it was an incredible day as well for watford _ it was an incredible day as well for watford and the specialr fans as the club has been promoted _ their fans as the club has been promoted back to the premier league. ismail sarr�*s penalty after 11 minutes was enough to secure a 1—0 win over millwall. they're going straight back into the top flight along with norwich, who beat qpr today — but couldn't secure the title because of watford's win. hull city have bounced straight back from league one, after being relegated last season. they were able to celebrate after winning 2—1 at lincoln, thanks to a late mallik wilks penalty, and that confirmed that grant mccann�*s side will definitely be promoted. although the league one title isn't secure yet... second—placed peterborough won at charlton to keep the pressure on them. at the other end of league one, two sides were relegated — swindon town are down afterjust one season, following a 5—0 defeat at mk dons, and bristol rovers' relegation was confirmed, after their 1—0 defeat at portsmouth. hibernian are the first team to reach the semi—finals of

late goal — what could that mean for the champions' top four hopes and back in the premier league — watfordime of asking. good evening plenty to get though. we start though with england's success in this year's women's six nations, their third straight title coming after a hard fought 10—6 victory over france at the twickenham stoop. the two leading sides in europe topping their groups in a shortened tournament this year to reach today's final. craig templeton reports. to reach today's final. a to reach today's final. different format for the worr six a different format for the women's six nations this year, but it was the same old foes fighting for the title. england and france, winner takes all, crunch time. in truth, first half was more about the crunch with both sides relying on defensive solidarity rather than attacking flair. when england did get the chance to put some points on the board, something unusual happened and emily missed. it looked like it was going to be the shortest opening half in six years of this tournament and then england found a way through. poppy is in there somew

watford are still 10 points ahead of third—placed brentford, who have two games in hand.inute. but it was this devasting counter attack which tookjust 16 seconds from cardiff taking a corner till jordan rhodes slotted home — that was the pick of the goals. bournemouth kept up their push for the play—offs with victory over blackburn. swansea in fourth dropped more points, beaten in stoppage time by preston. barnsley remain fifth after their win over luton, sixth—placed reading beat derby, whilst bottom of the table wycombe won 3—0 at fellow strugglers rotherham. in league i, aiden mcgeady, who turned 35 yesterday, enjoyed some belated birthday celebrations as he secured a 1—1 draw for sunderland against second—placed peterborough. the result sees hull city stretch their lead at the top of the table to three points after beating northampton. history's been made in the league 2 match between harrogate town and port vale this afternoon. rebecca welch has become the first female referee to be appointed to an efl match. ahead of the game she described it as the biggest achievem

middlesbrough keeping their playoff hopes alive as they snatched a point at home to watford.ilip zinckernagel�*s shot was deflected beyond marcus bettinelli by ismaila sarr, but the home side equalised with just 13 minutes to go. yannick bolasie heading home from paddy mcnair�*s cross. the result means that watford stay in second, while boro are 9th, 6 points off the play—off places. bournemouth kept up their push for the play—offs with victory over blackburn, barnsley remain fifth after their win over luton, while bottom of the table wycombe boosted their survival hopes by beating fellow strugglers rotheram. sheffield wednesday boosting their hopes of survival leading cardiff. in league one, aiden mcgeady, who turned 35 yesterday, enjoyed some belated birthday celebrations as he secured a 1—1 draw for sunderland against second—placed peterborough. the result sees hull city stretch their lead at the top of the table to three points after beating northampton. and history has been made in the league two match between harrogate town and port vale this afternoon. rebecca welch ha

watford had taken the lead when philip zinckernagel�*s shot was deflected beyond marcus bettinelli byjust 13 minutes to go. yannick bolasie heading home from paddy mcnair�*s cross. the result means that watford stay in second — while boro stay ninth, six points off the play—off places. nine more games in the championship this afternoon — most into the second half now. the late game is sheffield wednesday against cardiff. follow all the football league games on the bbc sport website. rookie patty tavatanakit has won the first women's golf major of the season — the ana inspiration in california. the thai rookie led from the first round to the last, finishing two shots clear of a charging lydia ko, for her first win on the american tour. she's come a long way since she finished as top amateur in this event three years ago. it's a dream come true every time i play here. i remember exactly, i was on this green, receiving my low amateur award, and i saw they were jumping and i actually took a snapchat and the caption was, "one day." it has been crazy. now to a real throwback down memory lan

