tottenham left shell—shocked. better news for manchester city. they are through to the quarter—finals despite losing 2—1 on the night. basel inflicting their first home defeat since 2016. city won 5—2 on aggregate. city and liverpool through to the last eight. tottenham's run alas is over. natalie many thanks once again. natalie many thanks once again. natalie perks there for us with the latest from wembley. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a good night. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft. our main headlines this evening. heartbreak for tottenham hotspur, who can't make it through to the champions league quarter—finals — out at the expense ofjuventus. manchester city lose at home for the first time this season beaten by fc basel in their second leg but the premier league leaders are comfortably through to the last eight. team sky deny what they call ‘unsubstantiated allegations‘ of the overuse of medication to enhance performance. we start, of course, with the champions league, where m

for tottenham, they came tantalisingly close... for tottenham, they came tantalisingly close before two—time european champions juventus scored twice in the second half of their last 16 tie at wembley to book their place in the last eight. our football reporter john bennett has more. juventus know how to get the job done, their experience counted. this isa done, their experience counted. this is a site that has been into the last three champions league finals. they were up against it. top number against it. juventus had a penalty turned down but tottenham took the lead. slightly fortunate with the finish but tottenham were the better side. allegri had to change things. he brought onto pullbacks and worked straightaway. he equalised on the night and stepped up again. he scored a winner at wembley. until this moment, i think tottenham was much better in the game was under contract but of course, that is football. keep going and tapped to try to see the future with the competition and in football, you cannot stop. juve will bejoined

how important could tottenham's away goals be? crucial. it is the approach that will be interesting. this is a spurs side who have made great strides under pochettino. but do they stick or twist? do they gopher broke from the start? i don't think so. i think they will be measured. they have great goal—scorers they will be measured. they have great goal—score rs but they will be measured. they have great goal—scorers but there's always that danger of holding on 0-0, always that danger of holding on 0—0, tottenham have to play with confidence and if they have to make their next step this is the night to do it. spurs haven't lost since september but juventus do it. spurs haven't lost since september butjuventus don't concede goals, at least not in serie a, they have been in two of the last three finals, it's a huge much for totte n ha m , finals, it's a huge much for tottenham, and as chris was saying, we need to find out how crucial those away goals from tuolumne will beer. and promises to be quite a game. you can listen to the actio

for tottenham, they came tantalisingly close... for tottenham, they came tantalisingly close before two—time european champions juventus scored twice in the second half of their last 16 tie at wembley to book their place in the last eight. our football reporter john bennett has more. juventus know how to get the job done, their experience counted. this isa done, their experience counted. this is a site that has been into the last three champions league finals. they were up against it. top number against it. juventus had a penalty turned down but tottenham took the lead. slightly

tottenham's european dreams and againstjuventus on tottenham's european dreams and against juventus on wednesday. bournemouth guessed they might be sore and tested aching limbs. junior stanislas hit the bar before he hit the net. spurs' bad we got worse when harry kane injured his ankle. 0thers when harry kane injured his ankle. others would need to replace the goals. dele alli equalised. an echo of kane. the man spurs will look to most of kane is out is heung—min son. he made it 2—1. then the south korean added a third. tottenham gained energy as it sapped from bournemouth. surge aurier headed in their fourth. 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

but tottenham had not finished there. christian eriksen again from outside the box, to seal their place in the semifinals. surely now it is beyond doubt. no silverware for him, and he can return to the grind of the relegation battle. but, for him, his search for a first trophy with tottenham will continue. a very good performance. i'm happy for our players, for ourfans. a fantastic achievement. manchester united against brighton in the finals. a very disappointing night on tuesday. what has the response been from jose mourinho, apart from that press conference with a 12 minute answer, he has made five changes. the goalkeeper change was already going to happen. they met in the fa cup in the 1983 final. manchester united were the big favourites but britain have done well this season. it as a good game. we will keep an eye on that game and let you know if there are any calls. he was not finished. you comes his hat—trick. absolutely brilliant feat in the box. a wonderful finish as well. he has now scored 28 premier weekly c

