city saying emiliano sala's cardiff contract had been rejected by the premier league because of this signing on fees stipulation. emiliano sala died before a revised version could be signed. it all sounds complicated but cardiff are saying is contract wasn't legally binding because of those clauses in the transfer agreement. they were not fulfilled and without that, he was not eligible to play in the premier league and sala could have joined another club if he wanted to. na ntes joined another club if he wanted to. nantes in a statement say they have no information at all about sala's registration in the premier league and it could be a problem ——if it's and it could be a problem ——if it's a problem for cardiff, it could be a problem 402. they are awaiting a response by the third of april and they are processing that accordingly. cardiff have been warned they face a possible transfer ban from fifa if they don't cough up this money. it is grim, duncan, to see this played out in public. indeed. holly, thank you very much. holly hamilton at the bbc sports centre. tributes have b

cardiff is refusing to make payments towards the £15 million transfer fee agreed with the french club, nantes, saying that the conditions for the completion of the deal were not fulfilled. i asked holly hamilton, bbc sports reporter, what is actually behind the dispute. duncan, as you rightly say, the circumstances around emiliano sala's death, you might be forgiven for thinking these two clubs, cardiff and nantes, at the centre would be unified in their grief but this all emerged at the beginning of february. nantes had written to cardiff demanding the first £15 million transfer fee alongside what seemed to be a threat of legal action if that money continued to be withheld by the club, saying they had waited long enough so fast forward to today, cardiff city saying emiliano sala's cardiff contract had been rejected by the premier league because of this signing on fees stipulation. emiliano sala died before a revised version could be signed. it all sounds complicated but cardiff are saying is contract wasn't legally binding because of those clauses in the transfer agreement. they wer

temperatures up to 16 degrees in cardiff. it will get colderfrom up to 16 degrees in cardiff. it will get colder from tuesday on. rain or showers in the forecast, very u nsettled. showers in the forecast, very unsettled. it will be cold enough for some hills know as well. cold air moving southwards. during tuesday the wind is coming down from a northerly direction. that is what will be bringing bells showers and hammering the temperatures. a bit of a rain start off the day as eastern areas clicks through. in the showers will have hail and thunder makes tan and some training mentoring with some snow falling over some of the hills. we may well see something a bit more organised later in the day in northern ireland, bringing a speu in northern ireland, bringing a spell of hill snow potential here. that is something we will have to keep a close eye on. low pressure stays with us through the remainder of the week. wednesday, and other low— pressure of the week. wednesday, and other low—pressure spinning and off the north sea. if they the cloud up across the northeast of the cou

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katie gornall, bbc news, cardiff. yes, indeed! that's all from me. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. wales receive a six nations heroes welcome in cardiff to celebrate their first grand slam title for seven years. chelsea teenager callum hudson—odoi earns first england call—up but admits he thought it was a joke. new sponsor, new name. team sky are set for a rebrand as britian's richest man is revealed as their new backer. hello and welcome to sportsday. we begin in cardiff where huge celebrations have taken place in honour of the wales victory in this year's six nations. hundreds gathered at the senedd this evening to welcome home the grand slam winning team. they beat ireland at the weekend to finish off a perfect campaign and claim their 14th win in a row. it has not sunk in yet. it has been a whirlwind 48 hours. to see how much it means to everyone. it is fantastic. we are lucky to get such tremendous support. it is a special weekend. it was a third grand slam for hea

the nation's rugby heroes are being celebrated in cardiff bay. it's hugs all round for england's women, but where's the bonus for their big win? and give him a big hand. the long wait is over. rory‘s back winning. just how good are wales? today they're celebrating their six nations grand slam. their win over ireland at the weekend completed their undefeated campaign. and it completes an amazing period for warren gatland's side. 14 tests unbeaten, and second in the world rankings. no wonder they're having a party in cardiff today to celebrate katie gornall is there for us. and they love a party here in cardiff, and it has been going on pretty much nonstop for the past three days. this is the more formal pa rt three days. this is the more formal part of the celebrations taking place here at the welsh assembly. the team and the staff are on stage at the moment, a very buoyant crowd of hundreds have gathered here. and this is all because of the fact that wales secured the grand slam at the weekend with that dominant victory over ireland, 55—7. it

i am live in cardiff. the headlines tonight. wales stand on the cusp of another six nations grand slam — but they must beat ireland here tomorrow. for english sites featured in today's champions league quarterfinal draw. which of those has the favourable draw? i will be like from the cheltenham festival where willie mullins has finally bagged it the big one. more from cheltenham in a moment. reflecting on that champions league job today. here we are reflecting on the weekend. three teams still in the weekend. three teams still in the running to win it. the holders are ireland, england, but wales of course are in the driving seat. four out of four, still unbeaten. on the brink of a third grand slam under head coach warren gatland. it is here the fans will watch it all and tomorrow, surely whales are not going to follow the final hurdle. are they? among the voices from the valley may be wells choir has its tv connector. warren gatland has spent 12 years learning the words and shaping a tea m learning the words and shaping a team

