west indies were bundled out in 13 overs with david willey taking a career—best 4 for 7.he tourists chased down their target in 10.3 overs. west indies' innings was the fifth shortest completed innings in terms of balls bowled in t20 internationals. roger federer beat peter goyovchick 6—1, 7—5 on sunday in the second round at indian wells in california. federer saved six of seven break points against the german after losing just two points on his serve in the first set. the swiss player has reached the final of the desert tournament in his last four appearances, winning two years ago. in all, he owns five titles at indian wells. he won his 100th career title in dubai last week. second seed simona halep was given a tough workout but managed to battle past qualifier, kateryna kozlova, 7—6, 7—5 in the third round. the pair had two breaks each in the first set, and in the ensuing tie—break the romanian world number two came out on top. kozlova provided halep with a tough test, but fatigue seemed to be catching up with her as the romanian broke in the 12th game of the second t

was bright stars don't always set the tone for winning performances the west indies were reminded of that in the second t twenty internationally gets england in particular by joe root . after the open a score just twenty between them route dominated the windies attack and got himself a half century lick. he was a venture to run out his faulty ball fifty five getting to one hundred fourteen for five i was ruthless didn't slowing down however i'm. sam billings piled on even more punishment in the last four roads he racked up eighty seven and forty seven balls. buildings fell on the final delivery of the innings but the damage was done. england looked to be in a strong position with one hundred eighty two on the board while the home side looked deflated. a beginning some chris carroll is exactly what the west indies needed in response they didn't get that was he was rude for just five runs. from there the west indies collapsed i'm chris jordan was england's darman with the ball he took four wickets for just six runs england were dismissed the west indies for just forty five the second l

nicholas pooran top scoring for west indies, the only player to pass a half century for them. their reply. they're now 87 for three from 10 overs. now, a major shake up in welsh rugby could see two of the biggest regional sides, ospreys and scarlets, merge. the controversial plans to restructure club rugby brought about the resignation of ospreys chairman mike james today, over what he called the welsh rfu's "catastrophic mismanagement" of the regional game. kate morgan's been following the story. they've been the fiercest of rivals, and two of the best—performing regions on the pitch since they've created more than 15 years ago. neither battle has moved off it, with survival not success at its heart. the proposed merger between the two to make room for a new north wales region has united fans of both the ospreys and starlets, both anger and upset some people i think it's disgraceful! one region in the south in order to create a region in the north? they aren't ready to have another professional team up north. i think it's terrible, they should keep their own identity. i'm not

the west indies batted first instant lucia no surprise to see chris gayle play the boundary. but he only did it twice and was out for fifteen i that was one highlight to bow to trish jordan but so was this. i don't drop by the victim this time. nicolas piron stood out with a half century but he was eventually clean bowled by tom curran he took four wickets overall to help limit the west indies to one sixty england chose to rest for the batsman and look vulnerable when alex hales went early on i felt and cultural surely taking the prize for the best celebration i thankfully for england though their other right to judge the best i produced a career best t twenty school. two sixes and knowing fullest helped him to sixty eight or forty believes. he was eventually caught out trying to clear the ropes one too many times but the damage was done i generally hit thirty runs to keep england on track and it was curran who sealed the victory by four wickets i. it down to three series what do you think two is that some kicks in friday they could start out easy for. new zealand rugby capta

bbc news: can england recover after a shaky start to their second twenty20 international with the west indiesod evening. syrian authorities say the baby son of shamima begum, the teenager who ran away from london tojoin the islamic state group, has died in syria. a paramedic told the bbc that the baby, who was about two weeks old, died yesterday from a lung infection. shamima begum was 15 when she left the uk four years ago, and was found in a syrian refugee camp last month. she had already lost two babies and had wanted to return to britain, but was stripped of her citizenship by the home secretary. our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, reports. when the bbc first interviewed shamima begum two and a half weeks ago, she had just given birth to a baby boy, jarrah. in his short life, he lived in one internment camp and then another. his mother said her two other children had already died at the end of last year. these are my children the way i lost them, i don't want to lose this baby as well and this is really not a place to raise children, this camp. now medical staff in a camp whe

trade war with china in sport the west indies cricket team make the wrong sort of history santa will have that story a little later. but first erik prince the founder of the private u.s. security company blackwater has admitted to meeting members of the trump presidential campaign in august twenty sixth in this is the spite him telling congress that he had no connection with trump's team at the time when questioned by matt there on al jazeera as head to head program the blackwater c.e.o. said the public transcript of the congressional hearing could be wrong. what you didn't tell congress is that on august third twenty sixteen you were at a meeting during the campaign at trump tower with don jr trump son which stephen miller then a campaign advisor to trump with george nader a former blackwater colleague of yours who acts as a back channel to the saudis there moralities you're supposed to be convicted paedophile and also joel's imo an israeli expert on social media manipulation how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress given it's so relevant to their investigation. i did as

