bournemouth. surge aurier headed in theirfourth. a bournemouth. surge aurier headed in their fourth. a day that started so unsettlingly ended in a routine of some sort. it is always tough to play here. i think after a few minutes the team managed to complete the game and in the end we deserved the victory. we are so the end we deserved the victory. we are so happy because this point puts us are so happy because this point puts us in are so happy because this point puts usina are so happy because this point puts us in a very good position in the table and involved in the fight to finish in the top four. the old firm derby certainly lived up to its billing at ibrox today. a breathless game of football saw celtic twice come from behind to beat their bitter rivals rangers 3—2, and extend their lead at the top of the scottish premiership. celtic boss brendan rodgers praised the mentality of his players as they bolstered their title hopes by going 9 points clear of rangers. chris mclaughlin reviews the action. josh windass,1—0. cue mayhem. when the

the england striker injured himself in a first half collision with bournemouth keeper asmir begovic, but it didn't stop his side coming from a goal down to move up to third place with the in form son heung—min scoring twice for spurs in the second half. it is always tough to play here. after a few minutes, the team managed to complete the

the england striker injured himself in a first half collision with bournemouth keeper asmir begovic, but it didn't stop his side coming from a goal down to move up to third place with the in form son heung—min scoring twice for spurs in the second half. it is always tough to play here. after a few minutes, the team managed to complete the game. it puts us in a good position on the table fighting for the end of the season table fighting for the end of the season to finish in good form. north london rivals arsenal built on their europa league win against milan on thursday with a 3—0 win over watford in italy's serie a, fiorentina returned to action on sundayjust seven days after the sudden death of their captain davide astori. the game was stopped in the 13th minute to pay tribute to the former italian international who wore that number. fittingly the man who took the place of astori, vitor hugo scored the games only goal in the 25th minute as the home side won 1—0 against benevento. that win also took fiorentia up to ninth in the table whilejuventus were 2—0 winners over udine

is on a unique training placement with bournemouth symphony orchestra where he is fulfilling a long held ambition, creating and directing his own group of musicians. 0ne one of james ‘s 0ne ofjames ‘s mentors is roger preston who has been a cellist with the bfo for nearly 40 years. he recently became disabled as a result of cancer. while he still plays in the main orchestra, he is also part of the new ensemble. we don't want to be thought of as we are successful because we are a disabled ensemble. we want people just to listen to our musicmaking and think, thatis listen to our musicmaking and think, that is really good. probably most disabled people, if they could play a bit, would discount the idea of taking it further. it would be great to see a few more amateur people incorporated. it will have performed their own ensemble. it is great. the ensemble's professional musicians like siobhan, who is partially deaf, have all fought hard to get where they are today. we are united in

bournemouth are 11th place and very close to safety. in the scottish premiership leaders celtic play tomorrow. there were four matches today. aberdeen beat dundee one—nil at pittodrie. hearts enjoyed a three—nil win over partick thistle. there was a bit of a shock at ibrox as second placed rangers went down one—nil to kilmarnock. ross county and hamilton drew two—all. and the weather conditions aren't stopping bolton in the championship. adam le fondre has given his side a 1—0 lead over aston villa at the macron stadium. bolton now move six points clear of the championship relegation zone. fulham let slip a two—goal lead to draw with qpr. lucas piazon finished a neat move to put fulham in control. but rangers pulled one back before half—time. pawel sholek equalised after a costly mistake from denis 0doi. the winter paralympics come to a close tomorrow, with the british team still short of their pre games ambition of seven medals. so far they have five, four silvers and one bronze after drawing a blank on saturday. kate gre

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, no, that says theirfourth there. as it are up to second, oh, no, that says their fourth there. as it stands, liverpool are up to second. ranchers to united playing on monday against chelsea. tasty match, we hope, and arsenal are pla

james rose is on a unique training placement with bournemouth symphony orchestra where he's fulfilling a long—held ambition — creating and directing his own group of musicians. one of james's mentors is roger preston who's been a cellist with the bso for nearly 40 years. he recently became disabled as a result of cancer. while he still plays in the main orchestra, he is also part of the new ensemble. we don't want to be thought of as we're successful because we are a disabled ensemble. we want people just to listen to our music making and think, "oh, that's really good." probably most disabled people, even if they could perhaps play a bit, would discount the idea of taking it further. it would be great to see a few more amateur orchestras incorporating other disabled people, but if disabled people have performed their own ensembles or orchestras as well, great. the ensemble's professional musicians like siobhan clough, who's partially deaf, have all fought hard to get where they are today. they're united in wanting to inspire others. all through my career, i was told that i couldn'