and coming up on bbc news for you, the welsh heroes are celebrated in cardiff this evening. we'll be there for you, live. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. withjust 11 days until the uk is due to leave the european union, the brexit process has been thrown into confusion and disarray after the prime minister was told she can't now bring her brexit deal back before mps for a third vote — unless there've been substantial changes to it. in a twist that took downing street by surprise, the speaker of the house of commons, john bercow, said he was following parliamentary rules which date back centuries. our political editor laura kunessberg is in westminster. the prime minister has tried twice and failed to get her brexit compromise with the eu through parliament. and she was hoping, despite the many challenges to have another go, and make it third time lucky before the end of the month. a john bercow, the speaker, who is in charge around here, stunned this place by, at half past three, saying that she could not have another try, invoking the ancient rules of thi

katie gornall, bbc news, cardiff. a pigeon that's been dubbed "the lewis hamilton of racing pigeons" has been sold for over a million pounds after a competitive two—week online bidding war. the bird, which is known as armando, was sold for the record sum to a chinese buyer and it's said to be the best long—distance racing pigeon of all time. two men from china, where pigeon racing is a popular sport, had been locked in a bidding war to purchase the bird. now it's time for the weather with louise lear. hello there. the month of march can often be seen as the transition from winter to spring. we sawjust that last week with spells of snow at times, severe gales uprooting trees, and some heavy, persistent rain. it brought localised flooding for north wales and north—west england. according to the met office, northern ireland has already had its wettest march on record. 0ne northern ireland has already had its wettest march on record. one of the reasons, the jet stream was sitting right across the uk and that was dri

his first game, a challenging win in cardiff sub villa mentions unity and theirformerfan boy cardiff sub villa mentions unity and their former fan boy at best. another comfortable victory and then offence... i have not gotten used to it yet. it's humbling to know that i ama it yet. it's humbling to know that i am a part of this team and leading them. he filled his first test game against spurs that they pass. commentator: the first manchester united manager to win his first five—week games in charge. he is there. went over old rivals in the fa cup earned him eight ina rivals in the fa cup earned him eight in a row. but a defeat to paris sentiment in the first leg of the champions league was a bite in the champions league was a bite in the reality, the second leg had fans in disbelief. turning around 82 goal deficit, suddenly they were looking right —— she was looking at home amongst united graceful substance than no back—to—back defeats including against wolves in the fda —— and fa cup. 111 wins in 19 games, manchester united's temporary dawn now permanent. adam wilde,

last round on a sunny sunday afternoon in cardiff, they put wells to the sword. —— they put wells mac. a big part of the success put wells mac. a big part of the success could be down to them becoming professional. allowing the players focus to be purely on rugby. physically and mentally when you are down, if you are doing a lot of training and physical training, a lot of rugby training, it is tough. being able to just focus on one thing go a time, as a real advantage. an advantage not available to any of the other sides, well swing or just have available to any of the other sides, well swing orjust have an escort against england, runs away. karen griffin combined training in dublin what their primary school teaching and limerick. in scotland's hannah smith who got on the scoresheet in their defeat to ireland svetlana. is there a worry that the gulf between there a worry that the gulf between the amateur and prose is growing too wide? the nations don't or are not ina wide? the nations don't or are not in a position to follow suit. i think it is inevitable, the gap will widen. it needs

our business correspondent emma simpson has been to cardiff to find out what small businesses there make of the options facing the uk. radio: this is bbc radio five live. theresa may will ask eu leaders to postpone brexit for three months... this small catering company is following every brexit twist and turn. we decided, instead of buying sandwiches, we would actually... the boss told me an awful lot is riding on what the politicians finally deliver. if we have a no deal, i really wouldn't like to say where we will be in three months' time. 0rfour months' time, orfive months' time. i think we need to have stability.

cardiff city centre claim that the £50 million dealfor game. cardiff city centre claim that the £50 million deal for sala was not legally binding. the argentine died when an aircraft crashed into the english channel near guernsey. cardiff are going to speak to fifa as they believe further completion of the deal went for field and sala was not registered as a premier league player. plans to restrict levels of testosterone in female runners has been described as a necessary humiliation. an olympic champion is challenging the bid to force female athletes to take medication. under the rules, they would have to race against men or change events if they refuse. the un says the plan contravenes international human rights. and a furious reaction after a controversial dismissal in the indian premier league. the batsmen seem to be cruising his fate to a quickfire 100 seem to be cruising his fate to a quickfire100 with a number of boundaries until he was run out with the indian bowler seem leave the crease. he stopped and took the bales of. butler was un

