we will hear from the burnley manager injust we will hear from the burnley manager in just a we will hear from the burnley manager injust a moment we will hear from the burnley manager in just a moment on what great when it was the burnley, but first let's from david moyes and that crowd trouble. since i have been hit, the supporters have been really good. you cannot cross the line and come onto the pitch. the players, we want them to keep focus and overall i have got to say that a lot of them did a really good job, not in football terms but in the way they behaved. we played, stayed calm, shifted the ball quickly, got into good pockets, had better opportunities. that was how we were la st opportunities. that was how we were last weekend against everton sol was pleased with that reaction but you cannot play like we did in the first half and expect things to go well but it was a good win. what a big win for newcastle. that result could prove pivotal in the fight to step in this premier league. absolutely, newcastle were the big winners today. it was a bit of brazilian magic on tynesid

two very easy goals gifted to burnley today, which ta kes goals gifted to burnley today, which takes them pressure off them and keeps the pressure on us stop that is five defeats on the trot. while our own form and points are good, simply not good enough. today. yet again. i'm very disappointed. john, less — bournemouth, i—i. amazing free kick, watch match of the day. 96 minutes in, a lot of injury time, bournemouth won't be happy. it was a rid goal, curling the ball around the wall. —— it was a brilliant goal. spurs, huddersfield, tottenham winning 2—0. they've to big game this week. 17 unbeaten now. two goals for son. players were arrested and son came off, dem ballet came off, harry kane stayed on, you are right, a big game on wednesday. —— dembele came off. i wonder what pochettino has to say about that game today. never easy to play premier league games, today was tough, but i am happy, i'm pleased that we are... how have today but back goals affect the table. liverpool at the moment are up to second, oh, no, that says their fourth there. as are up to second, oh, n

it was sparked when ashley the arms put in a golfer burnley. all the animosity directed towards the director's box and the co—owners. they were eventually moved away, ta ken co—owners. they were eventually moved away, taken away from the stadium, to try to cool things down. but very nasty scenes indeed. west ham have lost four out of the last five. the club said they are investigating is well and there has been an emergency meeting by board members to get their heads around this but it is not at all what west ham want see. a brilliant win from burnley. but first let's him from the west ham manager on that crowd trouble. we want the supporters behind us. since i have been here they had been really good but you cannot cross the line and come on the pitch. the prey is, we want them to keep the focus, and overall a lot of them have done a good job. —— players. not in football terms in the way they behaved. we played, stay calm, shifted the ball quickly, got into pockets and opened up better opportunities. that looked more like we were last

they were beaten again this afternoon. 2—1 at home by burnley. the home side remain 10 points from safety with just six matches to go now. a spectacular volley from ashley barnes set burnley on the way to victory. chris wood got the other, before salomon rondon netted a late consoloation for the home side. the team in the training yesterday we re the team in the training yesterday were not the team i saw in the first half. that comes down to not engaging the position. staying at home, we were so kind of defensive minded in the first home, we were so kind of defensive minwe'ésnthiééifiia z’itj " ' ” ' really difficult for us with getting really difficult for us with every home game there is pressure from fans. we have got to be big enough to deal with that. newcastle united have taken a massive step towards securing their premier league survival. a 1—0 win over huddersfield has taken them to 35 points. the goal came late. perez was the scorer. newcastle are now 7 points above the relegation zone, but things a looking more precarious for

burnley were not distracted by the turmoil and went on to win comfortably by 3—0. the west ham protest continued after the game and the club and the fa say they will investigate. anyone who has got that aggressive frustration, don't come to the five home games that are left because we need everyone all together to try to get this result, particularly in the five home games. the next five home games look pretty bleak, because there is no way the team will be able to play and get the points to stay up. that atmosphere must never come back in the last five games. note the winter paralympics in pyeongchang. pa ralympics note the winter paralympics in pyeongchang. paralympics have won couple of medals overnight. millie knight and brett wild claimed their second medal. menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe finished in the bronze medal position. kate gray reports. it has been another brilliant day for paralympic gb. two medals to add to the silver they won yesterday. it was the honour of the silver medal, millie knight and her guide brett wild, that were first down the super g

burnley, though, weren't distacted by the turmoil, and went on to win comfortably by 3—0. but the west ham protests continued after the game and both the club and the fa say they will investigate. anyone who has got that aggressive frustration, don't come to the home games because we need everybody all working together to try and that sufficient results in the five home games which we thought were all going to be a strength but became a massive weakness. the next games at home but pretty bleak because there is no way the team is going to be able to play and get the point to stay up. that much —— that atmosphere must never come back in the last five games. now to the winter paralympics in pyeongchang, where paralympics gb have won a couple of medals overnight. millie knight and brett wild claimed their second silver medals of the games in the women's super—g for visually—impaired skiers. while menna fitzpatrick and jen kehoe finished third. kate grey reports. two medals to add to the silver they won yesterday and it was nearly night and had dyed bright wild that wil

