quick update on the cricket, england and the west indies and they are 62-4 and the west indies and theyith all that on the bbc sport website. we will see you soon. and we will have a full round—up of the news in the next hour but first the news in the next hour but first the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill, and taking us through this week's releases as ever is mark kermode. hi, mark, what have you been watching? it's a real globe—trotting programme. we have the worst person in the world, which is a norwegian film that was a cannes prize winner. come back to the us. we have ambulance, the new film by michael bay, set in los angeles. and the south korean thriller, escape from mogadishu. the worst person in the world. yes, now you've seen this as well, which i'm excited to know what you think. so directed byjoachim trier, rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate reinsve won best actress.

victory for the west indies was now a numerical formality. for the west indies was now a numericalformalitydies was now a numerical formality. 28 to win. joe root lead england back knowing the series was lost. england arrived at rock bottom and now felt themselves thinking. after two draws, this was the test when england face pressure. the winning runs were hit appropriately by captain craig braithwaite. joe wilson, bbc news. lots more reaction to that defeat on the bbc sport website. england's women have made it into the world cup semi—finals in new zealand. after a shaky start to the tournament, losing their first three matches, they rounded off the group stage with a 100 run victory over bangladesh. that sets up a last four clash against south africa on thursday in christchurch. jo currie reports. with a world cup semifinal spot in their sites, with a world cup semifinal spot in theirsites, england with a world cup semifinal spot in their sites, england were in full voice and full of optimism. having won the toss, they started to wobble. danny wyatt gone. she was followed shortly afterwa

england's cricketers collapse again and face defeat against the west indies. a shock for lewis hamilton — he was on pole four months back in saudi arabia. today — he fails to make the mark in qualifying. hello and welcome to sportsday. and we start with the women's six nations. they're the heavy favourites for this year's title again — and england really were in cruise control against scotland this lunchtime in edinburgh. they scored nine tries, on the way to a 57—5 victory. jo currie reports. ina in a world cup year and seven months out from the tournament the perfect chance to see who is in form. molly parker builders to weigh across the line. england went over again before scotland sprang into life with clinical passing. the home crowd had something to cheer the visitors responded once again before this piece of magic from abbie tao. full—time professional england just to good against their amateur opponents as they went into half—time six tries to do good foot after the break scotland pounced on after the break scotland pounced on a loose ball only for rev

victory for the west indies was now a numericalformality. 28 to win.ngland back knowing the series was lost. england arrived at rock bottom and now felt themselves thinking. and now felt themselves sinking. after two draws, this was the test when england face pressure. craigbraithwaite. the chance to win has been seized brilliantly by the players and the people of the west indies. joe wilson, bbc news. lots of high—profile voices from the within the game have suggested the time is now forjoe root to stand down. the man himself spoke to the bbc�*s cricket correspondent. although i'm still very passionate about taking this team— although i'm still very passionate about taking this team forward, and i feel about taking this team forward, and i feel like--- — about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm _ about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm desperate - about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm desperate to - about taking this team forward, and i feel like... i'm desperate to turn l i feel like... i'm desperate to t

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and can england pull off a sensational win — on the final day of the second test against west indies? promised us this new formula one season was going to be more competitive and unpredictable — but i'm not sure anyone could have forseen the late drama we saw at the bahrain grand prix today. lewis hamilton was off the pacejust as he feared — started from 5th but ended up on the podium anyway as both red bulls retired in what was a nightmare for max verstappen. all smiles for ferrari though who announced their resurgence with a 1—2, charles leclerc the winner. nick parrott reports: after we they the last formula 1 season —— after the way the last formula 1 season, uncontroversial drama with ringback some fans but who knows what would unfold in bahrain? biggest test to the car is in a generation when charles leclerc gets away from world champion max verstappen but after the first round it stops, an intense battle commence. max verstappen went too far and charles leclerc came to close until another race came to an end. not long after the restart, max verstappen forster is tyre and his re

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west indies l cricket energy antigua. west indies are 170—&, england finished with 311.over the next few days. with the wind is coming up from the south, for most it should be relatively mild. this is the cloud band associated with today's rain. it will contain two peter out as it pushes eastwards, but still some snow over the hills and heavier bursts of rain for the time. not much rain getting east, just a band of cloudy and damp weather. when it clears away from another ireland and northern scotland, some dense fog will form and some frost. for a mouse, with the cloud and breeze and the rain, it will be relatively mild. but still quite grey and misty, the dense fog patches taking a few hours to clear. it looks dry afford northern ireland. to the east of the weather front, if it brightens up in east anglia it will be a very mild day despite the fresh breeze. elsewhere underneath that band of cloud there will be pulses of rain from time to time, we could pick up more across the channel islands and pushing into central and southern england through the evening. that is ahe

