lewis dunk put brighton in front at st mary's with just quarter of an hour gone. it didn't take long for the home side to pull level, their in form striker che adams scoring his third goal in three games. but ten minutes after the break leandro trossard got what turned out to be the winner. it's the first time in eleven matches that brighton have managed to scored twice. here's confirmation of those scores. manchester united are in action in the late game — against west ham at old trafford. west ham manager david moyes has never won an away premier league game against manchester united. sunderland have won at wembley for the first time since 1973. they beat tranmere one—nil in the papa johns trophy final. lyndon gooch's goal gave them victory at the national stadium for the first time in eight attempts since their fa cup final win 48 years ago. they take the title from salford who only won the delayed 2020 final yesterday. there was no upset in the women's league cup final where holders chelsea beat bristol city with the biggest scoreline in the history of the

there were also good wins for arsenal and brighton. there's a new name to watch out for in british athletics — teenager keeley hodgkinson is the new european indoor champion in the 800 metres. she was racing in herfirst major senior championships, and only turned 19 this week making her britain's youngest athlete to win european gold since 1970. hodgkinson beat off competition from two polish athletes to win the title in a reduced field of six in the final. i'm only 19 and i am still learning. and there are still things i'm going to learn. ijust i just wanted to ijust wanted to keep my same relaxed state that i had in the semi, you know? we talked about that, don't change anything in the final. you don't want to make a mistake. i really believed in myself, because if i don't, who else is going to? britain's andy pozzi just missed out on gold in the 60 metres hurdles. pozzi's won this title before but he was beaten by a hundredth of a second on the line by france's vil—hem bel—oss—ion. it wasn't all bad for pozzi though — his

there were also good wins for arsenal and brighton. there's a new name to watch out for in british athletics — teenager keeley hodgkinson is the new european indoor champion in the 800 metres. she was racing in her first major senior championships, and only turned 19 this week, making her britain's youngest athlete to win european gold since 1970. hodgkinson beat off competition from two polish athletes to win the title in a reduced field of six in the final. i'm only 19 and i am still learning. and there — i'm only 19 and i am still learning. and there are still things going to learn _ and there are still things going to learn. don't change in the final. i really— learn. don't change in the final. i really believed in myself. britain's andy pozzi just missed out on gold in the 60 metres hurdles. pozzi's won this title before but he was beaten by a hundredth of a second on the line by france's wilhem belocian. it wasn't all bad for pozzi though — his time of 7.43 seconds equalled his personal best and he's looked in good form t

it's the first time in 11 matches that brighton have managed to scored twice. it was a deserved victory. full credit to the players, we had to adapt, we lost down at half—time to a tight hamstring and still we had to adapt and i thought we did really well. the second half was a really good goal and when we had to defend, of course, you have to defend against a team that plays with a huge personality and intensity, but overall i am so proud of the players. here's confirmation of those scores. manchester united host west ham in the late game. sunderland have won at wembley for the first time since 1973. they beat tranmere i—0 in the papa johns trophy final. lyndon gooch's goal gave them victory at the national stadium for the first time in eight attempts since their fa cup final win 48 years ago. they take the title from salford who only won the delayed 2020 final yesterday. there was no upset in the women's league cup final where holders chelsea beat bristol city with the biggest scoreline in the history of the competition. sam kerr scored a hat—trick in t

the defeat ends brighton's run of four straight wins. in rugby union's premiership, leicester have secured a fourth successive home win. they beat newcastle 26—12 at welford road — hanro liebenberg with leicester's opening try as the home side led 16—0 at half time. newcastle improved after the break — but not enough to affect the result — charlie clare going over for leicester late on to seal the win. and dragons failed in their bid for a possible champions cup place despite beating edinburgh 24—17 in their final proili game. they needed a 45—point winning margin in order to qualify. hull fc and their new boss brett hodgson got off to a winning start, with a 22—3 victory over huddersfield in super leaguetries from jake connor and josh griffen put hull in charge before a debut day try from josh reynolds sealed the win. castleford closed the opening weekend of fixtures with a 21—12 win over warrington. three debutants on the scoresheet for castleford, including two tries forjordan turner. it's looking like it's going to

the defeat ends brighton's run of four straight wins. police are investigating after wales players ben cabango and rabbi matondo were racially abused on social media. the football association of wales says it is "disgusted by the abuse" that followed their 1—0 win over mexico last night. facebook, which owns instagram where the messages were posted, says it has removed the accounts involved. in rugby union's premiership, leicester have secured a fourth successive home win. they beat newcastle 26—12 at welford road — hanro liebenberg with leicester's opening try as the home side led 16—0 at half time. newcastle improved after the break, but not enough to affect the result — charlie clare going over for leicester late on to seal the win. and dragons failed in their bid for a possible champions cup place despite beating edinburgh 24—17 in their final proili game. they needed a 45—point winning margin in order to qualify. hull fc and their new boss brett hodgson got off to a winning start, with a 22—3 victory over huddersfiel