at the london stadium, west ham lost to burnley by 3—0. the game was marred by ugly burnley by 3—0. the game was marred by ugly scenes during the second—half, when a number of west ham fans took to the pitch to protest against the owners. the fa and the premier league have condemned the disturbances and say they will be seeking observations from a west ham and the club has launched an inquiry. west ham are three points above the relegation zone. we want the supporters behind us zone. we want the supporters behind us and since i've been here they've been really good. but you can't ci’oss been really good. but you can't cross the line had come on the pitch. the players had gone one down and we want them to keep their focus and we want them to keep their focus and overall a lot of them did a really good job. not football—wise at times in the second half but certainly in the way they behaved. west brom's problems continue as they were thrashed 4—1 at home by leicester city. they had gone ahead early on but goals from jamie vardy, mahrez and others saw them sink further into trou

, james tarkowski, burnley centre half, also, alfie mawson, centre half from swa nsea, also, alfie mawson, centre half from swansea, and lewis cook, bournemouth midfielder. four new faces in this particular squad which started at 27, very big, much smaller, the squad that goes to the world cup. italy at wembley on tuesday, this one, and then friendlies against nigeria and costa rica at wembley, injune, four nigeria and costa rica at wembley, in june, four matches, nigeria and costa rica at wembley, injune, four matches, not long for gareth southgate to get the squad together. 20 fans have travelled to amsterdam, 5000 expected inside the johan cruyff arena, many in town today, 25 arrests overnight, but from what i saw, on the whole, it was good—natu red and from what i saw, on the whole, it was good—natured and they will be travelling near to this stadium to get behind england tonight. a young, experimental team, and gareth southgate has said that ahead of the tournament, in russia, he is excited about this squad. i'm pretty clear on the vast majority of the squad. and if we have to pl

presence and tighter security measures in place after crowd trouble during last saturday's defeat to burnley. an emergency meeting was held tonight to discuss the pitch invasions and protests that at one point saw captain mark noble wrestle a fan to the ground. the group in charge of stadium safety has also warned any future trouble could lead to closure of the stadium. penhill ridden by paul townend won the big race of the day, the stayers hurdle at cheltenham. the 12—1 shot saw off the challenge of supasundae to become the sixth win at this year's festival for trainer willie mullins. mullins later had another success to become the leading cheltenham festival trainer overall with 61 victories. you know, when you start training in ireland, one of your missions is to get one winner in cheltenham. you don't think you would get three. it comes as a huge surprise. a delighted at the same time. tiger woods has continued his comeback today at the arnold palmer invitational. he ended the first round in second, on four under. woods has been in fine form and this putt on the 7th was one of a number

burnley weren't distacted by the turmoil, and went on to win comfortably by 3 goals to nil, but the west ham protests continued after the game and both the club and the fa say they will investigate. the atmosphere was horrible. 0bviously the atmosphere was horrible. obviously we have had fans running on the pitch, and we know, to be honest, we know a lot of its isn't aimed at the players. it is for other reasons. but we have to be many enough to be able to play in that atmosphere. it is hard, don't get me wrong. manchester united have opened up a 5—point lead in the race for 2nd place in the premier league after they beat liverpool 2—1 at old trafford yesterday. striker marcus rashford scored both of his sides goals in the first half. a fantastic first effort before a deflected shot put united out of reach. west bromwich albion are still firmly bottom of the table after a 4—1 defeat at home to leicester city. the result means the pressue continues to pile up on manager alan pardew having lost the last five premier league games and the club has only one league win since august. we h

hazard. security at west ham's game tomorrow against southampton. during the hammers‘ 3—0 defeat to burnley two weeks ago. a significant increase in the number of stewards. in windsor ahead of the royal wedding. through full body scanners to get in. able to stop if there is overcrowding. at windsor castle in may. let's have a look at the travel situation now. and charing cross and east finchley to moorgate. 0n the trains, 0verground is part closed, too. tfl rail is also suspended between liverpool street and shenfield. due to a reported gas leak. for a police investigation. let's have a check on the weather now with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. to the afternoon it will feel more like wet friday. like wet friday. showers in the forecast later on today. today. bright early start, not quite as chilly as yesterday. chilly as yesterday. temperatures between three and five celsius. between three and five celsius. morning and eventually we will see the showers coming from the south. the showers coming from the south. heavy, thundery, there could even be a bit of halo round as well. a bi

