is this the best of england? no, i think from england. is this the best of england? no, ithink we from england. is this the best of england? no, i think we saw the best of the west indies in the first two test matches, putting pressure on a fragile england batting line—up. u nfortu nately for west fragile england batting line—up. unfortunately for west indies, they lost a bowl and we saw the england top order take some time out of the game to let the lower order come in and score the runs required to put the west indies under pressure. we have just seen a reverse of the game where the west indies and the first two test matches, they were leaving the ball, making the english bowlers play a lot and bowl a lot and in this innings we have seen some poor shots from the west indies. and england on top, and it took a run out because there was a fine partnership happening between chase and matt, going in and putting england back under pressure. they also lost the wicket because of the injury, so they will not come out to bat, so with england it's a matter of when and not

it is looking a bit gloomy for england. before we get all the latest football news from karthi — lets take a look at the scorecard for england's second innings. england trailing the west indies first endings total. they got a mountain to climb if they are going to work their way back to the second test in antigua. is there any better news? you are looking at two defeats in various competitions. tottenham have moved up to second place in teh premier legaue, jsut four points behind league leaders, liverpool after a 1—nil win over newcaslte. son heung min scored the winner late in to the second half — his ninth goal in his past 10 spurs appearances. as john pakey reports. he was a hero from mid week for the spurs. but he has to do a place on the bench. there was another, based on edges after being denied. newcastle made their own openings. having tried and failed and the first half, it was time for spurs to make a change. lorenzo made his way unsaid the pitch. with focus going forward, ericsson was inches away from close

eastern england. this weather front brings light rain across northern ireland, into scotland, western most parts of england and wales. a mild day for most of us, temperatures between 12 and 16. may be 18 across parts of southern england. by contrast this is where temperatures should be at this time of year. nine or 10 degrees above normal. the kind of temperatures we would normally see in late spring. late may rather than late february. it is exceptionally mild. clear skies overnight but cloud forming in the north and west, with some mist and fog patches. quite a cool night with temperatures two to five celsius in towns and cities. in the countryside a few patches of frost first thing on sunday. sunday starts on a chilly note. the wind is coming from a long way south to our shores, and that's why it's very mild. a continuation of that mild theme for the second half of the weekend. the low cloud lifting, probably staying cloudy in northern ireland. 0therwise some site —— sunshine coming out. temper

england came here with extremely high hopes. they wanted to be the first english team to win an away series in india, they haven't done that. think about the ashes coming up, qualification for the world cup, there have to be concerns. the third and final one—day international is on thursday, again here at this stadium. the series may have gone by the england, once again, those icc women's championship points on the line and also the chance to show that they can perform well in indian conditions and there are plenty of batters that will have to go out and show they are the right selection and players to head into a huge, summer of the game in england. anthony joshua says he's studying his next opponent, jarrell miller, more than any other boxer before to avoid what he calls a "banana skin" when the pair meet at madison square garden injune. it's safe to say there were fireworks when the two went head to head in new york last week and joshua's been telling us that, in his quest to unify all the belts in the heavyweight division,

i moved here from che5ter, england. right now it is —36 with the windchill outside and over the past few days it has got down to —56. it i5 few days it has got down to —56. it is so cold it is the kind of cold that takes your breath away. hi, my name is lucy. i used to live in surrey and now i live in the chicago suburbs. it is a balmy —28 degrees today. i am suburbs. it is a balmy —28 degrees today. lam not suburbs. it is a balmy —28 degrees today. i am not letting my little boy outside. sol today. i am not letting my little boy outside. so i am going to stand out here and blow some bubbles for him and we will see if we can get the bubbles to freeze. this hot water here will instantly turn into snow if it is thrown outside, so just watch this. yeah, it is time to get inside, because my hands are freezing and i can't find my gloves. cheers. not the time not to have glove5, bart. we will talk to him in a second. we also have lucy pask, who lives around 25 miles outside chicago. we will talk to you soon as wel

there were two more england tries, just two. the latest edition of check and take back —— kick and chase,. the referee asks for replays of this, by the way, but he was happy, it stood. england defensively, while this might summit out. nearly 19 the stone in reverse. 40 48, england overwhelmed their opponents from the first whistle. to last handshake. it's notjust the men who're still on for the grand slam — the women also came out on top against france, winning 41—26 in doncaster.they produced an impressive performance, running in seven tries against the defending champions. well earlier former captain catherine spencer told my colleague john watson she was surprised by england's dominant display. i was looking forward to really sort of like a contest up front, may be one score in it, and we'vejust seen england go completely as you say, dominate that match. 11 tries we scored. nobody thought before hand, and probably the story from france is just that first half. they did get a bonus point try the end, didn't they? as fa