but i think tottenham to going as favourites. but you can never rule outjuventus. they are on a great run themselves. russia remains suspended from international athletics, and the sport's governing body says it could permanently exclude the country if key doping reforms aren't met soon. the iaaf first banned russia in november 2015 over evidence of state—sponsored doping. iaaf chairman lord coe meanwhile insists he didn't mislead the digital, culture, media and sport select comittee when they were trying to get to the bottom of exactly what he knew four years ago. our correspondent richard conway reports. the world indoor athletics championship have just concluded the world indoor athletics championship havejust concluded in birmingham and the governing body council has ta ken birmingham and the governing body council has taken the opportunity to have a quarterly meeting here at the council chambers in the heart of the city. we were expecting to talk about the report in sport which we heard a lot about yesterday involving of course bradley wiggins. more on that

but then, tottenham had the old lady rocking. harry kane again inspired his side to come back, with christian eriksen levelling the thai. now it is all to play for. we know very well that we are going to play one of the best teams in europe, but we are going to compete and at the same time try to enjoy the game. i think it is fantastic. —— tie. look, we need to think that we can win the. having scored twice injuventus, we can win the. having scored twice in juventus, they will return full of confidence, reaching the quarter—finals were just the second time is now a real possibility but despite conceding to away goals can juventus won't go down without a fight. their manager is used to criticism but his record in the dugout speaks for itself. three league titles, three cop attali are trophies and two champions league finals, he has made a masterpiece of this time. he has european football's against crown to win but his biggest priority in london on wednesday will have to be keeping harry kane wyatt. —— quiet. basel tried

but, tottenham had not finished there. christian eriksen again from outside the box, to seal their place in the semifinals. surely now it is beyond doubt. no silverware for him, and he can return to the drained of the relegation battle. but, for him, his search for a first trophy with totte n ha m search for a first trophy with tottenham will continue. i have very good performance. i'm happy for our players, for our fans. a fantastic achievement. another game to go. we're talking about choosing the new and his comments recently. it was unbelievable the press conference on friday, 12 minutes and serve. defended his record, talked about football heritage. i have not seen a press conference like it for a very long time. talking about the game, it gives is a chance to look through the fa cup archive. they met and fa cup final in 1983. manchester united won in the replay. they made it 2-2. united won in the replay. they made it 2—2. famously, britain missed a great chance at the end. the commentator said, smith must score. lo

walter told to play for tottenham hotspur led 60 men “— to play for tottenham hotspur led 60 men —— led 26 men across a river on a night raid into territory, despite being recommended for a military cross, it was never reported —— awarded. —— walter tull. voiceover: they gave their lives for freedom, like so many of the fallen, the name of walter tull is inscribed in northern france as a lasting memorial but his story goes beyond his duty as the first black army officer in britain, he was one of english football's first black players. a sporting career took water told to tottenham hotspur, then on to northampton town. the great war intervened, and set him on a radically different path. we are remembering walter tull. england expect a different connotations back in1918, expect a different connotations back in 1918, head of the centenary of his death this week and, three current tottenham international together with fa youth councillors, took time to learn about his bravery. when you are at school, you talk about rosa parks, martin luther king, it is a shame that growing up in eng

arsenal beat tottenham. never in a million yea rs or beat tottenham. never in a million years or that when. 3—1 to totte n ha m , years or that when. 3—1 to tottenham, and harry chainstores two. —— harry kane scores two. tottenham, and harry chainstores two. -- harry kane scores two. one of the teams this year is what mobile connectivity can do to transform lives. the company case for change is to committing projects around the world, hoping to inspire others. —— documenting products. whether it is empowering women in india, orgiving whether it is empowering women in india, or giving farmers and extra resources to grope crops, most of the project to be backed on a world scale, some in the welbeck things could be possible very soon. we are seeing tremendous amount of change. —— mackellar. in africa, for example, we will see 250 million smart phones changed to 700 million smartphones and just five short yea rs. smartphones and just five short years. —— world bank. a wrong will have access to broadband as the fosun. but in the industry

