you can get all the latest on our website — that's bbc.com/sport — but from me, tulsen tollett, and the. it's believed the aquatic creatures experience different types of sleep — one of them similar to the rem sleep that humans undergo when they dream. the bbc�*s tim allman reports. eight legs, three hearts, one impossible dream. marshmallow the octopus, quietly snoozing away in her tank. but look at this — she is suddenly changing colour, her muscles twitching, her suckers contracting. researchers believe marshmallow may be dreaming. # dream... a team of scientists at a university in the west of brazil recorded four octopuses over several days. their sleep pattern went through cycles. during quiet sleep they were still, during active sleep they moved around. similar to humans when we dream, a period of neural activity that can boost health and cognition. they look so strange, so different, they seem almost alien, but it is thought octopuses have the most complex brains of any invertebrates. perhaps the most famous was paul, the eight—legged soothsayer who had an uncanny — albeit not pe

i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with the uefa champions league.estrictions. they won the second leg 2—0, with both goals coming in a four—minute spell midway through the second half. mohamed salah and sadio mane were the scorers as liverpool completed a 4—0 aggregate win. despite their wretched domestic form, the 2019 champions are through to the last eight as they chase a seventh european cup. missed a couple of chances in the first half stop big ones. but, yes, but�*s it. but closed the game in the second half and very good. very happy for tonight, of course. paris saint—germain join liverpool as kylian mbappe scored first on the night from the penalty spot against barcelona. lionel messi equalised, but missed a penaltyjust before half time as it finished 1—1 in paris, but 5—2 on aggregate. it's the first time in 14 years that barca have failed to reach the quarter—finals. manchester city have moved out to a 14—point lead at the top of the premier league after beating southampton 5—2. kevin de bruyne and riyad mahrez both scored a double as pep

but from me tulsen tollett and the rest of the team, that's your sports news.ning for girls�* education. she was flown to the uk for treatment where she has remained as an activist and the youngest person to win the nobel peace prize. she's now signed a multi—million pound deal with the streaming service apple tv+ to make her own programmes. she's been speaking to our arts editor will gompertz. she was the child activist who was shot by the taliban in 2012, survived, and became an international star, rubbing shoulders with the most famous people on the planet. now, 23—year—old malala yousafzai, orjust malala, as she's become known, joins the sussexes and the obamas as the latest high—profile campaigning public figure to sign a multi—million—pound deal with a streaming service. apple tv+ in this instance. i will be covering lots of things from comedies to documentaries to movies to tv dramas, and i am a big fan of sitcoms. i have watched very old sitcoms from blackadder... will this brilliant plan involve us climbing out of our trenches and walking very slowly t

hello there, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news, where we start with european world cup a 1—1 draw by ukraine in their group d match in paris. while in group b, the world's number—one—ranked team, belgium, came from a goal down to beat wales 3—1 — kevin de bruyne and romelu lukaku among the scorers for roberto martinez�*s side. elsewhere, turkey were lt—2 winners over the netherlands in group g — burak yilmaz with a hat—trick for his side while memphis depay missed a stoppage—time penalty on a rotten night for the dutch. for all the scores, of course, head to the bbc sport website. to women's football now, where holders lyon needed their late penalty to win the opening leg of their european champions league quarterfinal — wendie renard with the goal in the 86 minute as they chase a sixth consecutive title. meanwhile, chelsea won 2—1 against last year's beaten finalists wolfsburg — sam kerr with the first goal, and pernille harder also on the score sheet against herformer club. there was a shock of sorts on the opening day of the wgc match—play event in texas. england's i

let's bring you a sports briefing now, with tulsen tollett.by world cup is the latest major sporting event set to be rescheduled because of the coronavirus. the tournamentwas due to begin in september in new zealand, but it's been delayed by a year. auckland has been in lockdown after number of coronavirus cases. and teams would have had to quarantine before the tournament starts. we wa nt we want this tournament to be all it can be, and that's why we believe this recommendation is right, and we can assure all players and people in new zealand to give it everything to deliver a spectacular and best ever world cup next year and awarded their patience and dedication. juventus are still fighting for a tenth consecutive italian league title. the champions beat spezia 3—0 with cristiano ronaldo's 20 goal of the serie a season rounding off the win with just a few minutes to go. juve are third, seven points off leaders inter milan. borussia dortmund are into the semifinals of the german cup after beating borussia moenchengladbach, 1—0. the only goal

hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news.ight against porto, have been knocked out at the last 16 stage on away goals. after porto won the first leg 2—1 sergio oliviera with an away goal looked to have made it too difficult for the italians but a double from federico chiesa levelled the tie and sent it to 30 minutes of extra time with porto down to 10 players. olivieria then scored a second before adrian rabiot equalised shortly after to put juve ahead on the night but it wasn't enough, the portuguese into the last eight. borussia dortmund are also through to the quarterfinals after erling braut haaland scored twice in a 2—2 draw against sevilla. the second goal, a penalty was saved by the goalkeeper but var ruled he'd moved off his line so eventually when retaken a couple of minutes later, the norwegian scored with the aggregate of 5—4 sending the german side through to the last eight. well, the champions league continues later on wednesday as liverpool take on rb leipzig in budapest. lots of speculation surrounding the futu

i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start withjurgen klopp, who's ruled himselfo leave after this summer's european championship. loew, who took over from jurgen klinsmann in 2006, has asked for his contract to end a year earlier than planned. having led germany to victory at the 2014 world cup, this year's euros will be his last tournament in charge. it was inevitable that klopp, whose liverpool side have lost their last six matches at home, would be asked about the vacancy. and despite his difficult run, he paid tribute to loew�*s achievements, but said he won't be leaving anfield. for sure one of the most successful, did an incrediblejob really. and i understand that he wants to have this highlight for him as a european championship, tries to squeeze everything out that he can in this tournament. with the amount of really good german managers at the moment, germany will be able to find a good solution. if that's the question we want to ask, if i'm available for the job or for the coach of the german national team in the summer, no. the leading neuropathologist

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this your sports news, where we start with football and the european for the visitors though when gareth bale's lovely pass saw harry wilson score the opener as they looked to replicate their euro 2016 win over the same opponents, but shortly after kevin de bruyne equalised for the home side with the type of strike we regularly see him put away for manchester city. thorgan hazard added a second before belgium's record goalscorer romelu lukaku made sure of the result from the penalty spot. alan browne scored the republic of ireland's first goal in seven matches, heading his side in front but serbia drew level at halftime and then two goals from aleksandar mitrovic, including this wonderful chip over mark travers helped secure his side a 3—2 win in belgrade. chelsea will take a 2—1 lead into the second leg of their women's champions league quarter—final tie against two—time champions and last year's runners up wolfsburg. manchester city though, look to be heading out. they were beaten 3—0 by barcelona. adam wild reports. to be the best, you have to beat

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with football, and there'llfinals of the champions league. chelsea made sure all the premier league clubs left in the tournament made it to the next knockout stage, with a convincing 2—0 win over the spanish league leaders, atletico madrid. hakim ziyech opened the scoring in the first half. atletico had a man sent off in the second half, and emerson made sure of chelsea's place in the last eight in stoppage time. it was 3—0 on aggregate, and chelsea still haven't lost in any competition since appointing thomas tuchel as manager. to the championship now, where lee bowyer was in charge of birmingham city for the first time as they beat reading 2—1. and it didn't take the home side long to get on the scoresheet, lukas jutkiewicz after just four minutes with his 50th goalfor the club. reading replied with an equaliser — yakou meite on target before half time. but harlee dean was the difference between the two sides with this header. 2—1 the final score. elsewhere, league leaders norwich won for the ninth time in a r

hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with cricket and england fell to series in pune. having been in a commanding position chasing 318 for victory, they suffered a middle order batting collapse to surrender advantage as andy swiss reports. it's becoming a familiar sight — india all smiles, england left to rue and other chastening defeat. earlier, india's batsman had emerged brimful of confidence. when he went for 98, one of three wickets for ben stokes, england seemed to have real demand. but three and a half centuries from kale raul and david hunt helped india retrieve initiative, and a total of 317 it looked a decent one. not for long, though, asjonny bairstow injason roy got england off to a flyer it — in a flash, they put on 135, and victory seemed firmly in their sites. but suddenly, the wickets tumbled and the wheels came off. bairstow went for 94, and from there the innings fizzled away as india held their catches in their nerve. another emphatic win for them. for england, a game which at one point promised much but delivered only more disappoint

hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this your sports news, where we start with the fallout from england's sixsport's governing body in england, is reviewing what happened after the side finished second from bottom in the table. jones says he's100% confident he's still the right man for the job. joe lynskey has more. english rugby spends this week reflecting, looking closely at how eddiejones's team can finish reflecting, looking closely at how eddie jones's team can finish fifth eddiejones's team can finish fifth in the six nations and what can change. this was england's year of unwanted records, they lost to scotland, wales and ireland, beaten by all three for the first time since the 70s.— since the 70s. that could be magnificent! _ since the 70s. that could be magnificent! spectacular - since the 70s. that could be i magnificent! spectacular start since the 70s. that could be - magnificent! spectacular start from ireland! �* ., ireland! and sport, the head coach it takes the — ireland! and sport, the head coach it takes the brain, _ ireland! and sport, the head coach it takes the brain, bu

i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start with football.ut ben godfrey's deflected own goal handed the hosts the initiative at stamford bridge. and whenjordan pickford brought kai havertz down when he was through on goal, jorginho stepped up to double his side's advantage, making it 11 undefeated for the german head coach. we are chasing our own benchmark and we need to be ready again next saturday, i think, against leeds. it does not stop. and this is also good because i feel that the group is ready and this is the next challenge. and in the end, the fixture takes care about itself and the results come from performance, and so we rely on this. west ham were 2—0 winners over leeds united, but it could've turned out different — this tyler roberts goal disallowed, helder costa adjudged to be offside. the londoners were then given a penalty whenjesse lingard was taken down — his spot kick not great, the follow up much better — and david moyes's side scored a second before half—time when craig dawson got on the end of aaron cresswell�*s corner,

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news — where we start with boxing. lucrative bout in the sports history. the pair had agreed to fight in 2020 but, according to promoter eddie hearn, have only now put pen to paper on the deal, which could see the first fight staged in june orjuly. boxing commentator steve bunce says there's some debate over where it will take place. we're going to go on a �*70s globetrotting journey. remember muhammad ali and the rumble in thejungle, in manila? george foreman and joe frazier injamaica? we will go probably to the middle east. my money is still on saudi arabia. they don't need to take any money at the door, they don't need 90,000 fans. it can be indoors, air—conditioned. they pair their money in a site fee. it'll be the biggest thing i've seen. it will generate more money than any other fight in history, and that could be taken over by the rematch later this year. it will generate $400 million to $500 million. there is the suggestion that pay—per—view for fans in britain could be as much as £40! £40! you've got an awful

hello i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news — the british horseracing authority says it won'tnduct an investigation into a picture of him sitting on a dead horse. elliott, who has trained the winner of the grand national three times, has admitted the photograph circulating on social media is genuine and has apologised, stating the picture was taken "some time ago." a statement released this evening says, "the action taken by the bha recognises that mr elliott is licensed in ireland, whose regulatory body, the ihrb, is carrying out its own investigation. the eight—times champion jump jockey peter scudamore has told bbc sport he's very sad about the incident and believes that elliott is likely to face some form of sanction. it was an act of crass stupidity, but there is some things that you just can't do. you know, i can't think of examples, but unfortunately, for him, he has to be made an example of. we just can't, we can't stand here and say that we are looking after horses, and we are giving them dignity when we are clearly not. so, you know... i don't want revenge or anythin

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news. hosts the initiative after 15 minutes, and they saw a second ruled out for offfside just befor half time. wolves didn't have a touch in the opposition penalty box until after the hour mark, and conor coady scored to level matters. but two goals from gabrieljesus either side of a riyadh mahrez strike handed pep guardiola's side a 21st consecutive win in all competitions. in the championship, reading have beaten blackburn 1—0 to keep up their push for automatic promotion. the only goal of the match came from a defensive mix—up that allowed george puscas to score 24 minutes in, which leaves the royals six points adrift of second placed brentford. elsewhere, cardiff city made it ten games unbeaten under mick mccarthy moving back into the playoff places with a 4—0 thumping of derby county, while there were wins for luton, millwall and middlesbrough. for all the very latest, head to the bbc sport website. tributes have been pouring in for ian stjohn today — after it was announced the liverp