west indies are 372 for 6, still trailing england by 135.me this evening as they look to keep their cricket world cup dreams alive. bowler katherine brunt says the squad is "calm" before their must—win match against new zealand in auckland. england, the defending champions, lost their first three games but were much improved in a big win over india. they should make the semi—finals if they win their final three matches, starting against the hosts tonight. every game for us has been a semifinal and we have not relaxed at the start, we are not relaxed now, we are taking every game seriously. we are fighting as hard as you possibly can. for them it will be a must win game as it is false but it is no different to how the last four games have gone. we will approach it in the same way and hopefully give our best display this time. chelsea have a limited number of fans at middlesborough tonight after roman abramovic was sanctioned but they are in control of their fa cup quarter final as i speak. they took the lead in the 15th minute when mason moun

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he was inspired by west indies identity, by black identity, and he still is.d a lot. we have given this world a lot. our faith is strong about that. maybe that's why some folks will look at me at times and say, wow, what an arrogant guy in the way he walked out and stuff like that. it isn't arrogance, ijust believe in human beings. what's the effect of history? well, current west indies players tells us that the series against england is still their most important. the sides play for a new trophy named after old friends viv richards and ian botham. this week, both sides mayjust wish they could still select both of them. don't forget, england's women play their second world cup match at 10.00pm this evening. they also take on the west indies after narrowly losing their first game against australia. there is test match special commentary from new zealand on bbc radio 5 live sports extra and live text and video highlights on the bbc sport website and app. that is the sport for now. jane, thank you very much indeed. ukraine's second city, kharkiv, has been a focal

a couple of quick wickets, including this for ben stokes, gave england hope but after that, west indiesr to bring you, and its bad news for england fast bowler mark wood who's been ruled out of the rest of the series against west indies. scan results have confirmed he has a right elbow injury and needs to return to the uk for specialist treatment. katarina johnson—thompson was unable to defend her pentathlon title on the first day of the world indoor athletics championships in belgrade. johnson—thompson, competing in her first event since withdrawing from the olympic heptathlon with a leg injury last summer, withdrew ahead of the final discipline, the 800 metres. she said afterwards she's healthy and happy to be competing again. great britain's holly mills finished fourth, with belgium's noor vidts taking the title. there was a surprise in the big event of the evening though where switzerland's mujinga kambundji produced the joint fourth fastest run ever to upset the field and take gold in the women's 60m, winning in 6.96 seconds. to tennis, where cameron norrie's defence of the men's i

a few moments ago west indies were xx for xx, a few moments ago west indies were 196—3, still trailingelbow injury and needs to return to the uk for specialist treatment. cameron norrie's defence of the men's indian wells title is over after he was beaten by 18—year—old carlos alcaraz. the british number one lost in straight sets to the spaniard, who faces rafa nadal in the semifinals. and another tennis line to bring you — emma raducanu is set to make her billiejean king cup debut for britain when they face czech republic next month. the us open champion joins harriet dart, katie swan and sonay kartal for the tie in prague. it's day one of the world indoor athletic championships in belgrade, and gb's katarina johnson—thompson and darryl neita are both in action. johnson—thompson has had a tough start, failing at a height of 1.86 metres in the highjump. the reigning champion hasn't competed since withdrawing from the olympic heptathlon with a leg injury last summer, but received an invite from world athletics to compete in belgrade. meanwhile, darryl neita qualified for the 60—metres s

but the west indies stubborn tail added another 105 runs — wicketkeeperjosh da silva with an unbeaten8 runs with england hoping to knock—off the final couple of wickets as they try to win their first series win in the caribbean for 18 years. the saudi arabian grand prix will go ahead as planned on sunday despite a missile attack on an oil facility near the track injeddah. second practice was delayed by 15 minutes after the attack as team bosses and drivers attended a meeting with fi officials. it's reported that yemen's houti rebels claimed responsibility for the attack. as for the racing, ferrari's charles leclerc topped both practice sessions, max verstappen was second for red bull. aston martin's sebastian vettel will miss sunday's race though — he's failed to recover from covid in time. vettel has already missed the season—opener in bahrain last weekend, he'll be replaced again by the reserve driver, nico hulkenberg in jeddah. saudi arabia's human rights record is also under the spotlight again and seven time world champion — lewis hamilton says it should be "easy" for the country

it's slow going in antigua but england's cricketers are back in front in the first test against west indiesam ambitions in the 6 nations? we look ahead to tonight's game in cardiff. ollie hill become britain's first para snowboarding medallist. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting at the cricket in antigua where england still have a lot of batting ahead of them if they're to avoid losing the first test against west indies. they're xx—xx — leading by xx runs our correspondentjoe wilson is following the action there and has the story of day 4 so far. test cricket is all about the challenge. do you accept it? do you relish it? england began their second innings 64 runs behind. alex louise was out for six. but that crawley was getting into his stride. he is in the team to play shots like that. to express himself. there he goes again. fluent england batting. it can happen. confidence is such a precious but fragile commodity it all seemed to disappear in australia where we now truly are feeling the raise of a recovery. cue raindrops of delay. they blew in and they blew out. zach crawley