the defeat ends brighton's run of four straight wins. britain's adam yates has won the tour of catalunya. belgium's thomas de gent won the final stage in barcelona. but yates finished in the main group to take the overall victory ahead of his ineos grenadier team mates, richie porte and geraint thomas. boxer dillian whyte kept alive his hopes of a heavyweight world title shot after gaining revenge over alexander povetkin last night. he lost when they met back in august, but whyte knocked povetkin out this time in the fourth round. 0nly anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschko had previously beaten the russian in 39 fights. i'm a good boxer. i can box. but sometimes... i was boxing good last year, last year there was nothing wrong with the performance last year. there was one mistake, you know what i mean? heavyweight boxing, we have milliseconds to make five or six different decisions. sometimes you make the wrong one, and that's it. i went for the hook, and he come up the middle. but this time, i didn't sit on the front foot. i stayed centr

leandro trossard has just extended brighton's advantage though. you can catch that over on bbc one. three more premier league games today. sheffield united — who parted company with manager chris wilder on friday — are at leicester in a two o'clock kick off. the day's big match is the north london derby at the emirates at 11:30, while manchester united host west ham in the late game. kicks off at 2:30 this afternoon. there's one match already under way in the women's super league. reading women are hosting tottenham women. it's just coming up to half time and the score is 0—0. scotland will play for the first time in a month today — after their third six nations match against france was postponed, due to a coronavirus outbreak in the french camp. they face ireland at 3, with both sides looking for their second win of the tournament. scotland haven't beaten ireland since 2017... but they say they know what to expect this time around. ireland's head coach andy farrell, isn't concerned. they can say whatever they want. it's irrelevant. what i know is we are vital for this game.

it's the first time in 11 matches that brighton have managed to scored twice. it was a deserved victory. full credit to the players, we had to adapt, we lost down at half—time to adapt, we lost down at half—time to a tight hamstring and still we had to adapt and i thought we did really well. the second half was a really good goal and when we had to defend, of course, you have to defend against a team that plays with a huge personality and intensity, but overall i am so proud of the players. three more premier league games today. sheffield united — who officially parted company with manager chris wilder yesterday — are into the second half at leicester. it is currently 1—0 to leicester in that one. the day's big match is the north london derby at the emirates at 4:30, while manchester united host west ham in the late game. former middleweight world champion "marvelous" marvin hagler has died at the age of 66. hagler dominated his division from 1979, until a controversial defeat by sugar ray leonard in 1987. the american won 62 of his 67 professionalfig

brighton have lost three on the trot and are the same number of points from the relegation mire. jim lumsden, bbc news. life back in rugby union's english championship didn't start well for the mighty saracens — they were beaten at cornish pirates by 25 points to 17. saracens were relegated last season after salary cap breaches — and their side boasted seven internationals — but their numerous titles counted for nothing in penzance, as luke scully kicked ten points, and rhodri davies scored a late try to secure a famous win for the pirates. joint head coach alan paver said, "what an arm wrestle, what a game, "what a special moment". premiership leaders bristol were rescued by siva naulago�*s late try which denied bottom of the table worcester a first premiership win since november — the bears just edging it 24—23. leinster powered into the pro“; final with a 38—19 victory over ulster — rhys ruddock�*s try gave them the crucial bonus point — that put them 11 points ahead of ulster in the conference a table with just two games remaining. leinster will defend t

the defeat ends brighton's run of four straight wins. elsewhere, chelsea go top with a win and they lead aston villa 1—0. britain's adam yates has won the tour of catalunya. belgium's thomas de gent won the final stage in barcelona. but yates finished in the main group to take the overall victory ahead of his ineos grenadier team mates of richie porte and geraint thomas. boxer dillian whyte kept alive his hopes of a heavyweight world title shot after gaining revenge over alexander povetkin last night. he lost when they met back in august, but whyte knocked povetkin out this time in the fourth round. 0nly anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitschko had previously beaten the russian in 39 fights. i'm a good boxer. i can box. but some times... i was boxing good last year, last year there was nothing wrong with the performance last year. there was one mistake, you know what i mean? heavyweight boxing, we have milliseconds to make five or six different decisions. sometimes you make the wrong one, and that's it. i went for the hook, and he come up