but england, by far the superior team this evening. intensity, accuracy — a big win for england. the six nations is all about momentum. that is the buzzword and it's certainly with england tonight. scotland kicked off their campaign with a 33—20 victory over italy at murrayfield. blair kinghorn scored a hat—trick, but the scots conceded three late tries. england's cricketers facing inevitable defeat against the west indies in the second test in antigua after collapsing again in their second innings. the windies are set to seal the three—match series with a game to spare. in the last few minutes england have been bowled out for 132 — which means west indies need just 1a runs to win the match and the series. the whole thing could be wrapped up today — day 3 of the test. an emotional evening at cardiff city, where players and fans paid tribute to emiliano sala, their new signing who never arrived in the city, after his plane disappeared on the trip from france. a minute's silence was held, and flowers laid for the argentine striker. cardiff were then inspired to one of the

as hosts, england do not have to qualify. wales and england have named their teams for the six nations match that brings together the two remaining unbeaten sides in cardiff. the home side have selected gareth anscombe at fly half. while for england, jack nowell comes in on the wing and ben moon is picked at prop. 0ur correspondent chrisjonesjoins us. chris, what do these changes tell us about the kind of game we'll see on saturday? i don't think we can read too much into england's changes. injuries so eddiejones needed into england's changes. injuries so eddie jones needed to into england's changes. injuries so eddiejones needed to replace them. and thenjack has been outstanding when he started for england. he was the shoe in to come in on the wing for ashton. the welsh selection is significant. dan biggar is a test match warrior, who has spearheaded wales to famous wins over england, most notably in the 2015 world cup. the manager wants to see whether he can get the backline moving and stretch england back wide. he wants to

england are one nilup three overs left to play. england are one nil up in the best—of—5 series. meanwhile england's women have also been in action, they're in india for three one—days and three twenty20's. but they lost the opening game in mumbai by 66 runs. what we have done in the past, we have bounced back brilliantly from performances where we have not been as our best. we haven't spent a day and we are going to have to do that. we have to be honest as a team, and it individually will be wrong today and then reassess and try and go again. i think individually, everyone's got to be really clear about how they're going to go about it. obviously, our pictures deteriorated more than they thought today and it started to turn, but we've got to be really clear on how we've got to be really clear on how we are going to go about things and how we are going to put on a much better showing for the next game. a quick look now at some of the other stories around today... and chelsea will face the ukrainian side dynamo kiev in the last 16 of the europa league.. they eased past malmo in

west indies are in control of the second test against england, but england's bowlers have finally had some success. and superbowl weekend is here — we'll have the latest from atlanta, as the city prepares for the patriots against the rams. hello and welcome to sportsday. we are at the home of leinster, the clu b we are at the home of leinster, the club where the island coachjoe smith first made his name. half a mile south from here is lansdowne road, the aviva stadium, and tomorrow are alone, the defending champions, will get their six nations campaign under way. tonight we are at the odious and we will have a charity match and we will get their thoughts in a moment. the tournament starts tonight in paris, france host wales. we will be there shortly. but let's remind ourselves of the scene 12 months ago. ireland have been all conquering in 2018, but as patrick gearey reflects it could have been oh so different. 2018 was the year of the green giants. ireland have climbed the beanstalk so far and so fast, yet they were nearly grounded before they were nearly grounded before they start

while england beat the bat, they we re while england beat the bat, they were unable to break through. not long now until superbowl 53 — always a night that can test friednships between rival supporters, none moreso though than new england's ryan allen and the los angeles rams‘ johnny hekker who are the punters for sunday's showdown. eleven years go, they were walk—on freshmen teammates at oregon state — in atlanta, they'll have to put their history aside. the bbc‘s caroline barker is there. sports is all about rivalries. in 1996 when the olympic summit games we re 1996 when the olympic summit games were in atlanta, there were some great rivalries on and off the track. the ultimate with the new england patriot up against la. some bribery is go back a long time. to childhood fans turned punters for example. johnny and i walked on together at oregon state as freshmen and the punter position was open and all i knew at the time was theirs of these big allstate quarterback from washington that was supposed to come and that is the other guy was competing against the job. he pushed

on a difficult wicket that saw england skittled for 187, it looked like england's bowlers were getting on top in the afternoon. the windies' patient approach, mixed in with the occasional flamboyant strokeplay, typified their impressive series to date. three batsmen made it to the a05, but couldn't kick on. stuart broad was the pick of the bowlers with three wickets england are behind in this game. the only way of getting anything out of this game is they are going to have to bat very, very well in the third innings. i call it the first innings game versus innings. i call it the first innings game versus the fourth innings. england need to set west indies 180 to try and have any chance of winning this game, so that means they've got to match west indies‘ they‘ve got to match west indies‘ score in this second innings. to do that, they are going to have to bat very well. kilmarnock missed the chance to close the gap on scottish premiership leaders, celtic, to three points as they lost 2—1 to hearts. goals from sean clare and steven naismith in a five—minute spell put the visito

right now, the new england patriots lead the los angeles rams 3—0. from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. after the coldest, snowiest week of the winter so far, there was only a gradual thaw over the weekend, but that is going to pick up pace in the coming days. but this is going to be disappearing away from the higher hills and mountains, as temperatures are heading up across the uk. but monday still starting on a chilly note across northern scotland, where there's some snow around. several centimetres into the hills here, above 150 metres or so, but a bit to even lower levels than that. it could be icy in places around this area of low pressure, which has also pushed this band of rain east across the uk through the night, though lingering for a time in the morning, particularly across east anglia and south—east england. so the snowfall in northern scotland could be causing a few problems as the day begins. that's slowly going to fizzle during the day. it's quite windy for a time in scotland, as well. the rain

