in the scottish premiership, stjohnstone lead celtic 2—1 in perth this lunchtime.son opened the scoring with his first goal for celtic for over two years. keith watson soon came back with a thumping headerfor the home side in the 31st minute — and just before half—time david wotherspoon put the hosts in front with a header at the near post. 2—1 to stjohnstone. the final game of the six nations opening weekend kicks off in rome in less than half an hour's time. wales will have a new captain when they face italy. alun wynjones will lead the side out for the first time since being named permanent captain, so does he think that brings any extra pressure? hopefully not too different, if it was, i probably shouldn't be captain. the job on the park comes first, the captaincy obviously adds to that and hopefully there is a bit of experience i can lean on to help other people. that is pretty much it. the final game of the opening weekend takes place in rome in about half an hour's time when italy face wales. it gets underway at 2pm with commentary on 5live and highlights la

they came from behind to beat stjohnstone 5—2 at mcdiarmid park.alf—time after goals from watson, moussa dembele came on with half an hour to play, turned the match with a second—half hat—trick, helping his side to a 19th consecutive win in the league. egypt and cameroon play in the final of the africa cup of nations this evening, egypt are seeking a record eighth title, cameroon have already won it four times. this report from libreville in gabon. 16 teams came to gabon for the biggest sporting event in africa, just egypt and cameroon remain, the two most successful sides in nations cup history yet both are some odd surprise finalists. egypt had been absent since clinching a hat—trick of titles in 2010 as political revolution impacted upon the national team. translation: since we missed the last three tournaments we wanted to make a good impression and reach the final but we were not sure of it. we are one big family in the squad, ready to serve our country and win. at 44, el hadary, the oldest player in the tournament seeks a record fifth title.

they came from behind to beat stjohnstone 5—2 at mcdiarmid park.time after goals from watson, moussa dembele came on with half an hour to play, turned the match with a second—half hat—trick, helping his celtic now have 19 wins on the bounce and the league. the africa cup of nations final is underway in gabon. egypt and cameroon have 11 titles between them. egypt are leading against the lions, thanks

they came from behind to beat stjohnstone 5—2 at mcdiarmid park.osts were leading 2—1 at half—time after goals from watson, moussa dembele came on with half an hour to play, turned the match with a second—half hat—trick, helping his celtic now have 19 wins on the bounce and the league. the africa cup of nations final is underway in gabon. egypt and cameroon have 11 titles between them. egypt are leading against the lions, thanks to arsenal's are many. it'sjust approaching half—time. egypt are leading cameroon 1—0. in the davis cup, it's the singles between don evans and vasek pospisil, it's a nailbiter, pospisil winning the first set on a tie—break and getting one break in the second set, taking it 6—4. it looked all over, even more so one dan set, taking it 6—4. it looked all over, even more so one dan evans trailed 1—3 in the third and then he w011 trailed 1—3 in the third and then he won five games in a row and upset. they are into a fourth set, don evans has broken and is leading 3—1. an incredible first rubber of the day. dan evans can win thi

celtic are 2a points clear and play stjohnstone tomorrow.dom inglot beat daniel nestor and vasek pospisil in 4 sets in ottawa. evans could clinch the tie against pospisil in the first singles rubber tomorrow. the winners will travel to france in the quarter—finals in april. that's all the sport for now. let's have a quick look at some of the front pages: the front page of the sunday telegraph leads on the government's 60 million pound investigation into historic allegations of abuse in iraq — the paper says mps are due to conclude that it's unfit for purpose. the observer reports that theresa may's government is going to make a major shift in housing policy — away from promoting home ownership — and towards better deals for people renting properties. donald trump appears to have found a new ally in the shape of the former archbishop of canterbury — george carey is quoted in the daily express as hitting out at the ‘hysterical‘ overreactions of the president's critics. the sunday times has investigated what it calls deficiencies in defence pro

the club said he was part of the stjohnstone family, always doing hisjob with the stjohnstone family,eir daughter, holly. tui and lisa graham, aged 51 and 50, who had gone to tunisia to celebrate lisa‘s 50th birthday, and who died on the beach with gunshot wounds to the chest. also, the coroner has recorded an unlawful killing conclusion about philip heathcote, who was also on the beach. and killed as a result of gunshot wounds. philip heathcote was 52 years of age. his wife, alison, was a8, and she was shot several times in the attack, but incredibly survived. a relative said the family would deeply grieved for the terrible loss of mr heathcote. his brother, simon, saying it was a terrible loss. they were due to celebrate philip and alison‘s 50th wedding anniversary during their time in tunisia. 0f wedding anniversary during their time in tunisia. of course, so many of these people had gone to tunisia for special occasions, anniversaries and so on. they were there to celebrate their 30th wedding anniversary. simon, the brother—in—law of mr heathcote, saying in the 30 years, his —— ph