brighton beat southampton. lewis dunk put them ahead at st mary's, with just quarter of an hour gone. it didn't take long for the home side to pull level, their in form striker che adams scoring his third goal in three games. but ten minutes after the break, leandro trossard made it 2—1. brighton move up to 16th in the table, three points clear of the relegation zone. it was a deserved victory. full credit to the players, we had to adapt, we lost dan at half—time to a tight hamstring and still we had to adapt and i thought we did really well. the second half was a really good goal and when we had to defend, of course, you have to defend against a team that plays with a huge personality and intensity, but overall i am so proud of the players. two other games to mention — the big one being the north london derby, at the emirates. not long to kick off there now. pierre emerick aubameyang on the bench for arsenal. son, kane and bale start for spurs. soa so a strong line—up for the tottenham team at the emir

leicester could go back up to second, if they can get a win at brighton. that game kicks off in around ten minutes' time. rangers have one hand on the scottish premiership trophy for the first time in ten years. they beat st mirren 3—0 so any slip up by celtic at dundee united tomorrow means they'll be officially crowned champions. the game was marred though by scenes outside ibrox. the scottish government say they are extremely disappointed a number of supporters gathered at the ground despite covid lockdown rules. current guidance bans public gatherings and says a maximum of two people from two households are allowed to meet outdoors. confirmation of that rangers victory then. elsewhere, stjohnstone kept their top six hopes alive, after beating hibernian. and ross county fell behind, but came back to defeat kilmarnock 3—2. rugby union, and saracens first game in the second tier after being relegated for salary cap breaches has seen them stunned 25—17 at cornish pirates. earlier this afternoon, the champions exeter chiefs came back to beat bath. and

and you come in because brighton and _ waste. and you come in because brighton and hove _ waste. and you come in because brighton and hove for— waste. and you come in because i brighton and hove for partnership, what does it do, how does that work? so, we are a not—for—profit, connected to hundreds of organisations, charities and individuals and we are basically trying to teach people how to cook, how to grow food, how to eat healthily and to reduce their food waste. we are kind of educational, but also very connected and we sought a partner with all sorts of organisations, and we are very sorta pleased to be working on the food waste awareness week and part of our response to educating people about food waste and trying to tackle in the city of brighton and hove led us to get a gold food sustainable food places award in november last year. congratulations for that. in terms of distribution of the pit, where does it go and who receives it? —— distribution of the third. irate does it go and who receives it? -- distribution of the third.— distribution of the third. we h

later on this evening — leicester could go back up to 2nd, if they can get a win at brighton. that game kicks off at 8. rangers have one hand on the scottish premiership trophy for the first time in ten years. they beat st mirren 3—0. so any slip up by celtic at dundee united tomorrow means they'll be officially crowned champions. the game was marred though by scenes outside ibrox. the scottish government say they are extremely disappointed a number of supporters gathered at the ground despite covid lockdown rules. current guidance bans public gatherings and says a maximum of two people from two households are allowed to meet outdoors. confirmation of that rangers victory then. elsewhere, stjohnstone kept their top six hopes alive, after beating hibernian. and ross county fell behind, but came back to defeat kilmarnock 3—2. rugby union, and saracens' first game in the second tier after being relegated for salary cap breaches has seen them stunned 25—17 at cornish pirates. in the premiership, leaders bristol are currently losing to worcester warriors. earlier this afterno

brighton are now 16th in the table and three points from the relegation zone. meanwhile, iheanacho scored a hat—trick for leicester as they thrashed bottom side sheffield united 5—0. the win moves leicester up to second, but it was a rotten start for sheffield united's new interim manager, paul heckingbottom, who only took over this morning. in the day's other games it is one all in the north london derby between arsenal and tottenham with half an hour to go. there was no upset in the women's league cup final, where holders chelsea beat bristol city with the biggest scoreline in the history of the competition. sam kerr scored a hat—trick in the 6—0 victory — but every goal was set up by england striker fran kirby, who scored twice herself. chelsea are also leading the wsl and into the quarter—finals of the champions league. the world of boxing is paying tribute to one of its greats — marvin hagler — who's died unexpectedly at the age of 66. the american dominated the middlweight division for nearly a decade in the 1980's. nicknamed "marvellous m

neal maupay scored their third in the win that sees brighton move six points clear of the bottom three. but newcastle are nowjust two points above the relegation zone. it went to a decider, but england lost their t20 series with india after a 36 run defeat yesterday. india's dominance with the bat was the difference. captain virat kohli opened for them and hit a rapid 80. it was tough for england's bowlers, but there was one piece of outstanding fielding. quick thinking from chrisjordan, unable to complete a catch, but tossing the ball to jason roy, who could only laugh at the brilliance of it. jos buttler and dawid malan put england in contention, but after malan went, the rest of england's batting couldn't maintain the momentum. england lost 7 wickets for 44 runs, so india comfortable winners. two—time olympic taekwondo gold medallistjadejones is unhappy that overseas fans won't be allowed into this years delayed tokyo games. she told us earlier on breakfast, she will especially miss her family while out in japan, but that she's motivated to bring home another gold for them. i can'