have all the day's sports including the west indies suffer one of the happiest losses in t twenty international history losing to england in the caribbean. they are the biggest protests seen in algeria for nearly thirty years but the target of the protesters anger is receiving treatment in switzerland president with a flick us suffered a stroke six years ago demonstrators say the eighty two year old is not fit for the job and after twenty years in power very demanding he doesn't run for a fifth term mohammad judge who reports. friday protests for the third successive week. in wide in algeria where and this time they appear to be bigger than ever. demonstrators demanding president eyes ease with the clique abandon his bid for a fifth term in office in next month's election i just a day earlier eighty two year old beautifully who suffered a stroke five years ago and is in switzerland for what are described as routine medical tests urged algerians not to demonstrate and warned about the risk of chaos if they did. the protesters didn't listen. to me not us i am here today with my daughters with the

and jonny bairstow‘s picking them off at will, as england beat the west indies. sleeping giant has woken up, and what an awful mess the big fellow has made of real madrid's european ambitions. ajax have beaten real at the bernabeu 4—1, to progress 5—3 on aggregate. the dutch side through a knockout tie for the first time in over 16 years. but what of real? in a week, they've been knocked out of the copa del rey, fallen hopelessly behind in the race for the la liga title, and now they're out of the competition they'd made their own in recent times. john bennett told me that real — a team in decline — were beaten by a team on the rise. yeah, the headlines will all be about the madrid plane poorly and they were awful, but let's not forget this was a wonderful performance for ajax. they showed absolutely no fear at the bernard le roux. everything that could go wrong did go wrong for the real madrid. the finish was brilliantly set up by dusan tadic, man of the match, rejected by the premier league side southampton in the summer. he set up a second goal as well for dav

west indies opener chris gayle looked as though he had somewhere to be.on these islands — he retires after the world cup, so he released his greatest hits. banger after banger, 77 runs in 27 balls. we will never see another quite like him. when he was out, others grabbed the batting baton, west indies reaching their target in little more than an hour of power. series drawn, england have been warned. patrick gearey, bbc news. roger federer has set another landmark in his amazing career by winning his 100th title on the atp tour, only the second man in history to do that. the 20 time grand slam winner beat stefanos sit—sipas in straight sets at the dubai tennis championships. jimmy connors, who won 109 titles, is the only other male player to reach the milestone. so does federer now have his sights set on passing that record? — — stefa nos —— stefanos tsitsipas. people are probably going to say, now you have to reach jimmy connors‘s record, you know. but i'm not that kind of a guy even though people might think i am. i draw inspiration from it, but i'm not

the west indies batted first instant lucia no surprise to see chris gayle play the boundary i but he only did it twice and was out for fifteen. that was one highlight for both a christian but so was this. i brought the victim this time. nicholas poor and stood out with a half century but he was eventually clean bowled by tom curran he took four wickets overall to help limit the west indies to one sixty england chose to rest for their bad batsman and look vulnerable when alex hales went early on i shouted totally surely taking the prize for best celebration i thankfully for england though their other right to judge the best i produced a career best t twenty school. two sixes and knowing full this helped him to sixty eight of forty believes. he was eventually caught out trying to clear the ropes one too many times but the damage was done i joe denly hit thirty runs to keep england on track and it was cohen who sealed a victory by four wickets england now lead to three series one nil to isn't seen king. it's friday they did start out as they were. new zealand rugby captain kieren reed i

west indies opener chris gayle looked as though he had somewhere to be.ter banger, 77 runs in 27 balls. we will never see another quite like him. when he was out, others grabbed the batting baton, west indies reaching their target in little more than an hour of power. series drawn, england have been warned. great britain have added to their medal tally on day two of the european indoor championships. chris o'hare took silver in the 3000m in glasgow. he finished really strongly here, to just snatch second place on the finish line. norway's teenage sensation jakob ingebrigtsen took the gold. asha philip added a bronze this evening as well in the women's 60 metres. the defending champion — who failed to retain her title — pipped fellow briton kristal awuah to third. the race won by poland's eva svo—boda. to quit the toonie she believes cop a. the us had equalised. it is 2—2. —— just too quickly recap, the believes cup. that's all the sport for now. breaking news for greater manchester police. we have been reporting all day on the death of 17—year—old jodie c

the west indies in their home patch are a strong outfit, they have matchwinners all the way down, especiallye guys play around, the way they hit the ball, the skills they have developed through those competitions, they are as good as anyone on the day. we will have to be right on it but i have no doubt that we have enough tale nt have no doubt that we have enough talent and enough ability in the side, a lot of the guys have played around the world now as well and have definitely benefited from that experience. the build-up to international women's day, which is on friday, you may be surprised to learn that we are featuring men's sport but bear with us, netball is a sport but bear with us, netball is a sport that has seen a huge increase in participation for it to become eligible to be considered for the olympics and ironically the sport has to reach out to male players as well. as former england international tamzin greenway has been finding out. if you speak to most people, they see netball as predominantly female, but more men are playing, and if it wa nts to but more men are playing, and