1 , , be at watford next season, do you know? y , . be at watford next season, do you know?or less healed and i am back out on - know? my injury is more or less healed and i am back out on my pitch. i tore my achilles and my calf which was not the most pleasant injury but i am back and hopefully the team have done well this season, put themselves back in the premier league, now i have to fight for my place to play among the big boys. i am disappointed the season is coming to an end. i will enjoy the break, work hard and hopefully have another podcast season to drop injuly and keep playing football and keep the focus on what is important.- keep playing football and keep the focus on what is important. where do ou think focus on what is important. where do you think you — focus on what is important. where do you think you will— focus on what is important. where do you think you will be _ focus on what is important. where do you think you will be playing - focus on what is important. where do you think you will be playing next - you think you will be playing next season? i you

they stay nine points adrift of watford in the second automatic promotion place.uropean championship, they'll play the netherlands in portugal and luxembourg away before they face the czech republic at hampden park in their group opener. that's one of four matches that will be played in glasgow in the tournament. uefa's asked all 12 participating cities to let them know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games. scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to return: we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really. that's not the nature of what we're dealing with, but i'm very, very hopeful — i'm hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships — and we will be working hard to make that happen. the defending champion dustinjohnson has been paired with england's lee westwood for the opening two rounds at augusta national, with the masters getting under way on thursday. johnson's fa

these were the scenes in the dressing room — after watford beat millwall i—o yesterday.he top flight along with norwich, who beat qpr — but couldn't secure the title because of watford's win. hibernian are the first team through to the scottish cup semi—finals after they beat motherwell in a thriller. hibs had led 2—0 but squandered it and the game ended up going to penalties — ryan porteus with the decisive spot kick. rangers play stjohnstone and aberdeen are up against dundee united today. in the women's super league, bristol city have kept alive their hopes of avoiding relegation. they fought back from 2—0 down to draw 2—2 with fellow strugglers aston villa. ella mastrantonio with a 95th minute equaliser. bristol city stay bottom — but are level on points with villa. it's a big day at wembley today — as tottenham play manchester city in the league cup final. 8000 fans will be allowed into the stadium to watch the match, including 2000 supporters from each club. manchester city are trying to win the tournament for a fourth successive season, while tottenham are trying

watford can be promoted to the premier league today — and it's looking good for them so far.la sarr scoring from the penalty spot after 11 minutes. it's a day of ups and downs across the efl — watford are one of three teams that could be promoted today, and any of seven are in danger of being relegated. brentford secured a championship play—off spot after beating bournemouth 1—0. they were down to ten men after pontus jansson was sent off, but bryan mbeumo scored just two minutes after coming on a substitutue. what an impact from him. brentford made it to the play—off final last season, where they were beaten by fulham. bristol city fought back from 2—0 down against aston villa to earn a precious point in their battle to avoid relegation from the women's super league. ella mastrantonio scored deep into injury time to make it 2—2. city remain bottom, with villa just above them on goal difference. let's check in at the crucible, where we have one second—round match being played to a finish. and it's really tight between last year's beaten finallist kyren wilson, and barry hawki

and back in the premier league — watford promoted at the first time of asking.gh. we start though with england's success in this year's womens six nations, their third straight title coming after a hard—fought 10—6 victory over france at the twickenham stoop. the two leading sides in europe topping their groups in a shortened tournament this year to reach today's final. craig templeton reports. a different format for the women's six nations this year, but it was the same old foes fighting for the title. england and france, winner takes all, crunch time. in truth, the first half was more about the crunch with both sides of the line on defensive solidarity rather than attacking failure. when england did get the chance to put some points on the role commerce something

you are watford fc. they are not in the super league. david: they are a long way, and i'm sure they will never get an invite, but for the true fans, it is the local clubs that matter. watford is our family's long-standing club of support. tom: i love hearing you talk authentically to all of these people across europe about these lesser teams. how do they fear away from lei cester, everton, these teams that we know? jonathan: tv money is the big issue. if the big teams are not participating with the smaller clubs, you have to imagine the tv money will be smaller. that is the tragedy, they will lose money and these clubs will suffer even more so. it will be difficult for them. but the people who are virtue signaling this morning -- i have seen it from former for all players -- is ridiculous. what do you think the premier league was all about when they establish that? that was about the big teams it's all dating and establishing power. i am skeptical of both sides of the debate right now. it has always been a business for a long time. yes,