south—east england and northern scotla nd south—east england and northern scotland are likely to see clear skies, here, frost in the cold spots as temperatures drop below freezing. light wind tomorrow, taking a while for the fog to clear, parts of yorkshire may see it into the afternoon, holding the temperature down compared to elsewhere. most of us down compared to elsewhere. most of us will come out of the grey start and get to see some sunshine. a little breezier towards the western isles, with some showers, but most places light wind and sunny spells into the afternoon. temperatures well above normal for the time of year. this is bbc news, the headlines: three cabinet ministers face a call to resign after going public with a warning they're prepared to delay brexit, rather than leave the eu without a deal. clashes in venezuela between soliders and protesters as opposition activists attempt to move humanitarian aid into the country from colombia. votes are being counted in nigeria after the biggest presidential and parliamentary elections in african history. the singer r kelly is

earlier england collapsed from 231 for 4 to 277 all out. but they have an overnight lead of 142 after closing play on 19 without loss in their second innings. surprise, surprise, a fast bowler has got england's wickets for them. michael wood. four of them brilliant, the original breakthrough by moeen ali. slightly gifted those wickets by the batsman, but mark wood doing what fast bowlers do in the caribbean. a real handful, taking wickets. the guy replaced on tour, least own, has been wrapped up in cotton wool by workshop. of course you went over there with good intentions but came back injured and mark wood replaced him. what a way to say goodbye. in herfinal professional race, lindsey vonn has become the first female skier to win a medal at six world championships. the american took bronze in the downhill at the alpine world championships in sweden as ilka stuhetz took gold. vonn is the most successful female skier of all time and announced her retirement from the sport earlier this month. patrick gearey reports. the last downhill for the

and wales, north—eastern england and wales, north—eastern england and wales, north—eastern england and scotland and northern ireland, icy patches as well, and western parts of wales, taking us all the way through into saturday morning. we need to wait for the temperatures to warm up to get rid of the ice. and that is coming? eventually, still quite a wintry weekend with frosty nights, particularly under clear skies on saturday night, quite a hard frost. a lot of sunshine away from a few wintry showers and then another weather system coming in on sunday bringing hill snow across northern parts of the uk and then another one on sunday into early monday, more snow heading in on that one and another met office yellow warning in parts of scotland, snow at lower levels in the early morning rush hour on monday. after that looking at the temperature trends, edinburgh, belfast and cardiff and london, notice how the temperature head up next week. still unsettled, more of us seeing rain rather than snow but we are going to be turning a bit milder. for how long, we don't know. what is going on wit

in the north of england. scotland and northern ireland, rain in the morning, brighter in the afternoon. temperatures for all will be in double figures. that flow of warm aircontinuing double figures. that flow of warm air continuing from the south, the wind shifting into thursday, it will bring clear skies, valentine's day, some rain across shetland, elsewhere, cloud breaking up quite quickly, mist and fog will be short list, a day of largely blue sky, some care whether cloud, someone in the air. temperatures for most 11-13d. the air. temperatures for most 11—13d. around the mori firth, it reach 15 degrees. friday we start sunny, the atlantic weather fronts pushing back in, parts of western scotla nd pushing back in, parts of western scotland and northern ireland clouding over, the highlands and ireland is prone to rain, rain coming into northern ireland in the evening. by the end of friday, the high temperatures in the south—east, london sitting at 14 degrees. that's how it's looking. see you soon. the 1

in south—east england we could end up below freezing. notice it is a mild night for much of northern ireland and scotland, with cloud. patchy rain in the north and west of scotland. here, temperatures holding up going into tomorrow. it is a similar picture tomorrow. it is a similar picture tomorrow. mild and dry airfrom the south. a weather front close to northern scotland. for some, south. a weather front close to northern scotland. forsome, patchy rain. that gets moved away northwards as we go through the day. more sunshine compared with today. plenty of blue sky for england and wales. still quite breezy. not quite as windy as it is out there today. the temperature is responding nicely. adding a degree or max orrin places. on friday, still plenty of sunshine. we are going to bring some cloud back towards the west of ireland and north—west scotland. some patchy rain. a little breezy on friday. we have to contend with the wind. out of any breeze in the sunshine, 1a degrees. into the weekend, a quick taster. still plenty of dry weather.

