indeed, thank you very much, jo currie at wembley for us.noon‘s premier league game at newcastle, and watched his side lose 2—1. pickford had started the last 120 league games since joining everton injune 2017, but his form has dipped this season. everton were undone by two goals from callum wilson, the first a penalty. dominic calvert—lewin pulled one back in injury time. some quality, some speed, some attention, more attention, i think that today was imbalanced. that is what we wanted to have, imbalance and to aid the opportunity... we gave them a penalty, unfortunately, with less concentration there and after that the game was more difficult. we can see the rolling counter attack, we had good reaction, but it was not good enough. earlier, southampton moved up to third in the premier league with victory at aston villa. it was a great birthday for captain james ward—prowse — he scored with two fantastic free kicks and provided the assist for the opener forjannik vestergaard before danny ings made it 4—0. two stoppage time goals from villa t

for the fa is not having at wembley. for the fa is not having a chairat at wembley.ing a chair at the moment is farfrom ideal. every three did mention his statement that he had been considering stepping down for some time or perhaps they were aware of that and started to put in place plans for when he did the part. he mentioned that the chief executive of the fa has established in his role in that will help them. given the manner and timing of his department where diversity is the top of the agenda of the fa will not wa nt to top of the agenda of the fa will not want to rush the decision to fill his position. they clearly need to get this right and appoint the right person who can navigate the next period of the game and with diversity right at the heart. let's not forget as well at the hearing today a very real warning given to efl clubs. it's been suggested that many will struggle to pay players wages this month. how much closer are we to that potential bailout coming from the premier league to those 72 clubs because you know there was some positive noises from bot

jo currie is at wembley for us.nths later than planned because of covid—19, these players have had to wait a long time for their moment of the biggest stage. after a slow start, it was the defending champions who leapt into the lead, sam mewis, a us world cup winner, heading them into the front. but everton struck back. valerie gauvin had to have eyes in the back of her head for this one. neither side could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, so into extra time they went. 19—year—old jess park finding innard's georgia stanway who came off the bench to pounce on her past, but manchester city in front again. with everton‘s heartbroken, their heads dropped and janine beckie was able to make sure the trophy at the end. yeah, a special trophy, notjust for us as a club, but myself personally. i think these finals don't come around often, so when they do you want to win them. it is a third win in four years for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family in the stadium to watch them, but their dominance in this c

, he a lwa ys i never again played at wembley, he always reminded me of this.eer of his. he would have won more than his 61 caps outfit had not been for the great peter shilton, england to blessed with great goalkeepers. but an absolutely wonderful human being. key member of shankly‘s squad back in the 70s and 80s, as we all remember, but what made him so special? you're a fellow goalkeeper, what did he have, what did you have come out do you think that made you both stand out? i think, always within, there has to be a diamond in your game. within, there has to be a diamond in yourgame. in my within, there has to be a diamond in your game. in my case, they say all goalkeepers are crazy anyway, mine was diving directly at people's feet, i could read to save. and ray's case, it was an incredible agility. he had the most perfect builds, so slim and light on his feet, so fast on his feet, he was capable, the ball would be heading for the corner and people would be already shot goal, and the opposition would celebrate a goal, it would bring out these miracle saves f

and manchester city retain the fa cup at wembley after beating everton in extra time. good evening.ngland's four—week lockdown could last longer that its scheduled end date of december 2nd. the cabinet minister michael gove said ministers will be "guided by the facts". and that the government wanted to get the coronavirus reproduction rate below the critical level of 1. the new measures, which come into force on thursday, include the requirement to stay at home — only leaving for specific reasons such as work or education. outdoor exercise is encouraged, but you can only meet up to exercise with one person outside your household. there's no household mixing indoors or in private gardens, unless part of a support bubble. and pubs, restaurants and non—essential shops will have to close. we'll have more on all the measures and their implications shortly, but first, here's our political correspondent, jonathan blake. a round of golf while it's still allowed. here in hertfordshire, only the minimum restrictions are currently in place but, like the rest of england, people are now preparin

and you know, the scots fans, provided they get there, and remember making my debut at wembley in 1981 was about 90,000 scotla nd fa ns seemed as if there was about 90,000 scotland fans in there. 0nly seemed as if there was about 90,000 scotland fans in there. only a fraction of england fans, such was the noise that they made. but they've waited a long time and now is the moment. many thanks indeed, alex mcleish, former scotland manager and player as well. it could be a huge weekend for lewis hamilton, he can win a 7th formula one world title which would equal michael schumacher‘s record. it's the turkish grand prix and the early impressons from practice today is that the istanbul park circuit is very slippery, with grip causing some problems for the drivers. hamilton , who was about a second off the pace, will win the title as long as he doesn't lose more than 7 points to his mercedes teamate valterri bottas. it's going to a busy month of rugby union internationals. the first of the autumn nations cup matches is tonight in dublin as ireland face wales. they are in the same pool as eng

katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best — as she defended all four of her belts at wembleyylor beat the spaniard miriam gutierrez, who was previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. promoter eddie hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. that's all from sportsday. coming up next it's click. hey, welcome to click. hope you're doing ok. at the moment, we are all online much more than we used to be — i'm talking about us, the adults, but also our children too. and for many parents, there have been huge challenges trying to work from home at the same time as supervising children. and that has meant, in some cases, handing over devices before the proper parental controls are in place. and that's compounded by the fact that they may not have had enough time to supervise in the way that they would've done in an ideal world. so with my youngest, it's simple — i'm there, i operate the computer for her, i know she's not gon

england iceland does go ahead at wembley despite those concerns about the visitors arriving from denmarkhey should scrap that match completely to give the players a rest — this instagram post byjose mourinho tells you how some club managers feel about these 3—match international breaks. he said... asa as a way for football, grey emotions the national team. superb friendless and total safety. after another training session with only six players it's now time to take care of myself. he's looking a bit grumpy at the moment. his spurs side are back in action against manchester city on saturday. don't think anyone has told him that sarcasm don't think anyone has told him that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. thank you very much. still to come on sportsday... it was a shocking night for germany, losing 6—0 to spain in the nations league, we ask, what's next for their managerjoachim low. there are doubts tonight as to how the australian open can go ahead after the government in the state of victoria hinted that professional tennis players would not be permitted to arrive in mid—december as us

england's nations league match against iceland will take place at wembley after the government grantedic squad to travel. the game had been in doubt because iceland play in denmark days before that, and currently there is a travel ban on people arriving from the country. it's been confirmed that liverpool defenderjoe gomez will miss a ‘significant‘ part of the season, after having surgery on a knee injury he suffered while in training for england yesterday. greg clarke has now stepped down as vice president for world football governing body fifa. it comes after he resigned as chairman of the football association on tuesday. his departure comes after he used outdated and offensive racial comments in a parliamentary select committee hearing. well, after a wait of almost seven months, perhaps inevitable we were made to wait a little while longer. rain suspending play for several hours on the opening day at augusta. all eyes on the early favourite. austin halewood has been keeping across the first day, alongside our golf correspondent ian carter. the weather in brighton, the tubing talking

a capacity crowd at wembley to see a learned gained their biggest win ever over scotland.by england. 7—1, ithink scotland. we got beaten 7-0 by england. 7—1, i think it was, i scored a goal from the halfway line. that is all i can remember. a free kick. a defiant last-minute gesture by scotland. football remembers on remembrance day. what an amazing story. still going strong at 92. just a quick update on that joe going strong at 92. just a quick update on thatjoe gomez injury news. withdrawn from the squad after picking up a knock on his knee during training. apparently there we re during training. apparently there were no players around him. gareth southgate saying that they hope and pray that it is not a serious injury but he has an injury problem and thatis but he has an injury problem and that is a huge blow for liverpool, should it prove to be serious as well. they have already had a defensive crisis. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. all the build—up for the masters tomorrow on the bbc sport website. goodbye. good evening. wednesday h

league, where phil foden scored twice as england ended their campaign with a 4—0 win over iceland at wembley was disappointment for scotland who missed the chance to win their group, whilst northern ireland had to settle for a draw. rounding up the fourtunes of the home nations, here's our sports correspondent, andy swiss. a big night for a wales biggest star. gareth bale and his team were facing finland and they were soon in control. finland sent off and well taken advantage. gareth bale setting up taken advantage. gareth bale setting up gary wilson to put the host ahead at half—time. after it, danieljames extended their lead in some style. finland pulled one back can't keep her more sealed wales a 3— win—win. it means they finished top of the nation the group and it could mean a playoff spot for the next world cup, not a bad nights work. for scotland, there was disappointment though. they also had a chance to top the group but a superb finish from sullivan gave israel the lead. despite some chances, scotland were beaten one mill. at the qualifying for the euros last week, no celebrations t