wales have made a winning start to their euro 2020 qualifying campaign with victory over slovakia in cardiff. a first international goal for swansea city's danjames was enough to secure three points for manager ryan giggs who handed james his first competitive start. joe wilson was watching. close your eyes and you could almost be back at the six nations. but open them quick because the footballers of wales started this match at lightning pace, the breakfrom brooks, even when the slovakian defenders got the ball, danjames was too strong and too good. a first start for wales, a first goalfor wales! danjames! fifth minute of the game, first goalfor wales fifth minute of the game, first goal for wales first goal for wales for a 21—year—old. the kids got ryan giggs to his feet, the manager could not have done much better. there was danjames running down the wing, turning and tormenting and when the cross came out of the shadows, harry wilson missed. 1—0 is never secure and slovakia put wales under increasing pressure in the closing stages but the ball stayed out, wales hung on, up and runn

dan roan, bbc news, cardiff. with wales clinching the title, just the calcutta cup was at stake at twickenham, but it turned out to be the match of the championship as scotland fought back from 31—0 down to take the lead. sam johnson thought he'd scored the winning try but george ford's converted score in over time saw the match finish 38—all, the highest scoring draw in international rugby history. scotland retain the calcutta cup. england clinched the women's six nations grand slam with a huge win over scotland that was also played at twickenham. 80 points to 0, they ran in 12 tries. wolverhampton wanderers are into the fa cup semi—finals for the first time in 21 years. they beat manchester united 2—1 at molineux. manchester city were 2—0 down at championship side swansea, but won 3—2. sergio aguero came off the bench and scored a late winner. watford are also through to the semis after beating crystal palace. there were just three premier league matches because of the cup. match of the day follows

half an hour — reaction as wales beat ireland to win the six nations and complete the grand slam in cardiff hello and welcome to bbc news. an australian man has appeared in court in new zealand charged with murder, after 49 people were killed in shootings at two mosques in the city of christchurch yesterday. 28—year—old brenton tarrant did not enter a plea and has been remanded in custody. the prime minister of new zealand, jacinda ar—durn, has visited survivors of the attacks in hospital. she promised that gun laws will change. our correspondent sent this report. we stand as one. from flower tributes to hand written notes, the messages are clear. new zealand may be struggling to comprehend the tragic events that took place in christchurch, but people are determined to come together to pay their respects. this group of young men among them. one of them knew someone inside one of the mosques. your friend was shot in the leg? yeah, yeah. he went there for prayer. so, i don't know... so you knew people in the mosque? yeah. i even tried to call him yesterday and he couldn't take my call.

the bbc has learnt that the pilot flying the plane carrying the cardiff city striker, emiliano sala, which crashed in the english channel, had not been qualified to fly at night—time. david ibbostson is thought to have been colour—blind. the light aircraft had been flying to cardiff from nantes, in france, with its route taking it over the channel islands. but radar data shows it diverting from its planned course before descending into the sea, where the wreckage was found. it has been ten weeks since the plane carrying cardiff city's record £15 million signing, emiliano sala, crashed into the sea off guernsey in the channel islands. the man tasked with getting him to his new club in time for training was david ibbotson, a private pilot from north lincolnshire. but he should not have been flying at night because he was not licensed to. the bbc has been told that he was colour—blind and had a restriction on his license stating he could fly in daylight hours only. the ill—fated flight set off from nantes over one hour after sunset. there has been much speculation about the leg

a win for them in wales cardiff lipsey whales to the top. that opens the door across the seven. by saturday evening, england that have a real route to the title. they have not lost to scotland at twickenham since the 80s. we have got a good neck of a team, second best team in the world ireland. i've had to battle through. now they have had the opportunity to salvage something. we started off well, had a bit of a mishap for 30 minutes against wales. now we are back in contention. this is the weekend rightly reaches its crescendo. —— rugby reaches its crescendo. beyond that, it could shape the mood for september's world cup. for three coaches in three adopted nations, this year the super saturday has even more at stake. let's round up some of the day's other sport now. tommy fleetwood is still in the lead at players championship in florida. he's two shots clear of ian poulter on 12 under, thanks in part to this brilliant eagle from the bunker. rory mcilroy is three shots off the pace. there was a re—run of last season's grand final in super league, where warrington made up f

eddiejones back from the retreat in cardiff. eddie jones wants to back from the retreat in cardiff. eddiejones wants to see some improvement at home to italy today. ourjob is to get better. we have an opportunity on saturday playing in front of thousands to play a good game of rugby. we have had a great preparation for two weeks. great training last week in this week's good, fast, intense players‘ mindsets are good. we are ready to go. a dramatic win for wales in the women‘s six nations. there they go in celebration. so tight at the end. eoin morgan‘s side victorious by 137 runs. they set a target of 183 thanks to sam billings. this six too hot to handle on the boundary. in response, chris gayle was out for five as the west indies crumbled. steady catching by england. the hosts bowled out for 45, the england. the hosts bowled out for a5, the second lowest total in t20 history. england take the series with one match remaining. and england‘s women beat india by one run this morning. they started well, reaching 50 without loss. they then lost five wickets, including a duck. fin

