he now holds the ibf and wba titles.eating the great wladimir klitsckho in front of 90,000 at wembley last year. it had the attention of the world, you know, at wembley, you cannot beat the experience. i think it will go down in history. incredible scenes here at the victor on saturday night will hold three of the four recognised world heavyweight titles. there is

anthonyjoshua, holder of the ibf and wba titles — againstjoseph parker, the new zealander who has the he beat wladimir klitsckho at wembley stadium last year — but what do we know about the man in the other corner? 0ur reporter alex gulrajani spent some time with parker during his training camp. 0ne one of new zealand‘s biggest sporting stars is about to go global and that‘s beenjoseph parker‘s plan since he first put on a pair of boxing gloves. my dad will be holding up his hand, punch, punch, punch, that‘s probably my first memory. i‘ve always wanted it to be a career, this is bridgey cool, getting to beat up on some people, released the anger. and he‘s donejust released the anger. and he‘s done just that, working released the anger. and he‘s donejust that, working his way to world champion status. but the work is now done away from home, his base is in the us working with trainer kevin barry and his family. moving out of new zealand, i‘m close to my family, that was the hardest pa rt to my family, that was the hardest part but what made it easier was kevin‘s family treated me like

the wba heavyweight champion has only just the wba heavyweight champion has onlyjust made it public thatnd ready for the bout against anthony joshua. the winner will hold three of the four heavyweight champions will —— championships. of the four heavyweight champions will -- championships. there are no excuses. once we got the surgery done, going to the final in march 31, it is whoever is best to win. i'm100% ready. there were no injuries, so i'm ready to put on the best performance. england's cricketers will be waking up england's cricketers will be waking up in auckland now and peering out of the window and hoping for some more rain for the continuation of the test against new zealand. they will need the help of the weather after their miserable first day. day two was ruined by rain. afterjust 23 overs, play was abandoned when new zealand were 229 — four. the forecast is not much better over the weekend. it is a two match series there. now the six nations is over, the international are returning for their club sides. a west country affair with bath taking on exeter. bath currently lead

britain's anthonyjoshua will defend his ibf and wba versions of the belt againstjoseph parker in cardiffrough it, that's super fight could be made, but wilder isn't convinced that the joshua camp are too keen on it. his promoter don't want that fight, and after tonight, he definitely won't wa nt after tonight, he definitely won't want it. it is going to be up to you guys, the fans. i've spoken enough. i don't really want to speak about it any more because i've said all i have to say. after tonight, i don't need to say no more. ijust want to prove to the world that i'm the best. and finally, as you may have heard in the news, many of the greats of athletics have been paying tribute to sir roger bannister — the first man to break the four minute mile — who's died at the age of 88. sir roger secured his place in the sport's history when he created the new landmark at the oxford university sports ground in 195a. he was a distinguished neurologist and suffered from parkinson's disease in later life. the first person you are taught to look up to is roger bannister. when i was 15, 16, i thought

what it now means in terms of titles is that joshua has his wba, his ibf title and now parker's wbo crown british soil. huge congratulations to anthonyjoshua who i understand isa to anthonyjoshua who i understand is a very nice man,. congratulations. do i sound like i knew what i was talking about? all i knew what i was talking about? all i knew what i was talking about? all i knew what he was the favourite. it would have been a bigger news story if he hadn't won. that is our boxing breaking news. final paperfor tonight is the sunday express. the sunday express is no good. we still owe our peace to the raf. breaking news from 1945. in fairness, they are quoting tom neal when he was only 19 when he took to the skies above kent to defend britain. he says we owe our peace to the bravery today's pilots. they are offering a free spitfire, when a sovereign coin. we can smile. but it is our people who perhaps have all affection for the aria. we all have huge respect for the our af. it is not exactly a news story.|j huge respect for the our af. it is not exactly a news story. i was on air cadet.

he now holds the ibf and wba titles.ho in front of 90,000 at wembley last year. it had the attention of the world, you know, at wembley, you cannot beat the experience. i think it will go down in history. incredible scenes here at the victor on saturday night will hold three of the four recognised world heavyweight titles. there is one more held by dante wilder sell—out at the victor will look to have their destiny with the fight against the american to become the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. both fighters are prepared to go the 12 round distance and even the way in on friday has been ticketed to stem demand. as for the first time the uk posts to undefeated world heavyweight champions. and the world will be watching. now for some global football, but not as you know it. yorkshire has its own international football team. yes, "god's own country" as locals like to call it, became part of the confederation of independent football associations, meaning it will play against the likes of tibet, greenland and n