a lot of cricket is to be played, england are stronge5t at home. i reckon we might 5ee stronge5t at home. i reckon we might see a turning point in the ashes. west indies bowler shannon gabriel has been charged with a breach of the icc code of conduct following his cla5h withjoe root. the england captain had been seen responding to a comment from gabriel by saying, "don't use it as an insult. there's nothing wrong with being gay." the charge, which was laid by match umpires, will now be dealt with by match refereejeff crowe. well, that's all from sport5day. let's give gordon banks the final word, after he passed away at the age of 81 earlier today. here he is talking us through that remarkable save from pele nearly 50 years ago. good evening. when it went out of the wing, i had a quick look and i saw him racing into the box. i can't remember who was supposed to be marking him but he wasn't quite with him. crossing the ball, i knew where it was going but i wasn't going to stand on the line because i am leaving too much room at the width. once he head

i am at the england team base. it is such at the england team base. it is such a different dynamic now for england. in dublin they were the underdogs with nobody really backing them. now they are at home and they are the favourites and no one is giving fans a chance. eddie jones favourites and no one is giving fans a chance. eddiejones thinks it will be business as usual but... we saw the build—up to ireland match was a menace. we see this week that it is about building on that momentum. eddiejones trying to set the tone. there is no room for complacency. they brought in bristol to do a full on trading special yesterday. it was not a full match. —— a full training session. replicating how france will play and areas of the breakdown where jones play and areas of the breakdown wherejones thinks that england can still improve. the message in the camp this week is this team can get better, it was not the peak in dublin. changes in the france side highlights the uncertainty of how they will play. yes, they do not know what is coming. first—half out

england's batsmen seem theirs for once. england's batsmen seem to be settling in. that was until this rory burns shot settled ina much until this rory burns shot settled in a much safer pair of hands. jonny ba i rstow‘s in a much safer pair of hands. jonny bairstow‘s time was also soon up. england still with much to do. adam wilde, bbc news. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10.10. hello and welcome to sportsday, with kat downes and karthi gna nasegaram. the headlines this evening.... drama in dublin — england beat defending champions ireland in the six nations clash—of—the weekend. scotland switch off towards the final whistle — but they'd already done enough to beat italy at murrayfield. the struggle continues for england as they trail

england are behind in this game. the only way of getting anything out of this game is they are going to have to bat very, very well in the third innings. i call it the first innings game versus the fourth innings. england need to set west indies 180 to try and have any chance of winning this game, so that means they've got to match west indies' score in this second innings. to do that, they're going to have to bat very well. kilmarnock missed the chance to narrow, the gap on scottish premiership leaders celtic, to 3 points as they lost 2—1 to hearts. goals from sean clare and steven naismith, in a five minute spell, did the damage. . .and althouthordanjones pulled a goal back, kilmarnock couldn't avoid theirfirst home defeat in 3 months. (wipe 00v) qatar, have won the asian cup, for the first time qatar, have won the asian cup, for the first time in their history. they beat previous champions, japan 3—1, in the final. not a bad goal, to win in it too. qatar will host the next world cup in 2022. hull kingston rove

central and southern england. it has become very heavy again. it is likely to continue on for the rest of the night. another warning has been issued. a yellow warning by the met office for this. looks like a fried 999 office for this. looks like a fried egg but the outer area is ice. there will be warnings for ice across northern scotland in eastern england. that area and the middle, the yoke is the new warning which is for the heavy disruptive snow that we see across parts of hampshire. in sussex. it was due to be lifted at eight p:m., it is not going to continue on till midnight. because it has taken quite a while to clear. it is causing treacherous conditions. going into the weekend. people catch up on south and outdoors. what can we look forward to? it is improved. those who love the snow, maybe not so much good news. tomorrow morning, we have that ice risk. it is going to be a drier day. winter showers easing from the south and more sunshine. there will continue to be some showers. but the rest of the country

not looking good for england. before we get all the latest football news from karthi — lets take a look at the scorecard for england's second innings. tottenham have moved up to second place in teh premier legaue, jsut four points behind league leaders, liverpool after a 1—nil win over newcaslte. son heung min scored the winner late in to the second half — his ninth goal in his past 10 spurs appearances. as john pakey reports. there was another, this time it was only inches off. at the holding of the early pressure, newcastle gave some confidence and had their own openings. having tried and failed in the first half, it was time for space to make an appeal. but focus going forward, they were inches away, the bot failing to squeeze over the line in this corner. there isa over the line in this corner. there is a strength that the space needed, and it went home. with a bit of fortune with some questionable goal keeping. he made sure that north london kraut was that the title race for now. it has been an emotiona

mostly north—eastern parts of england. wintry showers in cornwall, pembrokeshire and perhaps into north wales. 0ne pembrokeshire and perhaps into north wales. one or two for northern ireland. they are easing in the western side but continuing in the north. the ridge of high pressure is the reason with most of the snowfall through the early part of the day and then around 4—6dc from mid afternoon, which is higher than it has been. with sunshine and light winds, it will not feel as cold as recently, but it will turn very cold overnight, we think the coldest night of the winter so far. starry skies for many except perhaps northern ireland. —12 potentially over the snowfields of scotland and -io over the snowfields of scotland and —10 over the snowfields in the south and that is very cold indeed but it does not last. from tomorrow we have low pressure systems and atlantic weather fronts coming in. low pressure systems and atlantic weatherfronts coming in. yes, cold to start with and icy, but then we have sleet and snow i