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with europa league footballextra time, losing 3—2 on aggregate. mislav orsic was zagreb's star man. his second half goals took the match to extra time, where he completed his hat—trick in fine style. this is the first timejose mourinho has failed to win the europa league. the other two occasions he managed in it he won it with porto and manchester united. rangers are also out as they ended the match with nine men. leon balogun the second player to be given his marching orders after two yellow cards off the back of this nicolae stanciu made it two for slavia prage seeing them through 3—1 on aggregate. manchester united are through to tomorrow's quarterfinal draw after they won in italy. paul pogba scored the only goal of the game after coming on as a half time substitute against ac milan taking them through 2—1 on aggregate. arsenal are through to the quarter finals though despite losing 1—0 at home to olympiakos. youssef el—arabi's goal wasn't enough as the gunners won 3—2 on aggregate. the greek side had knocke

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with football.he match played in budapest as was the first leg — and after missing chances, jurgen klopp's side finally broke the drought on the night through mo salah. and just four minutes later, sadio mane put the tie beyond doubt — theirform in europe a welcome relief after they've struggled domestically. kyllian mbappe extended paris saint—germain's healthy lead over barcelona in their tie, when he scored from the penalty spot on the half hour mark. lionel messi equalised minutes later with an absolutely fantastic strike from distance, the argentine missing with a penalty though on the stroke of half time. the second half saw no further score as it finished 1—1 on the night with psg winning 5—2 on aggregate to move into the quarterfinals. manchester city have moved iii points clear at the top of the premier league after a comprehensive 5—2 win over southampton. pep guardiola's side were comfortable leading 3—1 at half time but a second goal from riyadh mahrez ten minutes after the interval put

hello, there, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news, where we start with football and liverpoolore half—time when former wolves player diogojota scored, ending a wretched run of form forjurgen klopp's side that saw them win just once in their last seven prior to this. i think it was real important for us. we are in a poor form in the premier league mainly, so we need to change that, and today was a good game and we did ourjob. lionel messi has equalled xavi's all—time appearance record for barcelona, when he played in the 4—1win over huesca on monday. the 33—year—old scored the first and last goals of the game, playing in his 767th match for the club, and will have the chance to become the outright holder when the catalans travel to real sociedad on sunday. the champions league continues later, with manchester city in action against borussia moenchengladbach in their round of 16 second—leg tie. this is city's home leg, but it's being played in the hungarian capital of budapest due to covid restrictions enforced on germany. pep guardiola's side are 2—0 up from the opening match.

tanya dendrinos, bbc news let's bring you a sports briefing now, with tulsen tollett.. real madrid's struggles continue, they dropped two points as they look to defend their spanish league title. and it could have been worse. they went behind against real sociedad to a cristian portu header. the champions had to wait until the 89th minute for their equaliser, through brazil's viniciusjunior. the one—all draw puts them third and level on points with barcelona but five behind leaders atletico madrid who have a game in hand. andre pirlo says juventus can still win the league in italy, despite being ten points off leaders inter. they have a game in hand and play spezia on tuesday. juve are third in the table behind both milan clubs and know they can't afford to drop many more points as they aim for a tenth consecutive title. one other game in italy on tuesday sees lazio host torino. richarlison gave everton a 1—0 win against southampton in the premier league. they are now just two points off the top four with a game in hand and still in the hunt for a champions league plac

hello i'm tulsen tollett and this your sports news, where we start with football.ver lazio. the germans went into the second leg with a a—i advantage, and the tie was all but over when robert lewandowski scored the first from the penalty spot in the 33rd minute. chelsea join them in the last eight draw after they overcame atletico madrid. thomas tuchel�*s side won 2—0 on the night and 3—0 on aggregate, meaning he's now unbeaten in 13 games in all competitions since taking charge as manager. we have moments where we are excellent with the ball, but we never, ever lose intensity against the ball, we played a very brave and courageous defence and adapt to any system the opponents played today. so it was a deserved win, and a big win because it is the quarterfinal. and, yeah, iam super happy all my players. —— for my players. manchester united head into europa league action later in the second leg of their last 16 tie, away to ac milan with it level at 1—1. united conceded a late equaliser in the opening leg at old trafford last week, but despite this, marcus rashford