champion katie taylor defends her four belts against spain's miriam gutierrez as she tops the bill at wembleyshe's been speaking to our reporter eleanor roper. i see today when i turn pro four yea rs i see today when i turn pro four years ago where i would be headlining a bill that has three female world title fights. and you share the message back...” female world title fights. and you share the message back... i get embarrassed when people bring up that message because i was so forward and open about eddie, can you please sign the? it wasn't quite like that! for years on, you said to eddie at the time that you hope you could do for international boxing what you have done at the amateurs, do you feel that you have done that or come close? yeah, i think i'm d eftly or come close? yeah, i think i'm deftly getting closer to where female boxers to be was like the fa ct female boxers to be was like the fact that there are three and could bull fight that a genuinelyjoint interest... there has been talk over the summer about paying an women's boxing and i know for example we saw an amazing fight a

england against scotland, scheduled to ta ke england against scotland, scheduled to take place at wembleyso disappointment tonight for northern ireland in belfast but glory for scotla nd ireland in belfast but glory for scotland in serbia tonight. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello, welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. tonight, joined by the chief business commentator for the independent, james, and the comment and features editor at city a:m., rachel. great to have you both with us rachel. great to have you both with us today. thank you forjoining us. let's start with some of the papers we already have. we will start with the daily telegraph because according to the paper, dominic cummings is at the beginning of the end of his time in downing street. it's after he and a close ally lost a bitter power struggle. the guardian says conservative mps are warning borisjohnson guardian says conservative mps are warning boris johnson has guardian says conservative mps are warning borisjohnson has one fina

i never again played at wembley. he always used to remind me of this.ut 30 or a0 times in that extraordinary career of his. he would have won more than his 61 caps had it not been for the great peter shilton there, and england being blessed with great goalkeepers, but an absolutely wonderful human being. key member of the squad back in the 70s and 80s, as we all remember, but what made him so special? you're a fellow goalkeeper, what did he have, what did you have, that made you stand out? well, i think, always, there has to be a diamond in your game. in my case, i used to be a little, i always say goalkeepers have to be crazy, but for me it was diving at everyone's feet. in ray's case, it was an incredible agility. he had the most perfect build. so slim, so light feet, so fast on his feet, and he was capable, you know, the goal —— ball would be heading to your corner and he would bring back a save just from the extraordinary agility, gymnastic agility that obviously you had to have as a goalkeeper, but we all have a diamond in ourgame, goalkeeper, but

ireland's katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best as she defended all four of her belts at wembleywas previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. promoter eddie hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. not such a good night for britain's kell brook though. he lost in four rounds to terence crawford in las vegas. crawford retained his wbo world welterweight title. it was in the fourth where former ibf welterweight champion brook, was caught by a right hand from the american, who then landed a flurry of shots before the referee stepped in, and stopped the fight. the win means 33—year—old crawford is unbeaten in 37 fights. the atp finals are under way — the end of season tournament featuring the world's best eight players is being played at the o2 arena for the final time before moving to turin. dominic thiem and stefanos tsitsipas are playing now in the first match in what is a repeat of last year's final. they're still in t

ireland's katie taylor underlined her status as the world's best as she defended all four of her belts at wembleyn promised her best is yet to come. taylor beat the spaniard miriam gutierrez, who was previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. terence crawford retained his wbo world welterweight title crown by beating brit kell brook in four rounds in las vegas. it was in the fourth round where former ibf welterweight champion brook, was caught by a right hand from the american, who then landed a flurry of shots before the referee stepped in and stopped the fight. the win means 33—year—old crawford is unbeaten in 37 fights. finally, could today possibly mark the start of a career in management for england's record goalscorer wayne rooney? he's one of four caretaker coaches to take temporary charge of derby county after the championship side sacked manager philip cocu last night. rooney, who's in a

a historic night too at wembley, as england beat the republic of ireland 3—0 in a friendly.t—lewin then sealed england's first victory over the republic since 1985. and it was a big night for teenagerjude bellingham. he came on to become england's third youngest player, aged 17 years and 136 days old. elsewhere wales v usa was goalless. after a seven—month delay, the masters finally got under way at augusta yesterday — but due to a delay because of bad weather, around half the field including the likes of rory mcilroy are yet to complete their first round. one man who did is england's paul casey, he leads the way on 7—under. after the rain cleared, casey was one of a number to take advantage. this approach to the 11th green, his second hole of the day, brought him an eagle. lee westwood is also well placed at 4—under, the same score as defending champion tiger woods. this approach on the par—316th showing he's not going to let go, of the green jacket easily. so, three shots behind casey, with the tournament being played behind closed doors. no fan no fans at all and tiger sa