second placed watford were beaten 1—0 at luton whilst towards the bottom huddersfield boosted their survivalat forest. the remaining game of the day sees the leaders nowich kick off against bournemouth at 8 o'clock. and norwich will no doubt have an extra spring in their step at carrow road this evening having sealed promotion. i've been getting thoughts of our reporter, tom williams, outside the stadium. they have been utterly relentless this season. a bit of a sticky spell at the start of the season as they were struggling to readjust to life backin were struggling to readjust to life back in the championship. they have certainly had great continuity, consistency and a real togetherness, they have taken a more pragmatic approach this year. last time they got promoted to the championship, it was about outscoring the opposition but they have tightened up at the back, they remain free scoring upfront. they have fullyjustifiably earned their place back in the top—flight. a great story there. time for some other sports news. bayern munich head coach hansi flick has told the club he wants to lea

second placed watford were beaten 1—0 at luton whilst towards the bottom huddersfield boosted their survivaln at forest. the remaining game of the day sees the leaders nowich kick off against bournemouth at 8 o'clock and norwich will no doubt have an extra spring in their step at carrow road this evening having sealed promotion. bbc look east's tom williams is there and joins us now. they are no strangers to being promoted, norwich. does this one feel special because of how good they have been this season? yeah, they have been this season? yeah, the have they have been this season? yeah, they have been _ they have been this season? yeah, they have been utterly _ they have been this season? yeah, they have been utterly relentless i they have been utterly relentless this season. a sticky spell at the start of the season as they were struggling to readjust to life in the championship. they have suddenly had great continuity, consistency and a real togetherness, they have taken a more pragmatic approach this year, norwich. last year, it is all about outscoring the opposition, but they have certa

they stay nine points adrift of watford in the second automatic promotion place.ublic at hampden park in their group opener. that's one of four matches that will be played in glasgow in the tournament. uefa's asked all 12 participating cities to let them know by tomorrow how many fans will be able to safely attend games. scotland's first minster — nicola sturgeon — says she's hopeful some spectators will be able to return: we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really. that's not the nature of what we're dealing with, but i'm very, very hopeful — i'm hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships — and we will be working hard to make that happen. the defending champion dustinjohnson has been paired with england's lee westwood for the opening two rounds at augusta national, with the masters getting under way on thursday. johnson's favourite to win the green jacket again as the current world number one, whilst westwood is in good form himself ha

the point leaves them nine behind second placed watford with a game in hand.nd of the scottish cup but their run is now over. they took the lead against league two side stranraer in round three today but succumbed in extra time 3—1. fraserburgh and formartine were also beaten — ending non league interest in the competition. aberdeen and st mirren were amongst the premiership teams into round 4. holders celtic play falkirk at 7:30. all of the scores can be found on the bbc sport website. in the women's super league, west ham climbed off the bottom with a 5—0 thrashing of reading. martha thomas did most of the damage with a hattrick. all of the goals came in the first 37 minutes. it's their first league win since before christmas. two games in superleague this afternoon. hull have two wins from two after a 35—4 triumph over salford. australian half backjosh reynolds scored two of their five tries. it takes them second — behind st helens only on points difference. catalan dragons are also unbeaten. they beat huddersfield giants by 20 points to 10. huddersfield ar

norwich are six points ahead of watford, who beat sheffield wednesday 1—0. placed swansea who've just lost to birmingham tonight. bournemouth have boosted their play off chances with a win against middlsbrough today. at the bottom, an important win for wycombe today, they beat blackburn. and birmingham's win was also huge against swansea. but defeats for rotherham and sheffield wednesday. inverness caledonian thistle are through to the third round of the scottish cup. they beat ross county 3—1 after coming form a goal down to reach the next stage with danny mckay shrugging off defenders to score the second goal. the manager of the premier league leaders manchester city pep guardiola has said they're unlikely to buy a replacement striker this summer because they're all too expensive. sergio aguero will leave the club at the end of the season and guardiola has been looking at options for a new forward, but says they can't afford the asking price. a lot, lot, a lot of big chances we are not going to sign a striker for the next season, we cannot afford it. it is