a conductor for the bournemouth symphony orchestra is leading a new ensemble of disabled musicians. butjames rose, who's dreamed of a career in music all his life, doesn't have control of his arms. the conductor, who has cerebral palsy, uses a baton attached to his head to lead the group. they want to show that people with disabilities can be more involved in classical music. our reporterjames ingham was at one of their first rehearsals. classical music plays. music, james says, ignites a ball of fire in his stomach. it is a passion he was always determined to pursue as a profession to prove his disability is no barrier. james rose is on a unique training placement with bournemouth symphony orchestra where he is fulfilling a long—held ambition, creating and directing his own group of musicians. one of james's mentors is roger preston, who has been a cellist with the bso for nearly a0 years. he recently became disabled as a result of cancer. while he still plays in the main orchestra, he is also part of a new ensemble. we don't want to be thought of as we are successful because we

bournemouth, that stanislas one has made a big difference to them. it is sore, so close. it is one of the most dramatic seasons and the relegation battle for a long time. only one of the top six teams playing a premier league game this weekend and that is because of the fa cup action. liverpool are 3—0 up. let's have look. i hesitate to say it, but that does remain due leonel messy. what a goal that was. —— that does remain due of messi. —— remained due. seven points clear of fifth placed chelsea. so we talked about the bottom of the table, this will be a big win in the race to the top four. that's their premier league and there is pointed more action this weekend. james has more on that. in the scottish premiership leaders celtic play tomorrow. there were four matches today. aberdeen beat dundee one—nil at pittodrie. hearts enjoyed a three—nil win over partick thistle. there was a bit of a shock at ibrox as second placed rangers went down one—nil to kilmarnock. ross county and hamilton drew two—all. and the snowy conditions aren't stopping bolton in the

bournemouth are taking on spurs. that has happened. junior stanislas had already hit the bar when he again found himself in space and found the bottom corner. bournemouth would move into the top of the table with a win. wales and italy are playing the final six nations game of the weekend. wales enjoyed their biggest six nations victory when these gear sides met last year. hagley park crossed the line in the fourth minute. italy barely had time to collect their thoughts when george north added a second try soon after. italy will be sure of another wooden spoon unless they win this match. they are into the second half, and wales are 24—7 up. it is dave two in peon chang. millie knight and her guide have now claimed two silvers in as many days, this time in the super—g. there were also bronze medal. this season has been tough. the highest we finish was third and that was because people crashed out. to get our best result at the paralympic games has been really great. even on the podium yesterday, it was really hard not to terror up a

._£ .. the bournemouth keeper but did with the bournemouth keeper but did not stop this time coming from a goal down to move up to place. arsenal with a 31 win over watford. the new signings go on the score sheet as they begin their mini revival. it was important for us to win today after milan. and it was a difficult game like you get in the premier league and we had to battle and we did. we had maybe jaded legs at some stage but overall the desire and spirit in the team was good. at some stage but overall the desire and spirit in the team was goodm italy, cerri aa, fiorentina return to play after the sudden death of their captain. the game was stopped on the 13th minute to pay tribute to the former italian international who wore the number 13. the man who took the place scored the game is only goal in the 25th minute as the home side won 1—0. that win took fiorentina up to ninth in the table. athletico madrid cut the lead on barcelona to eight points after a win over celta vigo. todayit today it was all about the super g in the alpine skiing and it was a second gold for henrietta fro

bournemouth scored. that leaves more pressure on to alan pardew. also more wins yesterday for crystal palace. he's 36 years old, but world number one roger federer has not only reached the final at indian wells. it's also his best ever start to a season. he beat croatia's borna coric in three sets and will face argentina'sjuan martin del potro in the final. it was federer‘s 17th consecutive win of the year, surpassing his previous career best of 16 back in 2006. brilliant stuff. mark cavendish must be one of the most unlucky men in sport. he suffered a concussion early on in the season, and then in his first race back a fortnight ago, he crashed and broke a rib. he is backin he crashed and broke a rib. he is back ina he crashed and broke a rib. he is back in a one—day race, yesterday, but look, he hit that pollard, and you can see him flipping over his handle bars onto the road. to rub salt in the wounds, he was in contention when that crash happened. poor mark cavendish. another crash them. how many more bumps and bruises can one man take? the

