matthew fitzpatrick is having a much better day though. the englishman is second on four under par. three shots behind leader sergio garcia. india came out on top in the test series against england, and now it's the turn of the t20 and one—day teams. there's going to be a lot of cricket over the next few weeks. lee westwood going well, he is for off the lead. india came out on top in the test series against england, and now it's the turn of the t20 and one—day teams. there's going to be a lot of cricket over the next few weeks. england will finish their tour in pune with three one—dayers, but they are still in ahmedabad for the five match t20 series that starts tomorrow. the 2020 world cup will also be in india later this year so it's a really important series. this is almost the perfect preparation to try and replicate what we are going to come up against that the world cup in seven months�* time. i think this is the one addition to that that they will play at grounds that we do play the five gains at the same grounds here. it�*s gains at the same grounds here. it's auoin gains at the same grounds here. it's going to be a bit more free, but more _ going to be a bit more free, but more expressive in terms of, you know, _ more expressive in terms of, you know. are — more expressive in terms of, you know, are approaching the innings and playing more freely, whether we have enough batsmen to take care of things— have enough batsmen to take care of things if_ have enough batsmen to take care of things if we _ have enough batsmen to take care of things if we lose a couple of wickets _ things if we lose a couple of wickets earlier or not. that was the case before, — wickets earlier or not. that was the case before, to be honest, we didn't have enough— case before, to be honest, we didn't have enough in the batting. | case before, to be honest, we didn't have enough in the batting.- have enough in the batting. i don't make a statement, _ have enough in the batting. i don't make a statement, anyway, - have enough in the batting. i don't make a statement, anyway, india | have enough in the batting. i don'tl make a statement, anyway, india is have enough in the batting. i don't i make a statement, anyway, india is a tough side to beat at home. so the last series that we play, they beat us, which probably says it all. i us, which probably says it all. i think it's england who will be the team _ think it's england who will be the team to — think it's england who will be the team to beat the number one site in the world. _ team to beat the number one site in the world, and the prime focus will be on _ the world, and the prime focus will be on them — the world, and the prime focus will be on them in this world cup from all the _ be on them in this world cup from all the other teams will be various strengths — all the other teams will be various strengths they bring, yeah, every other— strengths they bring, yeah, every other team would agree with what i say. other team would agree with what i saw its— other team would agree with what i say. it's england who are the favourites. that will not change regardless of how they play. chelsea�*s beth england is an england international but football isn�*t as all consuming as you�*d exepct. she�*s also sudying law. the football association will hope many more will be able to follow her example, and prepare for life after football. they�*ve made a committement to ensure that the top women�*s clubs have access to higher edication for their players. here�*s our sports correspondent katie gornall: as a player, beth england has a laser focus. it�*s england from long range...! but the chelsea and england striker has goals off the pitch too. she�*s studying for a law degree. why choose law? law isjust something i've always been interested in. growing up, i used to watch csi, criminal minds, law & order with my mum. i never thought this would be a full—time job, so i always knew that education would have to come into it. after football, you need to make sure that you've got something set up ready for that transition. the fa want to make it easier for the top female players to combine football and education. the new plan is for every women�*s super league and championship club to be linked with a university or college. we know that whilst the women�*s game is growing enormously and you can earn a decent living, you�*re certainly not earning the kind of money that men are earning, and when you get to the end of your career, we want you to have an alternative and we want you to have the best possible chance to do well in life, not just well in football. until now, the usa has always been a big draw when it comes to mixing sport under study. lucy bronze, demi stokes and rachel daly are just some of the current england squad that came through the us college system on soccer scholarships. many players will still go for the experience, but can the english system now make them think twice? england goalkeeper karen bardsley was born in the us and went to college there, but while playing for manchester city, she also studied for a masters in sports directorship. well, i think what's really interesting is, like, the right of accelerated growth and improvement of the wsl. you know, i think if you would have asked some of these girls may be four or five years ago whether they felt they would miss out on anything if they went to the states, they'd probably say no. however, if you ask people now, they definitely say yes, i think. for many, just being paid to play is a dream come true. england�*s shot — brilliant! now it�*s about being ready for whatever the future holds. katie gornall, bbc news. a quick update from the europa league, manchester united go less at half—time, rangers drawing attack time against latvia. that it for my sports day. goodbye. ——that�*s all from sportsday. you�*re watching bbc news. i martin troxel. a couple of updates on sarah everard, the woman who went missing walking