hello, and welcome to sportsday. liverpool slip up they re beaten by bournemouth, who lift themselves out of the relegation zone. a vital win for wales with a first victory at this year s six nations, as they hope to avoid the wooden spoon. and mikhaela shiffrin makes history in sweden, breaking a record that had stood for more than a0 years. from the bbc sports centre, this is sportsday. the bbc has apologised after severe disruption to its sports programmes today, following the corporation s announcement that gary lineker was to to step back from presenting match of the day. football programming across the bbc has been impacted because a number of presenters and pundits have refused to take part. it comes after lineker s criticism on social media of the government s language surrounding migrants. the bbc says it s working hard to resolve the situation, and recognises that sports fans are disappointed. in an an interview today, the bbc s director general tim davie says h
england towards past of east anglia. still very mild and temperatures could reach 16 or 17 celsius which could reach 16 or 17 celsius which could make it one of the warmest days we have seen so far this year. the unsettled weather continues on friday and the rain particularly heavy across england and wales but even into the weekend as we leave marks behind and start april, more rain on the way. leave march behind. thanks, chris. and that s bbc news at six on tuesday the 28th of march you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. hello and welcome to sportsday. i m olly foster. after a strong start to euro qualifying, we ll get the latest from scotland and wales ahead of their matches this evening. beth mead lit up the euros with the lionesses last year but will she be fit for the world cup? hf but will she be fit for the world cu - ? . but will she be fit for the world cu . ? ., ., . but will she be fit for the world cu? . , but will she be fit for th
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dan roanjoined me earlier to talk abour master s appearance before the committee. it s fascinating because for the first time we got a sense of the frustration that they former sports minister tracey crouch felt toward some of the what premier league is tactics, as she put it towards the process. we ve always known that many of the premier league clubs were in principle against that idea. but for the first time today you got that sense of what she believes were delay tactics, effectively attempts by some of the premier league clubs to frustrate those plans. she agreed with the suggestion that it was an attempt to kick it into the long grass. as you also heard, richard master, the premier league was adamant that wasn t the case was that what was interesting is that the very end of the session the chair suggested that he d received messages that that had indeed been discussed, this approach during meeting and he asked the premier league chief richard master is to go away and make sure th
the bbc says it s working hard to resolve the situation, and recognises that sports fans are disappointed. in an an interview today, the bbc s director general tim davie says he wouldn t resign over the matter and says he d like to see lineker back on air soon. our sports editor dan roanjoined me earlier and explained how events have unfolded. if you thought yesterday was dramatic, with a host of bbc stars and presenters pulling out in solidarity with the gary lineker, what we have seen today is effectively the collapse of much of the bbc s football coverage. is effectively the collapse of much programmes like, for example, football focus, pulled out of the schedules because there was no one it or be part of it. final score, the results service, also wiped from the schedules. the flagship itself, match of the day, it will take place later this evening, but i understand it will be a much reduced highlights programme ofjust 20 minutes because the bbc, it seems, hasn t got access