england are chasing 161 in the first twenty20 international against west indies in st lucia.ely through to the last eight of the champions league, but holders real madrid have made a shock exit. the spanish giants have won the trophy for the last three years in a row, but have struggled this season and their defeat at home to ajax may offer spurs the chance to advance even further. patrick geary reports. a sound imported from enfield and a site like none and football. persia dortmund's fans are part of the theatre, designed to deflate spurs pause make three—goal cushion and remind them what is at stake. for half their side, tottenham was the first to be stretched to his limits with the siege really ceasing. scores attacking from all angles, julian denied twice. spurs desperate 01’ julian denied twice. spurs desperate or deprived dortmund of any hope of a comeback, they did everything in their power. someone of a speciality, dortmund survived. with a 3—0 advantage still there is, they knew the value of one weigle. for that, harry kane is priceless. one shot to drain all the pr

side were a bit embarrassed after being thrashed by seven wickets in the final one—dayer against west indiesodi total against west indies. the run chase was never really in doubt — not least because chris gayle does what chris gayle normally does — smashing england all around st lucia for a match winning knock of 77 as the windies needed less than 13 overs to reach the target. it's been another milestone day in the phenominal career of roger federer. 20 grand slam singles titles, he's won a record six atp finals and the davis cup with switzerland. and now he's won his 100th title on the atp tour. he did it by beating stefanos sitsipas in straight sets at the dubai tennis championships. he's only the second man to reach the milestone — jimmy connors has 109, you wouldn't bet against federer passing that record before he calls time on his career. the european indoor athletics championships are continuing in glasgow this evening. and there's already been another medalfor great britain. it was earned by chris o'hare in the 3,000m. he finished really strongly to just snatch second place on the fi

meanwhile west indies' captain jason holder has been speaking about the need to pay players a minimumcricket instead of playing internationally. ijust i just feel as though if the situation where become a significant amount of money that would encourage in keep people around international could, there will be no debate as to whether countries would want to play. that is just me thinking around. if there is a minimum race across the board, it will more so incentivize people to actually play test cricket and play for the country. that's all the sport for now. thank you. a reminder of that breaking news we just heard in the past few minutes. flights have been suspended at london stansted flights have been suspended at london sta nsted airport flights have been suspended at london stansted airport after a airbus plane had engine failure and his take—off was plane had engine failure and his ta ke—off was aborted. plane had engine failure and his take—off was aborted. more on that later. never mind about top story. pakistan has freed an indian fighter pilot who was shot down and captured tw

tom curran got four wickets as the west indies set england 161 to win in st lucia. his best in a t20 international as england won by four wickets. a major boycott is set to affect today's race meeting at lingfield. only 15 runners remain for the six scheduled races with trainers and owners calling for a boycott due to an ongoing row over prize money. three of the races will have just two runners. before we leave you, we've seen some pretty impressive footwork here. but rarely have we seen it done with a pancake. former england and chelsea captain john terry posted this on instagram last night. it seems to have caused a bit of a pancake challenge online. including one from harry maguire as well. i struggle just to flip the thing without having to do it on my foot. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that is all from me. more in the next hour. more now on that meeting between the home secretary and police chiefs that took place this morning. sajid javid met with representatives of seven forces to discuss the r

and then all the west indies cricket team make the wrong outsourcing history santa will have that story. for. heller march is infamous for its strong winds certainly in northern europe and they have been strong but so far the models with the wind directions change to a northwestern which means things are getting cold rules cloud which bring some rain with it increasingly bring snow look at the north lots for example overnight and the picture for sunday is one of still fairly windy weather temperatures drops down below the teens the most part watches your excess teen for sunday gets much colder we're right in spain and portugal twenty three in madrid but the north coast will be windy and the still warm in the bottom right hand corner but him again i said watches iraq there's the snow that really shows itself on monday xerox max is not far if the snow likely no ground in germany as well and the temperatures now low single figures stock has gone below freezing and karate book rison a little bit cooler at seventy and madrid were you down to ninety but it's in the sunshine all the same so th

west indies opener chris gayle looked as though he had somewhere to be.ls. we will never see another quite like him. when he was out, others grabbed the batting baton, west indies reaching their target in little more than an hour of power. series drawn, england have been warned. patrick gearey, bbc news. no more golds for great britain at the european indoor athletics in glasgow, but a silver and a bronze mean they lie second in the medal table heading into the final day. the silver came courtesy of chris o'hare in the 3000 metres. it was a tall order to beat norway's teenager sensation jakob ingebrigtsen but a storming finish was enough to claim second, just ahead of ingebrigtsen's older brother henrik asha philip was defending champion in the 60 metres. the gold was won by poland's eva svoboda with philip — in the centre here just pipping compatriot crystal awuha by one thousandth of a second. exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought win over sale. but the game of the day was at welford road... as leicester managed to cling on to beat wasp