. —— tottenham. elsewhere in football, there have been emotional scenes in florence where fiorentina played their first match since the death of their captain davide astori. he passed away after a sudden illness at the age of 31 last weekend. when vitor hugo scored the only goal of the game against benevento, he held up a t—shirt with the italian international‘s face on it, as part of several tributes. players also wore shirts bearing astori's name and number in the warm—up. wales have moved up to second place in the six nations table, after a 38—14 victory over italy in cardiff. wales enjoyed their biggest six nations win when these two sides met last year, and more of the same looked likely when hadleigh parkes and then george north crossed the line in the first six minutes. italy knew defeat would hand them yet another wooden spoon, and they struck back with a matteo minozzi score but wales added three more tries after the break to italy's one, with north's second score securing the bonus

arsenal beat tottenham. never in a million years or that when. 3—1 to tottenham, and harry kane scores two. and the oscars are finally here. the 90th awards are this weekend. over the past few weeks, we have been going exclusively behind the scenes with some of the nominees in the best visual effects category. this week is the fourth in our series. otherwise known as episode eight. of course i am talking about star wars: the lastjedi. it took almost a year to get to the final lookj of snoke. we started to paint textures and build the internal controls and anatomy of the character. and then as the editors, ryan and bob, were working together, they brought together sequences only using andy's as a reference point. and he had this incredible, powerful voice. closer i said... the bombing run was in the original script, was exactly as you said in the film. we did bid how to execute this in a few different ways, practical pyrotechnics, that sort of thing. and the scheduling and cost of that was too prohibitive.

coming up on this programme: tottenham move third in the premier league as son heung—min scores twice in a 4—1win over bournemouth. close, but not close enough, as tiger woods finishes tied for second at the valspar championship in florida despite a late surge. and novak djokovic returns to the court but loses his first match against japanese qualifier, taro daniel. harry kane's ankle injury is a concern for tottenham manager, mauricio pochettino, after he was takken off during their 4—1 win away to bournemouth in the premier league. 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

partly thanks to harry cane tottenham came back from italy with two away goals. that could prove crucial in tonight's clash with a champions league quarter final berth on the line. boasting attacking talents such as cain christian eriksen and hyung men saw on sutton and they're confident that they can step up to the task. we know where he will be going to play with one of the visteon. but we have a brave brave team but he bullshitted people. do love the challenge and tourism must be challenge our it will be tottenham's biggest european challenge in quite some time this is only their third ever appearance in the champions league event to see on the other hand have made the final in two of the last three seasons . despite pedigree being on their side coach mess a million no alegria is wary of his inexperienced opponents. the money you could if you set up are the events of which there will be more space on the pitch and they'll be more chances created but the important thing for us is to be very careful in defense. spurs the favorites thanks to their two away goals

tottenham's match against rochdale last week was included in the trial but was criticised given lengthy delays while the referee reviewed incidents, leading to claims technology is killing the atmosphere and pace of the match. but one of the architects of the new system told me there is evidence video assistants are working. 0n clear error situations, the accuracy of the referee decisions went from, initially, 93% up to around 99%. of course there are grey areas where an incident could be a penalty, could not be a penalty, and they will always remain grey areas. var will almost certainly now be used at the summer's world cup although some premier league clubs have opted to delay its implementation. lawmakers say there is still work to be done. how to maintain this spectacle has to be worked on but we also need the confidence to sell it to people. it isa confidence to sell it to people. it is a small change to make a big difference. football's leaders want to eliminate game—changing mistakes but as the trials have shown, anyone who thinks technology is going to stop controversy may wan

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 future. ijust have to figure out, how do i see this in your... we‘re on set with a group of postgraduate students from the highly respected usc school of cinematic arts in los angeles. they are making a film for this post weinstein era that exp

liverpool leapfrog tottenham into third place. 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. now is mark cavendish one of the unluckiest men in sport? the british cyclist suffered a concussion earlier in the season, then in his first race back a fortnight ago he crashed and broke a rib. despite that he took on the milan san remo one day race yesterday and crashed again. to rub salt in his wounds he was in contention when the crash happened. italy's vincenzo nibali took the victory. well the bad weather across the country has caused many events and fixtures to be called off. amongst those are the anglo welsh cup final between bath and exeter, which was due to be played at kingshoilm. also off are the women's fa cup quarterfi

to the quarterfinals tottenham took an early lead through and looked to be on their way to victory but you went to stand the tie on its head in the second up. on equalize in the sixty fourth minute and apollo divina netted just three minutes later to give you ventus a two one victory they went through to the next round for three on aggregate. on to formula one now where pre-season tests are slowly coming to an end at the secretely cup the loony a in barcelona it's a last chance for drivers to impress before the season starts daniel do recorded the fastest lap so fast in fact that he set the quickest time since the track was reconfigured back in two thousand and seven the red bull driver was more than a second faster than reading champion lewis hamilton the season starts later this month in melbourne in australia. he was indeed have been used to remember there's lots more news on our website as leader of the dot com including on international women's day but stay with us now helena is going to join me shortly and have the business headlines you're watching the news coming to you live fr