an update on cricket england in the west indies at the moment is hundred and 48 — 14 at t.ring sunshine and warmth for many. this was cornwall earlier on today. a story which suggests a warm summer's afternoon, not a spring afternoon. high pressure still with us. this little weather front toppling across the north—west of the high has introduced more in the way of cloud, more moisture as well. so, highland scotland this afternoon certainly a cloudier story in comparison to earlier on in the week, and there were a few isolated showers. if we take a look at the satellite picture, it was scotland, northern ireland, north west england impacted by that cloud. there were some breaks and some sunny spells, but the best of the sunshine certainly across england and wales. now, over the next few hours, a lot of that cloud is going to retreat back to the north—west coast, and under clearing skies once again, temperatures falling away quite sharply. low single figures to start the day tomorrow. little patches of early frost and mist first thing in the morning. they will lift quite read

so many reports were sent back of great west indies moments from this very spot.ent test, jason holder failed and when england took his wicket in the opening minutes it felt significant. bonner stepped up. age 33 he still trying to establish himself in test cricket. tough work for a fast bowler and mark wood was soon off the field. west indies took the lead in the match and persistently bonner got to his century as the england bowlers began to look powerless. this is a man who persisted with a cricket career when he could have given up and england's resilience is under scrutiny here. i'll have more for you in the next hour. president zelensky has accused russia of attacking the carragher set up around media poll. 16 days. i realise that game for people, that is life and when we experience these losses we expect the fight that will be over soon and invaders will be defeated soon but this is life, this is war, this struggle and time is needed and patience is needed and our wisdom and energy and the ability to do yourjob to a maximum for us and to encounter a victory

how much would waste india's —— how much with the west indies risk. overton found and enough to make england believe, joe wilson, music news, antigua. —— joe wilson, bbc news, antigua. in rugby union's premiership, leaders leicester tigers scored seven tries as they thrashed london irish 47—28 to maintain their lead at the top of the table. second placed saracens also won today — beating newcastle falcons. there was a shock elsewhere as strugglers worcester beat exeter chiefs 35—31while sale edged past gloucester with a 2 point win. and a bit of a shock too in the united rugby championship as the bulls beat munster. after trailing 29—3, the irish side nearly produced a stunning fightback but felljust short — losing 29—24. it's an all irish tie in tonight's other match as ulster face leinster. over to rugby league and huddersfield giants held on to victory despite an incredible comeback from visiting castleford tigers in the super league. huddersfield created a huge 18—0 lead over the vistors by the end of the first half, but castleford fought back to

west indies will resume 109 behind and holed up with the balance of the match in his hands. —— and jasonter paralympics in beijing, and a worry for the wheelchair curling team as britain's david melrose had to be taken to hospital after falling during their defeat to canada. the team had to replace melrose with gary smith after he fell from his chair while reaching for a delivery stick. melrose suffered a shoulder injury, but was later able to return to the athletes accommodation. gb went on to lose that match 6—3 and were then beaten by south korea, so their medal chances are over. meanwhile, hope gordon has made history by becoming paralympics gb�*s first female para—nordic skier. gordon, who's also a para—canoeist and para—swimmer, only took up the event six months ago. she finished 17th in qualifying in the women's sprint event, with the top 12 going through to the semi—finals. it is cool that i am the first girl, but i think the thing for me is that as long as i am not the only and of a platform for female athletes out there. . on to tennis — and the first masters series event of th

and the women's cricket world cup continues, with england playing west indies — as they look to bouncepool are through to the quarter finals of the champions league, despite losing 1—0 to ten—man inter milan at anfield. teams showed their support for ukraine ahead of the champions league ties. inter milan were two down from the first leg and, while liverpool hit the woodwork three times, the moment of the match belonged to lautaro martinez. a fabulous strike giving the italian champions hope on the hour mark. but moments later, alexis sanchez was sent off for his second yellow card. liverpool hanging on to win 2—1 on aggregate. in the night's other tie, bayern munich thrashed rb salzburg 7—1 to win 8—2 on aggregate. robert lewandowski scored a hat—trick inside the opening 23 minutes, two from the penalty spot, and this one was gifted to him after some poor defending. thomas muller got two of his own on a comfortable night for the six—time champions. meanwhile, premier league matches will no longer be screened in russia, following the country's invasion of neighbouring ukraine. all 20 f