and watford secured promotion back to the premier league at the first time of asking.hibs are through to the scottish cup semi—finals after a thrilling win over motherwell. the visitors scored twice in the final eight minutes to level the match before hibs went on to win 4—2 on penalties. the draw for the semi—finals will be made on monday. there's been a second medal in two days for british teenager jessica gadirova at the european gymnastics championships. the 16—year—old won silver in the vault, to add to her all—around bronze. there were two other medals for britain on the penultimate day of the competition. there's more on the bbc sport website, including olympic champion greg rutherford's attempt to win another gold, this time at the winter olympics. rita. that's all from me. have a good night. goodbye. it has been another they are virtually unbroken sunshine, the warmest of the year so far in northern ireland at 18.4 sent cash back celsius. not good for those fighting the wildfire in the mourne mountains. some rain in the forecast, but the stronger easterly bree

watford captain troy deeney says he hopes the sporting social media boycott pushes platforms to do more online abuse. the striker is subjected to daily racial abuse and even threats to his young family. you get racial abuse aimed not only at myself and my partner, at my children, i have had death threats put at my six—year—old girls who have nothing to do with anything. it is constant. to put it this way, you're talking daily now. not every time you have a bad game or there is an emotional uproar, it is daily, and sometimes itjust because people are genuinely bored. hopefully you can get some analytics back from it to show the impact this four days had to the market, and hope to see today's ——show today's social media companies, if this continues we will branch off and make our own social media accounts. what if there is a platform everyone has to be verified by their drivers license, national insurance number...? that then will really make people stand up and take note. rugby�*s european champions and challenge cup finals will take place at twickenham. the games have been moved from ma

watford can move to within three points of leaders norwich with victory at middlesbrough — and they'rello there. the cold arctic air has arrived now, but many places will be dry today, with some sunshine. temperatures much lower than they were yesterday, and it feels colder because the winds are strong and gusty. gusts of 50 or 60 mph in northern scotland where we are seeing most of the snow showers at the moment. those will continue over night. some more snow showers coming into northern ireland overnight. they will push over the irish sea towards wales and even the southwest. many other areas overnight will be dry and clear. some icy conditions where we get those wintry showers coming in, and a widespread frost overnight, typically —1 to —3 celsius. another cold day to come on tuesday. some sunshine, but again those snow showers in the same sort of areas. cloud, though, will build up inland and almost anywhere could catch a snow shower through the afternoon i think. passing snow shower driven on by these strong and gusty winds. again, like today, temperatures three to nine celsius, b

and during a campaign visit to watford, he also pledged to invest more in greener neighbourhoods.environment. if you vote labour, you're voting for a party that rarely listens to community and isn't standing up to this conservative government. but if you vote liberal democrat, you're voting for your community, for your environment, for a party with a real vision for a fairer, greener, more caring country. the health and medical challenges posed by the pandemic have been analysed in depth, but for millions of families, it's also presented a huge financial challenge. according to official figures, some 9 million people had to borrow more money last year because of the impact of coronavirus. the financial impact has shed light on regional inequalities and the growing gap between the high and low paid. our business correspondent sarah corker has been speaking to two families — and a warning that her report contains flashing images. we were, like, basically reaching out and saying, we were, like, basically reaching out and saying, "look, we're scared about what is happening. can we pay

they move up to third — but are nine points behind second placed watford. matches today. highland league side brora rangers knocked hearts out in round two. currently goalless against stranraer. it's been more than 100 years since motherwell lost to non—league opposition in the scottish cup. they're against formartine, also goalless there. at 7:30, holders celtic face falkirk. the women's six nations is under way. it's a changed format with two groups of three then a final playoff round to decide the final places. all of the games are live on the bbc two. defending champions england are up against scotland first up. we've been playing for around 15 minutes at castle park. you can watch it right now on the bbc sport website wasps have been knocked out of the european champions cup by clermont auvergne, having been within a minute of reaching the quarter—finals. the coventry—based side had scored three excellent tries, including this one from josh bassett, and they led 25—17 as the clock ticked past 80 minutes. but clermont kept pushing and got their reward i

communities to recover and rebuild from the coronavirus pandemic, before visiting a local pub in watfordgainst a healthy local environment. if you vote labour, you are voting for a party that really listens to community and isn�*t standing up to this conservative government. —— rarely. but if you vote liberal democrat, you are voting for your community, for your environment. for a party with a real vision fora fairer, greener, more caring country. the actor paul ritter, who was best known for his role in friday night dinner on channel four, has died of a brain tumour at the age of 5a. he played martin goodman in the popular comedy. he also appeared in the drama, chernobyl, and the films harry potter and the half—blood prince, and quantum of solace. his family said he died peacefully at home with his family at his side. now, it�*s hard to find an upside to the pandemic but one unexpected benefit of lockdown has been some truly stunning views of the night sky. according to new research from a countryside charity it�*s because levels of light pollution fell dramatically during the pandemic.

