watmore denies the allegation.ght—heavyweight anthony yarde says he'll take any emotion out of boxing whenever he returns to the ring following the deaths of two family members with coronavirus. yarde lost his father and grandmother to the virus in the space of a week but says — in his words — he's now "0k" in dealing with the grief: it is one of those situations where no one expected it. my dad to kill first and then my nine shortly after. —— took ill. —— my grandmother shortly after. is the only ones using the they can tell what has happened. it was hard. —— the hardest thing was liaising with the hardest thing was liaising with the hospital so they could tell what had happened. that's all your sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc dot c0 dot uk slash sport large numbers of people have been getting in touch with the bbc with questions about coronavirus. earlier today, my colleague annita mcveigh put some of those questions, to two experts — in another session o

the england and wales cricket board's has unanimously endorsed ian watmore's appointment as chair electiew into his conduct in his previous role at the english football league. his appointment will be ratified at the agm this month. australia are back at the top of the test rankings for the first time in four years. justin langer‘s side replace india, despite having not won an away series since beating new zealand in 2016. and england right—back kieran trippier‘s been charged with misconduct for alleged breaches of the fa's betting rules. the alleged offences occurred in july 2019. he has until the 18th of may to respond and has denied placing a football related bet during his career. it should have been a big weekend for british boxer dillian whyte, who's highly anticipated heavyweight showdown with alexander povetkin was set for tomorrow. it is of course, one of many high profile bouts postponed. but promoter eddie hearn says it could be the first major fight to take place in an empty arena when it's rescheduled. dillian whyte's currently in a lockdown training camp and told me earlie

boris johnson watmore capacity on transport systems.it of a dispute about whether it be safe to really upgrade and increase the numbers of tube trains but boris johnson talked about other measures that might be put in place to encourage people to get to work without using the main transit systems so we'll have to wait and see what he says but that will be a keyissue see what he says but that will be a key issue about how people will to work. thank you. in the last few minutes, the scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has been answering first minister's questions in holyrood — let's have a listen to what she has to say. at 9am this morning that have been 12700 and main positive cases, an increase of 270 2 cents yesterday and a total of 1632 patients are currently in hospital with confirmed or suspected cases of covid—19, a decrease of 24 from yesterday. a total of 88 people last eight but an intensive gear with confirmed or suspected cases, a decrease of 15 on yesterday and any of us 24 hours 83 deaths have been registered of patients

watmore denies the allegation.ofessional tennis has returned. it's the first in a series of planned exhibition events taking place without spectators, linejudges, ball kids or handshakes. the tennis—point exhibition is featuring eight players outside the world's top 100. dustin brown, who beat rafael nadal at wimbledon in 2015, is in the field. that's all the sport for now. figures published by the office for national statistics show the covid—19 mortality rate in more deprived parts of england has been more than twice that experienced in more affluent areas. and food banks say they are giving out a record amount of emergency supplies. the trussell trust, which supports most of the uk's food banks, says demand was up by more than 80 percent in the last two weeks of march, compared with the period last year. michael buchanan reports. well, it's very embarrassing, really. you know, that you're having to come to ask for food. because you've no cash in your bank account to buy it. i used to work at the airport, but obv