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 regard

but tottenham had not finished there. christian eriksen again from outside the box, to seal their place in the semifinals. surely now it is beyond doubt. no silverware for him. his search for a first trophy with totte n ha m his search for a first trophy with tottenham will continue. liverpool are taking on watford at anfield in the evening kick—off that got underway about ten minutes ago. they go third with a win and have made a great start — mo salah giving them the lead after just four minutes. west brom's problems continue to escalate as they lost 2—1 to bournemouth. alan pardew‘s side are edging closer to relegation, bottom of the table and seven points adrift of stoke city in 17th. even more frustrating that west brom had taken the lead but bouremouth came back with two second half goals, including a late free kick from junior stanislas, who admitted he had been practising them every day recently. it paid off and he got the three points for eddie howe's side. it's just so hurtful for our fans and our players

it is not just tottenham court position to be in, absolutely. it is notjust tottenham court road station, there are 270 tube stations in london, 72 of those are step free, but only 50 are fully accessible from street to train. the london underground network is one of the oldest in the world. it is one of the least accessible in the world. that makes us angry. we want to be able to turn up at the station, get on the train, get off the train, without assistance. that has got to be the goal. that level of independence. when we asked the staff to help us use the ramp, it is a complicated procedure. staff have two be alerted at the gate, drivers told to hold and the destination staff have to stand by, it takes a lot of time and effort. we take accessibility really seriously. it is not step free. it is a boarding ramp. at some locations, that is where we are and that is... we are consta ntly where we are and that is... we are constantly having to balance the money we spend on accessibility against the money we spend on everything else. i think we have

3—1 to tottenham, harry kane scores two. yeah! now, after weeks of build—up, the oscars are finally here. the 90th academy awards are this weekend. over the past few weeks, we have been going exclusively behind the scenes with some of the nominees in the best visual effects category. this week, it's the fourth in our series, which is the ninth in their series, otherwise known as episode viii. yes, of course, i am talking about star wars: the lastjedi. kill it. we aimed to try and do as much as we can in camera. the reality is there always going to be shots, sequences or big moments that are gonna need visual effects and on a film like this, it is a star wars movie, we ultimately ended up with over 2000 effect shots in the film. you have too much of your father's heart in you. it took almost a year to get to the final look of snoke, and it's an organic process. we start with a maquette. we copied that, we scanned it, we digitised it, brought it in, started to paint textures, started to build the internal controls and anatomy of t

. —— between tottenham. calls to delay or cancel the plans. -- between tottenham. the holy grail is the fa cup, if it is not ready we cannot put it into our most prestigious tournament. fifa insists the system works as the video replay trial has shown, those who think technology will stop the controversy has another thing coming. gary oldman has told bbc news of his excitement at the prospect of landing his first academy award. the ‘tinker tailor, soldier spy‘ star is tipped to win best actor for his role as winston churchill in the film, ‘darkest hour‘. speaking at a party ahead of tomorrow's oscars ceremony in los angeles he said it was an honour to play the former prime minister. iam i am feeling, i'm feeling very good about it. sunday would be, these things will be what they will be, but either they call your name or they don't. but the ride has been, they don't. but the ride has been, the right has been enjoyable, and to be recognised for playing winston churchill, it is... the prize in itself. a lot of people saying he is in with a real chance. i thin

