Новости за 20.01.2017

England head coach Eddie Jones is pleased with the strength and depth of his squad, but says the team has "no world class players yet".

Meet Sarah Davies, a former beauty queen turned weightlifter, who explains how the loss of funding in her sport will impact her career.

Staff at Manor are told administrators have made progress in talks with possible investors that could lead to the team's survival.

Irish jockey Jack Kennedy manages to stay on his horse Bilko despite almost being thrown off it at a meeting at Thurles.

Barry Hawkins wins his quarter-final 6-3 to end world number one Mark Selby's bid to win snooker's Triple Crown - the World Championship, the UK Championship and the Masters - at Alexandra Palace.

Former Liverpool and England captain Steven Gerrard is to return to the Premier League club as a youth coach.

England's Barry Hawkins beats world number one Mark Selby 6-3 to reach his second consecutive Masters semi-final.

Ireland collapse to a 10-wicket defeat by Afghanistan in the Desert Twenty20 Challenge final, having earlier thrashed Scotland in the semi-final.

Stoke are in talks to sign West Brom striker Saido Berahino, with a deal worth up to £15m including add-ons being discussed.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola backs goalkeeper Claudio Bravo and says that his whole side, including himself, need to do better to improve recent results.

Chelsea manager Antonio Conte says Diego Costa is fit and available for selection this weekend against Hull City after press speculation about a big-money move to China.

Ian Drake steps down from his role as British Cycling's chief executive earlier than had been expected.

What happened when Donald Trump bought an American football team, and does it tell us anything about what sort of president he may be?

German Martin Kaymer produces a round of six-under 66 to lead the Abu Dhabi Championship by a stroke going into the third round.

England opener Alex Hales will miss the remainder of the tour of India after suffering a hand fracture.

Comedian Nathan Caton looks at some of the funniest tweets from Premier League footballers including Manchester United striker, Wayne Rooney and Tottenham's Victor Wanyama.

Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho says Memphis Depay is a "fantastic professional" who has the talent to be brought back to the club.

Diego Costa wants to stay at Chelsea and will be available for Sunday's Premier League game against Hull, says manager Antonio Conte.

Great Britain's Dan Evans, who had to buy his own kit, marches into round four in Melbourne after beating Bernard Tomic in straight sets at the Australian Open.

England head coach Eddie Jones believes modern players are too 'sheltered' - causing a potential leadership drought in the national team in future.

Female doping results can be distorted if athletes have had sex in the days before a test, says Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Vitaly Mutko.

Roger Federer puts on a dominant display to beat 10th seed Tomas Berdych 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the third round of the Australian Open.

What hospitality did Plymouth provide to Klopp? Who ended Real Madrid's unbeaten run? Test yourself with BBC Sport and A Question of Sport's weekly quiz.

A 40-year old British man has died while working at a flagship venue in Qatar, organisers say.

The national team of East Timor is found to have fielded 12 ineligible Brazilian players across as many as 36 matches after changing birth and baptism documents.