chelsea scored two late goals as they came from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. victor camarasa put the welsh side ahead early in the second half, but with less than 10—miuntes to go, azpilicueta headed in to make it 1—1 — although replays showed he was clearly offside. and then with little time left, rooben loftus—cheek got the winner, reuben loftus—cheek got the winner, leaving neil warnock angry at the officials. you know, when you don't win the game because of nothing to do with yourselves, it is really a kick in the teeth. roll on var, it might be too late for me when it comes, but the equalising goal, that was the winning goal really, not the second one, but if you cannot see it cross the line when it is so clear and obvious, not even close, it is the best league in the world and probably at the minute, the worst officials we have got. i don't know what the linesman was taught. i have seen so many. what can i say about my lads? they were brilliant today. absolutely brilliant. liverpool back on top, two points above manchester city, who can reclaim

nobody in cardiff seemed to be doing anything, and it was a bit embarrassing, the cardiff situation. it is if i had a player worth 17 million euros and then leave him in a hotel, himself, trying to go on the computer and look for a flight. great britain's women won silver in the team pursuit at the track cycling world championships in poland. the team of laura kenny, elinor barker, katie archibald and eleanor dickinson were just beaten by australia in the final, missing out by 0.2 seconds. and it was the four—time 0lympic champion kenny who took the blame for not getting gold. back home, we ran a quick time, and i had as back home, we ran a quick time, and ihad asa back home, we ran a quick time, and i had as a legs, much better legs. and ijust didn't have it here these last two days. i don't know why, it's not like i've been feeling u nwell it's not like i've been feeling unwell or anything. and so, yes, it's not like i've been feeling unwell oranything. and so, yes, i feel partly responsible for it, to be totally honest. because like i say, back home we went quicker, we ran quick

the champagne is flowing in cardiff as wales win the six nations grand slam. it is hard to put into words, to be honest. we have been working incredibly hard over the past year. just the calcutta cup at stake at twickemnham and what a match, scotland come from 31 points down to draw the match against england. it's an fa cup weekend and sergio aguero saves the day for manchester city. they come from two goals down to beat swansea and reach the semi—finals. also coming up in the programme... the new formula one season is underway and once again it's lewis hamilton who's setting the pace. great britain get theirfirst medals at the special olympics in abu dhabi. wales are celebrating their 4th six nations grand slam. 3 teams could still win the title heading into today's final round of matches, but victory for the welsh was never in doubt as they overpowered last year's grand slam winners ireland. they only scored one try but won 25 points to 7. captain alun wynjones says they have now "put a big target on their backs" ahead of the world cup later this year. fro

it will get colderfrom temperatures up to 16 in cardiff. it will get colder from tuesday, very u nsettled will get colder from tuesday, very unsettled and cold enough for some hill snow. cold air move southwards, during tuesday the whence come down from a northerly direction and that will bring those showers and her mother temperatures. rain to start the day in eastern england, that clears, then the showers will have hailand clears, then the showers will have hail and thunder mixed in, some turning wintry with snow falling over the hills. we may see something more organised later in the day in northern ireland, bringing a spell of hill snow potentially, something we would have to keep a close eye on. low—pressure stays with us through the remainder of the week, for wednesday we seek low—pressure spinning of the naughty, thickening the cloud across the north—east of the cloud across the north—east of the country and threatening outbreaks of rain and perhaps some more significant snow across the high ground of north—east scotland. t

gatland backs his wales side to bring the world cup "home" on a night of six nations celebrations in cardiff. good morning, a cloudy and misty start today, but for many it is dry. in the west, patchy sun and some brightness. more details on 15 minutes. it's tuesday march 19th. our top story: theresa may will chair a meeting of the cabinet this morning, as she considers her next steps in the brexit process. a senior government official said it was significantly more complicated after the speaker, john bercow, announced he would prevent a third vote on the prime minister's brexit deal unless there were substantial changes. let's speak to our political correspondent, iain watson, who's at westminster for us this morning. constitutional crisis? certainly, if it is not a crisis, it is a piece of constitutional history in the making. john bercow had to go back to the 1600, saying you can't simply go back to parliament with the same proposal over and over again in the same parliament. she is off to brussels to meet european leaders at the end of the week, and he has taken it off the table. that is

up front, there are starts forjoe launchbury and brad shields as england look to unleash their cardiff frustration on the italians. they have lost 20 in a row in the six nations and that man is sure to continue this weekend. rugby union, greig laidlaw will start on saturday against wales on the bench, ali price has been preferred at scrum—half, following defeat to france. callu m defeat to france. callum skinner has retired from cycling today, only 26, winning gold in the team sprint in 2016 alongside jason kenny, he wants to focus on reforming sports governance. the week after she won the double double, retaining her 3000 the week after she won the double double, retaining her3000 and the week after she won the double double, retaining her 3000 and 1500 metres tidal, laura muir says her next goal is to win her first outdoor medal. you are embracing the pressure whereas in the past it would get athletes at your age, it may be got to you. you go in, being highly ranked, one of the faces, it can be a high pressured environment. i told myself, why do you train so hard? because you want