scotland's victory, on penalties, means they'll take on england at wembley in next summer's delayed competitionnging backin back in the big time and loving it. the scotland players just minutes after the historic win had ended 22 yea rs of after the historic win had ended 22 years of hurt. marshall has saved! this was the dramatic penalty shoot out saves that made the difference. a night in belgrade never to be forgotten. and in the serbian capital this morning a squad slowly realising what they had achieved. capital this morning a squad slowly realising what they had achievedm was a long night. no sleep anyway after a game like that. no sleep with the emotions of the night. wa ke with the emotions of the night. wake up to lots of messages on your phone, and you begin to realise the magnitude of what we did last night. it was a magnificent effort from the players and they deserve all the plaudits they are going to get. back home, the celebrations were behind closed doors. this, the lockdown reaction from one street just as the penalty was saved. cheering 22 years since we last done it, and i th

manchester city retained the women's fa cup after beating everton 3—1 in extra time at wembley.y put the holders ahead, before janine beckie sealed the victory. as city lift the trophy for a third time. england world cup winner, and manchester united legend sir bobby charlton — has been diagnosed with dementia. sir bobby spent 17 years at old trafford, winning three league titles, a european cup and an fa cup... his wife norma said she hopes the diagnosis could help others. the news follows the deaths of his older brother jack injuly and fellow world cup—winner nobby stiles on friday — both of whom had also been diagnosed with dementia. plenty to celebrate for english rugby all round. head coach eddie jones has praised the efforts of his players in the wake of their six nations success yesterday. players received their medals and there were also some fireworks at their london hotel base earlier today. a bonus—point victory against italy proved to be enough to win i'm really proud of their efforts. i really liked the way the team conducted themselves during this turn on particula

they are due to play in copenhagen three days before facing england at wembley next week.megan rapinoe says her country needs to embrace change as it welcomes in its new president. speaking at the start of the bbc‘s women in football week, rapinoe says more people from diverse backgrounds now need to be seen in positions of power. we need to put more people of colour in power, more women of colour in power. we need more womenjust in general in power. we need to diversify the way that our government looks. you have a responsibility in the world to make the world a better place. i really, truly believe that and that's not to say that you have to live a life of volunteering... you don't have to be mother teresa. but, you do have to do something. i really do believe that. and england'sjonny bairstow has signed for big bash side melbourne stars. bairstow has been recently playing in the indian premier league and will be available to play for the stars after christmas. american chris nikic has become the first person with down's syndrome to finish an ironman triathlon event. the

it's the finale to last season's competition — between the holders manchester city, and everton at wembleysam mewis with their opener, just before the break, with this header from a corner. city have won the fa cup twice in the last three years, but face an everton side bang on form at the moment — second in the table, and unbeaten in the wsl. southampton move up to third in the premier league with victory at aston villa. it was a great birthday for captain james ward—prowse. he scored with two fantastic free—kicks and provided the assist for the opener forjannik vestergaard before danny ings made it 4—0. two stoppage—time goals from villa took some of the gloss off the victory, which ended 4—3. into the second half of newcastle — everton. i—0 newcastle. callum wilson... england keeper pickford dropped to the everton bench there, with new signing robin olsen in goal. big match to look forward to later, manchester united home to arsenal. and spurs can move into the top four if they beat brighton this evening. hearts will find out who'll they'll face in the scottish cup final later this afte

it's the finale to last season's competition — between the holders manchester city, and everton at wembley sam mewis, who headed home the opener in the first half. everton's equaliser came courtesy of french striker valerie gauvin . extra time on the cards, after which if still level, the winner's determined by a penalty shoot—out. and these are live pictures from the match. catch the action on bbc one right now. everton keeperjordan pickford was dropped to the bench for this afternoon's premier league game at newcastle, and watched his side lose 2—1. pickford had started the last 120 league games since joining everton injune 2017 but his form has dipped this season. everton were undone by two goals from callum wilson, the first a penalty. dominic calvin lewin pulled one back in injury time. earlier southampton moved up to third in the premier league with victory at aston villa. it was a great birthday for captain james ward—prowse — he scored with two fantastic free—kicks and provided the assist for the opener forjannik vestergaard before danny ings made it 4—0. two stoppage—time goals fr