but it wasn't long before he attracted england's attention. his reliability was pivotal to the 1966 triumph. winning the world cup, he later said, changed his life. triumph. winning the world cup, he latersaid, changed his life. 0h, tremendous. when we come back, you won't believe the people. just incredible. we felt so proud. although england fell short of the next world cup in 1970, banks was at his peak, most famously against brazil in what's been described as the save of the century. quite how he denied pele has dumbfounded everyone, not least the strike himself. i had the ball, ijump to save the ball. bank 's brilliance and then helped stoke city to the league club —— league cup in 1972, its first major trophy but later that year, a car crash cost in one eye. amid emotional scenes, he was forced to retire from the game although remarkably he did make a brief comeback in the us. but his fame and popularity proved enduring. on of these achievements for stoke and ringland, in 2012, he carried the olympic torch at wembley stadium where de

set england a target of 290. england looked set to reach that total until they lost their last six wickets forjust 35 runs and west indies levelled the series at 1—1. fulham's hopes of staying in the premier league have been dealt another blow, they lost 3—1 at west ham. fulham had made the perfect start, ryan babel scoring his first goal since joining the club last month. there was controversy over west ham's equaliser with replays appearing to show the ball coming off the hand ofjavier hernandez. issa diop and michail antonio then got the goals that leaves fulham eight points from safety. watford are up to seventh after they thrashed struggling cardiff 5—1. gerard delofayo scored his first senior hat—trick and watford's first in the top flight since 1986. captain troy deeney got the other two. in the scottish premiership a contenderfor goal of the month. it's hibernian's stevie mallan as they won 11—2 at dundee. that's two wins out of two, for new boss paul heckingbottom. chris eubank says he's petrif

the bluer skies for england and wales. the wind is probably not quite as strong, especially in the north—west of the uk. those temperatures 12—111, maybe even 15 degrees in the moray firth. still got the high pressure keeping it essentially fine and dry. around that high pressure, we're drawing in those very mild south to south—westerly winds. that weather front though will be approaching the north—west, but not until we get to later on on friday. a lot of sunshine ahead of that. some more mist and fog perhaps for england and wales, early in the morning. clouding over in the north—west. a bit of rain mainly for the north—west of scotland. elsewhere probably dry, with some sunshine. another lovely day for the most part. and temperature 13, 1a. possibly 16 in north—east wales and north—east scotland. over the weekend, some slight changes, still going to be mild, still going to be dry for most places. probably a bit more cloud around on saturday. and that's going to be noticeable across more southern parts of

england at the weekend as their finalfrontier, england at the weekend as their final frontier, they have england at the weekend as their finalfrontier, they have not england at the weekend as their final frontier, they have not won at twickenham since 1983, but italy at home is a good place to start. the professional sides in glasgow and edinburgh have been going well, and it is widely expected for scotland to get up and running. rugby world cup is so significant to the six nations and ireland. eddie jones has been keeping the pressure on them, seeing that we could be lulled into some complacency, but the world cup angle is fascinating. in the past ireland have gone to world cups with confidence and blown it. i spoke to rory best dog and a podcast, he said 0liver focused on previously was the world cup, but it looks as if they have learned from their last experiences, and ireland have to be focusing on the here and now, which is the challenge from all the six nations sites. chris, enjoy the afternoon. thanks for joining nations sites. chris, enjoy the afternoon. thanks forjoining us. mik

they host eddie jones's england. but campaign a little later. they host eddiejones's england. but there is no doubt that here in dublin eve ryo ne no doubt that here in dublin everyone was watching the match last night, and what a comeback from wales. here is the bbc‘s rugby correspondent. at 16—0 down, we were wondering what they were going to come do, but it was some second—half. come do, but it was some second-half. yes, 16-0 down away from home, in the rain! to come back from home, in the rain! to come back from that, i huge effort by wales, and the french will wonder what happened. warren gatland said wales have forgotten how to lose, which is priceless. scotland, they are the mid—afternoon game. they are the filling to the sandwich, they host italy. most people will expect scotland to get up and running this afternoon, really impressed away theirdebt afternoon, really impressed away their debt has been building over their debt has been building over the last few months. glasgow and edinburgh are in europe, the manager is trying new combinations and bringing new p

this was fantastic, a real statement from england in world cup year so they can england in world cup year so they ca n refle ct england in world cup year so they can reflect on our superb performance and that win against la st season's grand slam winners as well. it was ireland's first six nations defeat in dublin for six years. earlier scotland started their campaign with a 33—20 win over italy at murrayfield. our sports editor dan roan rounds up the action. with these two teams dominating recent six nations, this promised to be an epic. grand slam winners and second in the world rankings, ireland were favourites, but it was england who started fastest. the game had barely begun whenjonny may scored his country's first try here for eight years to stun the home crowd. ireland responded, cian healy burrowing over after sustained pressure. but england were forcing their opponents into uncharacteristic mistakes. jacob stockdale's blunder pounced on by elliot daly. the lead, seven points at half—time. ireland aren't used to being bullied — this is a team who beat the mighty all bla