burnley goalkeeper nick pope is one of four uncapped players in gareth southgate's england squad to face the netherlands and italy. pope's team—mate james tarkowski, plus swansea defender alfie mawson and bournemouth midfielder lewis cook, are also included. arsenal's jack wilshere and danny welbeck are also called up. with just three months until the world cup in russia, southgate insisted his players are not being distracted by the political tensions between london and moscow. here's our reporter ade adedoyin. 0ver over the last week there have been calls for england to boycott the world cup in light of the former russian spy being poisoned in salisbury. the football association said their plans remains the same. gareth southgate said today he will leave it to the fa to make any decisions but he conceded that there are decisions but he conceded that there a re protocols to decisions but he conceded that there are protocols to make sure players are protocols to make sure players are comfortable with playing in russia. i think it is out of my control and the likes of robert and the sen

so some big chances for these players and one of those is the burnley inform goalkeeper nick pope who began the season as the understudy to tom heaton. he was injured and then in came nick pope, he enjoyed a series of great performances and some clean sheets as well. up against the likes ofjoe hart, jordan pickford, for the number onejersey. hart, jordan pickford, for the number one jersey. but he hart, jordan pickford, for the number onejersey. but he has many fa ns number onejersey. but he has many fans who believed that he should be given his opportunity. just a few yea rs given his opportunity. just a few years ago he played non—league football, he has had a meteoric rise and told us just how much it meant to him. in football things change quickly and things are rarely set in stone. over any period of time. i'm not taking anything for granted at club level let alone england level. that is how you have to be in this profession. in the world cup there must be one goalkeeper, one slot, eight games left in the premier league season. i think it is every man for himself. wales' footba

scenes at london stadium as west ham fans invaded the pitch cheering their three nil home defeat to burnley many were protesting against the board and the joint chairman who had to be escorted from their seats before the end of the game the loss was west ham's third straight league defeat their fifteenth in the table just three points above the relegation zone well that result leaves burnley just two points behind sixth place arsenal who play on sunday their wins to forever to newcastle leicester and chelsea antonio conti side surviving a late scared to be crystal palace two one barcelona very extended their lead in the spanish league to eleven points they beat malaga to mail on saturday the catalans were without leo messi who took time off after the birth of his third child but even with their star player missing balsawood dominant goals from louis suarez and felipe continue sealed the win second place atletico madrid will be looking to close that merrick up again when they play celta vigo on sunday. two goals from christiana rinaldo helped real madrid to a two one win over a bar that saw

outside the football league beforejoining burnley. he only got his chance because of injury to tom heaton. now he could make his international debut in the forthcoming friendlies with the netherlands and italy. if you are questioning if he is the right pick for the job, questioning if he is the right pick for thejob, he says he is a safe pairof for thejob, he says he is a safe pair of hands having never dropped a bottle on his milk round. no, iwas bottle on his milk round. no, i was kleenex mac it was a float, electric. what is the best thing about england goalkeeper? can i call myself that if i haven't played? i think it isjust the honour, really. obviously the moment from thursday. getting around people and been there from the start, people have travelled the journey with them —— with me. to share that with them —— with me. to share that with them —— with me. to share that with them is something i will never forget. it will be a great story of the does get selected. fantastic to hear how much it means to represent his co

they fought and equalised but it is not enough, because they've got arsenal, spurs, west ham, burnley and liverpool in the next five games. at front. here is the midfielder. i thought the effort was there. up until they actually scored, they did not cause is too many problems, considered we were a man down. with ten men, you're going to leave gaps and we wanted to go, obviously to get the equaliser and push for all three points with ten men, which unfortunately, the flip side of that is things at the other end are going to open up a bit and unfortunately they got that goal. crystal palace keep dipping in and out of the relegation zone but a 2—nil win over huddersfield means they are back out of it. the first win in eight games. no coincidence that it coincided with the return of their key player. huddersfield did not have a shot on target until the 81st minute, i think it was. a 2—0 win and an excellent performance. i always said there were going to be plenty of twists and turns before the last game of the season comes around in may, so today was a very important one for us becaus

arsenal cotton, burnley, liverpool. playing with votes one man from an all in the game as good issue to the limit. i thought the effort was there. up until they actually scored, they did not cause is too many problems, considered we were a many problems, considered we were a man down. with ten men, you're going to leave gaps and we wanted to go, obviously to get the equaliser and push for all three points with ten men, which unfortunately, the flip side of that is things at the other end are going to open up a bit and u nfortu nately end are going to open up a bit and unfortunately the court that call. it looked a bit fa for others. fortunately, that super goal, exactly where we bought him. obviously, in the last few games, it has paid dividends for others, in terms of points. winning away from home is the first time since we have one at newcastle, when i first arrived, added bits is on the 40 point mark now so even though mathematically we are not sick, don't think anyone is good to catch us in the bottom of points. wi