it is painful being a tottenham fan. tottenham have become the first english team to be knocked out of this season's champions league. they lost 4—3 on aggregate to italian championsjuventus after going down 2—1 at wembley last night. the match had begun brightly for spurs who took the lead in the first half thanks to son heung—min. but despite failing to manage a shot on target in the opening hour juventus came back, scoring twice in less than three minutes to turn the tie around. no lack of experience, no lack of concentration. how many chances we conceded in the first leg and the second leg today? three chances and they scored twice. and we created a lot of chances but we only scored once. sometimes there is nojustice in football. despite basel inflicting a first home defeat of the season on manchester city, pep guardiola's side are through to the last eight. city were 4—0 up from the first leg in swizterland and went ahead after seven minutes through gabrieljesus. but basel soon equalised through mohamed elyo

arsenal beat tottenham. never in a million years will that happen. 3—1 to tottenham, and harry kane scores two. yeah! one of the themes this year is what mobile connectivity can do to transform lives. the company case for change is documenting projects around the world, hoping to inspire others. whether it is empowering women in india, or giving farmers in mexico resources to grow crops, most of the projects could be replacated on a world scale, something the world bank things replicated on a world scale, something the world bank things could be possible very soon. we are seeing tremendous amount of access to the internet. in africa, for example, we will see 220 million smartphones in 2015, to 700 million in 2020, in just five short years. we think very soon, everyone will have access to the internet, and have access to smartphones. but we know that unless the industry, working with groups like ours, thinks specifically about taking these applications are making them work at scale in developing countries,

harry kane's ankle injury is a concern for tottenham manager, mauricio pochettino, after he was takken off during their 4—1 win away to bournemouth in the premier league. 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 o

to progress to the quarterfinals tottenham took an early lead through zone and looks to be on their way to victory but you want us to own the tie on its head in the second half. equalized in the sixty fourth minute and paolo di bella netted just three minutes later to give you vent to a two one victory they went through to the next round for three on aggregate. and here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you gentlemen from the sigma gumby has announced he will not be included in chunks of the new coalition government. today lengthy tweets saying he'd been pushed out off to a with his spotty the social democrats and today is international women's day they are just across the waldos them and press the progress spain has gotten already saw the twenty four hour strike against reach disparities and domestic violence and south koreans are rallying in support of the need to movement against sexual harassment. on the back if you look forward to seeing them. for the machine can be a lot more than just functional. playing with. combining. venting into your. room and still a

tottenham's match against rochdale last week was included in the trial but was criticised given lengthy delays while the referee reviewed incidents. leading to claims technology is killing the atmosphere and pace of the match. some now question whether var should be used at all, including at this summer's world cup in russia. the holy grail of football is the world cup, surely if it's not good enough for the fa cup we can't wheel it out into the most prestigious tournament we have every four years. 0n sort of clear error situations, clear situations, the accuracy of the referee's decisions went from initially 93% up to around 99%. of course there are grey areas where an incident could be a penalty, could not be a penalty, and they we re always remain grey areas. football's leaders want to eliminate game changing mistakes, but as the experiments have shown, anyone who thinks technology will stop controversy may want to think again. richard conway, bbc news. despite the poor weather, the day's premier league and scottish cup fixtures went ahead as planned — match of the day and sportsce

i've been to see my friend, the manager of totte n ha m been to see my friend, the manager of tottenham ladies cricket club. when i was a child they would say they have a girl playing, it makes you feel less confident but the teams i have played in work always supportive because my team—mates believed in me, it made me believe in myself. i would like to see women's cricket and women's sport in general feeling better respected, because people being rude on the sidelines is stopping girls playing sport, which is important for their physical health and mental well—being. but i'm told that things have improved. in devon it has progressed very well, we have 13 women's clubs, we have to softball friendlies, the girls have won national titles across the country and i'm pretty sure it remains the highest growing sport for young girls. the england and wales cricket board told me they are investing in foreign ball cricket and encouraging women to take up coaching, but will this go far enough? i'm madly, bbc school sports reporter for bbc spotlight. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more t

and the champions league last night here ventus produced a resilient performance against tottenham to progress the quarterfinals tottenham took an early lead to a through train and looked to be on their way to victory if you went to still the tie on its head in the second half gonzalo higuaín equalized in the sixty fourth minute and palmer ivanna netted just three minutes later to give your dentist a two one victory they went through to the next round for three an advocate. here's a recap of the top stories appear falling for your own children foreign minister sigmund godfrey has announced that he will not be included in chunks on them after seeing a coalition government not be exposed to a lengthy treat saying that he had been pushed out after a feud with his party the social democrats. and today on international women's day of the protests across the wind as women press the progress spin got an early start with a twenty four hour strike against british disparities and domestic violence and south koreans are rallying in support of the me too movement against sexual harassment. is lo