league, where phil foden scored twice as england ended their campaign with a 4—0 win over iceland at wembleythe chance to win theirgroup, whilst northern ireland had to settle for a draw. rounding up the fortunes of the home nations, here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. a big night for wales' biggest star. gareth bale's team were facing finland, and they were soon in control. finland'sjere uronen sent off, and wales took advantage, bale setting up harry wilson to put the hosts ahead at half—time. and after it, danieljames extended their lead in some style. finland did pull one back, but kieffer moore sealed wales'3—1win. it means they finish top of their nations league group, and it could mean a play—off spot for the next world cup. not a bad night's work. for scotland, though, there was disappointment. they also had a chance to top their group, but a superb finish from manor solomon gave israel the lead. and despite some chances, scotland were beaten 1—0. after qualifying for the euros last week, no celebrations this time. in belfast, meanwhile, around 1,000 fans watched northern ire

championships themselves are only seven months away, a huge test, huge challenge and not least england at wembley for 17 years — the only professional dancer from the orginal series. but this weekend anton du beke has finally been given the chance to swap the dance floor for the judge's chairfor the first time. he's replacing motsi mabuse, who's self isolating after a trip abroad. it comes just a day after 0lympic boxer nicola adams was forced to pull out of the show after her partner tested postive for coronavirus. the bbc‘s annual children in need fundraiser is celebrating a0 years on bbc one tonight. events will look a bit different this year of course , but that hasn't stopped stars including kylie minogue, cher and the nation's favourite pe teacherjoe wicks from taking on an epic challenge. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito has more. it began in 1980. the first children in need nationwide tv telephone. welcome to this year's bonanza extravaganza! it raised just over £1 million. welcome to this year's bonanza extravaganza! it raised just over £1 million. and three, two, one, let's go! star

government for special exemption to allow their nations league match against iceland to take place at wembleyn denmark days before that and currently there is a travel ban on people arriving from denmark. the ban is due to be reviewed on saturday, with germany a potential neutral venue for the nations league game. after resigning as the chairman of the football association on tuesday, greg clarke has now stepped down as vice president for world football governing body fifa. his resignation comes after he used outdated and offensive racial comments in a parliamentary select committee hearing. he was also criticised in relation to comments about gay players. jack willis will make his england rugby union debut on saturday, in their opening autumn nations cup match against georgia. eddiejones has named the wasps flanker alongside maro itoje, while billy vunipola will start at eight. it'll also be a big day for ollie lawrence, who will start a test match for the first time. he had previously made his debut in the six nations win against italy last month. that's all the sport for now. you can find

50th women's fa cup final kicks off, with everton taking on manchester city behind closed doors at wembleythe final being held over from last season because of the coronavirus pandemic, it gives them the chance to add to their haul of silverware. we have got the opportunity to go for five we have got the opportunity to go forfive trophies this we have got the opportunity to go for five trophies this season, two of them obviously being two fa cup competitions in one season, so... you know, we are trying to build a squad that are capable of competing on all fronts, so to do that is going to be very difficult. there is a high level of competition in the wsl this season and obviously in the champions league the leveljust keep seeming to be improving, so we want to be there and this is a great opportunity for us to pick up from last season. and you can watch the women's fa cup final on bbc one and the bbc sport website this afternoon. kick—off is at 2.30. england will receive the six nations trophy this afternoon, after landing back from rome having won a third title in five years last night. e

we would need something the size of wembley stadium with probably close to 1000 people to test everybodyigh small number of days in order to give a high degree of confidence. small number of days in order to give a high degree of confidencem you're just worried about the logistics, with it have been a help to you of the covenant had announced this earlier? i absolutely support the policy, i think it is the right thing to do. if the government had told us earlier we would have had a bit more time to prepare but the reality is none of that would change the simple logistics, if you are trying to test 21,000 people in a four or five day period, if you think about the difficulty of the governments have had setting up large—scale testing governments have had setting up la rge—scale testing programmes, imagine what it is like for 100 plus universities trying to test a million students potentially in a few days. not all would need to be tested. we a re few days. not all would need to be tested. we are talking about large numbers ina tested. we are talking about large numbers in a short time. we

the england manager gareth southgate says their match against scotland at wembley next year will be a up going into the last minute of the game and conceded from a set play. it would have been easy to crumble and take the disappointment and not finish the game properly but they dug in in extra time. they kept believing and they get their reward when we got it to penalty kicks. they kept their nerve again. two big games, twice that group of players have held their nerve. the players said they were celebrating for the whole country. the team‘s official twitter account saying they hoped the result had lifted the spirts of a nation in what‘s been a difficult year for all. well, andy murray was certainly celebrating. here‘s what it means to him as he watched the game. it vertainly raised the spirits on the street of edinburgh last night. flower of scotland ringing out, everyone is keeping fingers crossed that fans will be allowed in next summer, knowing how importnat they are to the scotland team. the tartan army, that‘s what it will bring. hopefully, the fans get back into the stadium and