brighton won for the fourth time in a row, beating aston villa 2—0, while west ham and birmingham city played out a 2—2 draw, taking west ham off the bottom of the table. now to the second day of action at cheltenham, where two—time grand national winner tiger roll cruised to victory in the cross country chase for his fifth career win at the festival. it was the second winner of the meet for trainer denise foster, who's stepped in while gordon elliott serves a six—month ban. joe lynskey reports. tiger roll makes each jump despite his size. he's one of racing's smallest champions, but may lead its greatest legacy. he's now won two grand nationals and five times at cheltenham. this horse takes on the cross country marathons, butjust reaching the start lines being a challenge. tiger roll was trained by gordon elliott, who's now suspended from the sport. the horse's age and form meant few thought he'd win win — but in the twilight of his career and perhaps his last race in the uk, they couldn't catch him. tiger roll! heading for a fifth success at the cheltenham festival! in the en

he kept playing for birmingham, leeds, sunderland, southampton, brighton — the list went on. he was into his mid—40s before he stopped. i’ee went on. he was into his mid-40s before he stopped.— went on. he was into his mid-40s before he stopped. i've never taken the name before he stopped. i've never taken the game seriously _ before he stopped. i've never taken the game seriously enough - before he stopped. i've never taken the game seriously enough to - before he stopped. i've never taken the game seriously enough to not l the game seriously enough to not enjoy the game. i feel people take the game too seriously, i believe the game too seriously, i believe the game too seriously, i believe the game is there to be enjoyed. i the game is there to be enjoyed. i don't think he'll ever want to give up, whether he's 91, 41, 51, he'll play— up, whether he's 91, 41, 51, he'll play for— up, whether he's 91, 41, 51, he'll play for anyone for any reason. he loves _ play for anyone for any reason. he loves it. _ play for anyone for any reason. he loves it. he — play for any

he kept playing for birmingham, leeds, sunderland, southampton, brighton — the list went on. he was into his mid—40s before he stopped. i've never taken the game seriously enough to not enjoy the game. i feel people take the game too seriously, i believe the game is there to be enjoyed. and for the fancy pay to come and enjoy. i don't think he'll ever want to give up, whether he's 91, 41, 51, he'll play for anyone for any reason. he loves it, he always has and always will. when he was a kid, he'll go straight through them. he'll be doing it with a walking stick. unsurprisingly he took to speaking after retirement, he certainly had enough stories to tell. football today is remeasuring a true one off. gary lineker tweeted he was his boyhood hero at lister, saying he was "a beautiful footballer and a charismatic character. a man of soul, goals and rock and roll. and of course more on that and everything else you can head to the bbc sport website. and that's all the sport for now. good evening. once again, a cloudy start across the country but the cloud broke up for some of us.

you thanks for talking to us from sunny brighton this morning.— thanks for talking to us from sunny brighton this morning. you are more than welcome. _ brighton this morning. you are more than welcome, have _ brighton this morning. you are more than welcome, have a _ brighton this morning. you are more than welcome, have a wonderful - brighton this morning. you are more | than welcome, have a wonderful day. i am going to go off and do a bit of limbering up ready to read the news. we are all holding our shoulders back. here's darren with a look at this morning's weather. over the next few days it will be warming up as we get more sunshine but in some parts of the sunshine, notably north—west scotland will be heavy rain in the next few days and it has been a pretty cloudy start to the second half of the weekend, all this cloud streaming in from the atlantic. it has been very wet in the cumbrian fells and more sherry weather in the far north—west of scotland will be replaced with thickening cloud arriving in the south of scotland and wet weather for northern ireland, north wales and the nor