liverpool leap frog tottenham into third place. it wasn't a good day for rock—bottom west brom. 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 sha

he was a tottenham player. when you are at school, you are taught about rosa parks, martin luther king. it's a shame that, growing up in england, that i'd never heard of walter and what he'd been through. so, pretty emotional, moving story. both walter's parents died by the time he was nine. he grew up in an orphanage, overcoming racism and poverty en route to first—team football and an army commission. walter's our granduncle. we know from the accounts what he did in the war. as a family, we will always one and be proud of our granduncle. as a family, we will always honour and be proud of our granduncle. walter's name is listed at arras as an officer, in spite of military law at the time which stated such men must only be white. he was killed just south of the french town. this is where walter tull‘s story ends, trying to defend against a massive german onslaught coming from the east, known as the spring offensive. it was their final attempt to try and turn the war in their favour. but walter was shot and

tottenham and manchester united are both through to the fa cup semi finals. tottenham beat swansea, while united saw off brighton 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, even though they're through to the last four. when the sun is shining, it's easy to play football, you know what i mean? when you win matches, everything goes in your direction and even myself i can play when the sun is shining, but when it's dark, and when you are under pressure, only the top ones can do it and today we did not have many top ones. liverpool managerjurgen klopp believes forward mohamed salah is "on the way" to being mentioned in the same breath as lionel messi. that's after the egyptian played another starring role in his side's 5—0 win over watford last night. salah scored four of his team's goals, with roberto firmino scoring the other, assited by salah, who now takes his goal tally in the premier league to 28, four clear of spurs' harry kane. he h

right in the champions league last night event has produced a resilient performance against tottenham to progress to the quarter finals tottenham took an early lead through human song and look to be on their way to victory but inventus turned the tie on its head in the second half gonzalo higuaín equalized in the sixty fourth minute and paolo di bella netted just three months later minutes later rather than to give you went for the two one victory they went through to the next round four three on aggregate. now an all girls football team is given by the indian refugees a ray of hope in the largest refugee camp in the democratic republic of congo the morning star squad has precious few resources but that hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of all the players. the morning star. these young girls were forced to flee burundi in twenty fifteen but have discovered a love of football in their to march was lives now in the democratic republic of congo they have formed an all girls football team in the us and the refugee camp. we forget we are refugees when we are playing we could be anywhere in t

and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, can tottenham hotspur hold on against italian giants juventus to make it through to the quarterfinals of the champions league? we'll have the latest report and features from the bbc sports centre. good evening. a nerve agent was used to try to murder a former russian spy and his daughter in salisbury at the weekend. scotland yard said they had identified the substance, but weren't prepared to make that information public at this stage. sergei and yulia skripal were found unconscious on sunday afternoon and they remain critically ill, along with a police officer who was the first to attend the scene. police say that mr skripal and his daughter were targeted specifically and the attack is being treated as attempted murder. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds has the latest. sergei skripal is a man with a shadowy past. relatives said he feared it would catch up with him, that he would be targeted. but he was using his own name, living a normal life, popping into a corner shop last month for milk and bacon. tonight, he and his daughter are gr

chelsea moved to within two points of tottenham in fourth but the win over crystal palace. in terms of the bottom end of the table, newcastle the big winners, five points clear of danger, crystal palace unable to get themselves up out of the relegation zone this evening, but these three sites i fear for. zone this evening, but these three sites i fearfor. huddersfield are not scoring enough goals, southampton did not have a plan a, let alone a plan b. it is looking tighter than bottom of that table! getting a slightly better idea of which teams are in the frame. well, leaders wolves continue to have a wobble they where beaten 4—1 by aston villa at villa park. the home side took an early lead through albert adomah with a scarambled opener before wolves eqaulised before half time, but villa scored three second half goals with this effort from birkir bjarnason sealing the derby win for steve bruce's side. wolves are just three points clear at the top, while promotion pushing villa are up to third 4 points behind second placed cardiff city. elsewhere struggling burton albion