bournemouth airport was closed during the morning so their runway could be cleared of snow. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north. snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m 62. in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in 4x4 vehicles towed motorists to safety. but a lorry proved just too much. the a66 route court one driver who was trying to pick up his daughter. she was staying at her friends and the police pulled up and say, can you stay at the community centre in broth. she has been there for about 12 hours now. in county durham, darren waters spent the morning digging history out for his neighbours, even though he doesn't drive. but he enjoys the exercise. neighbours, even though he doesn't drive. but he enjoys the exerciselj haven't been to the gym for a week because i cannot be bothered trudging through the weather. sporting fixtures, including a number of half marathons have had to be called off, but it hasn't been doom and gloom for everyone. children have been getting their sledges out for the second time in a matter of weeks. with the weather set to i

tottenham confirmed today that harry kane has damaged ankle ligaments after limping off in sunday's win at bournemouth, and isn't expected to be back in training until next month. the news is a blow to spurs, but also england manager gareth southgate, who names his squad tomorrow for the friendlies against netherlands and italy. if kane doesn't return until the end of april, he has seven weeks to get fit before england's first match in the world cup against tunisia. mark hughes is expected to become southampton‘s new manager. the club sacked mauricio pellegrino yesterday. afterjust one win from 17 league matches. the saints are currently 17th, one place and one point above the relegation zone. hughes has been out of work since being sacked as stoke boss in early january. let's move on to racing and the cheltenham festival where the big race of the day — the queen mother champion chase — was won by the favourite, altior. the nicky henderson—trained horse, ridden by nico de boinville, stormed home in impressive style to win the race by around 12 lengths. he's brave enough, he kept his jumping to

bournemouth midfielder lewis cook has been called up for the second time you may remember he helped england's u20 squad lift the world cup last year. manchester united's ashley young and arsenal midfielder jack wilshere return to the fold as southgate takes another look at his options ahead of this summer's world cup. i've got to now go into the world cup looking at who are the players we believe can play at that level, who are the players that have done well in the past? there are clearly some inclusions of players that are playing well for clubs, and some that are getting their first call—up. so, there is a little bit more complex minefield to get through. west ham games are to have increased police 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

tottenham hotspur at the cherry on top of their victory over bournemouth. it is 3—1 with a couple of minutes remaining. heung—min son again. tottenham looking on course for a victory. that is all the sport for a victory. that is all the sport for now. you can find all of those stories on the bbc‘s website. now on bbc news, mark kermodejoins ben brown in the film review. hello there, welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through this week's cinema releases is, who else, but mark kermode. so mark, what have you got for us this week? very mixed bag — we have gringo, which is a kind of caper movie starring david oyelowo. we have you were never really here, which is the new film by lynne ramsay, whose work i love. and mom and dad, a sort of satirical horror film starring nic cage. ok, so let's kick off with gringo. this is about a businessman who becomes a kind of wanted criminal? yeah, so the story is, david oyelowo is a sort of fairly hapless character working for a drug company. and he ends up faking his own kidnapping in mexico,

tottenham confirmed today that harry kane has damaged ankle ligaments after limping off in sunday‘s win at bournemouth, and isn‘t expected to be back in training until next month the news is a blow to spurs but also england manager gareth southgate, who names his squad tomorrow for the friendlies against netherlands and italy. if kane doesn‘t return until the end of april, he has seven weeks to get fit before england‘s first match in the world cup against tunisia. on his twitter account, kane said: "disappointed to be out until next month, but injuries are part of the game. will do everything i can to get back out there asap." the football association said this evening that they will continue to work with the government over england‘s participation at this summer‘s world cup in russia. their statement comes after prime minister theresa may said in the commons today, that no members of the royal family or government ministers would attend the finals. after mrs may‘s comments, the fa said they will continue to work closely with the uk government and relevant authorities regarding our partici