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of covert related deaths past 100000 were challenged as monitoring events across europe for us from brighton in southern england so the italian prime minister has spoken within the last hour or so what's he been saying about the lockdown and the vaccine rollout in his country. well i think he's addressed a few concerns he says he's addressed the concerns that of the. risk countries in europe about the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine now this vaccine which the u.k. particularly has been rolling out full steam ahead has had a pretty story the recent history in europe were there have been concerns about the amount of vaccine that was available and whether it was actually effective in certain age groups over 65 groups and now after concerns that there have been some adverse reactions serious adverse reactions particular blood clots to people who've been administered the vaccine some countries denmark iceland norway and italy as well have either totally or in part suspended the use of the astra zeneca vaccine so druggy was addressing that he was playing down the concerns about the astra zeneca

thank you alfie starting from the new economics foundation back live there from brighton and still ahead on the news hour a new rules passed by conservatives in the european parliament to open up the latest rift between hungary and the rest of the european union the us it's not all green eggs and ham why dr seuss's s. state has decided to stop publishing 6 of his books and bron james cannot help prevent the latest defeat for the any lakers in the n.b.a. has been the head with reaction it's going to this was. the. hello the weather is as usual fine and dry across much of the middle east but still some bits and pieces of cloud of the northern parts of the region we got some showers are rolling in off the mediterranean cool one there for jerusalem just 9 celsius then as we go through thursday that western weather stretching up into well lebanon into syria moving across southern parts of syria that edging its way into iran must see that continue to push a little further east which is we go on through friday so some what's the weather increasingly wet weather coming into western and northern

around 18 hundreds demonstrators have gathered in brighton to protest the government's police and crime bill. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster penny smith and the sun's chief sports reporter martin lipton. i will chat the moment with both of you. i will chat the moment with tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the sunday telegraph leads on allegations of sexual assault and rape culture at several elite schools — it says a major whitehall investigation will look at how schools have responded. the independent reports that former prime minister david cameron's flagship youth project — the national citizens service — is failing to meet targets, despite receiving 1.3 billion pounds in funding since 2011. its picture story focuses on the deaths of civilians in myanmar. a third vaccine will be rolled out in the uk from mid—april, according to the mail on sunday. it says the moderna jab will be used to boost vaccines offered to the under 50s. the sunday times reports that britain is to offer 3.7 mill

paris with the european side of things thank you natasha we cross the channel now reach chalons in brighton in the u.k. with this peculiar situation i guess rory with the u.k. could almost in their eyes get see themselves being punished for doing so well with their vaccination rollout. yeah i mean the perspective from the u.k. government is the lead the government was just quicker getting their orders in with the vaccine companies astra zeneca pfizer etc and 2nd that they signed better contracts that their contracts or exclusivity contracts where is the european contracts are signed with the drug companies drug companies are a bit looser a bit more woolly so the u.k. government boris johnson is warning the european union against what it says is vaccine nationalism of course is trying to safeguard its own vaccine supply but there are concerns about this proposal that are coming not just from the u.k. they're coming from further afield and they're to do with the actual. general production of these vaccines across the world and looking at raw materials concerns about whether those are still go

they came from behind to win 2—1 at brighton. aston villa drew with wolves, as did burnley against arsenal. southampton beat sheffield united. there have been more medals for the british team at the european athletics indoor championships. it was an eventful evening in poland for holly archer. she took silver in the 1,500 metres. she was then disqualified for pushing during the race, but reinstated on appeal. there were also bronze medals forjodie williams in the 400 metres and holly bradshaw in the pole vault. much more on the bbc sport website. it's been a rest weekend in the six nations but there were wins for bristol, exeter and glocester in the rugby union premiership. dragons beat ospreys in the pro 14 and the former european champions saracens lost to cornish pirates in their opening match in the championship. that's just about it for now, butjust to say that tomorrow morning, on the day before schools return across england, the education secretary gavin williamson will be on the andrew marr show at 9am here on bbc one. th

a year it's been the ups and downs the pandemic time to have some fun then you'd hope well a bit of brighton use theme parks in the u.s. state of california are going to be reopening a next week after a year long shut the hone but it comes with cove a do's and don'ts what you can and can't do on those roller coasters is dimitry park. remember having fun like a theme parks roller coasters. well apparently they're coming back but 8 maybe not quite as fun as you might remember that bella fornia has announced it will reopen its theme parks but on the condition that people will stay dead silence while sipping through the air on their favorite roller coasters so basically defeating the whole point of the ride if you're having trouble imagining just how depressing boring and sad a silent roller coaster ride could be well japan introduced a similar rule last summer and it was about as fun as you could expect. while much fun and keeping in line with the whole covert thing a bunch of other measures were also introduced such as how many people can be on a ride seating patter the amount of households th

chalons joins me now from lewis near brighton in southern england with a roundup of really what's going on across europe the italian prime minister has been speaking about the lockdown and also about the vaccine rollout what did he say . well regarding the impending new lockdown he basically said he sounded apologetic he said that he was aware that this was going to be very hard for many people that it was going to have an effect on the education of children on the mental wellbeing of people around the country and on the economy itself but he said that this is really necessary his words are these measures are necessary to avoid that eerie aeration they would make even more stringent measures inevitable and he said went on to say that last spring's events are still fresh in our minds and we'll do everything we can to prevent them happening again of course we know that italy was the 1st western country that was hard to hard hit by coronavirus went on to take you know other european countries and the united states particularly badly as well but its lee was where it was felt 1st in europe p