a special good morning to watford fans and i hope you are feeling all right.y, scored by poppy cleall just before half—time. it was the championship's first ever final after the format was changed and it's england's fourth title in five years. ireland finished third after beating italy while scotland beat wales. 0f of course the league cup final is later on today and we are seeing fans back at wembley for the first time, 8000, properfootball fans. time, 8000, proper football fans. one time, 8000, properfootball fans. one of those psychologically positive moments, isn't it, with life edging back towards normal. thanks, kat. three years after announcing his retirement, former olympic long jump champion greg rutherford is back in training with his sights set on olympic glory once again. but it'll mean swapping his spikes for a sleigh as he's attempting to become the first brit to win medals at both the summer and winter games. hejoins us now. good morning! isuppose good morning! i suppose the first question is obvious which is why? i think probably when i'm hurtl

watford have sealed promotion back to the premier league for next season. campaign and, in doing so, securing a return to the top flight at the first attempt. hibernian are through to the semi finals of the scottish cup — but only just. they led 2—0 against motherwell but conceded two goals in the last 10 minutes, taking the game to extra time and penalties. hibernian held their nerve though — winning 11—2 in the shootout. the draw for the semi—finals will be made on monday. former champion neil robertson is through to the quarter—finals of the world snooker championship, after beating jack lisowski. robertson showed all his tricks in a ruthless 13—9 victory. he always looked in control, scoring four century breaks in the match. and he'll now face last year's beaten finalist kyren wilson, who survived a fightback from barry hawkins. wilson had a five—frame advantage at one stage but he was pegged back to 9—9, before pulling away, to win13—10. that's all the sport for now. thanks for getting us up to date. just to remind you you can see all our stories on th

they move up to third — but are nine points behind second placed watford with a game in hand. flavour of them highland league side brora rangers knocked hearts out in round two. currently leading against league two stranraer. it's been more than 100 years since motherwell lost to non—league opposition in the scottish cup. they're leading formartine 3—0. at 7:30 — holders celtic face falkirk. the women's six nations is under way. it's a changed format with two groups of three then a final playoff round to decide the final places. all of the games are live on the bbc too... england are playing scotland in the opening match and the red roses are cruising to victory. they've ran in six tries so far — bryany cleall securing the bonus point here. while england's new number ten, helena rowland has also scored on her debut. england leading 40—10. these are live pictures from castle park. well into the second half now. 20 minutes to go. scotland have scored the most recent tried. scotland have scored the most recent tried. you can watch it right now on the bbc sport website. wasps were

beyond the keeper of but the home site equaliserjust 12 minutes to go and heading home and cross watfordck of the goals. and bournemouth kept their push with swansea interrupt more points, beaten in stoppage time and they remain fifth after them, bottom of the table, winning 3—0 draw the room. in the in league 1, turning 35 yesterday, a belated birthday celebration with a great free tickets the city stretch their lead at the top of the table to three points after beating northampton. history has been made this afternoon, rebecca walsh has become the first female referee to be appointed to an efl match. she described it as the biggest achievement of her career. a huge upset by the irish grand national bro hundred 50 21 and dylan went to victory. guided the nine—year—old race course and landed the biggest win of his career, the latest exhibition came forth. and adam yates is kind enough to a good start as he tries to win a second stage race in a fortnight, recently won the tour of catalonia and was the top british writer and finishing with this 28 seconds behind stage victor and overall wi

watford have been promoted back to the premier league at the first time of asking.ship after being relegated last season. they made sure with a 2-1 last season. they made sure with a 2—1 victory last season. they made sure with a 2—1victory at lincoln. but two sides have been relegated, swindon town, they are down afterjust one season following a 5—0 defeat. bristol rovers relegation was confirmed after their 1—0 loss at portsmouth. hibernian are the first team through to the semifinals of the scottish cup after beating motherwell on penalties at easter road. they looked to have it in the bag when they were 2—0 up with ten minutes to go. however, motherwell were not going down without a fight. they equalised with one minute on the clock. extra time could not separate them. it went to penalties. hibernian went through. mark williams won the battle between two former winners at the world snooker championship in sheffield. he beat john higgins by 13—7 and a dominant display at the crucible to reach the quarterfinals, closing out with 3/2—century breaks. 16—year—old bri

