs, with a win over serbia. but from me, goodnight. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news with reeta chakra barti. more now that the duke of edinburgh has voluntarily given up his driving licence. in a statement this evening — buckingham palace said that prince philip had made the decision "after careful consideration". prince philip, who is 97, was involved in a crash near the sandringham estate last month in which a woman suffered a broken wrist. norfolk police have said that they will return the licence to the dvla and that the investigation file for the collision had been passed to the crown prosecution service for their considerati

play gets going in st lucia in the next 20 minutes. england leading by 4118 runs. in on victory, but the series is already lost. the british horse racing authority says strict bio—security control measures will be put in place when racing resumes tomorrow. weeding suspended for the last six days in britain. following an outbreak of equine flu. the sport was my governing body says a return to action will be in a controlled risk managed manner. and they will intervene to stop any horse running that looks as if they could be at any risk of infection. we will be requiring trainers to provide health statements, of the horse's health status. in relation to equine influenza. we will be requiring the trainers to include temperatures and ta ke trainers to include temperatures and take temperatures of horses before it they leave the yards and come to the course. in addition, we will be requiring all forces must be vaccinated within six months of the date of their racing treatment. leigh halfpenny returns to wales training tomorrow as they prepare to ta ke training tomorrow a

england's third and final test against the windies starts this afternoon in st lucia.y've already lost the series but will be looking to avoid a whitewash. former world indoor champion dwain chambers will aim to win the british 60 metres title today at the age of a0. he remains a controversial figure for some following a doping ban 15 years ago. chambers has only competed twice since officially retiring injuly 2017 — he last represented great britain in 2014. the top two in birmingham will automatically be selected for next month's european indoors in glasgow, provided they meet the qualifying time. you can see how chambers does in his heat shortly — there's live coverage of the british indoor championships on the bbc sport website now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. they have kicked off at craven cottage, gold is so far. i will be back with an update later. this week: extreme weather predictions. 0n the mend with vr. and... # slam it to the left if you're having a good time # shake it to the right if ya know that you feel fine. uh...

england's are putting up a bit of a fight in the final test against west indies in st lucia. others, as keatonjennings on his return to the side once again fell cheaply. but an unbeaten century partnership from ben stokes and joss buttler helped england to 231—4. play resumes at two o'clock. the british indoor athletics championships continue this afternoon. laura muir took the 3000 metre title in birmingham yesterday. she'll defend the title over the 1500 next month. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. a woman who was injured in the car crash involving the duke of edinburgh has welcomed the news that he's giving up his driving licence. buckingham palace said prince philip, who's 97, made the decision voluntarily after the collision with a car carrying two women and a baby. the crown prosecution service will take his decision into account when considering whether to bring any charges against him. andy moore reports. it was an accident everyone was lucky to walk away from. the duke of edinburgh's land rover freelander was turned over by the force of

5—a1 as the west indies were bowled out for 15a on the second day of the third and final test in st luciaith a first innings lead of 123. currently 15—0, england leading by 138 runs but of course the west indies do hold a 2—0 lead in the series. that is all your sport for now, karen back to you. and before we go, visitors got more than they bargained for at belfast zoo earlier. several chimpanzees made an improvised ladder from a large tree branch — propped up against a wall — to escape. the council — which runs the zoo — said the apes were now back in their enclosure. but this is the second escape attempt by animals at the zoo in as many months. injanuary, a red panda went missing overnight before being discovered in a nearby garden. thank you for watching bbc world news. the weather is starting to calm down across the uk now after a few days of windy weather. today was a bit of a mixed bag but tomorrow will probably be starting a little bit like this, sunny skies from the morning onwards, but a touch of frost around across much of the uk, particularly in northern areas. this is what is