holder of the ibf and wba titles — againstjoseph parker... the new zealander who has the wbo title.t wladimir klitsckho at wembley stadium last year — but what do we know about the man in the other corner? our reporter alex gulrajani spent some time withjoseph parker during his training camp. one of new zealand's weakest sporting stars is about to go global and that has been the plan since joseph parkerfirst and that has been the plan since joseph parker first put on a pair of boxing gloves. it was punched, punch, all the time, probably my first memory. i always wanted it to bea first memory. i always wanted it to be a career. beat up on some people, released the anger. and he has done just that, working his way to world champion status. but the work is now done away from home, his base is in the united states, living with his trainer kevin barry and his family. moving out of new zealand was lova bly moving out of new zealand was lovably the hardest part. it was made easier because kevin and his family treated me like family. that is important to keep you relaxed and calm. we know w

he holds two titles, wba and ibf.ng to become the world's undisputed heavyweight champion. contenders warming up ahead of golf‘s first major of the year. for others, a win in houston will earn a place in the tournament next week. harrington could be involved. solid first round. 0n the first lpga major of the year. stunning hole in one. 0rganisers offered to map a first class tickets anywhere in the world that she fancied after that. a report by mps has accused some academy school trusts in england of using taxpayers' money to pay "excessive" salaries to senior staff. the public accounts committee says the schools need to be more transparent with their finances. more than two million pupils are educated in nearly 6000 academies. the government says they operate under a strict system of financial accountability. marc ashdown reports. school budgets are under pressure from rising costs, but this report says more than 100 senior managers were paid a salary higher than £150,000. academies are free to decide for themselves

wba super and ibf heavyweight championjoshua weighed in at 17st albs, i2lbs lighter than his last worldmpion, came in at 16st 12le. the fight in cardiff will be the first heavyweight unification bout held on british soil. england's on field problems continued on the first day of the second test against new zealand in christchurch. they found themselves 94—5 untiljonny bairstow and mark wood led a comeback. bairstow finished the day with 97 not out with england 294—88. alastair cook gone, fragility exposed. after the weaker scandal in cricket, a picture perfect place to discover the game's more beautiful sight. england, like the sport, need to recover but this is not the way to go about it. alastair cook gone, fragility exposed. england's best batsmen falling. a painfully familiar collapse, only given a temporary halt when jonny bairstow sprung to the wicket, offering england a way to repair damage. others seemingly intent of simply causing more. stuart broad the seventh to go, bairstow left to pick up the pieces. he passed 50 in fine fashion, supported by mark wood who also reached a ha

joshua at the wba and ibf champion is lighter than he has been in his four previous fights.eighing in at 17 stone four pounds. and that is all the sport for now. now it is time for click. a lot has happened on facebook since you last logged in — and that's an understatement. it is the week the world got a wake—up call. the row over facebook and the misuse of data... a data firm, associated with the trump campaign has been suspended... we willingly let facebook, google and other companies access our personal data, and in return they give us personalised services, for free. personal information is valuable to people but for a long time now we have wondered just how valuable? but ever since these companies started amassing our data, the clock has been ticking. in 2008 we showed you how you and your friends' facebook data could be accessed by a rogue facebook application, without consent. in 2011, a researcher warned that if computers could analyse enough facebook data from enough people, they could spot connections between the way you act online and your personality traits, the

josuha, the wba and ibf champion, is lighter than he has been in his four previous fights, weighing inng to claim the new zealander‘s wbo belt. i'm not scared at all, you know? and stripped away, let's say you put everything on new town strip away everything on new town strip away everything people say about my opponents and my current opponent, you know, when i look at the person in general, i have no fear. we will find out soon whether that talk can be backed up with action. the second test between new zealand and england is nicely poised heading into the third day. play gets under way in just over three hours with new zealand set to resume on 192—6 in reply to the tourists 307 all out. jonny bairstow reached his fifth test century, he made 101, before england were bowled out. england's bowlers made a flying starting reducing new zealand to 36—5, but they weren't able to capitalise on that start, new zealand remember are 1—0 up in the two—test series, so england must win this match to level the rubber. that's all the sport for now. hundreds crowded the streets of cambridge for the fu

joshua is the wba and ibf champion and is lighter than he has been in his four previous fights.rofessional fight so far and he will hope he can claim the new zealanders doubly bl belt later. i'm not scared at all. let's say we put everything on mute and strip away everything on mute and strip away everything people say about my opponents and my round opponent. when i look at the person in general i have no fear. the former england captain ray wilkins is in hospital after falling ill. captain ray wilkins is in hospital afterfalling ill. senior scoring for manchester united in the 1983 fa cup final comment is reported to be ina cup final comment is reported to be in a critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest. two wins are all that is needed for manchester city to rough up the premier league title, they could get the first of those later today against everton which means they could potentially win the title against manchester united next weekend. as well as that they have the champions league quarterfinals to come against liverpool on wednesday night. i prepare for evert