let's return to our top story — wales‘ rugby union side are celebrating there grand slam win in cardiff. simon reed: before they go, we would like before we go, we would like to thank them very much, thank you very much to the welsh team. cheering let's get more now on the rest of the man suspected of fatally shooting three people and wounding five others on a tram in the dutch city of utrecht. dutch police say the suspect was identified as gokmen tanis, a 37—year—old man of turkish origin. security services said the terror threat has been reduced from its highest level in light of the arrest. robert bass is a journalist with nos, and hejoins a spy camera from utrecht. what is the latest update that you can bring us? the latest update is that about two hours ago, they got him, there was a real manhunt going on in utrecht, police raided several houses, and in one of those houses they found him, which means that the threat is addressed. people are going back on the streets again. and now of course we have to find out what is behind this shooting, why did he do it, is ita this shooting

let's cross live to cardiff, john watson's is there. that was quite a performance from wales, wasn't it? what a performance the. what a performance wales knew what they had to do. the island here, and not only with the six nations title, but with the grant slam as well. they dominated ireland throughout they got to the best possible start after just one minute they got to the best possible start afterjust one minute when starting asi afterjust one minute when starting as i have come through a lovely little ship behind the irish defence. it was all about gareth who punished some rare irish discipline throughout. the penalty throughout. they my pendency throughout the second half as well as one 25 points to seven. second half as well as one 25 points to the six nations t57; f 7 m n second half as well as one 25 points to the six nations would q, f 7 m n in the six nations if they would have been be today. in the end, it was surprising errors from johnny. a lot of wayward cakes. it wasn't unusualfor a lot of wayward cakes. it wasn't unusua

wales's match at the cardiff city stadium kicks off at tpm. mick mccarthy says he hated every minute as the republic of ireland narrowly beat gibraltar1—0. the only goal of the game was scored early second half and mccarthy described it as a horrible game. scotland will be desperate to put their humiliating defeat to kazakhstan behind them today. on paper, it should be simple to do. they play san marino, who are officially the worst side in the world. and manager alex mcleish says it's the perfect opportunity to put things right. the only apology we can give the fans is to go out and win the next game. we are all hurting. we're fans as well. you know, i followed the team as a young man and always proud to wear the jersey and these guys are as well. boxing now. tyson fury‘s getting back into the ring this summer to fight german heavyweight tom schwarz. there were rumours of a re—match with deontay wilder, or a super—fight with anthonyjoshua, but fury‘s gone with the 24—year—old unbeaten german. they'll fight in las vegas, and it's

in the day's other game, chelsea came from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. portsmouth won an entertaining efl trophy final. they beat sunderland 5—4 on penalties after the game finished 2—2. it was played in front of a competition—record crowd of more than 85,000 at wembley. lewis hamilton has won his first formula one grand prix of the season in bahrain, but only after charles leclerc — the long—time race leader — had engine problems. nick parrot reports. charles leclerc is upsetting the established order. the new ferrari driver beat four—time world champion sebastian vettel to pole position. but staying ahead of his team—mates proved harder. vettel snatched the lead at the start but wasn't infant for long. the 21—year—old from monaco was quicker. while he was forging ahead, vettel slipped back into a thrilling battle with lewis hamilton. one he eventually lost. despite the damage to his tyres, shaking his car to bits, he recovered to finish fifth. then ferrari's other prancing horse pulled up late. a loss of power handing an unexpected

emma simpson, bbc news, cardiff. those discussions among eu leaders are continuing late into the night in brussels. we'll go back to their inner moment but right now the rest of the day ‘s news. a 16—year—old boy who abducted, raped and murdered six—year—old alesha macphail on the isle of bute last july, has been sentenced to a minimum of 27 years behind bars. aaron campbell denied killing the little girl during his trial, but finally admitted his crimes afterwards. the judge said the 16—year—old showed "a staggering lack of remorse" for what he'd done. a warning — lorna gordon's report contains some distressing details. hey, guys, it's alesha... six—year—old alesha macphail — "a beautiful, smart, funny and kind girl", said her family, who've been left devastated and heartbroken by her death. her killer, aaron campbell, today admitted he raped and murdered the little girl. thejudge, who'd previously lifted a ban on naming campbell, said the 16—year—old was a cold, calculating and dangerous i

he wasn't abandoned to do his travel arrangements himself, nobody in cardiff seem to be doing anything. it was a bit embarrassing. to buy a player at that cost and then to leave him in a hotel himself trying to go on the computer and look for a flight. scotland women are playing canada in the algarve cup. the score is still goalless. canada are ranked numberfive in the world, a full 15 places above. you can watch it live now via the bbc sport website and app. laura kenny has pulled out of the world track cycling championships because of illness. she was supposed to be competing in the omnium today and will be replaced by katie archibald. they were both part of the british team who took silver in the women's team pursuit in poland. they were just edged out by australia in the final missing out by two—tenths of a second. there was silver, too, for the british men. they also lost out to an australian team that broke the world record on their way to gold in the team pursuit. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. thank you. five me