to win england must bowl the west indies out again. clouds will come and go.he six nations, where wales lost to france — who are still on for a first grand slam title since 2010. the french won 13—9 to make it four wins from four. lydia campbell was watching this one for us. this trophy won't be staying in wales come the end of the tournament. but they could still have a say about where it end up. and to add some spice to this run, it was france who stopped them from clinching the grand slam last year. they would be keen to get their own back here. but this french side have been sensational so far and the play to set up the try was another example of that. the boot of dan biggar kept wales within touching distance at half time and in the second half, they nearly took the lead, but for some great defending. the french were rattled and started to resort to some audacious kicks in an attempt to put the game beyond the welsh. this drop goal attempt going just wide. in the final minutes, wales were trying to engineer one last chance. but the french defence just wou

so fast bowlerjayden seales took his wickets to the west indies in front of a uk crowd.ot here. england opened the bowling with woakes and 0verton, and the batters enjoyed them. sojohn campbell could barely believe his dismissal. well, 83—1, and england and 0verton had something. wood and stokes added energy — and when the third wicket fell, england were finally warming up. but they soon met jason holder, the batter. he's a genial man who loves to defy england. west indies will resume 109 behind, and maybe holder with the balance of the match in his hands. joe wilson, bbc news, antigua. no british medals today from the winter paralympics in beijing, and a worry for the wheelchair curling team as britain's david melrose had to be taken to hospital after falling during their defeat to canada. the team had to replace melrose with gary smith after he fell from his chair while reaching for a delivery stick. melrose suffered a shoulder injury, but was later able to return to the athletes' accommodation. gb went on to lose that match 6—3 and were then beaten by south korea, so

collingwood was speaking after england drew the second test against west indies in barbados.ad have moved on from the winter's ashes defeat. 0ne speak on maintenance and they tissue out of the way it was all about what we're going do for the future and everyone is brought into export of every single player or management have bought into the direction we want to go into and the goalfor me was direction we want to go into and the goal for me was always to pass the team on to the series in a better and stronger players and a place where the team will be more self—sufficient. you see it already advertise about more responsibility and more of a voice in their enjoying that so some of the performances will reflect what they are doing in the dressing room. pare are doing in the dressing room. are ou are doing in the dressing room. are you enjoying it? will you throw your cap in the rain? i’m you enjoying it? will you throw your cap in the rain?— cap in the rain? i'm en'oying it. if tirina but cap in the rain? i'm en'oying it. if tiring but when t cap in the rain? i'm en'oying it. if

the west indies decided the bowl after winning the toss, and it wasn't long before their decision indicated the west indians seemed to take full advantage. with dan lawrence the next ago. in terms of hardship, england so often look to ben stokes — but even he couldn't halt the indies charge. alex lees was the only englishman to provide any resistance before roach got the better of him. the wickets continued to tumble, johnny bairstow the next ago without troubling the scores. an all—too—familiar top border collapse was complete as ben vokes was sent back to the pavilion, leaving england reeling on 67—7. the swing of roach continued to wreak havoc with the tourist struggling to reach three figures. but in the face of adversity stepped forward saqib mahmood and jack leach. the pair put on a partnership of 90 for the final wicket to move england passed 200. with the ball or showing the batsmen how it's done on a chaotic opening day. imran said sadat, bbc news. mixed fortunes for british players at the miami open. heather watson beat elina svitolina over three sets in the second round. but us o

collingwood was speaking after england drew the second test against the west indies in barbados.pends on whatjob is over offer. we don't know which of the managing director comes into play is and see whatjobs are over offer. i'm loving being involved. i've always loved working for england as long as i make a difference i'll be happy. england's women have been given a boost at the icc cricket world cup in new zealand. pakistan beat west indies by 8 wickets in a match shortened due to the weather in hamilton, for their first victory in a women's world cup in 13 years. spinner nida dar took a career—best it for 10. that win means if heather knight's england side, who are the defending champions — can earn victories in their two remaining games — they're likely to finish above west indies, and qualify for the semis, because of a superior net run—rate. richard agar has left his position as head coach of leeds rhinos — the super league side have won just once, in their opening six games. the 50—year—old took over in 2019 and led the rhinos to the 2020 challenge cup, their first trophy

pakistan beat west indies by eight wickets for their first victory west indies by eight wickets for theirfirstland side who are the defending champions can earn victory in their two remaining games and likely to finish above west indies and qualify for the semis because of and qualify for the semis because of a superior run rates. the draw for the semifinals of the women's fa cup takes place in an hour. breaking on bbc news. they like will be conducting the drawing of a sports day programmes. shejoins me now. thanks for coming on. in terms of the matches over the weekend we saw them through and less time scraping by against ipswich. which of the games caught your eye? manchester ci and games caught your eye? manchester city and everything — games caught your eye? manchester city and everything was _ games caught your eye? manchester city and everything was a _ games caught your eye? manchester city and everything was a tie - games caught your eye? manchester city and everything was a tie so - city and everything was a tie so obviously convincing by city and they were attempting to beef and obv