bottom of the table west brom edge closer to relegation with defeat to burnley. celtic are within nine points of winning the scottish premiership title for a seventh successive season. brendan rodgers' side beat ross county. rangers are 12 points behind them in second place. they came back from two goals down against motherwell to draw 2—2. jamie murphy with the equaliser against his former club. england's cricketers will resume play on day three of the second test against new zealand in just over an hour's time, with the hosts trailing by 115 runs. stuart broad took four wickets for 38, as england attempt to level the series at 1—1. patrick gearey reports. a glance around christchurch boss —— christchurch's green and pleasant land and you would think it was england. jonnny bairstow first lunar south 154 days ago. this century suggest he feels comfortable. home is where the heart is. ten minutes later it seemed to forget where the fielder was. england 307 all out. no time to rest forjohnny. in ten minutes he would be in another set of gloves. in place, to

scenes at london stadium as west ham fans invaded the pitch cheering their three nil home defeat to burnley many were protesting against the board and the joint chairman who had to be escorted from their seats before the end of the game the loss was west ham's third straight league defeat their fifteenth in the table just three points above the relegation zone well that result leaves burnley just two points behind sixth place arsenal who play on sunday their wins to forever to newcastle leicester and chelsea antonia country side surviving a late scared to be crystal palace two one barcelona very extended their lead in the spanish league to eleven points they beat malaga to mail on saturday the catalans were without leo messi who took time off after the birth of his third child but even with their star player missing balsawood dominant goals from louis suarez and felipe continue sealed the win second place atletico madrid will be looking to close that merrick up again when they play celta vigo on sunday. two goals from christiana rinaldo helped real madrid to a two one win over a bar that sa

ugly scenes at london stadium as west ham fans invaded the pitch sharing their three no home defeat to burnley many were protesting against the board in the joint chairman who had to be escorted from their seats before the end of the game the loss was west ham's third straight league defeat their fifteenth in the table just three points above the relegation zone well that result leaves burnley two points behind sixth place arsenal who play on sunday or wins two for everton newcastle and leicester chelsea and crystal palace are in action right now chelsea lead to no in the second half there in the spanish top flight two goals from christiane an elder ensured real madrid hold on to third place in the standings but they were made to work for their win against eighth place to a bar even remise in the fiftieth minute cancelled out ronaldo first half strike but the portugal captain scored his second with six minutes remaining to secure a two one win well that result means rayleigh now twelve points off barcelona's lead for the moment the play malaga later on saturday. remained just a point behind af

ugly scenes at london stadium as west ham fans invaded the pitch during their three nil home defeat to burnley many were protesting against the board and the joint chairman who had to be escorted from their seats before the end of the game the loss was west ham's third straight league defeat their fifteenth in the table just three points above the relegation zone well that result leaves burnley just two points behind sixth place arsenal who play on sunday their wins to forever to newcastle leicester and chelsea antonio conti side surviving a late scared to be crystal palace to one barcelona extend their lead in the spanish league to eleven points they were malaga two nil on sunday the catalans were without lino messi who took time off after the birth of his the child but even with their star player missing basso were dominant goals lewis torres continues sealed the win second place and let it go madrid will be looking to close that merit gap again when they play celta vigo on sunday. two goals from christie on the rinaldo helped real madrid to a two one win over a bar that saw them just hold o

burnley and leicester remain in 7th and 8th, just ahead of watford and and everton. at the other end: swansea have leapt from 18th to 13th — ahead of west ham on ponts difference. huddersfield and southampton slipped down to 15th and 17th. palace are no in the drop zone, they play manchester united on monday. well, the weather has played havoc with most fixtures in scotland but both of today's scottish cup game survived, aberdeen will have to replay kilmarnock after they drew 1—1 but celtic are safely into the semifinals, beating championship side greenock morton 3—0. joe lynsky reports. at parkhead, it takes a lot to call a celtic match. this weekend, more than most, the glasgow spirit has been tested. but to seal domestic perfection, this club must clear all the obstacles. the manager wasn't pleased to see it go on, he wanted it postponed, perhaps to put off the onslaught. they knew they would come under strain but in the first half, they held firm. celtic blood bank dreams in europe are done for this year, now there want the rest of the trophies. they looked

it was enough to get a good one today. good win the firm burnley. —— win there. elsewhere, there was a good win for newcastle as they eased their relegation concerns. kennedy scored his first two goals for the club after arriving on loan from chelsea. matt richie added a third as they beat a poor southampton side 3—0. overall the spirit of the team was really poor. with our spirit and character, you can play bad, you can have a difficult day, it could be a really difficult game, but you have to show this is how to play. west brom's big problems continue as they remain rooted to the bottom of the table. they were thrashed 4—1 at home by leicester city. the baggies had gone ahead early on, but goals from vardy, mahrez, iheanacho and iborra sees them sink further into trouble. cenk tosun scored for the second successive game to seal a third straight home win for everton. they beat brighton 2—0. the visitors finished with ten men at goodison park after anthony knockaert was sent off in the closing stages. swansea hung on for a hard—earned point at huddersfiel