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 senior management team at the fa are able to have those conversations. we are desperate to go to wait world cup and that is where my r

given a chance tonight is the grandad of lewis cook, and when the grandad of lewis cook, and when the bournemouth midfielder was 18 he put on a £500 bet that he would play for the england senior team at some point before his 26 up if he gets a debut tonight is grandad will make £17,000, not to be sniffed at. also the area is going to be used, the fourth time england have had a game in which that is used. 65 professionals from the global world of football will be here tonight to see how it is used and essentially trying to find unit for the bus course we know it will be used in russia. but most importantly this is all about gareth southgate and a chance for him to cement in his mind which players will be notjust on the plane but i guess featuring ahead of that nigeria game before he really has to whittle down the squad. but he wants to get that ready before the nigeria game so tonight very much the last chance to impress. elsewhere tonight, alex mcleish will be looking for a first win since taking up charge of scotland for his second time. he's said he'll field a more experienced side when they

goethe after winning at bournemouth despite an interest setback for star striker harry. hello welcome to the program our top story two key offensives that could define the future of syria are reaching a critical stage in the south of the country syrian state media says government forces have surrounded the town of duma it's part of their attempt to overrun eastern guta a damascus suburb that's still in rebel hands pro-government forces have managed to cut the rebel held area into by establishing a corridor to assist the offensive the government has been launching repeated as strikes rebels accuse them of using barrel bombs phosphorus napalm and chlorine gas in a separate offensive in northern syria turkish forces have surrounded the town of afrin . which is under the control of the kurdish y p g now the white b.g. is saying civilians will form a human shield around the town to protect against any further advances earlier i spoke to my only a dean who lives in duma he told us what he's witnessed over the past few days i don't see any. regime i see the russian airplanes an

no trains between bournemouth and weymouth. check with your provider, if you're using great western, check with them, if you're using scotrail, check with them, the list goes on, before you make your journey to the yourjourney to the station. a lot of these websites have live departure boards online. airports, air travel and some international airports have been affected. things are much better today. birmingham airport was —— michael has reopened, it was suspended yesterday. it is not a small airport. it is the seventh biggest airport in the uk. for the nerds among us, it is the 43rd largest in europe. back open today, was suspended yesterday, dublin airport, even bigger, was closed for two days, back open. heathrow airport running and near normal service as is gatwick, edinburgh, but of course are a lot of people in the wrong place as a result of cancelled flights and blocked airports so there are tens of thousands of people were they do not want to be right now and that will take a few days to get them all back to the ri

the premier league today, tottenham are up to third in the table after they came from behind to beat bournemouth 4—1. heung—min son scored twice. after three league defeats in a row arsenal beat watford 3—0. pierre emerick aubameyang with the best of their goals but they are 12 points off the top four. there have been more british medals on the second day of the winter paralympics in south korea including a second silver for teenager millie knight. kate grey reports from pyeongchang. no to ii; wild were back on guide brett wild were back on course, this time a more technical one. could they do any better? no signs of holding back in the favourite event for this pair. this was their best medal chance. and they delivered, not quite enough to beat their team—mates but a podium finish nonetheless. the winner of yesterday's race followed them down the hill and outperformed the brits. so it was silver and bronze. massive dream come true for both others. so glad that we've done it together. elsewhere, on the snow britain's first representative in nordic skiing finished a long way down the field

watford and bournemouth drew 2—2. now to the scottish premiership, where second placed rangers came from 2—0 down to secure a point at motherwell. allan campbell scored to put motherwell 2—0 up, after curtis may had scored from the spot. here are all the day's scottish premiership results. wins foraberdeen, celtic, hibernian and kilmarnock. two matches in the championship are currently goalless. one more line of football news to bring you, former england captain ray wilkins is in hospital after falling ill. wilkins, seen here scoring for manchester united in the 1983 fa cup final, is in a critical condition in a london hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest. after an excellent start england's bowlers were left frustrated by new zealand's middle order batsman on day two of the 2nd test in christchurch. jonny bairstow completed his century as england reached 307. at one stage in reply new zealand were 36—5, but rallied to 192—6. patrick gearey reports. a glance around christchurch's green and pleasant land an