cardiff led 38—0 at half time with all five of their tries coming in the first half, including two for owen lane. but arguably, the try of the night though came from aled summerhill — completing a free—flowing team move. there were two other games in the pro 1a this evening. edinburgh beat defending champions leinster28—11atmurrayfield — that bonus point victory keeping their play off hopes alive. there was also victory for connacht over italian side benetton by 29 points to 1a. the irish side on course to reach the knockout stages. there were mixed fortunes for the british number ones in miami. johanna konta at the top of your picture is out. she lost in straight sets to china's wang qiang, who is twenty places higher in the world rankings. but kyle edmund is through to the third round after a straight sets win over ilya ivashka of belarus. he'll play former wimbledon finalist milos raonic next. neil robertson will play ronnie 0'sullivan in the final of the tour championship. the australian beat northern ireland's mark allen by ten frames to six in tonight's semi—final in ll

cardiff are still in danger. to the championship, next. the lead has changed there this afternoon, too... norwich back to the top, after a 3—1 win over millwall. they're two points clear of leeds, who won yesterday. here are all the other results from today for you... the ones to pick out, a huge win for aston villa... four nil against derby who stick just outside the play—off spots. and costly losses for bottom sides ipswich and bolton, while rotherham, the other team in the relegation zone, picked up a win against blackburn to move closer to safety. neil lennon's winning start in caretaker charge of celtic continues... they earned a 2—0 win over his former club hibernian in the quarterfinals of the scottish cup. after a goalless first half james forrest set the game alight with this brilliant solo goal from outside the box. captain scott brown then doubled the lead for celticjust ten minutes later to send them through to the semi—finals. not quite as many goals in today's scottish premiership today... ryan flynn scored the only o

in this, his final year in cardiff, his side is on a 13 match winning streak. to get one more against ireland will steal six nations and the grand slam. i think ithinki i think i will be emotional afterwards. despite people's perceptions, i do cry at sad movies and i am an emotional person. but hopefully we can secure the grand slam and there will be celebrations all over wales. this is his 10th and final six nations as coach of wales. he wants to finish how it started. wales won the grand slam in his first full season and the second one followed four years later. one more perfect campaign would make tournament history. no modern coach has done the grand slam three times. but to get there, he must outsmart another coach from new zealand. this isjoe schmidt's last six nations with ireland. a win for them in cardiff would see them push wales off the top and into second. but that result opens the door for england. by this evening eddiejones's side could have a clear route to the title and they have not lost to scotland at twickenham since the 1980s. with god and w

they won by 18 points to 11 at murrayfield, and nowjust need to beat ireland in cardiff to secure the title. from murrayfield, joe wilson sent this report. in edinburgh's scenic centre, spring's delicate colours unfold. wales, everywhere was wales. at murrayfield, watch josh adams‘ moves out on the wing. ball in his hands, thenjinking and sprinting his way to the line. wales had a fast start. and wales have the first try. scotland's own attacking spirit ran into the welsh defence, fiercely drilled and disciplined. whilst scotland hoped to succeed, while is expected to. ——wales expected to. that's what confidence does to a team. jonathan davies too strong here, and wales led by nine points at half—time. there was only one way scotland could succeed. if they couldn't go through wales, they'd have to go around them. ball slipped inside and then out to the wing. by modern standards, darcy graham's a belly dancer between by modern standards, darcy graham's a ballet dancer between giants, but his try finally brought murrayfield to its feet. the intricacy of the move suddenly cut wal

cardiff will tell fifa that conditions for completion of the deal were not fulfilled and sala wasn't registered as a premier league player. nantes claim the required paperwork was completed. the biggest fraud trial in british history has got under way at the high court. the american firm hewlett packard is suing the former boss of the software company autonomy for more than five billion dollars. mike lynch is accused of misrepresenting the finances of autonomy before hp bought it in 2011. he denies the charge. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall are in cuba — on the first ever official trip by royals to the communist country. they've been taking a tour of the capital havana, in what's being seen as an effort by britain to develop closer links. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell sent this report. well ordered, it wasn't. the first encounter between the communist heart of old havana and the first british royal to visit this marxist leninist island which has been so long in the shadows, was well, just a touch on the chaotic side. of course, you might think that char

this epic win again for cardiff city. —— a big win. they remain in the bottom three but they secured an important win at home to west ham. junior hoilett and victor camarasa with the goals. this will prove a big boost following reports of dressing room unrest this week. they are edging closer to the teams above. the spirit and they were great, i thought we played some good stuff today, we could have had three or four goals to date up it was as good as game as we could have played against a good side. we are pleased to get a clean sheet, our eighth this season, i think it's pretty good going, really. we will have a look at how it effects them at the bottom in a moment. now to one of the premier league's big rivalries. brighton against crystal palace played out in the early kick off — and the former secured the bragging rights and a vital three points to draw level with their rivals. 2—1 it finished. glenn murray also on the scoresheet, disappointment for roy hodgson, but have a look at a brilliant winner from anthony knockaert. some