burnley white back to beat everton and end a run of ii premier league matches without a win, substitute chris wood heading the winner. elsewhere in swansea are 1-0 the winner. elsewhere in swansea are 1—0 up against west ham. and moussa dembele scored twice as celtic beating greenock morton then the scottish cup. 0n the other game aberdeen are up against kilmarnock. the body which sets the rules for world football has approved the use of video replay technology throughout the sport. the system has been used on a trial basis in several countries including some cup matches in england, but it has proved controversial. earlier our sports correspondent richard conway told me what the decision could mean for football. it means in effect, it's a fundamental change in the officiating of the game. the laws of the game were codified over 150 years ago. one of the most significant moments in modern football history. we will see it in leagues and competitions, we will see it in the world cup at russia, that decision will be rubber—stamped at a meeting next month. will we see it in the english p

west ham lost to burnley but pitch invasions and crowd disturbances overshadowed the match. the football association has strongly condemned the incidence of. manchester united beat liverpool 2-1. manchester united beat liverpool 2—1. manchester city's lead is down to 13 points that they play on monday night. there were wins for hamilton and kilmarnock in the scottish premiership. leaders celtic play rangers tomorrow. great britain secured a medal on the opening day of competition at the winter paralympics in south korea. teenager millie knight celebrated silver with her guide in the visually impaired downhill skiing. kate gray reports. the opening run of these paralympics fell in the hand of british debutant menna fitzpatrick and her guidejen kehoe. in the spotlight did not last long. the unpredictability of the downhill was too much and they crashed out on the first bend. luckily, no harm done. 0ver crashed out on the first bend. luckily, no harm done. over to the reigning world champions, millie knight, who only has 5% vision, and her guide brett wild. they have had thei

united's next home game at the london stadium — after crowd trouble on saturday as the team lost to burnley. at an emergency meeting yesterday, the club was also warned it could play behind closed doors — if there's a repeat of the trouble. the family of a toddler from carshalton say they need to find £80,000 to fund treatment before he loses his hearing altogether. benjamin needs cochlear implants, but they can't be funded by the nhs under current guidelines. we wa nt we want him to be able to hear the ocean, hear the birds, we want him to be able to hear the ocean, hearthe birds, dance we want him to be able to hear the ocean, hear the birds, dance to a song, to hear the singing ocean, hear the birds, dance to a song, to hearthe singing in ocean, hear the birds, dance to a song, to hear the singing in the car. around the dinner table, we wa nt to car. around the dinner table, we want to be able to join car. around the dinner table, we want to be able tojoin in car. around the dinner table, we want to be able to join in with car. around the dinner table, we want to be able tojoin in wit

abuse, rape and murder of rohingya people and structured of their home and villages primarily by the burnley ‘s military. this is not only a human tragedy, it is a humanitarian catastrophe. since august 2017, nearly 680,000 rohingya refugees have sought shelter in bangladesh. the un special reporter for human rights in burma recently stated that the conflict had all the hallmarks of genocide, however i must tell the house that the only path to prosecution for genocide or crimes against humanity is by the international criminal court. it is a legal process. burma is not a party to the red statute and must either refer it is often the court will be referred by the un security council. now, neither is actuality is likely by fear and in the short—term. is likely by fear and in the short-term. he will understand the long—standing view on this side of the house that it is time to go further and be more public in using the uk's formal role as pen holder on myanmar in the united nations security council to table these vital issues. first, to table a resolution setting down the terms under whic

let‘s take a look a saturday‘s other results burnley had their first win since december beating everton. a late riyad marez equaliser gave leicester a point at bournemouth. it was goalless between two teams threatened with relegation — southampton and stoke. swansea are out of the bottom three after a big win against west ham united. tottenham beat huddersfield two nil and watford were victors over west brom. to italy and serie a, wherejuventus have reduced the gap with leaders napoli to a single point. they won 1—0 against lazio. napoli‘s ten match winning streak came to an end when they suffered a shock 4—2 defeat to roma. in spain‘s la liga, christiano ronaldo scored his three hundredth league goal as real madrid returned to winning ways with a 3—1 victory over 10—man hetafay. whoever is victorious at the oscars on sunday, there‘s no doubt the ceremony will be very different to previous years. the exposure of harvey weinstein and the metoo campaign have seen to that. long—term change though depends on the next generation of film makers. will gompertz has been to tal