west brom remain rooted to the bottom following defeat to bournemouth. stoke remain a place above them after defeat to everton. but palace move out of the bottom three after a much—needed win at huddersfield. christian eriksen scored twice as tottenham reached the semifinals of the fa cup for a second successive season. they beat swansea 3—0 at the liberty stadium. first—half goals from eriksen and erik lamela put mauricio pochettino's side a step closer to what would be a ninth win in the competition. manchester united currently lead brighton 1—0 in the day's other fa cup tie. that's all the sport. a new campaign to clean up mount everest has started with 1200 kg of waste taken to the nepalese capital, kathmandu. the aim is to lift 100 tonnes of waste from the world's highest mountain and surrounding region which is visited by more than 100,000 people last year. a private airline said it would continue to transport recyclable airline said it would continue to tra nsport recycla ble waste airline said it would continue to transport recyclable was

. —— bournemouth. the is a connection there. as it stands, all fixtures in the scottish cup quarterfinals are due to take place today and tomorrow including premiership leaders celtic‘s match with championship side greenock morton. that the stadium there has been a lot of works going on there, the picture is fine. it is playable for the game and there is a lot of works going around the stadium to make it safe and secure for all the supporters tomorrow. we have played a lot of games. so we have had a bit ofa a lot of games. so we have had a bit of a breather for a few days. it will not do as any arm, the boys trained well this morning and we are sitting ready for the game. —— does not do us any harm. after katarina johnson—thompson's succcess in the pentathlon last night, the action is under way on day three with more britons going for medals, including laura muir later who goes for her second podium finish this weekend in the 1500 metres. the american christian coleman has started his campaign in the 60 metres. he broke

programme — tottenham move third in the premier league as son heung—min scores twice in a 4—1 win over bournemouth. ritzier pochettino's sign hit back. —— moritz you're in. hurricane had an injury. —— harry kane. —— moritz you're in. hurricane had an injury. -- harry kane. after a few minutes, the team managed to com plete few minutes, the team managed to complete the game. we had a victory. the extra point put us in and very good position. arsenal had a winner over watford. pierre—emerick aubameyang and henrikh mkhitaryan were amongst the scorers, on a good day for the gunners. it was a very important win after the line. we battled and we did. we had some may be tired legs but overall, the spirit in the team was good. in scotland, the old firm derby certainly lived up to its billing at ibrox. a breathless game of football saw celtic twice come from behind to beat rangers 3—2 and extend their lead at the top of the scottish premiership. rangers went ahead after just three minutes throuthosh windass. three more goals were scored leaving it 2—all at the break, and despite later hav

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 own boat later in the month will face the winner. nobody that he has faced has been

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 over 150 years ago. one of the most significant moments in modern football history. we will

bournemouth scored late on to win 2—1. it's albion‘s seventh straight premier league defeat, and it heaps more pressure on manager alan pardew. there were also wins for crystal palace and everton. he's 36 years old, but world number one roger federer has not only reached the final at indian wells. it's also his best ever start to a season. he beat croatia's borna coric in three sets and will face argentina'sjuan martin del potro in the final. it was federer‘s 17th consecutive win of the year, surpassing his previous career best of 16 back in 2006. the bad weather across the country caused many events to called. most notable, the anglo welsh cup final team bath and exeter. also of the women's fa cup quarterfinal ties june arsenal and charlton, and sunderland versus manchester city. i am sure there would be more to add to that later on in the day, but for i'iow to that later on in the day, but for now it is time for the papers. with me are the journalist and broadcaster rachel shabi and the associate editor of the times,

the other one, watford in bournemouth both look like safe now, to having to dojob. both look like safe now, to having to do job. but soon it had this to the top of the table. manchester city are notjust the top of the table. manchester city are not just that one the top of the table. manchester city are notjust that one win away, they? one win away, against manchester united, could be next season. manchester united, could be next season. what way to and. manchester united did temporarily dropped to third, but have gone up to second. brenly in seven there, just two points behind arsenal. that's interesting because of depending on what happens with the various cubs, they could end up with a european spot. looking at the bottom of the table, west brom, as we said, really with the 20 points looking like they are going down. ten points adrift, it doesn't look good. southampton, after watching them against west ham today, they could be in trouble. they didn't impress at all today. they didn't impress at all today. the other one to watch out for is huddersfield. they've only spent eight days