scotland, group games against czech republic and croatia at hampden park — either side of a trip to wembleydone really well. i think they‘ve got some very good young players coming through, a team that are improving very quickly. let‘s hope we are a full house. that would be a super occasion, although it certainly makes our life a lot more difficult. rafa nadal says he isn‘t thinking about retirement having equalled roger federer‘s record of 20 grand slam titles at the french open last month. the spaniard is in london at the moment, ahead of the atp finals that start on sunday. i have a lot of things in my personal life to enjoy and to be happy with, so when that day arrives, i think i will know it and i will accept it, and ijust going to be ready for the next challenges in my personal life. it could be a huge weekend for lewis hamilton — he can win a 7th formula one world title which would equal michael schumacher‘s record. it‘s the turkish grand prix, and the early impressions from practice today is that the istanbul park circuit is very slippery, with grip, tyre issues, causing some prob

it's live from wembley on bbc one, i—player and the bbc sport website. kick off is at 2:30.ounds of the competition for them, but is now a manchester city player. she will get a winners medal no matter what. lewis hamilton will look to extend his record of 92 grand prix wins today, but he'll first have to find a way past mercedes team—mate, valtteri bottas, who starts on pole for this afternoon's emilia romagna grand prix. the finn edged out hamilton, with red bull's max verstappen third quickest. mercedes could win a seventh consecutive constructors' title at imola today, which is hosting it's first race since the 2006 san marino grand prix. britain's derek chisora was beaten unanimously on points by 0leksandr usyk in their heavweight bout in london last night. victory means usyk remains the mandaory challenger for anthonyjoshua's wbo title, joshua was watching on from ringside. and before we go, take a look at this from barack 0bama, who is out on the campaign trail withjoe biden in the final few days before the us presidential election. this from michigan, where 0bama spo

ireland's katie taylor defended all four of her world lightweight title belts at wembley arena last nighteat the spaniard miriam gutierrez, who was previously unbeaten, on a points decision — but in truth that never looked in doubt with the champion in control throughout, and sending gutierrez to the floor in round four. hearn called her the greatest ever in women's boxing. hard to disagree. there was a defeat for former world champion kell brook against terence crawford last night. there was a bit of history at twickenham where england beat georgia 40 points to nil in the autumn nations cup. jamie george scored a hattrick of tries, becoming the first hooker to do so in a test match for england. debutant jack willis was also amongst the scorers. england now top their pool with two more group games to come. scotland meanwhile are on a brilliant run. they came from behind to beat italy in florence. they were 17—14 down going into the closing stages but two late tries including this one from george turner sealing the scots' fifth successive win. and before i go, just watch the ball on this n

declan rice's first goal for his country made it 1—0 at wembley and mason mount has doubled that leadr first nations league win, they're already relegated, 0—0 against romania currently. scotland can potentially win their group tonight, they're 0—0 in israel. wales can get promotion to group a if they avoid defeat tonight — finland down to ten men, it's 0—0. harry wilson has put them in front. you can follow the latest over on the bbc sport website. it looks like liverpool are going to be without mo salah for their next two games, following a second positive coronavirus test whilst he's on international duty with egypt. due to self—isolation rules, salah will likely be unavailable for liverpool's premier league match at home to leicester on sunday and next wednesday's champions league group game against atalanta at anfield. clubs in the english football league will be able to use five substitutes a match for the rest of the season. the new rule comes into place from friday following discussions with all 72 clubs. there are fears of player burn out this season. the new ruling doesn't a

wembley is the preferred option but germany is also emerging as a possibility.ng in last night's final tie of the first round. oxford city of the national league south came from behind to win 2—1 against northampton town, who are three tiers above them in league one. 0xford's reward is a second round tie against another league one side shrewsbury. now, he won the masters three years ago and hasn't missed a major tournament this century, but spain's sergio garcia has been forced to pull out of augusta this weekend because he has coronavirus. garcia is the second player to have withdrawn because of the virus — he said he started to get symptoms on sunday evening. the masters starts on thursday, seven months later than its usual slot in april, and just like sport around the world, it'll take place without fans. i do think there's an energy that comes off crowds, and especially at majors. and there is always noise, like the rumblings or anything. even when its quiet, i know there's cheering, there's always noise everywhere. i just think, yeah... i think everybody‘s