the west indies, cricket seam of wraps up a test series victory of england. the when these securing a convincing wicked, when in the 3rd and decisive test and grenade the west indies have dominated this robbery at home, england claimed any one series when in the caribbean, in the last 50 years. and this result leaves the world championship table. england's women have been doing some a better at the world cup baby, bangladesh, by a 100 rungs in their last great mass to reach the semi finals of a donkey top school. but 67. as england posted a song of 235 bangladesh, you were making their wilken w at this tournaments where they felt well short in reply. in the days of the march escapade, india of the last pole. as they successfully chase down a target of 275 to defeat the india who finally broke up. so that knocked south south africa will faced england in the last 4 on the west indies play australia and be free ride will. full season came to an end on sunday at the spectacular setting of verbiage in switzerland for new champions. crowned in by skiing and snowboa

we'll have more details as england spends cricketers -- this time to the west indies. however, there was which better news for the women's team, who have reached the finals of the world cup. also, only one man house and now scored more goals in harry kane after his penalty. gareth southgate. andy murray's miami open is over, and he's beaten by the top seed -- top seed - this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and y

it had some players that give me a favour being in the west indies— give me a favour being in the westot against them in recent times. hopefully we can go strong and put back complete performance that we have haven't found yet together. engtand's — have haven't found yet together. england's fate is in their hands pretty much barring a mathematical miracle. they've got begleyjust to follow pakistan these are games expected to win for the they perhaps are thinking about the semifinals of the i think they'll look to play their best forget on these last two games and really boost that net run rate as we keep talking about to secure that semifinal place. there really have momentum behind them if they do when these last two games going into the semifinals. we all know it's about peeking at the right time and having that momentum behind you when it comes to world club cricket. , , cricket. this will be the venue with a final will be _ cricket. this will be the venue with a final will be played _ cricket. this will be the venue with a final will be played from - cricket. this will be the venue

but the west indies stubborn tail added another 105 runs — wicketkeeperjosh da silva with an unbeatenssile attack on an oil facility near the track injeddah. second practice was delayed by 15 minutes after the attack as team bosses and drivers attended a meeting with fi officials. it's reported that yemen's houti rebels claimed responsibility for the attack. as for the racing, ferrari's charles leclerc topped both practice sessions, max verstappen was second for red bull. aston martin's sebastian vettel will miss sunday's race though — he's failed to recover from covid in time. vettel has already missed the season—opener in bahrain last weekend, he'll be replaced again by the reserve driver, nico hulkenberg in jeddah. saudi arabia's human rights record is also under the spotlight again and seven time world champion — lewis hamilton says it should be "easy" for the country to make changes adding that it's "mind—blowing" to hear some of the stories about abuses in there. northern ireland have been in friendly football action tonight, scoring 2 late goals to win 3—1 away in luxembourg. t

in reply, west indies are 78—3. in reply, west indies are 95—6.nd saqib mahmood with the other wickets so far. chris woakes with three now. england are searching for their first series win in the caribbean for 18 years. at the women's cricket world cup, australia continue to dominate, this time with victory over bangladesh keeping their 100% record in the group stage. the aussies were given a scare, though. chasing 136 to win, they lost their first three wickets for just 26 runs, but beth mooney and annabel sutherland combined for 76 to lead their team to a five—wicket victory. as group winners, they'll meet the fourth—placed team in the quarterfinals. now, he called it the biggest disappointment of his career, but roberto mancini was relucatnt to discuss his future as italy manager after his side's shock world cup qualifying exit to north macedonia last night. just eight months after winning the european championship, italy were beaten 1—0 in their playoff semifinal. veteran defender giorgio chiellini said they were "crushed", but he admitted the

england's bowlers are fighting back on day two of the deciding test against the west indies.gh. and then mahmood got into the act with a lbw here. and here is three wickets for chris woakes. 134—7 west indies, still 70 behind england's first innings total of 204. the women's six nations gets going tomorrow, and kicking the tournament off are scotland and england for the opener in edinburgh. england are on one heck of a run at the moment. they've won the last 18 matches. for scotland, it's all about a "new energy" for them, according to their captain, as they look to cause an upset against the world's number one ranked side. we can head to edinburgh now and join our reporterjo currie, who's there for us. jo, as much as england are the heavy favourites, but scotland still come into the match on a high. they have qualified for the world cup later this year.— cup later this year. absolutely. both cup later this year. absolutely. idoth teams _ cup later this year. absolutely. both teams come _ cup later this year. absolutely. both teams come into - cup later this year. absolutely.