leaders celtic move 27 points clear if they beat stjohnstone later today.ning yesterday's doubles. jamie murray and dom inglot beat daniel nestor and vashek pospisil in four sets in ottawa. dan evans could also clinch a tie in the first singles rubber of this afternoon. the winners face france in the quarter—finals. it's been a good weekend for british athletes in germany. laura muir has continued her recent record—breaking form by setting a european 3000m indoor record in karlsruhe. muir broke the british indoor 5000m indoor record in glasgow last month, and took kelly holmes' british 1500m record outdoors last july. sprinter dina asher—smith and hurdler andrew pozzi also set world—leading times. the european indoor championships takes place next month in serbia. that's all the sport. now on bbc news, here's the papers. hello and welcome to our look at what the the papers will be bringing us today. with me are journalist james rampton and dave wooding, political editor for the sun on sunday. good to have the birds looking through the papers with us. let's

and kilmarnock got their first away win since october at stjohnstone.nglish domestic season this afternoon, manchester united take on southampton at wembley in the efl cup. southampton haven't won a major trophy since 1976. jose mourniho has never lost a domestic cup final in england. it would be good for the group, it would be good for the club and it would be good for me, obviously. but, um...you know, the beginning of my career i was looking more to myself and to my personal achievements, if you can say that. i am in a period where i am more and more a club man. the most important is to put in the ground all the experience from our games this year. so it's the best opportunity, of course, to play again in the european games next season. it's the most important for me. england's one—day cricket captain eoin morgan top—scored with 95 as his side eased to a win in the first warm—up game of their west indies tour. morgan wasjoined byjason roy, new test captain joe root and ben stokes in scoring half—centuries, as they beat the vice chancellor's xi, by 11

leaders celtic move 27 points clear if they beat stjohnstone later today.canada after winning yesterday's doubles. jamie murray and dom inglot beat daniel nestor and vashek pospisil in four sets in ottawa. dan evans could also clinch a tie in the first singles rubber of this afternoon. the winners face france in the quarterfinals. it's been a good weekend for british athletes in germany. laura muir has continued her recent record—breaking form by setting a european 3,000 metre indoor record. muir broke the british indoor 5,000 metre indoor record in glasgow last month, and took kelly holmes' british 1,500 metre record outdoors lastjuly. sprinter dina asher—smith and hurdler andrew pozzi also set world—leading times. the european indoor championships takes place next month in serbia. that's all sport for now. well, as we heard there marine le pen is officially launching her campaign later today. emmanuel macron has been rising fast in the opinion polls, as this report explains. he's young, he's handsome and, if things go his way, he could be the next preside

at the top of the table after a hat—trick from moussa dembele helped them to a 5—2 victory over stjohnstone second half substitute to turn the match, his three goals, this the pick of them, helping celtic to their 19th league victory in a row. great britain's hopes of reaching the davis cup quarter—finals rest on kyle edmund's shoulders in the last singles match dan evans lost his final singles match in ottawa earlier today, france await the winners in april's quarter—final. and england slipped to a narrow defeat against australia in the final match of netball‘s quad series. just one goal would have taken the match into extra time but england were unable to catch the world's number one side as they lost by 47—46. australia wrap up the series with three wins from three matches. and that, clive, is all the sport. to its critics, it was a monstrosity, resembling an oil refinery more than a museum. but as paris' pompidou centre celebrates its 40th birthday this weekend, its reputation as an icon of modern architecture is well—established. it's been popular, too, with more than 100 million visit

have gone 27 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after coming from behind to beat stjohnstonef—time after goals from keith watson and this header from david wotherspoon deflected in off dedryck boyata. substitute moussa dembele made all the difference for celtic in the second half. he scored a hat—trick to help his side to a 19th consecutive win in the league. england have lost by one point against australia in the quad series. it was a nail—biting netball match as england's women faced world number ones australia in the quad series. england clawed back in the third quarter after they came from seven goals behind to lead 36—34, but it was the final stages of the match which were make—or—break for the side who lost their two—point advantage in the packed sse arena at wembley. they fought back hard to make up for deficit. they trailed by one goal with just over one minute left. it looked like they could steal the game. they needed just one goal to equalise but with ten seconds left on the clock — it wasn't meant to be as england's women lost 46—47. the girls fought hard from the