manchester city retained the women's fa cup after beating everton 3—1 in extra time at wembley.he trophy for a third time. all talk in formula 1 recently has been about breaking records, and it was another one that was secured today. lewis hamilton's victory at imola helped seal a record seventh successive constructors' title for mercedes. and that win also puts hamilton on the brink of a seventh drivers' title, as adam wild reports. this was formula 1's return to italy's famed imola circuit, a fitting place for lewis hamilton, who at every corner this season makes a little more history. as he races towards another world title, the team surrounding him are setting records of their own. it's lights out, and away we go! mercedes entirely dominant, although it was their other driver, valtteri bottas, who started out front. but the strength of the team is in the strategy as well as the speed, and when others made their stops, hamilton just kept going, leaving all the other drivers and the drama behind. max verstappen crashing out started a chaotic few moments. britain's george russe

iceland are due to play denmark in copenhagen just three days before facing england at wembley.n klopp, pep guardiola and 0le gunnar solskjaer were all unhappy with the scheduling over the weekend, and want a return to how things were when football resumed after lockdown. the premier league‘s the only major competition in europe right now that only allows three subs. well, after an fa cup weekend where plenty of non—league sides upset more glamourous opponents, there was one more giant killing in last night‘s final tie of the first round. oxford city, of the national league south, came from behind to win 2—1 against northampton town, who are three tiers above them in league one. 0xford‘s reward is a second round tie against another league one side shrewsbury. the boys have been working hard, they all havejob, the boys have been working hard, they all have job, they have to work, they all came here after working today, so it is a huge credit to them and their attitude and their willingness to do the work. the boys worked their socks off. were such a strong collective group, it is

england's next home game in the nations like against ireland will take place at wembley next week afterch up in and out because iceland was playing in copenhagen a few days before and there is currently a travel ban people arriving from denmark. the rescue package for leagues one and two has been agreed as the two teams will receive a package of £50 million to help recover match the losses and the premier league has also reached a different agreement with some but not all temperature clu bs, with some but not all temperature clubs, will expect to reach that. paul casey leaves the masters in the first round at the so that will not be finished today because of bad weather causing delays earlier on. when the rain cleared him a paul casey took advantage with this approach to the 11th green, the second hole of the day for him, brought him an eagle. he currently has a two shot lead at seven under part. another englishman, lee westwood, has finished as high as second at the masters before and registered five birdies on the front nine including this one on the fifth before finishing on for unde

manchester city beat everton 3—1 at wembley, to lift the women's fa cup for the third time.ty the trophy. it was always tight, obviously, when they get back to scoring 1—1, still felt comfortable and still felt that with half an hour in extra time if we keep sticking to our principles, we'd be ok. sometimes it doesn't happen, sometimes you have to go to penalties and it can go either way. but, yeah, just super proud of the players. itjust gives us a real platform of confidence and belief to go on and achieve more. he's become acccustomed to history making. and lewis hamilton has a record equalling seventh world title in his sights, following victory at the emilia romagna grand prix at imola. the number seven significant for his team mercedes. hamilton's win securing them a seventh consecutive constructors title. a landmark in the sport — as adam wild reports. this was formula 1's return to italy's famed imola circuit, a fitting place for lewis hamilton, who at every corner this season makes a little more history. as he races towards another world title, the team surrounding

iceland are due to play denmark in copenhagen just three days before facing england at wembley.rearrange the fixtures next year. meanwhile the six nations have confirmed they‘ve cancelled the outstanding three fixtures in the 2020 women‘s competition. england were the only country to complete all their games and won the grand slam. that‘s all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s bbc.co.uk/sport. "one hurdle cleared but several more to go". that‘s how the prime minister described yesterday‘s announcement about the development of a potential coronavirus vaccine. early results show the jab could prevent 90% of people getting covid—19. so how would it work? the vaccine uses a tiny part of the genetic sequence of the virus, rather than the actual virus itself. synthetic material, known as rna, is injected into muscle cells in the arm. this leads to the creation of antibodies — they bind onto coronavirus and prevent future infections. killer t—cells are also produced. these should identify and destroy infected cells. so what does t

a historic night, too, at wembley as england beat the republic of ireland 3—0 in a friendly.85. and it was a big night for teenagerjude bellingham — he came on to become england's third—youngest player — aged 17 years and 136 days old. elsewhere, wales v usa was goalless. one other football line, and the efl have reached an agreement with the premier league for a rescue package for leagues 1 and 2. the clubs in the third and fourth tiers of english football will receive a total of £50 million to help cover match—day losses because of the coronavirus pandemic. the premier league is expected to reach a different agreement with some — but not all — championship clubs. after a seven—month delay, the masters finally got under way at augusta yesterday — but due to a delay because of bad weather, around half the field — including the likes of rory mcilroy — are yet to complete their first round. one man who did is england's paul casey, who leads the way on seven under. after the rain cleared casey was one of a number to take advantage. this approach to the 11th green, his second hol