a had scripted 204 in the first innings, west indies had looked very comfortable in reply.28 for seven just before tea. since then, joseph and da silva have dug in, but woke hasjust taken joseph thomas of the west indies are 182-8. joseph thomas of the west indies are 182—8. england are searching for theirfirst series win 182—8. england are searching for their first series win in the caribbean for 18 years. while, at the women's cricket world cup, australia continued to dominate. this time with victory over bangladesh, keeping their 100% record in the group stages. the aussies where given a scare, chasing 136 to win, they lost their first three wickets for just 26 runs. but beth mooney and annabel sutherland combined for 76 to lead their team to a five wicket victory. as group winners, they'll meet the fourth—placed team in the quarterfinals. the saudi arabia formula one grand prix is still going ahead despite a missile attack, hitting an oil facility injeddah where the race is being held causing smoke to billow across the track. second practise was delayed for a quarter of

collingwood is currently in charge of the team for the tour of the west indies. we don't know until a managing director comes in to place and then we will see whatjobs are up for offer. but i am loving being involved, i have always loved working for england, and as long as i make a difference, i will be happy. boris becker's trial in london continues. the former tennis star is accused of failing to hand over assets to settle his bankrupty debts. becker was declared bankrupt in 2017 and is alleged to have been hiding assets and transactions worth over £45 million. the 54—year—old failed to hand over his trophies, including his 1985 wimbledon title, as well as silverware from his win at the australian open in 1991 and 1996. he denies all charges. that is all this bought from us for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. as we've been reporting, president biden has said there are clear signs vladimir putin may be preparing to use chemical and biological weapons in ukraine. in the capital kyiv, there's a new curfew after the russian attack on a shopping centre

england face west indies tonight as they look to bounce back from their defeat to australia on saturdayd lose their opening game to india five years ago, and went on to win the tournament. tammy beaumont insists they can draws upon that experience. i think obviously is getting to not get the two points on the board in your first world cup game but at the same time i think that was a really good account of ourselves and particularly the batting in the chassis is was not up to standard, not up to the way we want to play, and go out there in the dj 311 was a great way to go about it. so lots of them i think is a bit cliche and sport that you can take les from a defeat, but was i think it's true. a lot of teams can, anyone can beat anyone, you will see a number of upsets this world cup, there will be no easy games are no easy run—in to hopefully get to a semifinal in the final again. we did lose against india in 2017, says that the end of the world being no points from one game, but this is where we really have to turn it around and not take them lightly. meanwhile, australia built on their

so them knocked out south africa. phase england in the last 4 and the west indies will play australia and the free ride will till season came to an end on sunday at the spectacular assessing of verbiage in switzerland for new champions, crowned by skiing and snowboarding with events taking place of paste on the huge mountain faces that the 2020, the season has taken in 5 competitions across austria, canada, and dora from okay, that is hey, support is looking for now. let's get back to mary. i'm inland. andy, thank you very much. that wraps up the news. our but tele be much more news in a couple of minutes time. we'll have another full bullshit for you at $2200.00 g m t ah join the debate. there is no he job bad little you know? mean, if anyone here talks about women that i had 2 horses dusted, this'll be ashamed of themselves. no topic is off the table. we were taught to see abortion as a one way ticket strength and health all the companies. they deny any responsibility, even though they have the resources and the power to fix it, where a global audience becomes a global community. th

and if we could have capitalised on that then we could have the west indies six, seven, eight down.we can keep the ball moving, although it's not happening fast off the wicket. .. if we can keep it moving in the air, it gives us a chance to try and get those wickets. and you can follow all the latest from antigua on the bbc sport website — live text commentary there. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. that's all for me for now, though. just a statement from chelsea on that abramovich sanction that we have heard about. chelsea are saying that by virtue of his hundred percent ownership of chelsea, the club would normally be subject to the same sanctions, but the uk government has permitted a general licence to allow chelsea to continue certain activities. and intent to engage with discussions with the government regarding the scope of the license, including seeking permission for the lessons to be amended in order to allow the club to operate as normal, as normally as possible. that is the statementjust in from chelsea. as we've been hearing, the chelsea fc owner roman abramovich has been sancti

to cricket and, as england prepare for theirfirst test against the west indies tomorrow in antiguia,king tojoe wilson, he reflected on his time as a player while the west indies were at the height of their success; and the impact he had as a role model for young black men. but, on his birthday, richards began by talking about getting older! as the days go by, you may not look your age but certainly the feeling, you do feel it. it doesn't quite see what happens inside but i'm very grateful. thankful. you what happens inside but i'm very grateful. thankful.— grateful. thankful. you are inspiring — grateful. thankful. you are inspiring for _ grateful. thankful. you are inspiring for all _ grateful. thankful. you are inspiring for all races - grateful. thankful. you are inspiring for all races but i inspiring for all races but especially black people in the uk. you simply his courage and strength and did you feel at the time and do you feel that now? i and did you feel at the time and do you feel that now?— you feel that now? i always felt that as a young _ you feel that now? i always fe