in cricket, england will resume day four of the third and final test against the west indies in st luciaot made 111 off 189 balls on day three as he returned to form. there were also half centuries from joe denly, who made 69, and jos buttler, who hit 56 as england piled on the runs. and before we go, have a look at this. it is cycling with a difference in chile. this downhill mountain bike race took place in the coastal town of valparaiso, and it is safe to say the extreme urban track tested even the best riders. it was local man pedro ferreria who won in the end, completing the narrow two kilometre circuit in two minutes and 50 seconds, at some points descending at speeds of 60 kilometres per hour. amazing stuff. you can get all the latest sports news, as ever, at our website. it is bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the team, that is your tuesday sport briefing. that is, indeed. we want to squeeze ina that is, indeed. we want to squeeze in a sports story of sorts. we've told you about lawnmower racing here on bbc news before. the premise is simple — convert you

england's top order fails once again on the first day of the third test in st lucia.evening and welcome to the programme... a week on from their six nations defeat to england in dublin last week, defending champions ireland travelled to edinburgh to put their campaign back on track. they had to deal with a stubborn scotland though, who hadn't been beaten at murrayfield in a championship game since 2016. our sports correspondent katie gornall was there. the six nations is a serious plate at gale force where momentum could blow one night way and that the next. after the opening we can scotla nd next. after the opening we can scotland have it, i really don't. a bruising defeat to england last week meant eileen arrived at murray fail with hopes of retaining their six nations title on the lie. scotland had their own aspirations. an area that was ruthlessly punished. for pitch with a shoulder injury after just 60 minutes. before he had made it out of the tunnel, arlind struck again. last year's player of the tournamentjacob again. last year's player of the tournament jacob

he'll now fly home after the final one—dayer in st lucia.ord—breaking day, 21.2dc at kew gardens. today is going to be another unusually warm day, lots of sunshine around but probably the last of the warm and sunny days the quite some time. our weather is changing. for a long time now, we've been on the warm side of this jetstream. you can now, we've been on the warm side of thisjetstream. you can see how now, we've been on the warm side of this jetstream. you can see how the position of the jet stream is going to change over the next few days. a stronger westerly jet coming to change over the next few days. a stronger westerlyjet coming out from the atlantic bringing cooler, more unsettled weather. at the moment, though, it still drier and a little chilly out there. temperatures not far away from freezing and want to places. a bit more mist and fog around especially around southern england, the midlands, the vale of york and the moray firth. sunshine foreign wide. sunshine coming to northern ireland, western and northern fringes of scotla n

england's third and final test against the windies starts this afternoon in st lucia. foakes, the wicketkeeper, has been dropped in favour of keatonjennings. that's all the sport for now. now for the weather. an improving story today. the winds are easing down, because our storm, which was to the north of scotland earlier, is heading to scandinavia, taking the worst of the winds with it. the next system is pushing in the cloud and turning the sunshine hazy across the south of the uk. still sunshine around elsewhere, one or two showers as well, and gusty winds this afternoon of 50 mph or more in northern england, especially in the pennines. some strong to gale force winds, plenty of sunshine. showers also might, mainly in the southwest and english channel. some rain in the far north of the country. decent temperatures today, 9-12dc, but country. decent temperatures today, 9—12dc, but we still have gusty winds. the cloud thickens in the southwest this evening, and it turns wet here, the rain developing more widely, pushing north and north wales and across towards the was

asking england captainjoe root if he liked boys during their on—field clash in the third test in st luciaod afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. a teenage woman who ran away to join fighters from the islamic state group in syria four years ago and now wants to return to britain will face a police investigation if she comes back, according to a government minister. shamima begum, who's now 19, was one of three schoolgirls who left east london in 2015. in an interview with the times, she talked about seeing "severed heads" in bins while there, and said that it "did not faze her". the security minister ben wallace told the bbc that shamima begum, who's now in a syrian refugee camp, faces potential prosecution for committing terrorist offences. here's our correspondent jon donnison. bring me home. four years after running away to join bring me home. four years after running away tojoin islamic bring me home. four years after running away to join islamic state and become a teenagejihadi bride, shamima begum wants to come back to britain. she's one of hundreds of women and children to