west indies reach their target in little more than an hour of power.hare in the 3,000 metres. it was a tall order to beat norway‘s teenage sensation jakob ingebrigtsen, but a storming finish was enough to claim second, just ahead of ingebrigtsen‘s older brother henrik. asha philip was defending champion in the 60 metres. the gold was won by poland‘s eva svoboda, with philip in the centre herejust pipping compatriot kristal awuah by 0.001 seconds. exeter stay top of the premiership after a hard—fought win over sale. but the game of the day was at welford road, as leicester managed to cling on to beat wasps. joe ford scored all 19 points for the tigers, including their only try. his fingertips just about grounding the ball, enough to give leicester their first win in six. meanwhile, in the pro14, glasgow thrashed zebre 42—10 in parma to return to the top of group a, captain chris fusaro the man to touch down the final try. fellow scots edinburgh didn‘t fare as well in italy, though. their playoff hopes were dented as they went down 18—10 against benetton

and jonny bairstow‘s picking them off at will, as england beat the west indies.ellow has made of real madrid's european ambitions. ajax have beaten real at the bernabeu 4—1, to progress 5—3 on aggregate. the dutch side through a knockout tie for the first time in over 16 years. but what of real? in a week, they've been knocked out of the copa del rey, fallen hopelessly behind in the race for the la liga title, and now they're out of the competition they'd made their own in recent times. john bennett told me that real — a team in decline — were beaten by a team on the rise. yeah, the headlines will all

and nine no test matches have been played in pakistan since then but zimbabwe sri lanka and the west indies of all returned for limited over games and in the last few days thirty nine international players have been competing and crushing in the pox on super our correspondent kemal hyder is at the national stadium in crotch before us come all tell us about the security operation in place for this game. well first of all you must understand by the fact that tensions between india and pakistan are running high that's the last thing on the minds of the people in karachi turning out in very large numbers the witness a marriage of the bugger stand still for the thirteen thousand policeman i know we're going paramilitary forces have been deployed and this they did to ensure that their games go out. and i didn't know instead and this is after all that said they would call rampant killing targeted killing edited the guides and after a major security operation that city and now. the pakistan of god will be showcasing that it is able to hold a large event and the people of that archie also turning ou

perhaps south africa might go green, the west indies might go maroon.onal thing that we might see that there will be regulation around those numbers, the numbers will only be allowed to be double figures, so two numbers only, it will have to be below the shirt. they will not be any room for a sponsor's logo or anything like that, it is a name above a number but certainly, it is something that i think if you go to the ground for the first time in you're watching a game of test cricket, why would you not want to know who it is you are seeing if you're not with those players south africa have beaten sri lanka after a super over was required to win the first of their three match t20 internationals in cape town. after being sent in to bat, sri lanka reached isa/7 and the home side equalled that on the last ball for the loss of eight wickets when sri lanka could have won, but wicketkeeper niroshan dickwella missed a run out chance to win it. the proteas made 14 off the extra over and then imran tahir restricted sri lanka to just five runs in response. now to

south africa might go green, the west indies marin, that is an additional think we might see.bers, the numbers won't be allowed to be more than two digits, it has to be the name above the shirt number, not below. there won't be any room for a sponsored's logo across the shoulder, it's the name above a number. certainly, it's something which, i think if you go to the ground for the first time in watching a game of test cricket, why wouldn't you want to know who you're seeing if you're not familiar with the players? the traditional fans are going to be spinning! colour?! they're having a problem with the names and numbers, but coloured names and numbers, but coloured names and numbers, but coloured names and numbers, goodness me! the authorities are tiptoeing around this, because they know it is going to cause a problem, this is a kind of experiments. other plans to introduce it to, for example, the women's ashes series? the regulations will come into force on the 1st of august, understand. that will be too late for the women's ashes, so as far as the women go, after the 1st of

in two thousand and nine test matches have been paid in pakistan says then doesn't bob wish the west indies a have all returned for limited over games and in the last few days thirty nine international players have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. well let's go live to correct she were there standing at the national stadium come on first of all we're only a few minutes away from the start of the match how is the build up and what are the security measures. where i can tell you one thing that a very large number of people have turned out for the game and this city of karachi richard those are the country's largest what did our president and security measures in place where doored there thirteen. or loose men have been deployed and doing a house dog and paramilitary forces also to ensure that these games gold moodley are so far we have seen a large number of people coming. by running them to the stadium and so far it appears that everything is going to move and they come on let's talk about the former captain or pakistan caps and who is now the prime minister imre and w

