Sportshour

In the last 24 hours, professional footballers across England and Wales decided to boycott social media to protest against the way social media companies and football authorities respond to racism. The social media strike - which is called hashtag Enough - follows a number of high profile instances of racism in domestic and international football matches this season. It's been organised by the Professional Footballer's Association, who say the boycott is just the "first step in a longer campaign to tackle racism in football".Jason Lee is the Equalities Education Executive at the PFA and a former footballer and he joined Ed Harry to give us his verdict of whether it made a difference.We'll take you to the lush green baize where the opening day of the World Snooker Championship got underway at the famous Crucible Theatre. We'll hear from Bulgarian referee Desislava Bozhilova who makes her debut in Sheffield.Courtney Hill played in the Womens Big Bash League in Australia for Brisbane Heat but gave it up to move