miss four one day internationals against england following comments he made in the final test in st luciaa homophobic slur, but based onjoe root‘s reaction — in which he said "don't use it as an insult, it's ok to be gay", the presumption is it was. racing resumed today following a six day suspension after the equine flu outbreak because of that, it was free entry at musslebrugh today — this was the first race of the day at plumpton. trainers and staff are having to follow strict criteria as the british horse racing authority look to limit its spread further. the aptly—named clearence won the opener at kempton park's meeting there's been a big shock at the welsh open snooker. masters championjudd trump has been knocked out by the world number 72 duane jones in their second round match in cardiff. trump has been the form player this season but struggled against his welsh opponent, losing the match by four frames to two. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the third round through. he was a four two winner against china's yuan sijun. o'sullivan made three breaks over 90 in the match. england hav

already lost the series, but a century from captainjoe root has helped give them to a big lead in st lucia england lead by 4118 runs going into the fourth day. newcastle were leading right up until the 94th minute against wolves in the premier league tonight. in the 95th, wolves equalised. it is a point that does lift newcastle a point clear of the relegation zone, but after isaac hayden had given them the lead, they would have wanted more. willy boly‘s late header rescued a 1—1 draw for wolves, with referee graham scott deciding the goalkeeper wasn't fouled. wolves stay seventh. there was also a dramatic late equaliser in the fifth round of of the scottish cup, as ross county earned a replay against inverness caledonian thistle. inverness went ahead twice in the battle between the championship sides, with brad mckay making it 2—1 in the second half. josh mullin was the hero for county, scoring in injury—time to earn another highland derby back at victoria park next tueday. and there will be an all—championship clash between dundee united and the winner of that replay, as the draw was made

cricket, and west indies captain jason holder will miss the 3rd test against england in st lucia after in the second match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there's been more success for tom daley at the british national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time 0lympic medallist followed up yesterday's success in the 10 metre sychronised event by winning the men's individual platform today. and it was a big win too — his final dive scored over 100 points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it but i was happier with the gold medal but there was a lot there that i could have improved on. i'm a perfectionist so i would not be fully ha p py perfectionist so i would not be fully happy unless i get a straight ten on everything. but at this time of the season i'm happy with that and looking forward to going to the world series events then going on to the world championships later on in the world championships later on

fell to 69—3, but an unbeaten 62 from stokes and 67 not—out from buttler saw them close on 231—4 in st luciap of the series. west indies have already clinched the series after crushing victories in the first two tests, but england's best batting display so far in the caribbean gives them a chance of setting up a consolation win. they gave england's travelling fans than just the rest of the squad a real the lip, a fantastic partnership of 125. they pitched it really quite tricky, you have to say the west indies felt like they were missing their captain today. they looked a little bit ragged in the field, dropped catches, which they haven't done so far. they have played basically perfect cricket for two test matches, and today for the first time they were kept out in the field for a full day and their bowlers started to look a bit ragged asa bowlers started to look a bit ragged as a result. it is a bit of the case of what might have been for england because they will look at that partnership and think it is kind of a test or two too late. a week on from their six nations defeat to england in d

after losing the first two tests in barbados and antigua, they're in st lucia.n dropped in favour of keatonjennings. you can follow that on the bbc sport website, and all the football and cricket. let's get more on that horse racing story, as 174 racing stables across britain are in lockdown this weekend and all meetings have been cancelled following an outbreak of equine flu. six cases have been confirmed so far at a stables in cheshire as the authorities work to contain the highly contagious illness. the shutdown will continue until wednesday and marks the biggest loss of racing fixtures since the foot and mouth outbreak of 2001. bbc sport's frank keogh joins us now. he's been following the story for sport online. how serious is this for the industry? really serious. we are in the middle of the six—day shutdown, till at least wednesday. that could go on further. the rumour mill is suggesting that next weekend's racing would be in danger, which might take the break to the two week mark or longer. 174 racing stables nationwide are unlocked and at the moment. tha