they absorb all of england's pressure. in england that catches. at the end of the day, west indies was at a very strong position. when you have a pitch that is doing all of that, you wa nt pitch that is doing all of that, you want them on your team. they cut very low. they do not seem to have had that effect on this pitch? the west indies are fresher and full of confidence right now. let's be fair, he did not quite hit his shots between the first possession this morning. if england was really going to fight their way back, they still need that first possession. there has been a bit of a wiry because the trajectory, he is skinnier, he does not have the movement of the page. it has been up to the three big lads. to make it, important wickets. england had not made the roads, but it isa england had not made the roads, but it is a bit of both. particularly to bolus its do it in bed for sadly, the other two teams did not. this weekend and looks very useful. in england, do you go to bat on saturday, do they have to take a page out of the book? it is goin

england. heavy rain coming into wales and north—west england, still quite chilly for eastern scotland and north—east england. much milderfor northern ireland, wales and the of england. we will all get some rain this evening, it could be heavy. clearing skies, still quite breezy, nothing too cold overnight although temperatures in rural scotland and northern ireland may be close to freezing. milder in the south—east of england and east anglia. the cloud will still be around at times tomorrow, threatening to bring rain back in. towards the north—west of the uk, increasing numbers of showers for northern ireland and western scotland, a dry, breezy and mild day in between, temperatures around eight to ii celsius. this evening and overnight, rain comes into the south—east, the weather front bringing wetter weather front bringing wetter weather into the atlantic. we will start with rain across the east of the uk, robert b, on thursday. there may be snow over the high ground in scotland. it

could see a swathe across south—west england, arriving across the north—east of england and east anglia area. we could cease in strong winds. there is a degree of uncertainty about that. that system will work away but friday, left with a more general area of low pressure that brings wet and windy weather to end the week for most parts the country. winds up to 70 mph, with heavy rain at times. you‘re watching beyond one hundred days. president trump is putting the finishing touches to his state of the union address. aides say the theme is national unity, which was slightly undermined by his critical tweet of a top democratjust hours before hand. the speech will be carried live on all us tv networks and watched by millions of american voters. the prime minister has been in northern ireland promising there will be no return to borders of the past — whatever happens in the brexit negotiotions. lam determined i am determined to work towards a solution that can command brother support across the community in northern ireland. also on the programme. actor liam neeson denies being a racist,

ben stokes took the only wicket so far for england, where the hosts now 95-1 in for england, where the hosts now 95—1 in antigua wales head coach warren gatland is focused on his defence as they look to earn an opening six nations win against france in paris tonight. a manchester united winning streak may have come to an end in midweek, but their interim manager at 0le gunnar solskjaer is still happy with the club's progress. more on those stories just after half past. a newborn baby girl has been found abandoned in a park on one of the coldest nights of winter. named roman by nurses, she was found in newham, east london, just after 10 o'clock last night and taken to hospital. the police say her condition is now stable but are appealing to the mother to come forward. we've heard from one of those who found the child last night. my mum, at ten o'clock in the evening, she was walking the dog, and she heard a noise coming out from the bag. she rang me up because she was too scared to approach the bag, and i came, ijust found a baby in a bag. and we phoned the ambulances and police. do y

england looked to their captain for that. joe rutte was having to fight for the rhythm which usually comes so for the rhythm which usually comes so naturally. knowing at any point it might desert him. he went before tea time with the ending still fragile. now england must spend the evening trying to stop history repeating. so, how do we feel england are stacking up at tea? 7 114-4. —— they are now 129—4. former england world cup winner lydia greenwayjoins me now.. let's start with keaton jennings. .. struggling a bit. i thinkjust outside of stump, it has proved it probably is something that he needs to go away and work on. he scored a century not too long ago. i think recently in the sri lanka series. of course they're going to be doubts but of course from a wider angle i think in terms of their structure of the team, still questions to be answered. speaking to world cup winner who joins answered. speaking to world cup winner whojoins us now. has been working on the cricket social for bbc sport. what about the tap water

england posted this... and this from the german fa, posting a picture of banks and their beaten players in 1966... i know that you have read some of the pele tribute statement that he has released in the last half an hour. but it is notjust web seeing this goal yet again, but also hearing from pele. 1966 his finest hour but this save in the group stage against barzil at the 1970 tournament was perhaps the defining momnent of his, keeping out that pele header and the brazilian great has paid his own very moving tribute, he described banks as a... "blue phantom in making that save in mexico, i am glad he saved my header — because that act was the start of a friendship between us that i will always treasure. whenever we met, it was always like we had never been apart. rest in peace, my friend. yes, you were a goalkeeper with magic. but you were also so much more. you were a fine human being." that from pele in the last half hour. i had been waiting to see if you let say anything about gordon banks‘ death.