almost done the conversation it continues online you'll find us on twitter news or you can follow me at brighton golf t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then everybody. cause. a giant day for the teams at the bottom of the league last place to shop like that says sax it's coach and plans for the 2nd division. but the competition is also struggling for relegation contenders for defeat causing hardly any threat to the opposing teams cold chicken coop. is in freefall. the state has a monster truck. in its longest missions harmed billions and. channel tunnel in business to. moving. 45 minutes on w. d t you know that 77 percent i think i younger but thanks a lot. that's me and me and you. know what time all voice is 100. 77 percent talk about the issues up. front party teach classes from housing boom boom time to this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend on d w. c .

later on, aston villa are home to wolves, with brighton home to third placed leicester in the evening kick—off. edinburgh's pro14 match against benetton tomorrow has been postponed after a positive covid—19 test in the benetton camp. the pro14 say concern around close contacts within the italian club's squad led to the postponement. the match is likely to be rescheduled in april. glasgow warriors have just beaten zebre by 31 points to 20. the scottish side ran in four tries in parma with nick grigg scoring the final one inside the last ten minutes to put the match beyond the italians. britain's andrew pozzi sailed through to the final of the 60—metres hurdles at the european indoor athletics championships in poland. he's won gold in this event twice before — and he looked really impressive, winning his heat with ease. that's all the sport for now. you can watch the evening athletics session on bbc two from 5.15pm. i'll be back with more in an hour. thank you very much, gavin there at the bbc sport centre. the duke of edinburgh has spent his first night back at the private king

taking calls, a charity in brighton, offering advice to lgbt people, and some reassurance. this is the first year - that the census is online. there's probably a little more anxiety as to where that - information is going. that kind of idea that - their information isjust kind of, you know, out in the big, wide world. i and it's specifically, if you're not out to anybody or you're not - out to your household, - that can be really, really scary. the picture emerging won't be 100% accurate, although anyone not out to their household can ask for a private access code. overall, it is hoped this census will provide a clearer view. so, for the first time, sexuality and gender identity will be a matter of national record. what difference will that make? well, some organisations say the data could be very useful. both in terms of funding and, for this youth homelessness charity, how best to focus support. as we expand our services, we would like to know where young people are that identify as lgbtq plus, so that we can target those areas and make our services go further. landmark b

corona virus vaccine to 76 percent let's go to worry chalons he's live from outside of vaccine hub in brighton in the united kingdom so this. is virtual meeting is under way have we got any updates from it yet. nor year i mean what we know is that these member states essentially going to be talking about tightening up export controls more specifically targeted at the united kingdom but generally to try to shore up their own vaccine supply is make sure that this kind of response that the european union is had when it comes to vaccines can be improved and. electorates across many countries can become somewhat they're going into a 3rd wave in many countries. people in the europe are looking across the channel at the u.k. which is at a much faster back seat rollouts more than half of the adult population here has been vaccinated so far in the european union it's only 10 percent and what they're trying to show to their people is that if push comes to shove. they can look at vaccine exports to particular countries and say ok we're in that destination country do they have enough vaccines already is t

people approaching him demanding that he leave the area and calling him a transfer paving slab for the brighton on the say well one of the attack is for peace and him with the traffic on his high he describes what happened. what i do i just go out on the street i have conversations with people about the future to blocking drugs because the media refuse to report on what's going on out of nowhere from the road and i think from my left on the sidewalk about i don't know how many people 567 people one woman the referee men were just on me i only had about one second notice the signed off me that i wear the dime one sign that children cannot consent to puberty blockers it seems to me like a 100 percent it's a premeditated attack they knew i was there and they came to get me when the issue does surround the administration of drugs that stop the onset of p.b.c. by blocking certain whole minds the effects to wear off when the child stops taking them however there are still concerns about the lasting impact p.b.t. blockers could have on children if a child goes on puberty blocking drugs from the age of

fulham are now level on points with brighton and safety. second from bottom west brom are eight points behind both of them after a 0—0 draw with newcastle, who are just a point above the drop zone. manchester city could go 15 points clear at the top if they beat manchester united. the derby kicks off shortly. later tottenham play crystal palace. in the women's super league, there were wins for both manchester city and manchester united. keira walsh with a late winner for city, in second, who beat everton1—0, manchester united were 3—0 winners over aston villa and remain four points behind city, a big win for arsenaljust below them and the league leaders chelsea 2—0 up, sam kerr with the first. in cricket, england's women have continued their run of fine form, completing a clean sweep over new zealand in the t20 series, to add to their one—day triumph last month. after setting the home side a victory target of 129, they bowled them out forjust 96. mady villiers took a career best 3—10, and nat sciver wrapped up a 32—run win in