cricket news now and west indies captainjason holder will miss the third test against england in st lucia match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there's been more success for tom daley at the british national diving cup in plymouth. the two—time olympic medallist followed up yesterday's success in the 10m sychronised event by winning the men's individual platform today. and it was a big win, too — his final dive scored over 100 points, and he finished 70 points clear of matthew dixon in second. daley‘s new diving partner matty lee finished sixth. i would say i was happy with it, obviously i am happy with a gold medal, but there was a lot i could have improved upon. i am a perfectionist so i will not be happy until egg of straight tens on everything. for this time in the season, i am everything. for this time in the season, iam really everything. for this time in the season, i am really happy with it, looking forward to getting onto the world series and then the world championships later in the year. and there was a shock re

some cricket news and west indies captain jason holder will miss the third test against england in st luciase of a slow over rate in the second match in antigua. windies won the game inside three days yesterday to take an unassailable 2—0 lead in the series. there has been british medal success at the freestyle skiing and snowboard world championships. izzy atkin won bronze in the big air over in utah. the 25—year—old, who is based in the united states, claimed third place 12 months after winning slopestyle bronze at the winter olympics. it was britain's second medal of the championships. big air will make its 0lympic debut at the beijing 2022 winter games. tonight sees the highly anticipated superbowl liii clash between the new england patriots and the la rams. tom brady and the patriots are led by the most successful coach in super bowl history, bill belicheck. while his opposite number sean mcvay is the youngest—ever coach to guide a team to the superbowl. bbc sport has been speaking to three—time super bowl winner jerry rice who told us what the rams will need to do if they're going to

you can find the latest from the cricket in st lucia as well asjo konta at the fed cup on the bbc sportused him of kissing and groping her according to the daily telegraph. the paper says the senior female employee which it hasn't named for legal reasons was one of five members of staff who signed gagging orders after being bullied or harassed by sir philip. chi chi izundu has more. aggressive and intimidating. sexual harassment and racism. those are the accusations making headline news on the front of today's telegraph newspaper. details of the allegations against sir philip green, one of britain's best known businessmen involving five employees were published in the paper after a judge allowed him to drop action against it, which lasted six months. the allegations include one senior female executive at the arcadia group, which owns shops including, topshop who was allegedly called "a naughty girl" by sir philip. he's accused of slapping her bottom and kissing her face. the telegraph reports how sir philip allegedly drew attention to the dreadlocks of a black employee, in front of othe

root‘s century helps england to build a commanding lead in the third test against west indies in st luciaod evening. the economy grew at its slowest rate in six years in 2018, after a sharp slowdown in december. the latest data comes after predictions of slower growth this year, due to brexit uncertainty and a weaker global economy. the office for national statistics says gdp growth, which measures goods and services produced in the uk, was 1.4% last year. the last time it was lower was in 2009. the 0ns pointed to a sharp fall in the manufacture of cars and steel products and a decline in construction. labour said it was time for the government to end austerity policies and rule out a no—deal brexit. 0ur economics correspondent dharshini david has been looking at the figures. protecting metal gate posts from the ravages of the weather is all in a day's work at this zinc galvanising plant. but insulating the business against outside forces has been tough. in fact, their sector has been one of the hardest hit. 2018 was a challenging year for us. we had rising zinc prices and rising steel pr

and again to help put england within sight of a big win in the third test against west indies in st luciaod evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. tributes have been paid to gordon banks, england's 1966 world cup winning goalkeeper, who's died at the age of 81. pele, a footballing legend himself, has praised the man many believe was england's finest goalkeeper. gordon banks famously denied pele a near certain goal during the 1970 world cup. in a statement released through his former club, stoke city, gordon banks‘ family said they "could not have been more proud of him". here's our sports editor, dan roan. it remains a footballing miracle. the 1970 world cup, england against brazil and that save. pele! what a save! the greatest ever from one of the greatest ever. four macro years earlier, gordon banks had been a cornerstone of his team's world cup triumph, playing every minute england's momentous campaign and today the country's other great goalkeeper paid this tribute. gordon, as a professional was the first goalkeeper to really do that extra training and it paid off for him. his al