norwich are six points ahead of watford, who beat sheffield wednesday 1—0.irmingham's win was also huge against swansea. but defeats for rotherham and sheffield wednesday. inverness caledonian thistle are through to the third round of the scottish cup. are through to the third they beat ross county 3—1 after coming form a goal down to reach the next stage with danny mckay shrugging off defenders to score the second goal. the manager of the premier league leaders manchester city pep guardiola has said they're unlikely to buy a replacement striker this summer because they're all too expensive. sergio aguero will leave the club at the end of the season and guardiola has been looking at options for a new forward, but says they can't afford the asking price. a lot, lot, a lot of big chances we are not going to sign a striker for the next season, we cannot afford it. it is impossible. all the clubs are struggling financially, we are not an exception. they have played incredible in this position, young players in the academy who play. i don't what is going to happe

electric umbrella, who are based in watford, reached numberfour in the christmas charts with a festivehe tube. no service on the circle line because of a shortage of staff. and because of engineering works part closures on the northern and piccadilly lines, london 0verground, tfl rail and the trams in croydon. 0n the roads, there are restrictions on the a23 and coldharbour lane is closed for gas works. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. get set for a chilly week of weather ahead. it's not too cold initially this morning, temperatures in the mid—single figures and there is plenty of cloud around as well. we could just see a few spits and spots of light patchy rain as we head through the mid—to—late part of the morning. that's a cold front sinking its way southwards. behind it, that much colder air so it will feel chilly in the air this afternoon. but it should also brighten up and there will be some sunshine around. just a bitterly cold northerly wind blowing as well. plenty of added wind chill. top temperatures this afternoon of around seven or eight degrees c

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the ten year old lives in watford, england with his parents, gary and angelina and big sister, laura. they have to be constantly vigilant for trouble. angelina: don't start, don't start. gary: you're ok liam. angelina: can you get thmask please? brangham: like this seizure... murphy: no, i can't have that. not in the nasal cannula! turn it down. gary: you're all right. come on out of that. brangham: dozens of times a year, episodes like this will send liam to the hospital. he is always at risk of dying. angelina: good boy. brangham: liam's life, and the incredible care he gets, are a testament to the united kingdom's national health service... known as the nhs. residents of the uk pay taxes to the government that support the nhs. the government is then the single payer for health care it pays doctors and hospitals and covers nearly all costs. caregiver: seatbelts on. brangham: for liam, that's all his medicines and hospitalizations... it pays for caregivers that come several times a week... the nhs even paid for this chair and standing frame to help him exercise. caregiver: so he's be

and that takes them eight points clear of watford at the top of the championship., minutes after coming on as a replacement. she was remorseful when she admitted the offence afterwards, so the usual six—game ban was reduced to three. there'll be one big name missing when the masters gets under way tomorrow, and that's tiger woods, who's still recovering after his car crash. he's been an inspiration to many players — none more so than his friend rory mcilroy, who recently learned a big lesson about how woods managed to win as much as he has. i went over to tiger's house a few weeks ago to see him. and in his family room he's got his trophy cabinet. and it is his 15 major trophies. and i said, "that's really cool, where are all the others?" he was like, "i don't know." "what?" he goes, "yeah, my mum has some, there's a few in the office, and a few wherever." so then i went, i was driving home and i was thinking, i mean, he thought that, right, that's all he cared about. so how easy must that have felt for him to win all the others? if all he cared about was four week

a watford captain troy deeney says he hopes the sporting social media boycott put platforms to do morebeen moved from marseille because of the impact of covid—19 in france. up to ten thousand fans will be allowed to attend both showpiece games, in line with the uk government's roadmap out of lockdown. the challenge cup final is on friday 21 may and the champions cup a day later. marseille will host both finals in 2022 instead. the world snooker championship semi—finals are continuing this afternoon. mark selby and stuart bingham were tied at four frames a piece overnight, and it's still very tight. all the action is live on the red button and the bbc sport website. the latest score is 8—6 to selby who is looking for a fourth world title. bingham is looking to add to the one he won in 2015. this afternoon's session sees last year's finallist — kyren wilson — and shaun murphy in the other semi—final. wilson leads 6—2. to the nfl draft and the jacksonville jaguars selected clemson university quarterback trevor lawrence. the 21—year—old lawrence, finished as runner—up in voting for the hei