west brom remain rooted to the bottom following defeat to bournemouth. stoke remain a place above them after defeat to everton. but palace move out of the bottom three after a much—needed win at huddersfield. christian eriksen scored twice as tottenham reached the semifinals of the fa cup for a second successive season. they beat swansea 3—0 at the liberty stadium. first—half goals from eriksen and erik lamela put mauricio pochettino's side a step closer to what would be a ninth win in the competition. manchester united are taking on brighton right now in a repeat of the 1983 final. it is still goalless at old trafford. hearts beat partick thistle 3—0 at tynecastle. this goal by kyle lafferty. elsewhere, aberdeen beat dundee 1—0 at pittodrie to move to within two points of second place. there was something of a shock at ibrox as second—placed rangers went down 1—0 to kilmarnock. ross county and hamilton drew 2—2. leaders celtic play tomorrow. mark cavendish‘s hopes of winning the prestigious milan—san remo one—day race were ended by

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 talk to young artists and technicians to find out how they view the futu

bournemouth midfielder cook has been called up for the second time — you may remember he helped england's u20 squad lift the world cup last year. manchester united's ashley young and arsenal midfielderjack wilshere return to the fold as southgate takes another look at his options ahead of this summer's world cup. west ham 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

bristol, east midlands and bournemouth airports were all closed during the morning, so runways could be cleared of snow. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north, snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m62. in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in 4 x 4 vehicles towed motorists to safety. but a lorry proved just too much. in the north—east of england, roads remain hazardous. in consett, county durham, darren spent the morning digging his street out for his neighbours, even though he doesn't drive, but he enjoys the exercise. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north, snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m62. in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in 4 x 4 vehicles towed motorists to safety. but a lorry proved just too much. in the north—east of england, roads remain hazardous. in consett, county durham, darren spent the morning digging his street out for his neighbours, even though he doesn't drive, but he enjoys the exercise. she went to stay at a friends, she came back last night, the police stopped her and said, came back last

elsewhere, west brom remain rooted to the bottom following defeat to bournemouth. stoke remain a place above them, after defeat to everton. palace move out of the bottom three, after a much needed win at huddersfield. christian eriksen scored twice, as tottenham reached the semi—finals of the fa cup for a second successive season. they beat swansea 3—0 at the liberty stadium. first—half goals from eriksen and erik lamela put spurs a step closer to what would be a ninth win in the competition. manchester united have also made it through to the semi—finals, thanks to a laboured 2—0 win over brighton at old trafford. romelu lukaku struck the first, and nemanja matic hit the second in what has been a difficult week forjose mourinho, who didn't hold back in criticising his players despite the victory. in the scottish premiership, hearts beat partick thistle 3—0 to end a run of five games without victory. all goals came in the first half at tynecastle. kyle lafferty scored the opener to claim his 10th league strike of the season. aberdeen beat dundee 1—0 at

philip brown from bournemouth was among them. he left waterloo just after five o'clock yesterday afternoon and did not get off until seven o'clock this morning. we lost power as well. they managed to restore power so we had lights but we had no heating, and things like the birthday card had run out of food and drink earlier in the evening, so it was a pretty cold night —— things like the birthday card. i was on the train for 14, 15 hours, something that region. the train spends most of the night in the new forest. passengers said the guard tried to help did not have enough information. they all had to wait until another train pulled up alongside and had to walk across a gangplank to get off. south—west trains issued a statement apologising to all those involved, saying it battled through the night to try to keep trains moving in what it called very challenging conditions. what should have been a three—hour journey turned into more than half a very uncomfortable day. duncan kennedy, bbc news, the new forest. the weather is

bristol, east midlands and bournemouth airports were all closed during the morning, so runways could be cleared of snow. 0vernight conditions were treacherous further north, snowploughs had to be sent to clear the m62. in halifax, a car overturned. in barnsley, drivers in 4 x 4 vehicles towed motorists to safety. but a lorry proved just too much. in the north—east of england, roads remain hazardous. in consett, county durham, darren spent the morning digging his street out for his neighbours, even though he doesn't drive, but he enjoys the exercise. i haven't been to the gym for a week because of the weather, cannot be bothered to trudge through it, so i thought i would clear snow everyday! sporting fixtures, including a number of half marathons, have been called off, but it has not been doom and gloom for everyone, children have been getting out there sledges for the second time in a matter of weeks, with this weather set to improve over the next couple of days. our correspondent sarah walton is in barton—upon—humber in north lincolnshire. let's take a closer look. actually, w