games will have increased security in place after last weekend's crowd trouble in the game against burnley. an emergency meeting took place after the incidents last weekend which involved the captain mark noble at one stage wrestling a supporter to the ground. the club have warned any more incidents could lead to a closure of the stadium. —— have been warned. rugby and head coach eddiejones has rung the changes for england's six nations meeting with already crowned champions ireland — who are bidding for their third grand slam. fly—half george ford has been dropped with owen farrell moving to ten instead. dylan hartley returns to captain the side. while scrum—half danny care and forwardsjoe launchbury and dan cole all drop out of the starting 15 as england look to avoid a third straight defeat. not much change for the ireland squad — just one in fact as ulster‘s iain henderson comes in to replace devin toner. peter o'mahony, rob kearney and cian healy have all shaken off injuries to take their places in the squad. and warren gatland has brought dan biggar back at fly—half f

elsewhere there were wins for burnley, swansea — who jumped out of the relegation zone to 13th — tottenham and watford. celtic are still on for the domestic treble — through to the semi—finals of the scottish cup with victory over championship side greenock morton. aberdeen and kilmarnock will replay after they drew. great britain's laura muir has won her second medal of the world indoor athletics championships, claiming silver in the 1500m in birmingham. the scottish veterinary student gave her all to improve on her bronze medal in the 3000 metres. ethiopia's genzebe dibaba won gold for a middle distance double. and the man being dubbed ‘the next usain bolt‘ set a championship record on his way to winning the 60 metres. america's christian coleman clocked 6.37 seconds. britain's cj ujah was disqualified in the semi—finals. england's cricketers are now 2—1 up in their one day series against new zealand. after a nail—biting victory in the third match in wellington. new zealand finished four runs short of their 234 target. england can seal the series with a win in dunedin on we

elsewhere today in the premier league, another defeat for west brom, this time 2—1 at home to burnley, leaves them on the brink of the drop. southampton stay in the bottom three after a 3—0 defeat at fellow strugglers west ham. that win moves the hammers up to 14th. crystal palace are just one place and two points above the relegation zone after losing 2—1 at home to liverpool. swansea and huddersfield are just three points above the relegation zone after defeats today. in the scottish premiership, celtic moved to within ten points of securing a seventh successive title with a 3—0 over bottom side ross county. rangers came from 2—0 down to draw at motherwell. they stay second on goal difference ahead of aberdeen, who beat stjohnstone 4—1. also wins for hibs and kilmarnock. anthonyjoshua faces joseph parker in their world heavyweight unification bout at the principality stadium in just a couple of hours from now. josuha, the wba and ibf champion, is lighter than he has been in his four previous fights, weighing in at 17 stone 4 pounds. he remains unbeaten in his 20 profession

burnley had their first win since december, beating everton. adelaide riyad mahrez equaliser gave leicester a win at bournemouth. —— a draw. swansea are up to 13th, rising four places because of their win against west ham. west brom at the bottom off the table, they lost at watford. juventus have reduced the gap to leaders napoli to just one points. napoli lost 3—1 at home to third placed roma. juventus will have a game in hand once napoli finished so just have a game in hand once napoli finished sojust a have a game in hand once napoli finished so just a point against the top two. real madrid are hoping to bounce back from their latest defeat inla bounce back from their latest defeat in la liga. sevilla beat atletico bilbao 2—0, one of the highlights from spain. and plenty of eyes on brooklyn for the fight between dion tape welder and luis ortiz of cuba. one of them will be british fighter anthonyjoshua, who one of them will be british fighter anthony joshua, who if one of them will be british fighter anthonyjoshua, who if he wins his

burnley white back to beat everton and end a run of ii the premier league matches without a win, substitute chris wood heading the winner. elsewhere tottenham, bournemouth and swansea are winning. moussa dembele scores twice as celtic beat greenock morton to reach the semifinals of the scottish cup, in the other game aberdeen are 1—0 up in the other game aberdeen are 1—0 up against kilmarnock. and cj ulloa is due to the semifinal of the men's 60 metres after winning his heat at the world indoor athletics championships, he will be joined the world indoor athletics championships, he will bejoined by team—mate andrew robertson. the body which sets the rules for world football has approved the use of video replay technology throughout the sport. the system has been used on a trial basis in several countries including some cup matches in england, but it has proved controversial. earlier our sports correspondent richard conway told me what the decision could mean for football. it means in effect, it's a fundamental change in the officiating of the game. the laws of the game were codified ov