i thank everybody at watford general hospital for the support they have given throughout the pandemicate myself with the remarks from the l myself with the remarks from the prime minister and leader of the opposition on cheryl gillan and shirley williams. mr speaker, the scottish government has passed landmark legislation embedding the un convention on the rights of the child into scottish law. a real revolution in children's rights. every party in the scottish parliament supported it, even the scottish tories. it has been welcomed everywhere, except here in westminster. instead of supporting this new law, the uk government is shamefully taking the scottish parliament to court in order to strike it down. apparently the only basis of the uk government's legal case is that the law constrains westminster powers. so, prime minster, can you do everyone a favour by explaining how protecting children's rights in scotland threatens the tory government in london? mr speaker, this is complete nonsense. the government of the united kingdom ratified the un convention on the rights of the child 30

only watford can now deny them the championship title.t in qualifying by a whisker at imola, the 99th pole position of his career. just behind are the red bulls of sergio perez and max verstappen, with hamilton's team—mate valterri bottas down in eighth. he might have been knocked out in the semi—finals of the monte carlo masters — having beaten world number one novak djokovic earlier in the week — but dan evans still has a chance of silverware in the principality today. he's chasing a first career doubles title — alongside fellow brit neal skupski. yesterday's win in the last four means evans has knocked out the top seeds in both singles and doubles this week. great britain have an unassailable lead in their billiejean king cup play—off following katie boulter�*s win over giuliana olmos. the win means great britain progress to next years qualifier for the finals. defending champion ronnie o'sullivan is through to the second round of the world snooker championship. a reduced crowd watched on at the crucible theatre in sheffield as part of

in a speech in watford, sir ed also pledged more investment to create greener neighbourhoods.its are possible. getting laptops to disadvantaged children, so that they can continue to learn when they were not at school. volunteering at covid vaccination centres. so, this liberal democrat election campaign is all about your community, how we can help your community build back. how we can help local businesses on your high street, closed for months, to reopen, survive and thrive. how together we can make your community fairer, greenerand more caring. if the conservatives were really committed to rebuilding local communities, they should be giving small businesses a tax cut, take on more staff and radically reforming business rates. only the liberal democrats have clear plans to do that. if the conservatives were really committed to cleaner, greener communities for children, they will have launched a bold new investment and partnership plan for recovery with every local community. but only the liberal democrats have set up plans for locally led, green transition, backed by £48 bil

watford captain troy deeney says he hopes the sporting social media boycott pushes platforms to do moreat my six—year—old girls, who had nothing to do with anything. yeah, and it�*s constant. you�*re talking daily, now. not every time you have a bad game or there�*s an emotional uproar, it is david. and sometimes it�*sjust emotional uproar, it is david. and sometimes it�*s just because people are genuinely bored —— it is daily. hopefully we can get analytics back to show the impact that this four days actually impacted the market and hope to say to the social media groups, if this continues, we will branch off and make our own social media accounts. what if there�*s a platform that everybody has to be verified by their drivers license, their national insurance number? that then will really make people, you know, stand up and take a vote. troy deeney, there. wigan have suspended prop tony clubb while they hold an investigation into an alleged racist comment made during their win against hull fc. hull forward andre savelio said a wigan player used a racist remark and reported it to refere

and that takes them eight points clear of watford at the top of the championship.stic about the return of supporters. you know, we're still in a global pandemic. i can't stand here in early april and give absolute 100% guarantees forjune on anything, really — that's not the nature of what we're dealing with. but i am very, very hopeful — hopeful that i might be at hampden to cheer on scotland in the european championships and we'll continue to work as hard as we can to make that happen. there'll be one big name missing when the masters gets under way tomorrow, and that's tiger woods, who's still recovering after his car crash. he's been an inspiration to many players, none more so than his friend rory mcilroy, who recently learned a big lesson about how woods managed to win as much as he has. i went over to tiger's house a few weeks ago to see him. and in his family room he's got his trophy cabinet. and it is his 15 major trophies. and i said, "that's really cool, where are all the others?" he was like, "i don't know." "what?" he goes, "yeah, my mum has some, there