tottenham and arsenal in action tomorrow. moving onto the bottom. west brom eight points adrift. these sites are starting to look very edgy in terms of relegation because they are all in awful form and really struggling to pick up points. the interesting to see how that relegation battle plays out of the next few weeks. thank you so much. you have lots of championship football for us? we're getting a slightly better idea of which teams are in the relegation for the premier league, which teams are coming up in the championship. well, leaders wolves have had a bit of a wobble in recent weeks and they are into the second half at villa park, where aston villa took an early lead. albert adomah with a scarambled opener after a number of errors in the wolves defence but the away side managed a scrappy goal from diogojota to equalise — so it's 1—1. wolves as it stands are four points clear at the top. villa are pushing for an automatic promotion place and a win would see them move up to third, four points behind second placed cardiff city. 1-1 1—1 and half an hour to go at villa pa

tottenham's rich run of form continued against huddersfield. no goals from harry kane this time — instead son providing both in their 2—0 victory at wembley. 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 w

the odds are definitely stacked in tottenham's favour. they're unbeaten in their last 15 games against swansea — that's a run going back to 1991. that's all the sport for now. back to you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at the later than usual time of seven o'clock this evening. goodbye. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on oui’ main story this lunchtime. addressing the conservative party spring forum, the prime minister has said the government expected moscow to react in the way it did, by expelling 23 british diplomats. the move is one of the measures in response to britain's decision to throw out the same number of russian officials, following the nerve agent attack in salisbury. in her speech, theresa may said the government will consider the uk's next steps "in the coming days" and that britain will never tolerate a threat to anyone on british soil. i set out in the house of commons this week the government's conclusion that the russian state was culpab

i'm sorry it's well be here with all this for tottenham an event to battle it out at wembley for a place in the quarter finals of the champions league. the syrian government has taken half of eastern ghouta after intensifying its aerial bombardment of the rebel enclave the number of people killed has risen to sixty eight one of the highest daily death tolls and warning you may find images in this report from senate hold a distressing. civil defense volunteers are appealing to the u.n. security council to make this stop they are calling what is happening in eastern huta a bloodbath. the rescuers are responding to cries from underneath the rubble in this case from a child. your mother something that you get me out of here this boy says. he survived was. well. it was but at least eight hundred syrians many of them women and children have already been killed in almost three weeks of relentless airstrikes and both bartman throughout the besieged and claimed. shot but anyhow we are the free people of eastern little we want to freedom and the downfall of this murderous regimes which has committ

3—1 to tottenham, harry kane scores two. yeah! now, after weeks of build—up, the oscars are finally here. the 90th academy awards are this weekend. over the past few weeks, we have been going exclusively behind the scenes with some of the nominees in the best visual effects category. this week, it's the fourth in our series, which is the ninth in their series, otherwise known as episode viii. yes, of course, i am talking about star wars: the lastjedi. kill it. we aimed to try and do as much as we can in camera. the reality is there always going to be shots, sequences or big moments that are gonna need visual effects and on a film like this, it is a star wars movie, we ultimately ended up with over 2000 effect shots in the film. you have too much of your father's heart in you. it took almost a year to get to the final look of snoke, and it's an organic process. we start with a maquette. we copied that, we scanned it, we digitised it, brought it in, started to paint textures, started to build the internal controls and anatomy of t

this week's fa cup game between tottenham and rochdale was pa rt between tottenham and rochdale was part of the global trial. but lengthy delays and confusion over decisions have led to calls to delay oi’ decisions have led to calls to delay or abandon the plans. the holy grail of football is the world cup. surely, if it is not good enough for the fa cup we can't wheel it out into the most prestigious tournament. not really at all. the opinions are fans are forthright. tournament. not really at all. the opinions are fans are forthrightlj reckon opinions are fans are forthright.” reckon it makes everything more excite, like i feel like it is like american football, like you wait, what's he doing and you see the guy doing this. it is a farce, it takes the fun out of the game. i like the controversy and the debate, like in the pub after the game the game needs it. it can only benefit the game having correct decisions all the time. fifa says video replays will raise the accuracy of factual decisions on the pitch, to 99%. despite that some premier league clu bs despite that some premier l