the west indies are aiming to maintain their home dominance over england since 1968 england the half trans and just one test series went to the caribbean. on day 2 of the 1st test, the west indies are under a bit of pressure there. $127.00 full full in reply to english 1st in total of $311.00. when he's up to his record it gives a face to melbourne. cricket the ground will host a memorial service still strain in leg finish. shane one on march. the 30th one died of a suspected heart attack and thailand on friday at the age of $52.00. while he was born and raised in melbourne and the ground has become a focal point for tributes to the legendary bolen message from you up santa. thank you very much indeed. i lawrence, who is going to be here in a couple of minutes worth more on all these stories, including the childrens hospital that's been bombed in the ukrainian city of mario poll. but 1st, we're going to leave you with these images of musicians from cubes. classic symphony orchestra have been playing in maidens for to play the ukrainian national anthem as russian forces advanced on th

a disastrous time down under in australia, and now this latest series defeat in west indies have ledcalls for him to step down as test captain. under root�*s leadership, england have only won once in their last 17 test matches, and they've a busy summer ahead. patrick geary reports. the end of the match, the end perhaps of something more. and yet we can't know what goes on behind those shades, but despite it all, england's captain thinks he sees a way through. i’m england's captain thinks he sees a way through-— way through. i'm still very passionate _ way through. i'm still very passionate about - way through. i'm still very passionate about taking i way through. i'm still very l passionate about taking this way through. i'm still very - passionate about taking this team forward. ifeel like the passionate about taking this team forward. i feel like the support of the dressing room behind me, and i'm desperate to turn that around and see them smiling, celebrating, because we don't feel that far away. a feeling not shared by everyone. england won once in 17 matches and have been on th

ben stokes next, west indies rampant.of a buzzing hometown crowd in leeds — a familiar venue for him. he put his opponent down in the first, and sensed an early finish. but it went to the seventh, when the ref stopped the fight. glory for warrington, after defeat and a draw in his last two fights. england continued their world cup preparations with a 2—1 friendly win over switzerland at wembley, although they had to come from behind to win. there was a landmark for captain harry kane to celebrate too, level with sir bobby charlton now on 49 england goals. england struggled to assert themselves again the swiss who went ahead through bree embolo after 20 minutes. luke shaw made it1 all before harry kane equalled sir bobby charlton�*s total of 49 goals for england. wayne rooney hold the record with 53. the republic of ireland 2—2 with the world�*s number one ranked side belgium in dublin. the irish twice came from behind and alan browne made it 2—2 with 5 minutes left on the clock. christian eriksen has made a remarkable ret

the west indies decided to bowl after winning the toss, and it wasn't long before their decision wasbut even he couldn't halt the windies charge. alex lees was the only englishman to provide any resistance before roach got the better of him. the wickets continued to tumble — johnny bairstow the next to go without troubling the scorers. an all—too—familiar top order collapse was complete as ben foakes was sent back to the pavilion, leaving england reeling on 67—7. the swing of roach continued to wreak havoc, with the tourists struggling to reach three figures. but in the face of adversity, step forward saqib mahmood and jack leach. the pair put on a partnership of 90 for the final wicket to move england past 200. with the baller showing the batsmen how it's done on a chaotic opening day. imran sidat, bbc news. mixed fortunes for british players at the miami 0pen. heather watson beat elina svitolina over three sets in the second round. but us open champion emma raducanu is out — she was beaten by two sets to one by katerina siniakova, of the czech republic. the rfu say eddiejones is st

and the women's cricket world cup continues, with england playing west indies as they look to bouncepions league ties. inter milan were two down from the first leg and, while liverpool hit the woodwork three times, the moment of the match belonged to lautaro martinez. a fabulous strike giving the italian champions hope on the hour mark. but moments later, alexis sanchez was sent off for his second yellow card. liverpool hanging on to win 2—1 on aggregate. in the night's other tie, bayern munich thrashed rb salzburg 7—1 to win 8—2 on aggregate. robert lewandowski scored a hat—trick inside the opening 23 minutes, two from the penalty spot, and this one was gifted to him after some poor defending. thomas muller got two of his own on a comfortable night for the six—time champions. meanwhile, premier league matches will no longer be screened in russia, following the country's invasion of neighbouring ukraine. all 20 flights clubs unanimously agreed at a meeting in london today. 0urfootball reporter simon stone has the details. the premier league clubs, all 20 clubs, have met for four hour