home from south london a week ago. as evening sarah�*s family have released a statement, they described her as bright and beautiful, wonderful daughter and sister, and a shining example to us all who always put others first and had the most amazing sense of humour. they said that we are so grateful to the police and would like to thank them for all they are doing. the family also asked people to come forward and speak to the police if you have any information. no piece of information is too insignificant. detectives investigating the disappearance of sarah found human remains in woodland in ashford in kent yesterday. this afternoon, police diving unit and sniffer dogs arrived at the scene. it�*s been confirmed tonight that the police officer arrested on suspicion of her murder remains in custody at a london police station after an application to extend his detention was granted at wimbledon magistrates courts, according to scotland yard. a woman agedin according to scotland yard. a woman aged in her 30s who was arrested at the same time on suspicion of assisting an offender has now been released on bail to return to a police station on a date inmate april. —— in mid april. you�*re watching bbc news. the time is approaching eight minutes to 7pm. the beatles, madonna, ed sheeran — all icons of music who will be quaking in their boots today — as a new contender is coming to take their place amongst the musical greats. jackie weaver the parish councillor who went viral after a feisty exchange with other members of the cheshire parish council �*has the authority�* to release her first ever single. will you make the change? do you make a change? can you help us? the track jackie weaver�*s kicked him out has a serious message behind it, the song aims to encourage the young and under represented to join their local council to create more diverse memberships. well — earlier i was joined by the council clerk with �*the authority�* jackie weaver and her music producer helfonix. and i put it to jackie that — yes, she�*s had a remarkable year, but this must have taken even her, by surprise. well, it�*s been the most remarkable month, it seems a lot longer than that, i�*m sure. yeah, it has been part of the message i have been trying to get across the issue of increasing diversity. a particularly about trying to track down younger people. i keep saying, look, we are trying to make this effort. we are trying to make this effort. we are trying to make this effort. we are trying to do something to reach out to young people. i�*m even on twitter, and the music track is kind of like... ., ., ., of like... you are on twitter. there was a of like. .. you are on twitter. there was a spoof— of like... you are on twitter. there was a spoof account _ of like... you are on twitter. there was a spoof account celebrating . of like... you are on twitter. there. was a spoof account celebrating how marvellous you are before you even had an account of your own, i think, or certainly attracted quite a lot of followers. helen, tell us what gave you the idea, because you use social media, i think, to reach jack in the first place.— in the first place. that's right. i'm a in the first place. that's right. i'm a real _ in the first place. that's right. i'm a realtwitter_ in the first place. that's right. i'm a real twitter fan - in the first place. that's right. i'm a realtwitter fan myself. l in the first place. that's right. j i'm a realtwitter fan myself. i in the first place. that's right. - i'm a realtwitter fan myself. i saw i'm a real twitter fan myself. i saw jackie _ i'm a real twitter fan myself. i saw jackie was — i'm a real twitter fan myself. i saw jackie was on twitter, or what i thought— jackie was on twitter, or what i thought wasjackie, i messaged and i couldn't— thought wasjackie, i messaged and i couldn't believe that she responded a few— couldn't believe that she responded a few days — couldn't believe that she responded a few days later. she was so responsive that i thought maybe we could _ responsive that i thought maybe we could do _ responsive that i thought maybe we could do something together, sol reached _ could do something together, sol reached out and had her give me her e-mait_ reached out and had her give me her e—mail address and was amazed that she was— e—mail address and was amazed that she was up— e—mail address and was amazed that she was up for this ideal e—mail address and was amazed that she was up for this idea i had of creating — she was up for this idea i had of creating a — she was up for this idea i had of creating a track together. what sort of track is a? _ creating a track together. what sort of track is a? we _ creating a track together. what sort of track is a? we heard _ creating a track together. what sort of track is a? we heard a _ creating a track together. what sort of track is a? we heard a snippet i creating a track together. what sort of track is a? we heard a snippet of| of track is a? we heard a snippet of it there. how would you describe it, helen? ~ . . . it there. how would you describe it, helen? ~ . ., ., it there. how would you describe it, helen? . . ., ., ., helen? well, clash magazine have called it a left-field _ helen? well, clash magazine have called it a left-field electronic- called it a left—field electronic jammer _ called it a left—field electronic jammer. it's woven tapestries of electronic— jammer. it's woven tapestries of electronic music, that's howl jammer. it's woven tapestries of electronic music, that's how i make my music— electronic music, that's how i make my music post the interesting thing was i _ my music post the interesting thing was i asked jackie what her musical influences — was i asked jackie what her musical influences were, because there is no point _ influences were, because there is no point in _ influences were, because there is no point in trying to create a track that— point in trying to create a track that she — point in trying to