taylor the manager who led watford to success, but graham taylor the family man who built not just a club ik community around him. it is an accessibility that we don't see in today's multi—million pound contract media trained day. it is pa rt contract media trained day. it is part of why he has been held in such high esteem across english football. people came here notjust to say goodbye to a great man and a great manager but to say goodbye to a golden era in football. that is it. from all of us at the sports centre, good night. coming up next, it's the papers.

to five promotions and an fa cup final, but graham taylor, the family man, who built not just graham taylor, the family man, who built notjust a club at a community around it. chelsea defender branislav ivanovic hasjoined russian premier league side zenit st petersburg for an undisclosed fee on a two—and—a—half year deal. chelsea captainjohn terry paid tribute to his now former team—mate, describing ivanovic as a "legend", going on to call him an "unbelievable defender for us over the years and a great and big character and presence in the dressing room". that was invalid edge scoring a goal on his final game, that fa cup win over brentford. —— that was in ivanovic. the serb who joined the club in 2008, played 377 times for chelsea and scored for the club in his final appearance in saturday's 4—0 fa cup win over brentford. he won the premier league twice, fa cup three times, league cup as well as the community shield. he also helped chelsea win the the champions league and scored the winning goal in the 2013 europa league final. one other deal that's gone through today,

taylor the manager who led watford to success, but graham taylor the family man who built not just a club ik community around him. it is an accessibility that we don't see in today's multi—million pound contract media trained day. it is pa rt contract media trained day. it is part of why he has been held in such high esteem across english football. people came here notjust to say goodbye to a great man and a great manager but to say goodbye to a golden era in football. that is it. from all of us at the sports centre, good night. coming up next, it's the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are susie boniface, columnist at the mirror, and michael booker, the deputy editor of the express. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the daily express, which campaigned for the uk to leave the european union, is injubilant mood and it's summed in its headline: "now we're on our way out of the eu". the daily mail also backed brexit and calls the government win a crushing vote. it has the statue of winston churchill on the

taylor, the manager, who led watford to five promotions and an fa cup final, but graham taylor, the family man, who built, notjust a club, but a community around it. after nine years at stamford bridge, chelsea defender branislav ivanovic hasjoined russian premier league side zenit st petersburg for an undisclosed fee on a two—and—a—half year deal. 376 appearances he made in all competitions for chelsea. he won the premier league twice, the fa cup three times and scored the winner in the europa league final. chelsea captainjohn terry paid tribute to his now former team—mate, premier league spending in the january transfer window reached a 16 year high. for the first time they made a net profit. a large part of that has been down to the financial power of the chinese super league. they bought oscar for around £50 million from chelsea, and even watford's odion ighalo commanded £20 million for his move to china. never heard of the club? neither had he. when the offer came in, i googled the team, it said some things about the team, it said some things about the team. i said wh

a lot of people who were there would not have known the graham taylor that we grew up with. the players were there because they we re the players were there because they were his children if you like. that‘s all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i‘ll have more in sportsday at half past 6. thank you. let‘s get more now on the latest controversy to surround president trump. he‘s appointed a conservative neil gorsuch as a nominee to the supreme court, and has called on the us senate to speedily approve his nomination. the court has the final legal word on many of the most sensitive us issues, from abortion to gender to gun control. but democratic senators, who can delay or even block the nomination, have raised questions about judge gorsuch‘s attitudes towards women‘s and workers‘ rights. with me now is kevin russell — a supreme court practitioner — who also writes for the supreme court of the united states blog. it is good to see you. thank you for joining us. my pleasure. is it right for democrats and pro

fans and players say farewell to graham taylor today. good evening. the england cricket captain said his team were not at the races today. madison understatement. this was their last match on tour, a t20 series decider, chasing 203 for victory and they disintegrated losing the last eight wickets. test series lost, one—day series loss, surely not this one. after deciding to bowl, they had a big breakthrough. they kohli went walkies. they brought back the noise. we will not see that ball again. different ball, same result. ms dhoni reached a half—century. england had to find 203 for victory. a reverse sweep for six. while there we re a reverse sweep for six. while there were many more maximums from joel root and one morgan when they were both out in successive balls, things unravelled. six in total. the tourists losing eight wickets for eight runs. no one winds a match with statistics like that, test series, one—day series, gone, time to come home. some more football tonight, manchester united face hull. they knocked them out of the league cup. it