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test matches that have been played in pakistan since then the buzz in bob wisher lanka and the west indies have all returned for limited over games and in the last few days thirty nine international players that have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. correspondent says this is a big day for pakistan cricket. unprecedented security measures are in place in the southern port city of karachi where the pakistan super league final is being hailed now this is a city which has been rigged by while and in the past target killings terrorist attacks but after a massive clampdown by the security forces the atmosphere in this southern port city is now conducive to holding large events such as the p.s.l. final in the port city of karachi i want to thank the rangers the police everyone who has been organizing everything because they have made us feel so safe and i'm going to lead feels like this true fun living spirit of courage is coming out again the people of karachi are excited because this is a country that is passionate about cricket they're turning out in large numbers we've

england won the first twenty20 against the west indies.aces with trainers and owners calling for a boycott due to an ongoing row over prize money. three of the races will have just two runners. judd trump is through to the quarter—finals of the players championship. the masters champion was in devastating form as he whitewashed jimmy robertson by six frame 2—0 in preston. he‘ll meet jack lisowski in the last eight after he beat kyren wilson. and loads of you will have been flipping pancakes for shrove tuesday — i know someone close to me now was — last night, but the former england and chelsea captain john terry‘s taken it one step further. watch this. really? on his foot, back into the pan. that needs to go into the bin. it is less than five seconds. it is just into the bin. it is less than five seconds. it isjust a sock. sock fibres and everything.” seconds. it isjust a sock. sock fibres and everything. i would definitely eat that. i don't think i could do that. i do have the five second rule, but with a pancake there is too much surface

england won the first twenty—twenty international against the west indies.enteen runners remain for the six scheduled races with trainers and owners calling for a boycott due to an ongoing row over prize money. three of the races will have just two runners. before we leave you, how about this from the former england and chelsea captain john terry on social media. it was pancake day. yes, that is john terry flipping his blanket from his pan onto his feet and then back again. iam his pan onto his feet and then back again. i am not sure his pan onto his feet and then back again. iam not sure i fancy his pan onto his feet and then back again. i am not sure i fancy eating that. that is all from me, more at quarter past 11. he does know he is supposed to eat them, not play football with them, doesn‘t he? iam not doesn‘t he? i am not so sure. 0ld habits die hard. i am not so sure. 0ld habits die ha rd. let‘s i am not so sure. 0ld habits die hard. let‘s turn to the breaking news that momentum has been fined for multiple breaches of electoral law. let‘s get more on t

three where the detroit pistons being denver one hundred and eighty six two hundred eighty four the west indies there is celebrating a series tying seven wicket win over world cup twenty nine host england the series ends to all they needed less than thirteen zero risk to overturn england's score of one hundred and thirteen in st lucia chris gayle was a star man he smashed seventy seven off just twenty seven balls. and india have opened their home one day series against australia with a win the men in blue men as she chased down australis total of two hundred thirty sake a scattered and emma stone a getting them over the line in hyderabad scoring eighty one and fifty nine respectively india winning it by six wickets with ten balls to spare and that's all your sport for now more later thank you for finally african cinema is being celebrated at a film festival but you know with more than one hundred sixty films on the show because hawke has more from the consume until vision festival of what to do. it's. comedy. and forbidden love. drama. and even animation. the world's biggest african film festiv

in response, chris gayle was out for five, and that set the tone as west indies crumbled.pact at the end as well. there's one match remaining. manager pep guardiola doesn't think his manchester city achievements will be tainted by allegations of financial fair play violations by the club. uefa said on thursday night it was investigating city, who deny all the accusations, and the premier league also launched an investigation yesterday. the club is open, so, hopefully it can finish as soon as possible, and uefa can decide what he sees. i said last season, it was a lot what the club has done, but hopefully they can solve it as soon as possible. and stop too, you know, for this environment. manchester city can extend their lead at the top of the premier league to four points if they beat watford at home today. liverpool, in second, don't play until tomorrow, when they host burnley at anfield. this is a noon kick—off, those early starts can sometimes dampen the atmosphere a little bit. the fans a bit sleepy. in order to avoid that problem at anfield, jurgen klopp has said to t

in response chris gayle, was out for five, and that set the tone as west indies crumbled. city can go 4, points clear at the top of the premier league today, if they beat watford, and with liverpool hosting burnley tomorrow. manager pep guardiola doesn‘t think his achievements at city, will be tainted by uefa‘s investigation, into allegations of financial fair play violations, by the club. city deny the accusations. the club is open and hopefully we can finish this as soon as possible and he can decide what he sees. i said last season the club has done a lot. hopefully they can solve this as soon as possible. and finally, as goal celebrations go, this is probably not one to try at home... anderson lopes ofjapanese side consadole sapporo knows how to score goals — this was his second in a game against shimizu s—pulse in fact. but he might need to work on his celebrations. hejumped over the barricade off the pitch, but the drop down was a slightly steeper than he realised... he is alright though — and even got back up to score two more in a 5—2 win for his side. you can the

west indies now 30—1."deeply concerned" about plans to merge two of wales' most succesful sides, ospreys and scarlets. as part of ‘project reset‘ the rival regions could to merge, with a new team created in the north of the country. the controversy‘s led to the resignation todsay of ospreys chairman mikejames, who blamed the welsh rugby union's "catastrophic mismanagement" of revamping regional rugby. if the merger does go ahead, then it could be officially announced as early as sunday with the two sides most likely to join forces next season. i know things happen quickly and are never a straight forward, in welsh rugby, but there is a little bit of anger because there is a decision that some boys have got offers over the bridge, do they take that offer to secure their livelihood? do they wait to see what is happening in wales? there is uncertainty. meanwhile the weslsh national side are just two games away from winning the six nations grand slam — many of that team made up of scarlets and ospreys players.