and and had spells outside the lead beforejoining burnley and only had his chance they're following an injury to the regular number one earlier this season. he's now been rewarded with an england call—up and could make his international debut with the upcoming friendlies and the netherlands and italy. he says he is a safe pair of hands if he does get the call. i ran afloat, yes, electric. was the best thing about being an england player? can't call myself that if i had not played! i think it'sjust, you know, the honour, really. and the being around people who have been there from the start and who have travelled the journey with me, to share that with them was something i will never forget. jockey ruby walsh has been ruled out of the grand national following a nasty fall at last week's cheltenham festival. the 38—year—old only return from breaking his right leg five days earlier when he aggravated the injury. he says he is now targeting a return late next month. and that is on the sport for now. i will happen tomorrow —— i will have plenty more of it later. nhs staff inclu

west ham, still not safe by any means, face burnley. chelsea take on palace in the evening game. on sunday, arsenal take on watford while tottenham travel to bournemouth. runaway leaders manchester city are at stoke on monday. meanwhile, pep guardiola won't be wearing a yellow ribbon on the touchline at stoke. he's been fined £20,000 and warned about his future conduct by the fa for showing his support for imprisoned pro—independence politicians in his native catalonia. the manchester city boss admitted the charge of wearing a political message. plenty of rivalries renewed in the scottish premiership this weekend. indeed, the derbies start tonight. edinburgh bragging rights are at stake when hibernian take on hearts this evening, while on sunday rangers and celtic meet in the old firm derby at ibrox. leaders celtic have a six point lead over second placed rangers. chris mclaughlin looks ahead. this weekend on the south side of glasgow, we will witness a familiar noise and colour. all the tension and passion that goes along with the old firm fixture. but the build—up to this

burnley, theirfirst victory since december, beating everton by two goals to one. leicester had a very late equaliser to thank for their points. 97 minute strike. his first since the deadline day drama faheem. south end ben stokes was golas. swansea up by places bensted —— kesa that 4—1 win. well, the weather has played havoc with most fixtures in scotland but both of today's scottish cup game survived, aberdeen will have to replay kilmarnock after they drew 1—1, but celtic are safely into the semifinals, beating championship side greenock morton. moussa dembele opened the scoring and made it two with a penalty, while 0dsonne edouard made it 3—0. katie archibald and emily nelson have won gold in the women's madison at the track cycling world championships in the netherlands. nelson was only confirmed to ride in the event this morning, replacing elinor barker who crashed heavily in the omnium yesterday. the event will be part of the women's programme at the 2020 0lympics for the first time. meanwhile, jack carlin picked up a silver in the individual sprint

football action, and there were ugly scenes at the london stadium as struggling west ham lost 3—0 to burnley. the game was repeatedly interupted during the second half when a number of west ham fans took to the pitch to protest at the clubs owners. both the fa and the premier league have condemned the disturbances, and say they will be seeking observations from west ham. the club has also launched an inquiry. the defeat leaves the hammers just three points above the relegation zone. the atmosphere was horrible. 0bviously the atmosphere was horrible. obviously we have had fans run on the pitch and, to be honest, we know a lot of it is not aimed at the players, it was all other reason is that we need to be able to play in that we need to be able to play in that atmosphere and it is hard to dig especially when you have 50 or 60,000 people saying they are not happy with how the club is. so the players out there take the brunt of it. elsewhere, manchester united beat their great rivals liverpool 2—1. marcus rashford scored both united goals in his first league start since late december. united

burnley and everton are just coming up to half time. everton a re everton are leading i—0. england are celebrating victory against new zealand in the third match series and that's despite not setting the biggest of targets. the kiwis made a steady start, as they chased 235 to win. but ben stokes took a brilliant catch, off adil rashid, to start a run of wickets. moeen ali took three wickets as the kiwis lost four wickets for six runs. a century from captain kane williamson did take them close but in the end england won by four runs. the man who has masterminded great britain's domination of rowing over the past two decades, sir david tanner, has retired this week. but while he'd been in charge for over 21 years and his crews won 35 olympic and paralympic medals — he never attracted much attention. so our reporter tim hague went to meet him, to find out more. surprising really that one of britain's they're elite coaches ever is little known outside of rowing, yet british rowing under sir david tanner's two decades of leadership... here we go. have won 35 paralympic and oly

west ham give lifetime bans to five supporters invaded the pitch during their 3—0 defeat to burnley earlier this month. and manchester united have submitted an application to have a professional tea m application to have a professional team in the women's super league. the club have been heavily criticised for not having an adult women's side. i will be back with more on those stories just after half past. the british company which makes uk passports says it has failed to win the contract to produce the traditional blue passport which will be reintroduced after brexit. the company says it has been told that the franco dutch firm has about two signa the franco dutch firm has about two sign a deal to put the passport after undercutting its rivals. home of the says it has run a fair and open competition, but leading brexiteer ‘s have condemned the decision as perverse. the company says it will appeal the decision. in a post brexit britain, my company was plying his trade around the world, we export passports to countries around the world, with the biggest and best passport manufactured globa