hello there, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with football, and leicesterat of manchester united. brendan rodgers' side will face southampton at wembley, with kelechi iheanacho scoring twice to send the foxes through for the first win over united since 2014. i'm obviously delighted. it was a great team performance in every aspect of the game. we were complete, pressed the game well and and then showed the calmness and the quality and the courage to play our football against a, you know, a team that are one of europe's greatest teams in manchester united. chelsea are also into the last four, where they will face favourites manchester city. hakim ziyech scoring the second in stoppage time as the blues were 2—0 winners over sheffield united at stamford bridge. tottenham rebounded from their shock europa league exit to win 2—0 at aston villa in the premier league — a result which takes them above everton and liverpool in the sixth position — while their north london rivals arsenal came from 3—0 down to draw 3—3 with west ham at london stadium. alexandre lacazet

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news. initiative after 15 minutes, and they saw a second ruled out for offfside just before half time. wolves didn't have a touch in the opposition penalty box until after the hour mark, and conor coady scored to level matters. but two goals from gabrieljesus either side of a riyadh mahrez strike handed pep guardiola's side a 21st consecutive win in all competitions. in the championship, reading have beaten blackburn 1—0 to keep up their push for automatic promotion. the only goal of the match came from a defensive mix—up that allowed george puscas to score 2a minutes in, which leaves the royals six points adrift of second placed brentford. elsewhere, cardiff city made it ten games unbeaten under mick mccarthy moving back into the playoff places with a a—0 thumping of derby county, while there were wins for luton, millwall, and middlesbrough. for all the very latest, head to the bbc sport website. tributes have been pouring in for ian stjohn today after it was announced the liverpool legend

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett with your sports news, where we start with boxing.er on the deal, which could see the first fight staged in june orjuly. boxing commentator steve bunce says there's some debate over where it will take place. we are going to go global here! we're going to go on a �*70s globetrotting journey. you remember muhammad ali in the rumble in thejungle in manila? george forman and joe frazier injamaica? we're going to get a bit of that. we're not going to any those three countries, but we are probably going to go to the middle east. my money's still on saudi arabia. they don't need to take any money at the door, they don't need 90,000 fans roasting in 110 degrees — it can be air doors, air—conditioned, 4—5000. they pay their money and what's euphemistically called in boxing a "site fee". well, it'll be the biggest thing i've seen. it'll generate more money than any other fight in history — and that could be toppled by their rematch later this year. it will generate $4—500 million, i'm absolutely convinced of that. there's a suggestion that the

i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news, where we start with football.ght kai havertz down when he was through on goal, jorginho stepped up to double his side's advantage, making it 11 undefeated for the german head coach. we're chasing our own benchmark, and we need to be ready again next saturday, i think, against leeds. it does not stop. and this is also good because i feel that the group is ready and this is the next challenge. and in the end, the fixture takes care about itself and the results come from performance, and so we rely on this. west ham were 2—0 winners over leeds united, but it could've turned out different. this tyler roberts goal disallowed, helder costa adjudged to be offside. the londoners were then given a penalty when jesse lingard was taken down. his spot kick not great, the follow—up much better. and david moyes's side scored a second before half—time when craig dawson got on the end of aaron cresswell�*s corner, as the hammers move up to fifth. bristol city have warmed up nicely for the weekend's women's fa cup final with a 3—2

i'm tulsen tollett, and this your sports news where we start with football and the european world cupice came from behind. there was disappointment for northern ireland, losing 2—0 to italy in rome. the italians are now unbeaten in 23 matches. earlier england's under 21's lost their opening match at the european championship when they were beaten 1—0 by switzerland. the match that was played in slovenia was decided thanks to a deflected goalfrom dan n'doye. aidy boothroyd's side still have portugal and croatia to play in group d. the former scotland captain scott brown will leave celtic at the end of the season to join premiership rivals aberdeen. the 35—year—old has signed a pre—contract to go to pittodrie as a player—coach and willjoin them in the summer. brown, who signed for celtic from hibernian in 2007, has played more than 600 times for the hoops winning ten league titles and 12 domestic cups. england captain eoin morgan, will miss the rest of the one—day series in india after sustaining a hand injury in the opening match on tuesday. morgan left the field as soon as he picked u