thousand and nine no test matches being played in pakistan since then but zimbabwe's for lanka and the west indies have all returned for limited over games and in the last few days a thirty nine international players have been competing in karachi and the pakistan super league. correspondent kamau hi there says this is a big day for pakistan cricket. unprecedented security measures are in place in the southern port city of karachi where the pakistan super league final is being hailed now this is a city which has been rigged by while and in the past dog it killings terrorist attacks but after a massive clampdown by the security forces the atmosphere in this southern port city is now conducive to holding large events such as the p.s.l. final in the port city of karachi i want to thank the rangers the police everyone who has been organizing everything because they have made us feel so safe and i'm going to lead feels like this true fun living spirit of pride she is coming out again the people of karachi are excited because this is a country that is passionate about cricket they're turning out in larg

the west indies have hammered england by seven wickets to win the fifth and final one day internationalsmissed forjust 113. chris gayle then blasted 77 runs, 74 of them coming through boundaries as the world's number one team were given a real thrashing. the series finishes 2—2 with one game having been abandoned. at the track cycling world championships in poland, the dutch pairing of kirsten wild and amy pieters have claimed gold in the women's madison event. the duo led from start to finish, making up for the silver they collected last year. reigning champions great britain finished fourth and were riding without katie archibald, who had to withdraw due to concussion. that's all the sport for now. thank you. a rare fish, thought only to live in the southern hemisphere, has been found washed up on a beach in california. it took researchers several days to properly identify the hoodwinker sunfish, which is named for its elusive nature. the species was only discovered in 2014, and this latest sighting has marine experts around the world wondering how it ended up so far from home. joinin

famous first as an all—rounder for the west indies, he was a barrister and a race relations campaigner— recall his time in lincolnshire club side. this bust of him is on display in the house of lords on loan from the national portrait gallery. his award in the new year's honours of 1959 made him the first life peer from trinidad and the second to pay tribute. he was a great cricketer. he was a man of dignity, can you imagine in 1944, he took on a —— top hotel who was being racist towards him and his family, and this was 1944, before the windrush generation came he paved the way for them, he actually made sure that soldiers in the army we re made sure that soldiers in the army were well taken care of because they had to face a lot of racism. he was at it in making sure equality was served. so he was a man, he was a mana served. so he was a man, he was a man a little ahead of his time, what he did do was he embraced other people and he paved the way for the windrush generation, and people like me, and! windrush generation, and people like me, and ifeel proud to be from trinidad and follo

famous as an all—rounder for the west indies and then a barrister and a race relations act, his titleme at a lancashire club site. to mark that anniversary, this bust of him is on display. his award in the new year's honours made him the first life peer from year's honours made him the first life peerfrom trinidad. year's honours made him the first life peer from trinidad. cricket was a thing for him and he was a great cricketer. can you imagine in 1944, he took on a top hotel who was being racist towards him and his family and won the case? before the wind ranch —— windrush generation came, he paved the way for them. he actually made sure that the soldiers in the army were well taken care of. they had to face a lot of racism and he was active in making way when it will show that equality was served. he was a man a little ahead of his time but what he did do was he embraced other people and he paved the way for the windrush generation and people like me and ifeel proud to be following in his footsteps. that is the final innings for this week in parliament. thank you for watching. we w

to cricket, where west indies and england meet in saint lucia later in the first of three t20 internationalsies at the same venue on saturday, winning by 7 wickets and needing just 12 overs to chase down a target of 114 that saw them level the series at 2—2. in the nba, the boston celtics will look to bounce back from sunday's loss to the houston rockets when they head to california and play golden state warriors later. the rockets beat the celtics by 11 points as teams jostle for position ahead of the post season. boston are currently fifth in the eastern conference while houston will be looking to james harden again as they head to second in the eastern conference toronto raptors. this has been catching our eye on social media, more than 200 people have taken part in the skating marathon. on lake baikal in the russian province of s the event comprised several different races, including one at night, with distances ranging between 5km and 100km. this was the seventh edition on the world's largest and deepest freshwater lake. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc

emirates because of security issues in the country last eight will be played on home soil and the west indiesrecorded their lowest ever score in the t twenty international long they were bowled out for just forty five by england and sent it and then went on to win by one hundred thirty seven runs a result that also gave them a serious victory. wells have stayed on course to win the northern hemisphere biggest international rugby title they beat scotland eighteen to eleven and the six nations championship but it's wales fourth straight win in the tournament and england hit back from their defeat against wales and with a big win over italy they ran an eight tries in a fifty seven to fourteen win at to maintain their title hopes. maverick and eyes that will be in pole position for the first moto g.p. race of twenty one thousand called fine in qatar was hit by a number of options as many riders struggled in windy conditions a lot enzo was unable to continue after this incident and will start in fifteenth and here's a reason to always look before you leap brazilian striker anderson lopez suffered