fulham play chelsea tomorrow and cardiff are still in danger, losing to wolves today. right that pretty much wraps up the day's premier league news. over to ben now for the day's other football and the rest of the day's sport. thank you. the lead has changed hands in the championship too this afternoon... norwich back to the top, after a 3—1 win over millwall. they're two points clear of leeds, who won yesterday. here are all the other results from today for you. the ones to pick out, a huge win for aston villa. 4—0 against derby who stickjust outside the play—off spots. and costly losses for bottom sides ipswich and bolton, while rotherham, the other team in the relegation zone, picked up a win against blackburn to move closer to safety. just one goal in today's scottish premiership action to tell you about. ryan flynn scored it for bottom side st mirren — as they won their first league game of 2019 at home to livingston. while kilmarnock missed the chance to move within a point of third place aberdeen — it ended goal—less for them against motherwell. a sc

two degrees, for example, in cardiff. any patchy fog that does form will leave and clear quite quickly tomorrow, and then we are looking at a dry day for most of us. are looking at a dry day for most of us. variable amounts of sunshine once again, and cloud, and we have those pesky showers across the north and the west of scotland. the other thing you will notice tomorrow is temperatures going up just a touch because the wind changes direction from a north—westerly to a south—westerly. that is a milder direction for us, and highs of 15 or possibly 16. as we had from wednesday into thursday, high pressure still very much in charge of our weather. whether fronts pressure still very much in charge of our weather. whetherfronts not too far away, introducing some cloud initially across north—west scotland during the course of thursday. any fog which forms overnight on thursday morning will lift as we go through the morning. for many it will be dry and there will be quite a bit of sunshine around. still a south—westerly

chelsea scored two late goals as they came from behind to beat cardiff 2—1. camarasa had put the welsh side ahead early in the second half but with less than 10 minutes to go, azpilicueta headed in to make it1—1 — he was, though, clearly offside. and then with very little time left ruben loftus—cheek got the winner, to leave neil warnock fuming at the officials. you know, when you don't win the game because of nothing to do with yourselves, it is really a kick in the teeth. roll on the ar, it might be too late for me when it comes, but the equalising goal, that was the winning goal really, not the second one, but if you cannot see it cross the line when it is so clear and obvious, not even close, it is the best league in the world and probably at the minute, the worst officials we have got. i don't know what the linesman was taught. i have seen so what the linesman was taught. i have seen so many. what the linesman was taught. i have seen so many. what can i say about my lads? they were brilliant today. absolutely brilliant. a lot of strong words there

temperatures up to 16 degrees in cardiff. it will get colderfrom up to 16 degrees in cardiff. it will get colder from tuesday on. rain or showers in the forecast, very u nsettled. showers in the forecast, very unsettled. it will be cold enough for some hills know as well. cold air moving southwards. during tuesday the wind is coming down from a northerly direction. that is what will be bringing bells showers and hammering the temperatures. a bit of a rain start off the day as eastern areas clicks through. in the showers will have hail and thunder makes tan and some training mentoring with some snow falling over some of the hills. we may well see something a bit more organised later in the day in northern ireland, bringing a speu in northern ireland, bringing a spell of hill snow potential here. that is something we will have to keep a close eye on. low pressure stays with us through the remainder of the week. wednesday, and other low— pressure of the week. wednesday, and other low—pressure spinning and off the north sea. if they the cloud up across the northeast of the cou

the pilot of the plane which crashed into the english channel with new cardiff city signing emiliano sala on board wasn't allowed to fly at night. the bbc has been told that david ibbotson, from crowle near scu nthorpe, was colour—blind and his pilot's licence restricted him to daytime flights only. both men died when the piper malibu crashed back injanuary. david ibbotson's body still hasn't been found. kayley thomas has more. it has been ten weeks since the plane carrying cardiff city's record £50 million signing, emiliano sala, crashed into the sea. the man tasked with getting him to his new club in time for training was david ibbotson, a private pilot from north lincolnshire. but he should not have been flying at night because he was not licensed too. the bbc has been told that he was colourblind and had a restriction on his license stating he could fly in daylight hours only. the ill—fated flight set off over one hour after sunset. there has been much speculation about the legality of the flight. the piper malibu was registered in the us and could not be operated commercial

in the south, under the clear skies, temperatures will dip down close to freezing, for example cardiff will barely be above freezing. that means that under the clear skies we could see mist and fog with those dipping temperatures, particularly across the south—west of the country. only patchy fog here and there, but that can still be dangerous, so take it steady if you're travelling early in the morning. elsewhere across the uk it will start off sunny and crisp, but clouds are expected to build. maybe turning quite cloudy in some areas across the south—east. temperatures will still get up to about 16 in newcastle, 15 in aberdeen. in stornoway, where we have winds off the atlantic, more cloud and maybe some spots of rain, only 10 or 11. friday's weather forecast, again, weather fronts just brushing the north—west of scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, some for the northern isles too. the vast majority of the country should at the very least have a bright day. most temperatures a degree higher — 17 in london, possibly as far north as hull. pleasantly warm for many of us come fr