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with football.r minutes later, sadio mane put the tie beyond doubt — theirform in europe a welcome relief after they've struggled domestically. kyllian mbappe extended paris saint—germain's healthy lead over barcelona in their tie, when he scored from the penalty spot on the half hour mark. lionel messi equalised minutes later with an absolutely fantastic strike from distance, the argentine missing with a penalty though on the stroke of half time. the second half saw no further score as it finished 1—1 on the night with psg winning 5—2 on aggregate to move into the quarterfinals. manchester city have moved ia points clear at the top of the premier league after a comprehensive 5—2 win over southampton. pep guardiola's side were comfortable leading 3—1 at half time but a second goal from riyadh mahrez ten minutes after the interval put the game beyond doubt. and kevin de bruyne also picked up a second of the night when he slotted home shortly after. but, despite the big win, guardiola wasn't happy tha

i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with europa league football, and tottenhampa league. the other two occasions he managed in it he won it with porto and manchester united. rangers are also out as they ended the match with nine men. leon balogun the second player to be given his marching orders after two yellow cards. off the back of that, nicolae stanciu made it two for slavia prage seeing them through 3—1 on aggregate. manchester united are through to tomorrow's quarterfinal draw after they won in italy. paul pogba scored the only goal of the game after coming on as a half time substitute against ac milan taking them through 2—1 on aggregate. arsenal are through to the quarter finals though despite losing 1—0 at home to olympiakos. youssef el—arabi's goal wasn't enough as the gunners won 3—2 on aggregate. the greek side had knocked arsenal out last year. england will need to win saturday's deciding game five of their t20 series against india, that's after today's eight run loss in ahmedebad. the tourists fell just short of the target as andy swiss reports. it

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this is your sports news — where we start with football, and there'llnd emerson made sure of chelsea's place in the last eight in stoppage time. it was 3—0 on aggregate, and chelsea still haven't lost in any competition since appointing thomas tuchel as manager. to the championship now, where lee bowyer was in charge of birmingham city for the first time as they beat reading 2—1. and it didn't take the home side long to get on the scoresheet, lukas jutkiewicz after just four minutes with his 50th goalfor the club. reading replied with an equaliser — yakou meite on target before half time. but harlee dean was the difference between the two sides with this header. 2—1 the final score. elsewhere, league leaders norwich won for the ninth time in a row, extending their lead to ten points with a 2—0 victory over nottingham forest. qpr were 3—2 winners over millwall, and barnsley beat wycombe wanderers 3—1. sheffield wednesday drew 1—1 with huddersfield, and blackburn against bristol city ended goalless. women's super league leaders chelsea won 3—0 at everton.

good evening, i'm tulsen tollett, and this your sports news, where we start with football and the europeanthe penalty spot. alan browne scored the republic of ireland's first goal in seven matches, heading his side in front but serbia drew level at halftime and then two goals from aleksandar mitrovic, including this wonderful chip over mark travers helped secure his side a 3—2 win in belgrade. chelsea will take a 2—1 lead into the second leg of their women's champions league quarter—final tie against two—time champions and last year's runners up wolfsburg. manchester city though, look to be heading out. they were beaten 3—0 by barcelona. adam wild reports. to be the best, you have to beat the best. manchester city have been largely untroubled of late. behind before half—time, this was not the first chance but the first that counted. the spanish champions look to kick on and man city kicking out. 2—0 from the penalty spot. what city needed was to be getting a chance but getting one and taking one is a very different matter. chloe kelly from the spot, not quite. the spot, a costly miss. barc

hello, i�*m tulsen tollett and this is your sports news where we start with cricket and england felland seemed to have real demand. england seemed to have reeled them in. but three and a half centuries from raul and david helped india retrieve initiative, and a total of 317 it looked a decent one. not for long, though, asjonny bairstow and jason roy got england off to a flyer it — in a flash, they put on 135, and victory seemed firmly in their sights. but suddenly, the wickets tumbled and the wheels came off. bairstow went for 94, and from there the innings fizzled away as india held their catches and their nerve. another emphatic win for them. for england, a game which at one point promised much but delivered only more disappointment. andy swiss, bbc news. the england captain eoin morgan was honest in his assesment of the defeat. we made mistakes and india bowled well. for the majority of today�*s game we played really well. it�*s a shame we couldn�*t build on the bowling unit�*s effort to restrict india to 318. two fantastic openers upfront. we failed to continue to build partnersh

hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this your sports news, where we start with the fallout from england's sixs england's year of unwanted records, they lost to scotland, wales and ireland, beaten by all three for the first time since the 70s. that could be magnificent! spectacular start from ireland! in sport, the head coach takes the blame, butjones has built up credit. he's taken england to a world cup final and says he can fix this. it's been a tough one. yeah, we haven't been at our best. but we are in the process of changing the team and we need to reset the team, and we'll continue with that process. but the eddiejones process can be unpredictable— he's critics say he's boom or bust. he's won the six nations three time with england, including last year, but he's now come fifth—place twice. the last time that happened was in 2018, and 18 months later, england beat new zealand at the world cup. a famous victory in english rugby history! now they're back as a crossroads, but sacking jones comes with risks. he signed a new contract last april, just as sport was hit by a bigger crisis. to sa

hello there, i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news. is genuine and has apologised, stating the picture was taken "some time ago". a statement released this evening says... the eight—times champion jump jockey peter scudamore has told bbc sport he's very sad about the incident and believes that elliott is likely to face some form of sanction. it was an act of crass stupidity, but there are some things that you just can't do. you know, i can't think of examples, but unfortunately, for him, he'll have to be made an example of. we just can't, we can't stand here and say we're looking after horses, and we're giving them dignity when we're clearly not. so, you know... i don't want revenge or anything, ijust, you know, there are people out there that don't like the sport and i can't argue with them when i see a picture like that. in the premier league, everton have beaten southampton i—o to move two points off the top four with a game in hand. the only goal of the match at goodison park came nine minutes in and it was richarlison with his 11t

i'm tulsen tollett and this is your sports news, where we start withjurgen klopp, who's ruled himselfe. it was inevitable that klopp, whose liverpool side have lost their last six matches at home, would be asked about the vacancy. and despite his difficult run, he paid tribute to loew�*s achievements, but said he won't be leaving anfield. for sure one of the most successful, did an incrediblejob really. and i understand that he wants to have this highlight for him as a european championship, tries to squeeze everything out that he can in this tournament. with the amount of really good german managers at the moment, germany will be able to find a good solution. if that's the question we want to ask, if i'm available for the job or for the coach of the german national team in the summer, no. the leading neuropathologist whose work helped identify the link between football and dementia has called the implementation of concussion substitutes a shambles. speaking in front of a parliamentary inquiry, dr willie stewart, whose research found former players are 3.5 times more likely to die fro

sport now, and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tulsen tollett.orld cup qualifiers continue this evening, with england up against the world's lowest—ranked team, san marino at wembley. it took until almost a quarter of an hour in for gareth southgate's team to get on the scoresheet, and it was southampton�*s james ward prowse who scored the opener with england two up heading towards half time. elsewhere in group f — scotland are hosting austria, it's goalless at the moment with just over half an hour played. in group c northern ireland are away to italy. italy lead 1—0 in that one. for all the latest, head to the bbc sport website. earlier, england's under—21's lost their opening match at the european championship when they were beaten 1—0 by switzerland. the match that was played in slovenia was decided thanks to a deflected goalfrom dan n'doye. aidy boothroyd's side still have portugal and croatia to play in group d. fifa have confirmed that norway won't face disciplinary action following last night's protest ahead of their win over gibraltar. t

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tulsen tollett.ve a 1—nil lead from their first leg against atletico madrid. it's currently nil—nil bayern munich already have one foot in the quarterfinals they have a 4—1 advantage over lazio. it's currently 0—0 now to the second day of action at cheltenham — where two—time grand national winner tiger roll cruised to victory in the cross country chase for his fifth career win at the festival. it was the second winner of the meet for trainer denise foster, who's stepped in while gordon elliott serves a six—month ban. joe lynskey reports. makes each jump despite makes eachjump despite his makes each jump despite his size, one of the strip smallest champions but may leave one of his greatest legacies. —— one of the smallest champions. this horse takes on the cross—country marathon but tiger roll was trained by gordon elliott, who was now suspended from the sport. the horses age and form meant few thought he would win but in the twilight of his career and perhaps his last race in the uk, they could not