are now 27 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after coming from behind to beat stjohnstoned this header from david wotherspoon deflected in off dedryck boyata. but it all changed in the second half. moussa dembele came on with half an hour to play and turned the match. he is celtic‘s top scorer this season. his hat trick moved him up to 23 in all competitions, and helped his side to a 19th consecutive win in the league. cameroon have won the africa cup of nations, upsetting egypt 2—1 to lift the trophy for the fifth time. it was a dramatic end, too, with vincent abouba kar grabbing the decisive goal in the 88th minute. the indomitable lions had been beset by problems in the run up to the tournament, with players refusing to play, but managed to end a 15—year wait to lift that trophy once more. we will be having a detailed look at the papers at 11:30pm, but let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the daily telegraph leads on analysis by the health service journal of plans to close a&e units in england, in a bid to save money. it reports that up to one in six casu

and kilmarnock got their first away win since october — 2—0 at stjohnstone. 0nto the championship, andunchtime. both teams are in the play—offs, and chasing promotion to the premier league. it was chris wood who produced the only goal of the game — he continued his remarkable form with his 23rd of the season. wednesday had a chance to equalise, but rob green kept out jordan rhodes' second—half penalty. leeds hung on to take all three points, and the result moves them up to fourth in the table for now. brighton are looking to go top of the championship with a win against reading this evening — they're just one point behind leaders newcastle. and it's so far so good at the amex stadium. sam baldock‘s fourth goal in four games has given them the lead in the first half. a breakaway goal from jamie murphy made it two, so looking good for brighton, just under half an hour to 90, brighton, just under half an hour to go, brighton looking to go top of the championship this evening. and here are the rest of the day's championship results for you — wins for leeds, villa, brentford and preston — t

and kilmarnock got their first away win since october — 2—0 at stjohnstone. got off to an excellent start against reading, sam baldock‘s fourth goal in four games giving them a lead. reading were a lwa ys giving them a lead. reading were always chasing after that, brighton effective on the counterattack, murphy making it two in the second half and they wrapped it up with ten minutes to go on the breakaway, knockaert‘s 11th goal of the season, setting things up nicely for tuesday night's match at home to second placed newcastle. 0nto the championship, and leeds beat promotion rivals sheffield wednesday 1—0 in the yorkshire derby at lunchtime. both teams are in the play—offs, and chasing promotion to the premier league. it was chris wood who produced the only goal of the game — he continued his remarkable form with his 23rd of the season. wednesday had a chance to equalise, but rob green kept out jordan rhodes' second—half penalty. leeds hung on to take all three points, and the result moves them up to fourth in the table for now. wednesday stay sixth. here are

leaders celtic move 27 points clear if they beat stjohnstone later today.and vashek pospisil in four sets in ottawa. dan evans could also clinch a tie in the first singles rubber of this afternoon. the winners will travel to france in the quarter—finals in april. british snowboarder katie ormerod has claimed a silver medal at the air and style big air competition in austria. ormerod has had an impressive start to 2017, winning herfirst big air world cup title and x games slopestyle bronze last month. big air will make its winter olympics debut in pyong—chang next year. now in cricket it's normal for bad light or maybe even rain to stop play. but injohannesburg yesterday they invented a new one. bees stopped play there. the one—day international between south africa and sri lanka was halted because a swarm of bees entered the playing field. the players were forced off for around half—an—hour before a professional was called in to help get rid of them. look at that. i wonder what his call—out fee was, to race down their! they are quite harmless when they swar

leaders celtic move 27 points clear if they beat stjohnstone later today.nals in april. the teams and knew how important it was. it was a 50— 50 match. there was a favourite. we knew it was going to be close games. because of what the surface was. and everybody was serving on the court and everybody knows how to play doubles. we are very happy to win the point and give our guys to bite of the cherry tomorrow. british snowboarder katie 0rmerod has claimed a silver medal at the air and style big air competition in austria. 0rmerod has had an impressive start to 2017, winning herfirst big air world cup title and x games slopestyle bronze last month. big air will make its winter olympics debut in pyong—chang next year. spain‘s sergio garcia goes into today‘s final round of the dubai desert classic with a three shot lead, but yesterday‘s round probably wasn‘t the easiest he‘s ever played. he finished in the dark — look at the lights on those surrounding buildings! it was after a weather delay on day two pushed some second rounds into day three. garcia somehow ma