in the premier league, newcastle did little to boost their survival hopes, losing 3—0 to brighton. and stjohnston pipped st mirren for a top six finish in the scottish premiership. rangers and celtic meet in the old firm derby tomorrow. and british freestyle skier kirsty muir has won her first world cup medal. the 16—year old from aberdeen took silver in the ski slopestyle event taking place at aspen in colorado. there's more on the bbc sport website, including tributes to leeds united's all—time record goal—scorer peter lorimer. who's died at the age of 7a. kate. that's all from me. goodnight. hello there, for most places, it's been a quiet weekend so far. high pressure has been firmly in charge. it's been mostly dry, but not always sunny. this is the satellite picture from saturday. you can see there was a lot of cloud. where we had the best of the sunshine, parts of north—east england and eastern scotland, got up to 17 degrees or even a little higher in a few places. now, as we move into sunday, this little frontal system is one fly in the ointment. it's going to provide

taking calls, a charity in brighton, offering advice to lgbt people and some reassurance. this is the first year - that the census is online. there's properly a little more anxiety as to where that - there's probably a little more anxiety as to where that - information is going. that kind of idea that - their information isjust kind of, you know, out in the big, wide world. j and it's specifically if you're not out to anybody or you're not. out to your household, - that can be really, really scary. the picture emerging won't be 100% accurate, although anyone not out to their household can ask for a private access code. overall, it is hoped this census will provide a clearer view. so, for the first time, sexuality and gender identity will be a matter of national record. what difference will that make? well, some organisations say the data could be very useful. both in terms of funding and for this youth homelessness charity, how best to focus support. as we expand our services, we would like to know where young people are that identify as lgbtq plus, so that we can target t

taking calls, a charity in brighton, offering advice to lgbt people, and some reassurance. this is the first year - that the census is online. there's probably a little more anxiety as to where that - information is going. that kind of idea that - their information isjust kind of, you know, out in the big, wide world. j and it's specifically, if you're not out to anybody or you're not - out to your household, - that can be really, really scary. the picture emerging won't be 100% accurate, although anyone not out to their household can ask for a private access code. overall, it is hoped this census will provide a clearer view.

sarah'sl family, they are dealing with the unimaginable, they will be wanting answers what happened to brighton, they said was bright and beautiful and a shining example. —— what happened to sarah. and helena wilkinson is on clapham common in south london — close to where sarah everard was last seen. asi as i mentioned, gatherings have been cancelled because of the coronavirus restrictions but he did not stop hundreds of people coming here to clapham common this evening to pay their respects to sarah everard. there were, though, on the whole it was peaceful but there were confrontations between the police and members of the public and some women were speaking at the event and they were taken away by officers to cries of shaming. tonight the home secretary priti patel has said that some of the footage circulating online from the vigil here in clapham is upsetting and she has asked the metropolitan police for a full report on what happened. she goes on to say that her thoughts remain with the sarah everard's family and friends.— family and friends. thanks for “oininu family and friends.

there were also wins for arsenal, brighton and leicester — who thrashed bottom side sheffield united 5—0. there was no upset in the women's league cup final, where holders chelsea beat bristol city with the biggest scoreline in the history of the competition. sam kerr scored a hat—trick in the 6—0 victory — but every goal was set—up by england striker fran kirby, who also scored twice. this is the first part of a possible treble for chelsea this season. britain's women's hockey series with ireland is now level at 1—1, after they were beaten in belfast today. the olympic champions lost 2—1 — their first defeat to the irish, who they're drawn to play against in tokyo this summer. the series will now be decided in the final match on tuesday. and lee westwood just missed—out on his first players championship title — find out who beat him on the bbc sport website. but that's it from me. back to you, clive. thank you for that, lizzie. that's it. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. inafew in a few minutes we will take a look at the front pages of the papers,

protests were also held in bath, falmouth, nottingham, sheffield, brighton and cambridge. another attempt is being made later this afternoon to refloat the cargo ship which is still blocking the suez canal. with hundreds of vessels stuck either side of it, the egyptian president al—sisi has ordered preparations forcargo be lifted off the ever given. here's helena wilkinson. it's still stuck. this huge container vessel remains stubborn, refusing to move. 1a tug boats have been used to pull and push this 400—metre—long ship. they've managed a small victory, moving it 30 degrees. sand has also been dredged to try to dislodge it, and water has now started running underneath it. but at some point, probably soon, they may have to bring in specialist equipment, including cranes, to start removing containers. the ever given got stuck on tuesday. this satellite image shows the wedged container ship and, around it, more than 300 cargo ships left waiting. 0ne boat's refusal to budge has crippled global supply chains, 12% of which pass through this canal. it is billions of trade