west ham have given lifetime bans to five supporters who invaded the pitch in the team‘s defeat by burnley earlier this month. manchester united have applied to have a professional women‘s team. they have been heavily criticised for not having an adult women‘s side and they have submitted an application for the women‘s super league. serena williams has been knocked out of the miami open in the first round by naomi osaka after she continues her return after the birth of her first continues her return after the birth of herfirst child. continues her return after the birth of her first child. that is all for now. theresa may will tell a summit of eu leaders in brussels today they must remain united against a threat from russia to all european democracies. she will argue the nerve agent attack and so anaemic results pre—shows moscow has no respect for international law or borders. norman is at westminster. pretty crucial she brings european nations together in this respect. what is striking is the language she is expected to use tonight, incredibly blunt and stark. she will tell other

and burnley, as well, seventh in the league and doing well! anyway... this is. this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up for viewers on the bbc news channel and bbc world news — a sombre anniversary in syria — seven years since the outbreak of civil war, what's the world doing about it? and the changing face of national geographic — why its editor wants to talk to us about its racist past. that's still to come. welcome to how the weather is going to pan out in the british isles. in the short term we are looking to the atlantic, to see low—pressure driving frontal systems towards the british isles. if you spend the day in northern and eastern parts it's been one of those, it's been wet, cold, pretty miserable affairs, snow across the high ground of scotland. we're watching another feature running into the south—western quarter of the british isles, so as we start the new day on friday not a particularly cold start the day but it will be for some of you are really quite wet one. this front towards the north and east of scotla nd towards the north a

automatically seeded into the competition next summer they're appalling i mean look at chiller go look at burnley they should last two years in what way do they deserve automatic entry and say an island or a spot when they should have been part of this world cations and that happens with three ball to. germany everyone has to call you mention the twenty twenty three events in there also already same set in stone that that will also be its hand same events can you see that changing i think you know fans around the world will have to see a community initiative to put pressure on guys. but on the scene when the major trip to india england and australia are so in a group. it's not to change. delete perma chandra joining us from bangalore frank so much as ever really well plenty of reaction serious tournament sir on social media this from former england captain michael vaughan let's be honest scotland ireland nepal afghanistan zimbabwe should all be there the i.c.c. of made a huge mistake this from the u.a.e. . javid whose team beat zimbabwe on thursday saying the i.c.c. should seriously look into the

you can take the boy out of burnley, honestly. katty: i am just worried about your type. christian: that is the way they do it and so infuriated with people in cornwall... which camera are you one? i got overtaken with the green tea. so infuriated with people in cornwall, they started cancelling their subscription to national trust. katty: i completely agree, there are some things people can have difference of opinion about and we should respect their opinions... i can't believe you are eating. people who put the cream on the scone first are wrong, it is not a question of whether there is room for negotiation, they are wrong, right? finally, you and i have something we can agree about. christian: quit while we are ahead, is that the only thing we agree on, whether it is jam cream? katty: christian grew up in the north, i grew up in the middle east, we are clearly the best people in the world to consult about cream teas from the south—west. christian: we do vanilla slices, they will never let me back into devon. anyway... this is beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming up f

so hart wants the number1 shirt, but so does new—boy nick pope, whose performances for burnley this season have seen many tip him as a future first—choice. it's been an incrediblejourney for the 25—year—old, who used to be a milkman. one of thejournalists in his press conference couldn't resist asking whether england's latest goalkeeping prodigy dropped any bottles on his milk run... no, iwas no, i was clean. on the float, electric. what's the best thing about being an england player? can i call myself that if i've not played? 0k. call myself that if i've not played? ok. i think it'sjust call myself that if i've not played? ok. i think it's just the honour. the moment from thursday to be around people who have been there from the start. people have travelled the journey with me. it was something i will never forget. i love that it's known as a clean round if you don't drop a bottle. brazil is training in moscow are a friendly against russia but they are without their star player neymar. some flash photography here. he is out of action with a fractured foot. as you can see, this is hi

they lost to burnley over the weekend. lots of unrest about the weekend. lots of unrest about the board. they want southern golden brady out. lots of analysis. trevor brooking saying the fans really need to get a grip on their behaviour otherwise the team will end up relegated because they cannot play at home in that atmosphere. lots of talk about the fact that we need to do more about stewarding and policing at the grounds. a lot of the responsibility should be on the behaviour of the fans themselves rather than modifying the behaviour of—— rather than modifying the behaviour of —— for them. and pictures from italy, the fiorentino captain davide astori, their first match back. such a step —— such as sad story. 31 years old and italy still reeling from that. this is about garden bird feeders. apparently, they are helping to spread serious diseases, according to scientists. causing epidemics. birds congregate in the same place. we will be speaking to somebody with this at about ten past eight. we are going to speak to somebody about 8:20am with