manchester city beat everton 3—1 at wembley, to lift the women's fa cup for the third time.y winning the tournament again in this campaign. despite standing on the brink of a record—equalling seventh world title, lewis hamilton says there's "no guarantee" he will race in formula one next season. with team prinicpal toto wolf expected to step back from the day to day running at mercedes, hamilton said he understood wanting to pull back a little bit and give more time to family. hamilton is out of contract next season but can equal michael schumacher‘s record at the next race in turkey. yet more super league matches have been cancelled, putting the rest of the regular season in further doubt. and it's castleford tigers involved again. four more of their players have tested positive for covid—19, so their games against leeds rhinos on friday and salford red devils next monday are off. the match scheduled for last friday against huddersfield was also cancelled after 13 castleford players were ruled out with coronavirus. they'll have two more rounds of testing this week. english

manchester city beat everton 3—1 at wembley, to lift the women's fa cup for the third time.ta a espana. he won stage 12 in the spanish mountains, to move up to third place overall. it's his first stage victory at one of cycling's grand tours. carthy is 32 seconds behind leader richard carapaz. well done to him. quite an achievement on those hills. thank you. it makes you tired, just looking at it. but it is nice to have some sport to watch. thank you. during the first lockdown back in april, captain tom moore captured the nation's hearts as he completed laps of his garden to raise money for nhs charities. since then, he's gone on to raise nearly £33 million, released an autobiography, had a number one single and he's been knighted. i'm not sure he's been busy enough, in fairness! and luckily for us, he's managed to squeeze us into his busy schedule this morning. he joins us now along with his daughter hannah. good morning to you both and thank you for being with us this morning. how are you both? how are you? how are you? i am fine, thank you very much. in spite of this wind

. 0bviously to go on and coming out to 100,000 people at wembley.all about. do stay with us, we got the headlines coming up. good morning. welcome to breakfast with rachel burden and charlie stayt. 0ur headlines today: a warning that hospitals in england could become overwhelmed with coronavirus cases if mp5 don't back new restrictions. if we get very large numbers of covid patients injanuary and we get a cold snap, there is a real danger that the nhs will be overwhelmed. a worrying weekend for 13,000 workers at some of retail‘s biggest names — the group that owns top shop, dorothy perkins and miss selfridge is on the brink of collapse. iran blames israel for the assassination of its most senior nuclear scientist. good morning. the most dramatic end to a super league grand final ever as teenagerjack welsby pounces to win another title for st helens, who beat wigan in the last moment of the match. good morning. it's a rather grey, cloudy weekend ahead of us, but at least it's a little milder than of late. i'll have all the details coming up shortly.

boots on, getting two in a 4 nil win, his second was a peach. on his first senior england start at wembley the way he played football, with such freedom and such joy. way he played football, with such freedom and suchjoy. you know, you hear so many people speak about him and say he was a joy to watch and i think that is the biggest compliment you can have, when people say it is a ivy you can have, when people say it is a joy to watch you, it makes me happy because that's what i want to do. i want to entertain people. he has got that gascoigne swagger, going from side to side to beat players and it does remind me of him in his pomp, not making them. not meg? what is that? you put the ball through their legs. if i put the ball through your legs, i have not meg to you. even i knew that. there are some people who might not have known that, me included. 734 is the time. as we've been hearing this morning, the prime minister will announce the largest government investment into the military for 30 years. let's talk now to the defence secretary, ben wallace. thank you for your time, and to give pe

government for special exemption to allow their nations league match against iceland to take place at wembleyociation on tuesday, greg clarke has now stepped down as vice president for world football governing body fifa. his resignation comes after he used outdated and offensive racial comments in a parliamentary select committee hearing. uefa said in a statement... "following a telephone call this morning between the uefa president and greg clarke, they agreed with clarke's proposal that he should step down with immediate effect from his position as a uefa representative on the fifa council." the wait is nearly over for one of the most highly anticipated golf tournaments to begin. seven months later than planned, the masters will get under way at noon. tiger woods will begin the defence of his title at 12.55, while pre—tournament favourite bryson dechambeau tees offjust after 12.30. rory mcilroy begins his quest for his first iconic green jacket at 5pm this evening and he isn't concerned about there being no fans. ido i do not mind this, this is nice. it feels like everything at this year, i