britain's anthonyjoshua will defend his ibf and wba belts against the wbo champ joseph parker in cardiff't convinced that thejoshua camp are keen. his promoter doesn't want the fight, and after tonight they definitely don't want it, but it is going to be up don't want it, but it is going to be up to the fans. i have done enough. i don't even want to talk about it no more, because i have said all i have to say. after tonight, i don't need to say no more. i want to prove to the world that i am the best. the final of the welsh 0pen snooker is looking a tight affair. john higgins and barry hawkins are locked together 4—1; after two sessions. higgins is trying to win a record fifth title, plus the 30th ranking event of his career, which would take him to just two behind ronnie 0'sullivan, i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you, lizzie. more now on our top story, the death of sir roger bannister. the first man to run a mile in underfour minutes. he kombich that historic feat with help from two other traditional honours. sir roger accomplished the historic feat with help from two ot

the british champion, who holds the wba and ibf titles, takes on the new zealanderjoseph parker, whoe the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world. the fighters will weigh in later today before taking to the ring tomorrow night. in terms of preparation, that is 99%. where do you get the 1%, that important 1%? in terms of boxing at the arena before, that is the 1%. but in terms of the occasion, when you're matched with someone in terms of ability, those small adjustments make a big difference. it's like a race. milliseconds are the difference between and silver. milliseconds are the difference between gold and silver. these little things will play in my favour, for sure. it doesn't mean i'm going to win and it will be easy, but it does play in my favour. parker can only prepare for it in the best way possible, because he hasn't experienced it. this time next week, the first round of the masters will be complete. for some, a win in houston this week will earn a place at augusta and that could be padraig harrington, who is two shots off the lead at the moment. he hasn't competed at

the british champion, who holds the wba and ibf titles, takes on the new zealander joseph clarke, whodisputed heavyweight champion of the world. the fighters will weigh in later today before taking to the ring tomorrow night. in terms of preparation, that is 99%. where do you get the i%, that important i%? but in terms of the occasion, when you are matched with someone occasion, when you are matched with someone in terms of ability, those small adjustments make a big difference. it's like a race. milliseconds the difference between and silver. these things will play in my favour, for sure. it doesn't mean i'm going to win and it will be easy, but it does play in my favour. parker can only prepare for best way possible, because he hasn't experienced it. they should be in the ring no later than 10.30 tomorrow night. castleford have gone third in super league with a win over wakefield. mark mcgeechan got past his only try to extend their winning run to five straight games. they are lucky to go all the way after defeat in the grand final last year. the former manchester united striker zla

the ibf and wba world champion will be nearly a stone lighter than his last title defence when he takes england recover from another very poor start in the second and final test against new zealand. he is on the verge of a half—century. england will begin the second day in christchurch 290—8. and hull fc win rugby league's hull derby, despite having a player sent off for most of the match. i'll be back with more on those stories after half—past. at least nine palestinians have been killed in clashes near the israeli border in gaza, where thousands are demonstrating at the start of a six—week protest. palestinian officials say more than 350 people have been injured in the confrontations near the borderfence — some by israeli gunfire. our correspondent yolande knell is in jerusalem. less tha n less than 500 metres between us here on the israeli side of the fence and the palestinian side over there. we can see a lot of people amassing on that site. people have been coming here since this morning, but the numbers have increased following friday prayers. the israelis have deployed their forc

the pair fight this saturday with the wba, ibf, ibm, and wbo heavyweight titles on the line, and joshua performance of my life. we love challenges, the challenge of defeating an undefeated fighter, the challenge of fighting away from our home, and the challenge of fighting other people. it‘ll be a great experience to embrace and make the most of. who knows what you‘ll be able to express it again? i am prepared for £12 —— 12 rounds, but he is going down. and if he doesn‘t go down, i will chase them until i get him out of your. that‘s all the spore for now, i will have more for you at sports day at 10:30pm. a hospital has temporarily cancelled all elective operations, including those for cancer and other urgent medical needs, after experiencing exceptional numbers of patients needing admission. addenbrooke‘s in cambridge is temporarily diverting ambulances to other hospitals. it‘s also asking patients attending accident and emergency not to bring large numbers of people with them because there is a shortage of available seating. the prime minister has announced the government is to set ou

the ibf and wba world champion will be nearly a stone lighter than his last title defence when he takesnny bairstow helps england recover from another very poor start in the second and final test against new zealand. he is on the verge of a half—century. england will begin the second day in christchurch 290—8. and hull fc win rugby league's hull derby, despite having a player sent off for most of the match. i'll be back with more on those stories later. a 90—year—old woman has died after being struck by a bin lorry in edinburgh. the pensioner was hit at approximately 11.30 this morning and was pronounced dead at the scene. an investigation has been launched into the cause of the collision. the mayor of greater manchester, andy burnham, has written an open letter to firefighters in the city saying they should not be ashamed of their response to the bombing at the arena last may. a report commissioned by mr burnham found that following established procedures and poor communication meant no fire crews arrived on the scene for around two hours. the comedy actor bill maynard has died at the