who play brazil the west indies batting legend chris gayle is looking good ahead of this year's world cup gael had a nineteen ball half century and a big win over england in space st lucia it was the fastest one day fifty and his country's history this series finished in a two two draw. and that's all your support for now it's now back to you. thanks very much indeed i'll be back in a couple of minutes with more all balls as it is news but that's it for. whether online. with the answer for them will not be granted or if you join us on saturday all of us have been calling it in some form or some fashion this is a dialogue react talking about a legal front you have seen what it can do to somebody people are using multiple drugs including the phone off and some people are secular out everyone has a voice from the fear of our fear twitter and you could be on the thrid join the colobus conversation amount is iraq. if you want to learn about the world might look like very serious regard hundred and hungry is in the extreme example of the predicament the whole world is going through. since m

no test matches that have been played in pakistan since then it was in bob wisher lanka and the west indies have all returned for limited overs games and in the last few days thirty nine international players that have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. our correspondent there says this is a big day for cricket. unprecedented security measures are in place in the southern port city of karachi where the pakistan super league final is being hailed now this is a city which has been revived while and in the past target killings terrorist attacks but after a massive clampdown by the security forces the atmosphere in this southern port city is now conducive to holding large events such as the p.s.l. final in the port city of karachi i want to thank the rangers the police everyone who has been organizing everything because they have made us feel so safe and a hundred feels like this true fun living spirit of pride she is coming out again the people of karachi are excited because this is a country that is passionate about cricket they're turning out in large numbers we've been

hyderabad scoring eighty one in fifty nine respectively india winning it by six wickets all of west indies are celebrating a series tying seven wicket win over world cup hosts england it ends two all they need less than thirteen overs to overturn england's score of one hundred thirteen. and that's all your sport for now it's now back to marion and london. thank you very much far all that wraps up the news but i will be back in just a couple of minutes time with a full of news for you roundup of the day's top stories coming up very shortly with . the wells pollinate says are in decline. in this episode of the price we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet protecting insights of all sizes crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to the u.k. to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this worrying trend. fighting insect to get on on al-jazeera. driven by outrage and spanning generations the rohinton demonstrators gathered on the very day a widely criticised repatriation agreement between the governments of bangladesh and me and

emirates because of security issues in the country lost eight will be played on home soil and the west indiesrecorded their lowest ever score in a t twenty international and they were bowled out for just forty five by england and sent it and then went on to win by one hundred thirty seven runs a result that also gave them a series victory. wells have stayed on course to win the northern hemisphere biggest international rugby title they beat scotland eighteen to eleven and the six nations championship but it's wales fourth straight win in the tournament and england hit back from their defeat against wales and with a big win over italy they ran an eight tries in the fifty seven to fourteen when to maintain their title hopes. maverick and eyes that will be in pole position for the first moto g.p. race of twenty one thousand called fine in qatar was hit by a number of russians as many riders struggled in windy conditions a lot enzo was unable to continue after this incident and will start in fifteenth and here's a reason to always look before you leap brazilian striker anderson lopez suffered a s

website including news of an england whitewash in the final match of their twenty20 series againt the west indiesnnel — now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. a man has been arrested after attacking an aston villa footballer on the pitch during their match against local rivals birmingham city. it happened shortly after kick off, when the man ran up behind the midfielder, jack grealish, and knocked him to the floor. the man was led off by stewards and the aston villa captain was able to continue playing. villa went onto win the game , with jack grealish scoring the winning goal. i've been speaking to howard hodgson, director of the aston villa supporters' trust about today's events. it's unprecedented. i think this is new territory for english football. i don't think we have ever seen a supporter, certainly in this fixture, or any fixture, enter the field and have common assault on a professional footballer. it was absolutely disgraceful and despicable behaviour. you were watching the match at home with your son, what did you say to him about it? to

no test matches that have been played in pakistan since then it was in bob wisher lanka and the west indies have all returned for limited overs games and in the last few days thirty nine international players that have been competing in karachi in the pakistan super league. our correspondent says this is a big day for pakistan cricket. unprecedented security measures are in place in the southern port city of karachi where the pakistan super league final is being hailed now this is a city which has been revived while and in the past target killings terrorist attacks but after a massive clamp down by the security forces the atmosphere in this southern port city is now conducive to holding large events such as the p.s.l. final in the port city of karachi i want to thank the rangers the police everyone who has been organizing everything because they have made us feel so safe and unharmed and feels like the this true fun living spirit of corruption is coming out again the people of karachi are excited because this is a country that is passionate about cricket they're turning out in large numbers