to win england must bowl the west indies out again. clouds will come and go.ns from four. lydia campbell was watching this one for us. this trophy won't be staying in wales come the end of the tournament. but they could still have a say about where it end up. and to add some spice to this run, it was france who stopped them from clinching the grand slam last year. they would be keen to get their own back here. but this french side have been sensational so far and the play to set up the try was another example of that. the boot of dan biggar kept wales within touching distance at half time and in the second half, they nearly took the lead, but for some great defending. the french were rattled and began to resort to some audacious kicks in an attempt to put the game beyond the welsh. this drop goal attempt going just wide. in the final minutes, wales were trying to engineer one last chance. but the french defence just wouldn't be breached and that was that. a third defeat in four for last year's winners, while for france the grand slam is still on. well both ire

root is under pressure after england's test series defeat to west indies.he role. root tweeted this afternoon that... a new e—scooter series starts on a street circuit in london next month. one of the competitors is the former champion speed skater elise christie, who's explained how the experience can help her when back on the ice again. they are very difficult to machines and very fast and going hundred clubbers per hour, and it was a challenge to learn to lose the throttle and use breaks. i am normallyjust break myself or going myself and it was very different experience. i didn't really know whether i was fully done with the sport or not, and i watched the olympics, and obviously watching people race at 500 and winning their medals and that, i was just so excited watching it again, and i would love to be back to the best in the world again, but i haven't been on the ice in a long time, i haven't even stepped into the ice rink since i was hired. you can see more you can see more on you can see more on that and the rest of the news on the bbc sport websit

and left his family for the west indies. when robert was only six years old. the shadow that light horse harry cast over the lee name. was one that robert struggled to redeem. hence that broad streak of perfectionism and his behavior. but robert also yearned to breathe free of his father's reputation in other ways. he wanted independence. he wanted to be his own man. and in one sense his marriage to married costas was an attempt to stake out a realm for himself. but he also yearned for security. the security his father had denied him. so while most of lee's contemporaries at west point left the army as soon as they had received their taxpayer provided college degree and could decently resign and go into private engineering practice or some other profession. lee stays with the army as the one certain profession and paycheck that he could count on. the hinge factor in this pursuit of independence security and perfection was arlington it was as much to protect arlington for his family. as it was for virginia. that he chose to resign his commission and refuse the

some low or the resistance have given their west indies cricketers and lead on day two of their thirdciding test with england and grenada. a flurry of wickets, other side of lunch, put england in control at 95 to 6. the winds rallied the. josh da silva half century helping them to 232 for a. meaning there are now 28 runs ahead. meanwhile, women's world cup host, new zealand, beat pakistan by 71 runs to maintain their very slim chance of qualifying for the semifinals. the captain led them to 26. and tennis, we're cameron lori beat fellow british, jack deeper in straight sets to reach the third round of the miami open. lori, at the top of your picture here, took a first set tiebreak before breaking in the seventh game of the second to win that six for. he will now face the french player in the next round. andy murray returns to action tonight, facing the top seed, daniel medvedev. meanwhile, will become the first polish tennis player to hold the world number one ranking after defeating victoria goal of itch in the second round of the miami open. the 20-year-old will replace ash barty at

the first test of england's tour of the west indies gets under way on tuesday.oe root has admitted that he considered his role as captain after that series, but believes that he's the right man to lead the team going forward, in what could be a fresh start for the side. i think this is a great i think this 3 a great opportunity for a number i think this 3 a great opportunity fora number of i think this 3 a great opportunity for a number of guys to step up, take on some different roles and really develop — take on some different roles am really develop themselves as players, and become more leaders within this group. we've seen that in small snippets so far, the real test will be to see if they can do that in the tests. a really great opportunity to see those guys grab that chance, and really relish that opportunity is exactly what we are looking for. fans around the world are still reeling from the death of shane warne at the age of 52. police in thailand have said the autopsy report on the australian cricketer concluded that he died of natural causes. warne's f

disappointmnet of the ashes, england's mens cricketers have finally found the scoring touch in west indieson from his overnight 119, he made 150 but the star of the day without a doubt. ben stokes hitting his 11th test century in thrilling style offjust 114 balls as england declared on 507 for 9, honourable mention to matt fisher, grabbing a wicket with his second ball in test cricket to leave windies on 71—1 at stumps. to the six nations and some surprises from eddiejones after naming his england side for saturday's match with grand slam chasing france in paris leicester's freddie steward, swaps to the wing with george furbank replacing him. sam underhill comes into the back row in place of the injured tom curry and ben youngs replaces harry randall at scrum—half. england are attempting to avoid a second successive fifth—place finish in the championship, with defeat potentially leaving only italy below them in the table. finn russell has been dropped for scotland's game with ireland and will start on the bench against ireland, with blair kinghorn preferred at number 10. edinburgh's kingho