and kilmarnock got their first away win since october at stjohnstone.final in england. it will be good for the group and club, and also for me obviously. but at the beginning of my career i was looking more to myself and my personal achievements if you can say that. i am in a period when i am more a club man. we have to put in the ground all the experience to win this game this year, so it is the best opportunity to play again for the european games next season. it is most important for me. it is most important for me. england's one—day cricket captain eoin morgan top—scored with 95 as his side eased to a win in the first warm—up game of their west indies tour. morgan wasjoined byjason roy, new test captain joe root and ben stokes in scoring half—centuries, as they beat the vice chancellor's xi, by 117 runs. the first odi of the three—match series is on friday. boxing now, and amir khan and manny pacquiao have confirmed they will take to the ring on april the 23rd. both fighters made the announcement on social media a few hours ago. no venue has been gi

and kilmarnock got their first away win since october at stjohnstone.y jason roy, new test captain joe root and ben stokes in scoring half—centuries, as they beat the vice chancellor's 11 by 117 runs. the first 0di of the three—match series is on friday. boxing now, and amir khan and manny pacquiao have confirmed they will take to the ring on april the 23rd. both fighters made the announcement on social media a few hours ago. no venue has been given for what khan describes as the "super fight", but pacquiao has suggested earlier this month it may take place in the united arab emirates. meanwhile, britain's gavin mcdonnell lost his world super—bantamweight title fight against mexico's rey vargas by majority decision at the ice arena in hull last night. vargas took an early lead, but mcdonnell showed his staying power as he battled back in the final rounds. victory would have delivered britain's first simultaneous twin world champions, with jamie mcdonnell already in possession of the wba ba ntamweight belt. to rugby league, and the transatlantic adventur

there were wins elsewhere for partick and stjohnstone. trailing at the break, but five second—half tries secured the bonus point win. 118—32 the final score. bath stay fourth. they overcame a battling harlequins side to come out on top at the rec. quins outscored their hosts by two tries to one, but this from max clark and some excellent kicking from rhys priestland ensured bath won 22—12. and leicester stay fifth, after a 50—17 win over bottom—of—the—table bristol. mo farah won the final race of his indoor career, taking the 5,000 metre title at the birmingham grand prix. farah set a new european record, winning injust over 13 minutes. he says he is going to focus on road racing after the world championships in london this summer. i can't quite believe it is my last race. i have had a great career, great indoors. something must come to an end. it is weird thinking about it, thinking about saying goodbye, because i have had great support from everyone. particular this track, breaking so many records, and it has been amazing over the years

there were wins elsewhere for partick and stjohnstone.e trailing at the break, but five second—half tries secured the bonus point win. 48—32 the final score. bath stay fourth. they overcame a battling harlequins side to come out on top at the rec. quins outscored their hosts by two tries to one, but this from max clark and some excellent kicking from rhys priestland ensured bath won 22—12. and leicester stay fifth, after a 50—17 win over bottom—of—the—table bristol. they ran in eight tries, withjp pietersen scoring two of them. warrington wolves have had the first win by an english club over australian opponents for five years. they beat brisbane broncos in the first match of rugby league's world club series. three tries in the opening 20 minutes, including this from matty russell, did the early damage, and they went on to win 27—18. tonight it is the turn of the super league champions wigan warriors to represent great britain against the best of the nrl. wigan, who won the grand final back in october, face reigning australian champions c

there were wins elsewhere for partick and stjohnstone, exeter have strengthened their position in thirdthe final score. bath stay in fourth — they overcame a battling harlequins side to come out on top by 22 points to 12. quins outscored their hosts by two tries to one, but a try from max clark plus some excellent kicking from rhys priestland ensured bath won. and leicester beat bristol 50 points to 17. mo farah won the final race of his indoor career, taking the 5,000 metre title at the birmingham grand prix. farah set a new european record winning injust over 13 minutes. he says he's going to focus on road racing after the world championships in london this summer. i can't quite believe it is my last race but i have had a great career. it is weird thinking about saying goodbye because i have had great support from everyone and particularly the strike on which i have sent the black sets are many records. —— this track on which i have set so many records. laura muir broke the british record taking the title in the women's 1000 metres. she beat the previous best held by kelly holmes. it

celtic are 27 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after coming from behind to beat stjohnstoneheir 19th consecutive victory in the league. it was a nail—biting finish in women's netball yesterday as england lost 46—47 to australia in the quad series at wembley arena. at one point, it looked like england were almost within touching distance of victory but the aussie ladies held on and took control, denying england an equaliser. the diamonds remain the world number one following wins over new zealand and south africa. i don't know if you saw that yesterday but you could see after the match, the home side... they we re the match, the home side... they were so close but actually even though they were disappointed they weren't devastated, they knew they had come incredibly close. thanks very much, sally. the uk has among the highest rates of family breakups in the developed world, according to an international study. the report by the social trends institute found that three in five british children, whose parents aren't married, experience a family breakdown before they reach their