create a track that she didn't want to be associated within the first place. and she — associated within the first place. and she loves the rolling stones, the beatles, the who, and probably poking _ the beatles, the who, and probably poking on— the beatles, the who, and probably poking on the side, the steel ice band~ _ poking on the side, the steel ice band~ so — poking on the side, the steel ice band~ so i — poking on the side, the steel ice band. so i wove all of that into the track— band. so i wove all of that into the track and _ band. so i wove all of that into the track and created the guitar bass with a _ track and created the guitar bass with a irit— track and created the guitar bass with a bit for her with more harps and pretty— with a bit for her with more harps and pretty string instruments. so it's a _ and pretty string instruments. so it's a real— and pretty string instruments. so it's a real contrast. it was great fun _ it's a real contrast. it was great fun. g . . ~ . it's a real contrast. it was great fun. jackie, there is a serious message _ fun. jackie, there is a serious message here. _ fun. jackie, there is a serious message here. since - fun. jackie, there is a serious message here. since that - fun. jackie, there is a serious l message here. since that video fun. jackie, there is a serious - message here. since that video went viral, which we all watched somewhat open mouth, we laugh, but we were also appalled. i mean what is the impact do you think, and in how people approach meetings like the one you were trying to end very effectively brought to order. welcome at first, i was really anxious that�*s, you know, this was just going to create the role arena, a conversation about getting involved in local governments, actually, it has been a real catalyst for people wanting to get involved. there are negative comments, actually, overwhelmingly it is positive and brought more and more people forward that�*s, you know, wejust more people forward that�*s, you know, we just haven�*t been, so more people forward that�*s, you know, wejust haven�*t been, so it�*s been absolutely fabulous to have that engagement on the back of something that really was quite negative. so why you are so determined that there will be a greater diversity in local politics. why does it matter to it is something that the local government has been involved in for nearly 25 years, and i have seen from local government did solve that it has been recognised we need to be, it�*s been recognised we need to be, it�*s been very difficult for us to be visible and to encourage people to come forward and meet us. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. this was the picture in county down. blue sky there, sunshine in shorter supply here, this was the picture in twickenham earlier on today. ——lots of rainbows sent in our weather watcher, this was the picture in county down on thursday afternoon. blue sky there, sunshine in shorter supply here, this was the picture in twickenham early on on thursday. so shower clouds aplenty and over the next few days, that story is going to remain with us. still some strong, blustery winds, probably not quite as windy as it has been, and also some scattered heavy showers too. now, more showers to come particularly across the western half of the uk through the course of tonight. some hail and some thunder mixed in with these showers. drier for much of eastern england towards parts of eastern scotland as well. but some of those showers across the highlands will be falling as sleet and snow. so some icy conditions here to start your friday morning. quite a chilly start, temperatures around two celsius first thing. so, with the strength of the wind, it�*s going to feel quite chilly once again with plenty more showers. the showers inb the east will ease away, so the afternoon looks mostly dry, i think the member parts of eastern england, far east of scotland as well. but plenty more showers packing in from the west, and again, it could bring some hail and some thunder, temperatures not great for the time of year, around about 6—11 degrees. the winds once again a real feature of the weather with gusts about 30—a0 mph, even stronger than that around some exposed coasts in the west. it will be particularly windy and wet friday into saturday. so more heavy showers and thunderstorms rattling through on that breeze. temperatures to start your weekend between about 1—6 celsius, so still fairly chilly conditions out there through saturday, particularly when you add on, again, the wind. it is going to be another blustery sort of day. into sunday, things will settle down a little bit, but certainly another day of sunny spells and blustery, heavy showers on saturday, could be particularly windy through the english channel. and those showers could merge into longer spells of rain in the northwest later on. temperatures only about 7—10 celsius, quite a cool feel, another windy day. into sunday, a quiter a day of the weekend. high—pressure tries to building from the southwest. a few showers moving in from the northwest, but towards the south—southeast, you should stay predominantly dry. temperatures of a degree compared to saturday, 8—11 celsius. high—pressure builds into next week things will turn quieter with some sunshine, but do watch over strong winds over the next few days. bye— bye. hello, i�*m ros atkins, this is outside source. it�*s one year since the global pandemic was declared. two and a half million people have died, economies are shattered — and ground—breaking vaccines have been developed. but there are more problems with the roll—out of the astrazeneca covid jab — as several european countries put a temporary ban on its use as they investigate claims of serious side—effects. another 11 pro—democracy protestors are killed in myanmar — the un�*s investigator calls for sanctions over crimes against humanity. the people of myanmar 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