friday will actually get at least little bit of sunshine, particularly across the western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and ither parts of the country will get that rain in the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, those pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. so the low pressure comes across ireland, the rain reaches belfast eventually. ahead of it for a time in the morning, it could actually be quite bri

hundreds of rugby union fans have turned out in cardiff to celebrate wales winning the six nations grand slam. they were out to show off their trophy on monday following victory over ireland at the weekend, their 14th win in a row, which helped them claim the title. it's a third grand slam for head coach warren gatland who told the crowd he's enjoyed every minute of his time in wales. the new zealander will stand down from the post after this year's rugby world cup injapan. this isn't about me. this is about the players. we've got a brilliant background team of coaches and management and strengthening conditioners and medical staff, and having good people around you makes a difference. and we've got very good players, i have seen them run through a brick wall for you. and these guys did that in this campaign. they trained their butts off and really worked hard and they thoroughly deserve what happened on saturday. england's women have won their one day series with sri lanka after victory in the second match to take an unassailable 2—0 lead. sri lanka made 187—9 in their 50 overs, ale

and in sport, wales beat ireland to win the six nations, completing the grand slam in cardiff. let's return to artist for our top story. well we're waiting for new zealand police to give us an update the shootings in christchurch. my colleague sharanjit leyl is in christchurch for us. those floral tributes building up behind you. that is right, they have pretty much sprung up all across christchurch here, and a number of memorials have sprung up, floral tributes you mentioned and lots of notes of support as well and in solidarity with the muslim community and where i am right now is very close to one of the site of the attacks, the mosque isjust that way and it is two days after the fact that security is incredibly high and we still see the police out and media of course have been covering this story and as we know, details of this happen coming out to be the that the suspect as a 28—year—old australian, brenton tarra nt, that the suspect as a 28—year—old australian, brenton tarrant, who appeared in court yesterday. he is a self—professed white supremacist and live st

friday will actually get at least little bit of sunshine, particularly across these western areas, so cardiff, birmingham, the north—west of england, for example, around liverpool, could get some sunshine. the further east you are, the cloudier it'll be. now, a weather front is approaching, you saw the satellite image there. here's the first one, it moves into northern ireland friday night, also the south—west of england and eventually wales, and other parts of the country will get that rain through the early hours of saturday. so early on saturday, again, a lot of mild weather, when we get cloud and weather systems coming off the atlantic, it does tend to be quite mild. so the weekend is looking very blustery across many parts of the uk. we will see a low pressure moving off the atlantic. here it is, friday night into saturday, as it moves in, a lot of isobars there, those white lines, these pressure lines, that basically means very strong winds. so the low pressure comes in, moves across ireland, the rain reaches belfast eventually. ahead of it for a time in the morning, it could actual

and swansea's danieljames got the only goal in cardiff, as wales beat slovakia. as poland beat latvia 2—0. in group g, robert lewandowski was among the scorers, as poland beat latvia 2—0. they too have won two. 2—0 in group i for belgium meanwhile. perfect start maintained. eden hazard and michy batshuayi on the score sheet against cyprus. also in that group, denis cheryshev scored twice in russia's 4—0 win in kazakhstan. and scotland won 2—0 in san marino. in africa, the last five places at this year's cup of nations have been decided. among the teams who've booked their places in egypt: the former champions — south africa and dr congo. percy tau scored both goals for south africa. they won 2—1 in libya — that qualifies them as runners—up of group e, behind nigeria. and cedric bakambu scored the only goal of the game as dr congo beat liberia to decide who qualified from group g along with zimbabwe. elsewhere, steve mounie scored the winner as benin beat togo 2—1 to qualify from group d. as mentioned, zimbabwe the group g winners they beat congo—brazzaville 2—n

in the south, under the clear skies, temperatures will dip down close to freezing, for example cardiff will barely be above freezing. that means that under the clear skies we could see mist and fog with those dipping temperatures, particularly across the south—west of the country. only patchy fog here and there, but that can still be dangerous, so take it steady if you're travelling early in the morning. elsewhere across the uk it will start off sunny and crisp, but clouds are expected to build. maybe turning quite cloudy in some areas across the south—east. temperatures will still get up to about 16 in london, 14 in newcastle, 15 in aberdeen. in stornoway, where we have winds off the atlantic, more cloud and maybe some spots of rain, only 10 or 11. friday's weather forecast, again, weather fronts just brushing the north—west of scotland, bringing outbreaks of rain, some for the northern isles too. the vast majority of the country should at the very least have a bright day. most temperatures a degree higher — 17 in london, possibly as far north as hull. pleasantly warm for many