and he is likely to be a full—time england international —— fifa. be a full—time england international -- fifa. are all games competitive? qualify for a championship... an official kind of... yeah, it was a friendly, an international. what to do if there is more, top of the jam? throw it away? what is the policy? throw it away? what is the policy? throw it away? what is the policy? throw it away, is that bad? yes. recycled glass. the prime minister says you take off, you skim off the top and then underneath you can get top and then underneath you can get to the good stuff. absolutely fine. and apparently this emerged during a cabinet meeting when, i don't know quite why, but they were talking about how to make sure you get the best out of yourjam. was she talking about something to do with brexit? is it a metaphor? you can ta ke brexit? is it a metaphor? you can take off all of the crud for want of a better word, the toxic rubbish, underneath there are some good elements that are edible, palatable. how far do you go with that analogy? lam not how far do you go with that analogy? i am n

mark wood's performance in the first innings was a real bright spot for england. he took five wickets and was bowling with the kind of pace that they've not had for a long time. but it's in the batting where the problems still lie and england have only one more test match before the ashes begin in august. the most pressing issues involve the top three batsmen keatonjennnings was dropped for the second test and could only manage an average of 15 runs this series. that means he'll probably be dropped again. especially considering the bowling attack that australia have at their disposal. the other two have done slightly better; rory burns had an average of 24 and did manage a half—century — something thatjoe denly also achieved, his average of 28 was the best of the three in the caribbean. so let's hear from the man who's shoes they're all hoping to fill. former captain alastair cook. he's been speaking to our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew they haven't absolutely nailed their best. there have been glimpses. rory burns is on six wickets. there are signs he

nowhere fast, england scratched along. west indies thought they had joe denly caught behind, he was reprieved only because his hand was not on the back. he wouldn't be the last to lose his grip. rory burns on something i missed a straight one. so that the empire. that is what technology is for. burns, l60 9—2 became 69—3, joe denly gone this time. shannon gabriel didn't waste time. shannon gabriel didn't waste time celebrating, he knew they were the other chances. the fielders didn't always take them. batsman escapes. teeter between misery and slapstick comedy, not a time for bravery. in the embers of a frustrating series, cheroot would love to his spark. on one game after this, the ashes. and in the fed cup, katie boulter has delivered yet again. the british number two beat serbia's ivana jorovic 6—4 6—3 to put great britain ahead. that makes it four wins out of four this week at the fed cup for the 22—year—old. britain are now 1—0 up in the play—off tie. it's been a busy day at the athletics indoor britis

gordon banks, england's world cup winning goalkeeper, has died. a legend of the game, tributes from around the world and here at home. as a goalkeeper, you know, he was up there with the best of all time. in that era and in the modern day era. he was a match for the very best in the world, even pele at the top of his game. pele! what a save! i alreadyjumped to say goal. and i looked back, i did goa... 0h! we'll be looking back at gordon banks‘ career and why many think he's the best goalkeeper we've ever had. also tonight... the drug lord known as el chapo is found guilty in new york. in just four shipments he's said to have smuggled enough cocaine for every american. for years, julie o'connor looked after others, but when it was her turn, the nhs let her down. her cancer was missed six times and she lost her life. three million people have fled venezuela under his watch but the president blames a us conspiracy. we have an exclusive interview. from the plastic slopes of lancashire to winning ways on the real stuff — what's dave ryding's secret

how —— but did england lose this? england were not just did england lose this? england were notjust in points on the point but in the game by half—time, they attacked the game with real physical intensity, towing themselves into tackles and they stuck to this idea of basically kicking the ball to win a territorial battle and it was working. but through the second half it stopped working. we do not see the ball get to the centre or ball in hand, we do not see them running. jonny may hardly had a runabout from one kick you chase down. what wales did wasa one kick you chase down. what wales did was a structure and plan and they kept to it. so often in these big games it is the last 10—15 minutes that really count the maybe england had the first 15 minutes, maybe the first a0 but at times in the second half they had to change their plan and their idea, think of a way of keeping the ball and retaining their composure. kicked it away too often. i am not really convinced the referee was that decisive on penalties but this welsh composure and instinct to win games,

the pair put on 124, england's first century partnership of the series. west indies have already clinched the series after crushing victories in the first two tests, but england's best batting display so far in the caribbean gives them a chance of setting up a consolation win. they gave england's travelling fans than just the rest of the squad a real the lip, a fantastic partnership of 125. they pitched it really quite tricky, you have to say the west indies felt like they were missing their captain today. they looked a little bit ragged in the field, dropped catches, which they haven't done so far. they have played basically perfect cricket for two test matches, and today for the first time they were kept out in the field for a full day and their bowlers started to look a bit ragged asa bowlers started to look a bit ragged as a result. it is a bit of the case of what might have been for england because they will look at that partnership and think it is kind of a test or two too late. a week on from their six nations defeat to england in dublin last week,

squad when he was still the england numberone, and it squad when he was still the england number one, and it wasjust magnificent to work with him for those two years. obviously i wasn't working with him everyday but everything the squad was together i had 3—4 days, and you just realised why he was capable of making those fantastic saves. he worked so hard oi'i fantastic saves. he worked so hard on the training ground. the other good thing about him, he was always there to talk to you, to help you, if you wanted to ask questions about any part of goalkeeping, he would give you a good answer. it is the approach to the job, ray, give you a good answer. it is the approach to thejob, ray, i am interested in there. you say he was an exceptionally hard worker but he clearly had a very natural talent as well? yes, i mean, some goalkeepers are born with that natural talent, and certainly he was, but all the tale nt and certainly he was, but all the talent in the world, to be as great as he was you have to work at it. the saviour were talking about five minutes ago, that comes off the traini