england are 1—0 up in their three—match t20 series against the west indies after a four—wicket win. st kitts on friday. paul pogba and alexis sanchez are among ten first—team absentees as manchester united take on paris saint—germain in their uefa champions league round of 16 match on wednesday. ole gunnar solskjaer‘s side have a mountain to climb after they lost the first leg at old trafford 2—0, in a match which pogba was sent off. never mission impossible. of course, more difficult, but, as i said here earlier, we have got to get the first goal and then anything can happen. football is, yes, it is a technical and tactical game, but it is also a mental game. goals always change games. if we get the first one, we will be believing even more. so they might start doubting themselves. but it is important that we get the first one. so paris st—germain are preparing for tier uefa champions league round of 16 tie against manchester united. and we're wondering what tactics they might have been practising ahead of the game. long ball passes perhaps? kylian mbappe has his back to the camera

three where the detroit pistons being denver one hundred and eighty six two hundred eighty four the west indies there is celebrating a series tying seven wicket win over world cup twenty nine host england the series ends to all they needed less than thirteen zero wrist to overturn england's score of one hundred and thirteen in st lucia chris gayle was a star man he smashed seventy seven off just twenty seven balls. and india have opened their home one day series against australia with a win the men in blue men as she chased down australis total of two hundred thirty sake a scattered and emma stone a getting them over the line in hyderabad scoring eighty one and fifty nine respectively india winning it by six wickets with ten balls to spare and that's all your sport for now more later thank you sir we're back with more news for you there are now syria just a few moments. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what had to be hard for my remark goes from across what you have. but as his city changes he's moving with the time. and going on the road. the stories we don't often

took his seat. ...west indies, then a barrister in a race relations campaign, his title lord constantinege. to mark that 50th anniversary, this bust of him is on display at the house of lords. his awards in 1969, made him the first live peer from trinidad. the second place tribute. he was a man of dignity. in 1944, he took on a top hotel who was being racist towards him and his family, and won the case. that is 1944, before the windrush generation came, he paved the way for the people, the soldiers who worked in the army, he actually make sure that they were well taken care of, he had to face a lot of racism, he was active and making sure that equality was sorry. he was a man perhaps a little ahead of his time but he embraced the people and paved the way for the windrush generation and people like me. ifeel proud windrush generation and people like me. i feel proud to windrush generation and people like me. ifeel proud to be windrush generation and people like me. i feel proud to be a trinidadian and following his steps. that is the final innings for this week in parliament. thank you fo

west indies batting legend chris gayle is looking good ahead of this year's world cup but gayle hit a nineteen a ball half century and a big win over england in census yeah it was the fastest one day fifty and his country's history the series finished in a two two draw the world cup starts in england in may. that's it for me back to the sun and thanks very much indeed you can find much more of course on our web site the address for the w.w.w. daughter zero thought that's it for me rob matheson this news out there is going to be here in a moment with more of the day's news but for now. part of. an army of volunteers has come together to help with the influx of tens of thousands of evacuees. but their retreat to a church shelter has brought new challenges an outbreak of norovirus and other gastrointestinal problems. smoke from the massive wildfires now blankets much of northern california leading to some of the worst air quality in the world but with more than twelve thousand structures lost in the wildfires concerns remain about long term accommodations jobs and medical care. local off

west indies are playing england. their second of 32020 matches.in england under 54 to five. some formula 1 really of the motorcycle world, the modo gp season sta rts motorcycle world, the modo gp season starts this weekend. friday's practice of finishing in the sale at the international circuit they'll. it's expected to be a hugely exciting season. the leading writers on their thoughts of what we can forward to. yeah, it's been a strange thing and a good way. we try to improve the bike and we will try to improve the bike and we will try to start this way. on the paper it looks like everybody improved a little bit. how much is the bike and the drivers. they were 100%. i little bit. how much is the bike and the drivers. they were 10096. i will be close to that. the line-up of the temperature is unbelievable. it's all the different factory bikes. really strong right now. we are closing the gap and that's important. improved a little bit on the braking area. a little bit on the braking area. a little bit on the top speed area. so this means that we ha

and, england have been crushed by west indies in the final one dayer in st lucia — beaten by seven wicketsore chris gayle treated the carribbean crowd to another exhibition of power hitting. it means the series ends tied at 2—2. ben croucher has more. england possibly tour of the caribbean has been categorised by sixes and collapses today. it was the latter. military windies precision with the ball combined with a bouncy wicket and a questionable shotmaking signal england's dizzying demise time and again there were losing their personal draws. time and again they reach for the poor shots. chris woa kes didn't learn the lesson. different batsmen, same bowler, same shot, same result. from a 111 to 113 all out even by english standards, this was quite the collapse. this is the windies and this is chris gayle and this is what he does. showing more application in an over than england got in an inning. he kept on going past 50 in record time making it rain sixes in st lucia, none of them in a 77 forjust 27 balls on a day were england where blown away. series done and dusted. now to rugby union..