england beat the west indies by 232 runs to win the third and final test in st lucia.ali produced some brilliant bowling. but it is just a consolation win. west indies had already won the series. former england captain sir alastair cook gave his reaction on the series to our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew. i think this could be a bit of a turning point for the english side, certainly the way they batted, the way they adapted to these conditions, we were kind of crying out for it in antigua and they didn't quite get it right. whether they were trying to get it right, we don't know in terms of what they we re don't know in terms of what they were trying to do, but in this game they delivered that. west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct following his clash withjoe root. the england captain has been seen responding to a comment from gabriel by saying, "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge which was laid by match umpires will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. ther

joe root‘s side won by 232 runs in st lucia after they were well beaten in the first two matches.absolutely nailed their places, there have been glimpses. rory burns has shown signs of looking mentally capable, i think he would have found it incredibly tough from the step up from county cricket after doing such a long stint of county cricket. and thenjoe got 69, i thought he would kicking himself because he was probably 10—20 -- 20-30 —— 20—30 minutes away from a from the way the game was panning out. i think there have been glimpses of encouragement but there is always going to be places up for grabs. free entry is being offered to racegoers at scottish track musselburgh as racing resumes after a six—day shutdown because of equine flu. the british horseracing authority are working to limit the risks of further outbreaks. there are three other fixtures today at plumpton, southwell and kempton park. england have released joe cokanasinga and dan robson back to their premiership clubs to play this weekend. both are recovering from injury and have been given the chance to play in what

the series had already gone but england dominated in st lucia.ndian roston chase not out on 102. meanwhile the west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with personal abuse of a player by the cricket authorities. it's after an incident which led to the england captainjoe root telling gabriel he shouldn't use being gay as an insult. it's not known what gabriel said but root was recorded on the stump mic telling gabriel that there was nothing wrong with being gay. i think thatjust, one, sums up how far sport has moved, but, two, i think for him he showed real characteristics of leadership, being a role model in that scenario to really can't stand up for what he believes in. so we don't know what gabriel said but i think from joe roofs gabriel said but i think from joe root‘s perspective he has really shown a positive light. bad news if you're a fan of the england rugby union team. prop mako vunipola is going to miss the rest of the six nations. he's been in great form but suffered ligament damage during the win over france on sunday. vuni

groupmembers of the lima -- guyana, mexico, and st. lucia -- did not support the declaration.uaido hailed the widespread recognition from international leaders monday. he has called for more mass protests in venezuela today. meanwhile the government of , sitting president nicolas maduro remains defiant, with maduro again saying he would not bow to any outside ultimatums. this is foreign minister jorge arreaza. >> the european countries are following the united states. wililling dusust ruling awaits, donald trump is such a death bot, racist, arrogant, so grandiose he does not care about others. he is the expression of capitalism. amy: to see our interview, go to democracynow.org. democratic virginia governor ralph northam told his staffers he would make a decision about his future as governor soon as the scandal around a racist yearbook photo continues to 1984 mount. northam is photoizing for his showing a man wearing blackface next to a man wearing ku klux klan regalia, but t followed bak the statements, claiming neither man is him, but did use blackface in a michael jackson l

they bowled the home side out cheaply in st lucia. stuart broad's brilliant catch helped.dition dictates that you get to keep the ball. referee mike dean thought he'd try to tease sergio aguero after his performance against chelsea by hiding it up the back of his shirt. not very well hidden that said — and aguero was too wise for his antics. also if you watch that game back, mike dean gives an elaborate penalty decision. shall we get it? imagine the most elaborate point for a penalty you'd ever seen. —— pointing. the grenfell tower fire in 2016 which killed 72 people raised lots of concerns about the safety of tower blocks, among them was the absence of a sprinkler system. the london fire brigade insists all purpose built residential blocks, and buildings which house vulnerable people, should have sprinklers fitted, and it's urging the government to stop developers from ignoring the recommendation. the brigade's deputy assistant commissioner lee drawbridgejoins us now. let's be clear. what are you calling for? as you have said, the government are reviewing legislation in r