so are england worryingly far behind? england came up with extremely high hopes, wanting to be the first team to win an away series in india. they have not done that. think about the ashes coming up, qualifications for the world cup, there has to be concerns. the third and final one day international is on thursday. the series may have gone, but for england, once again there are points on the line, and also the chance to show that they can perform well in indian conditions. and there are plenty of batters that will know they have to go out there and show they are the right selections and the right players heading into a big summer for the women's game in england. and as we know the great and good of hollywood were recognised at the oscars last night, and, well, we thought this perfromance was unmissable. this is canterbury footballer mobolaji dawodu who showed up late for his team's match. by way of punishment he had to sing in front of his team mates. and it's fair to say he rose to the occasion. # la bamba...# forget br

england leading to— one. brazil had taken the lead after andressa alves put away a controverisal penalty in the first half. after the break ellen white equalised — proving exactly why she's england's top goal—scorer in this competition. england were runners up here last year and will be looking to put bath has given england the lead. they were runners—up last year, and looking to put on a on a performance here ahead of the world cup in france later this year. you will have more of that on our website, but for now let's turn to crickets. england have one in the west indies and granada. they won by 29 runs but that doesn't tell the full story. a record—breaking performance from englands batsmen helped them reach a18 in their 50 overs. a huge century from bothjos buttler and one from captain eoin morgan put the tourists well in control. in reply though, west indies were making a fight of it, thanks chiefly to chris gayle who hit a brilliant 162. they were on course for an extraordinary victory before the

a bit of rain lingering for north—west england, but central and southern and eastern england should stay dry through the day. now, temperatures up to between around 10—13 degrees, so a little above—average, really, for this time of year. now, as we move through tuesday night and on into wednesday, high pressure sits towards the south. we've still got this frontal system which is just pushing its way gradually further north—eastwards moving on into wednesday morning. so, through the day on wednesday, still quite cloudy across northern and western parts of the uk. a few spots of rain, particularly for parts of scotland, england and wales certainly staying dry through the day, and there'll be a bit more sunshine on wednesday, i think, compared to tuesday. so temperatures will be doing reasonably well once again, around 10—13 degrees or so, could see 14 celsius in the warmest spot. so, we've got that mild air with us into the start of the week, with high pressure sitting across the continent. we're drawing in these south—westerly winds. they stay with us into thursday, as well, as

they have beaten england 21-13. in cardiff. they have beaten england 21—13. england were the favourites so 21—13. england were the favourites so this is going to shock quite either you fans across the country but wales have done it. they are still on for the grandson. we'll have more at 7.30. -- via —— via still on for the grand slam. hello, it looks like next weekend our weather will be cooler and unsettled, but until then, it's pretty much as you were. yes, the morning may start like this just as they did this morning, but for many of us it'll be coming out of that and we get to see blue sky and temperatures are well above normal for that time of year. satellite picture from earlier shows we saw cloud through northern ireland and western scotland and produced a bit of patchy rain earlier, but it has edged a bit further east but any rain through this area here will die away tonight, but we are left with an area of cloud and its cloud mist and fog, and is developing elsewhere, so poor visibility widespread than the recent nights. fog could be dense in p

that left england with a first innings lead of 123. currently 15—0, england leading by 138 runs but of course the west indies do hold a 2—0 lead in the series. that is all your sport for now, karen back to you. and before we go, visitors got more than they bargained for at belfast zoo earlier. several chimpanzees made an improvised ladder from a large tree branch — propped up against a wall — to escape. the council — which runs the zoo — said the apes were now back in their enclosure. but this is the second escape attempt by animals at the zoo in as many months. injanuary, a red panda went missing overnight before being discovered in a nearby garden. thank you for watching bbc world news. the weather is starting to calm down across the uk now after a few days of windy weather. today was a bit of a mixed bag but tomorrow will probably be starting a little bit like this, sunny skies from the morning onwards, but a touch of frost around across much of the uk, particularly in northern areas. this is what is happening right now,

of england. eastern scotla nd the north—east of england. eastern scotland as well but rain across western parts of scotland. drips and drops across northern ireland, too. a windy day for all of us. rain across western areas pushing eastwards. clouding overfrom the eastern side of the uk. then the sunshine comes out on the western side of scotland, england and wales. a blustery wind tomorrow. mild again. as we head into the beginning of next week, we start with a fair bit of cloud in the south—east. brighter elsewhere but a blustery wind will bring in an increasing number of showers for scotland, northern ireland and the north west of england. potentially hail and thunder. temperatures are still mild but not quite as mild as this weekend. we will keep those temperatures for tuesday and wednesday. breezy as well. cloud and rain mainly in the west and north of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines at two o'clock: as her family ask the government to help bring shameema baygum home, the justice