tottenham are up to third in the table after they came from behind to win 4—1 at bournemouth. table after they came from behind heung—min son scored twice but harry kane was substituted with an ankle injury. but harry kane was substituted petr cech saved his first penalty for arsenal almost three years afterjoining the club and kept his 200th premier league clean sheet. they beat watford 3—0. 200th premier league clean sheet. there have been more british medals on the second day of the winter paralympics in south korea including a second silver for teenager millie knight. in south korea including a second kate grey reports from pyeongchang. in south korea including a second no in south korea including a second time to celebratt the medal, no time to celebrate yesterday's all the medal, millie knight and died we re the medal, millie knight and died were first on the slopes today, this time in the super—g, more technical course to test them, but the standard was set, good team—mates do any better? any yesterday any they crashed any out of the downhill any but there was no sign of ho

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 one has felt a little different. after years to this one has felt a little

at the other end of the table, west brom are edging closer to relegation after a 2—1 defeat to bournemouth. stoke city are just above west brom in 19th but they also lost today, beaten 2—1 by everton. crystal palace moved out of the relegation zone with a 2—0 win over huddersfield. tottenham have booked their place in the semi finals of the fa cup after a 3—0 win over swansea city. mauricio pochettino's side are targeting a first trophy in ten years. christian eriksen scored twice and that one. manchester united are through to the fa cup finals after a 2-0 through to the fa cup finals after a 2—0 win over brighton. in the scottish premiership, second—placed rangers were beaten 1—0 by kilmarnock. graeme murty‘s side are nine points behind leaders celtic. hearts were 3—0 winners over struggling partick thistle. all three of the hearts goals were scored in the first half of the game. elsewhere aberdeen beat dundee, while ross county and hamilton drew 2—2. the rest of the day's sports news is on the bbc website, including the latest from the winter paralympics with the britis

i got into bournemouth about 8:30am soa heat. i got into bournemouth about 8:30am so a 15 hourjourney which shouldn't have been no more than two. you must be absolutely exhausted and probably regretting ever getting on that train? with hindsight, looking at the conditions at waterloo, i probably could have gone to a hotel and just stayed the night. but the trains aren't going to be any better today so i probably would have been stuck there for a lot longer. as a regular commuter you kind of get used to trains and there are delays on occasions but i have never had any like that before. please you are back home, thank you for sharing your story. andy kelly from rochdale borough council, you have been a good samaritan overnight, what did you do? good morning, i was ready to watch the manchester city game last night and i got manchester city game last night and igota manchester city game last night and i got a phone call from my colleague irene davison from the community centre. we got word that the m 62 had closed the highest point

in today's other results, bournemouth drew with leicester, southampton. i goal igoal in i goal in the 90th minute. and bottom off the table west brom lost to watford. 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. let's switch our attention to the world indoor athletics championships where in the last few moments... a culmination of a pretty good night for britain because there could be another bronze medal for them because elliott giles originally finished fourth in the final of the 800 metres but we are hearing it has been upgraded to third place after the american drew windle who finished first was disqualified, but he is not happy and he has walked out with them at last as they head towards the medal ceremony. at the moment britain have tw

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 play tomorrow, i know the starting team i will play. what

he was forced off against bournemouth yesterday. heung—min son found the net twice as spurs won a—1. arsenal manager arsene wenger says his team need to get the fans back on site after their recent poor form. the players did their bit yesterday, beating watford 3—0, but still plenty of empty seats at the emirates. there was a cracking old firm derby in the scottish premiership. josh windass putting rangers ahead after three minutes. it was 2—2 at half—time before celtic snatched victory thanks to odsonne edouard. tiger woods came so close to winning his first event for more than four yea rs his first event for more than four years at the valspar championship in florida. the 1a times major winner has slipped to 388th in the world rankings. he needed this putt on the final hole to force a play—off with englishman paul casey. it came up just short. that is casey's first tournament victory for nearly four yea rs. there was a really disappointing defeat for the british number one kyle edmund at the indian wells open. it was h