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and the football world says farewell to the former england, watford and aston villa manager, graham taylor. good afternoon from westminster where mps are debating for a second day a bill which would allow the prime minister to formally start the process of leaving the eu. the government is expected to win a vote on the legislation when it is held tonight, despite opposition from some labour rebels. they are going against the three line whip of their leader, jeremy corbyn. opposition also from the liberal democrats and the snp. we can listen now to nigel dodds. we we re we can listen now to nigel dodds. we were told we would have to change oui’ currency were told we would have to change our currency at the border but there is at different currency. however, the economy has gone on and done extremely well. none of the dire predictions of those who predicted terrible consequences came to pass andi terrible consequences came to pass and i am confident that in relation to this issue as well, that we will see a better future for the united kingdom and for northern ireland. i welcome very much

the funeral of former england manager graham taylor is taking place in watford, where he had his greatest success at club level. a large crowd has gathered outside st mary's church, with family, friends and mourners from the world of sport arriving earlier. taylor died of a heart attack last month at the age of 72. usain bolt has been speaking about losing one of his nine olympic gold medals. he said it was rough to have to give it back, after his jamaica team—mate nesta carter tested positive for a banned substance at beijing in 2008, where they won the sprint relay. bolt has been in melbourne to open a sports facility and compete in an all stars event, and he said he didn't think his legacy would be damaged. i have worked hard over the years and show my dominance so i think losing one medal should not be a problem. what can i say? knowing nesta carter, what are your feelings towards him now? i have not seen him ina towards him now? i have not seen him in a while but i am hoping he is not blaming himself too much about this. i will wait and see what happens. russia have been stripped o

the funeral of former england manager graham taylor will take place later in watford, home of the club where he enjoyed his greatest success. taylor died last month at the age of 72. thousands are expected to turnout and pay their respects to their former manager at st mary's church. england's cricketers will be looking to finish a disappointing winter tour of india on a high today. after losing the test and one—day series, victory in the final t20 international in bangalore would give england their only series win this winter. but joe root believes there are positives to take away. we have got a lot in place to make usa we have got a lot in place to make us a very formidable side, especially in t20 cricket, we have proven especially in t20 cricket, we have prove n we especially in t20 cricket, we have proven we can perform at that level, and across the others as well. we are moving forward, making massive strides in one—day cricket, especially with the bat, scoring huge scores, and with test cricket, so it is a very interesting and entertaining time to be playing international spo

the town of watford has been to say goodbye to football manager graham taylor. he was 72 and died last month. the service is being held at saint mary's church and is being relayed to the public outside. the latest fighting in eastern ukraine between government troops and russian—backed separatists is described as the worst there in months. a memorial service is being held in kiev for seven ukrainian soldiers who were killed in the town of avdiivka. tom burridge sent this report from the front line. we are on the road on the way into avdiivka, a small city where there has been recent heavy fighting between russian backed separatists and the ukrainian military and you can hear in the background there is a heavy battle not farfrom here. you can hear a lot of outgoing firing from the ukrainian side. in the two years of covering this conflict i've rarely known the situation to be this unstable and volatile. we've come into avdiivka, this small city, and you can see the coking plant there. coke is a material used in the process of making steel. it's a huge feature o

the funeral of former england manager graham taylor will take place later in watford, home of the club where he enjoyed his greatest success. taylor died last month at the age of 72. thousands are expected to turn out and pay their respects at st mary's church. england's cricketers will be looking to finish a disappointing winter tour of india on a high today. their last chance to win a series rests in bangalore, with the final t20 international. despite losing the test and one day series, joe root believes there are positives to take away. we've got a lot in place to make us a very formidable side especially in twe nty20 a very formidable side especially in twenty20 cricket because we've proven twenty20 cricket because we've prove n we twenty20 cricket because we've proven we can perform at that level and across the others as well. we are building forward and making massive strides in one day cricket especially with the bat, scoring huge totals and we are finding our feetin huge totals and we are finding our feet in test cricket. so, it is a very interesting and entertaining time to b