neal maupay scored their third in the win that sees brighton move six points clear of the bottom three. but newcastle are nowjust two points above the relegation zone. it went to a decider, but england lost their t20 series with india after a 36 run defeat yesterday. india's dominance with the bat was the difference. captain virat kohli opened for them and hit a rapid 80. it was tough for england's bowlers but there was one piece of outstanding fielding. quick thinking from chrisjordan, unable to complete a catch, but tossing the ball to jason roy, who could only laugh at the brilliance of it. jos buttler and dawid malan put england in contention, but after malan went, the rest of england's batting couldn't maintain the momentum. england lost 7 wickets for 44 runs, so india comfortable winners. in only his 16th professional fight, lawrence okolie can now call himself a world champion. okolie, who went to rio 2016 with team gb, knocked out poland's krzysztof glowacki in the fifth round to become wbo world cruiserweight champion and britain's fifth current world title holder. rugby union

as soon as his asylum is granted he wants to move to brighton on england's south coast to watch the ocean and hear the crashing of the way. look at that new. there's beauty of all is that. this is the 1st time i see the ocean again. when i look at all since i feel peaceful. and. a lot of bad things you know. i think i will try. to be on. the side and also my son or my on my son off my father on my boyfriend my girlfriend and i also on the 1st i need to think of my future my girlfriend to my family. to you. there will be another force open for you it is that god said that i need to have faith and i believe that the homers can freedom. in the future and the c.c.p. responsible and. saeco india. a green home means more than having lots of crunch to design the materials the energy source all have to be sustainable dumpsite also reduces the climate impacts of. living an eco friendly life can be inspiring and going green looks good to. me and 30 minutes on t.w. . is in freefall the state has lost control. point in its longest missions are going to billions of flowing dark channels currently is m

leicester can move up the second if they beat brighton. currently losing. rangers have got one hand on the scottish premiership trophy that beat st mirren three neil if the celtics left but on sunday, the rangers will be champion for the first time in ten years. the game was marred somewhat with the scenes outside the ground from the scottish government say they are extremely disappointed that a number of supporters gathered at the ground—breaking covid—19lockdown rules. current guided spans public gatherings since has a maximum of two people from two households are allowed to meet outdoors. busy saturday in the german bundesliga. a classic lived up to his billing. leaders bayern munich going for with a robert lambert dusky hat—trick in early call colin put borussia dortmund to develop inside two minutes at before that result from rb leipzig went top briefly. —— haaland. a good one for bayer leverkusen to stay in the hunt for a top four finish. leverkusen to stay in the hunt for a top fourfinish. frankfurt leverkusen to stay in the hunt for a top

later on, aston villa are home to wolves — with brighton home to third placed leicester in the evening kick off. edinburgh's pr014 match against benetton tomorrow has been postponed after a positive covid—19 test in the benetton camp. the pr014 say concern around close contacts within the italian club's squad led to the postponement. the match is likely to be rescheduled in april. glasgow warriors beat zebre, earlier this afternoon — 31—20. the scottish side ran in four tries in parma with nick grigg scoring the final one inside the last ten minutes to put the match beyond the italians. britain's andrew pozzi sailed through to the final of the 60—metres hurdles at the european indoor athletics championships in poland. he's won gold in this event twice before and he looked really that's all the sport for now. a reminder that you can catch the athletics evening session, beginning over on bbc two, from 5.15pm. more on that and the rest of the sport over on the bbc sport website. police say they're increasingly concerned about the disappearance of a woman in south london. sarah eve

in england — a couple of hundred people have gathered in front of brighton police station as part of a protest against the government's policing bill. some demonstartors held posters, including signs that read "kill the bill" and "defund the police". police say they have temporarily closed the front office of the police station. the bill, which is making its way through parliament, would give police further power to limit protests in england and wales. the headlines on bbc news. more than 100 people are reported to have been shot dead in myanmar on the bloodiest day of protests yet against the militaryjunta. lockdown eases in wales — the first uk nation to lift travel restrictions within its borders. fierce fighting is reported from northern mozambique between islamists and government forces near major gas works. the giant container ship blocking egypt's suez canal remains stuck after high tide on saturday failed to dislodge it. more than 300 ships are waiting on either side of the ever given, which became stranded on tuesday. 0ur correspondent sally nabil was given access to see t