but angus lloyd replied straightaway for munster. 10—10 at half—time. both sides then scored one try each before dave o'callaghan gave munster a narrow lead, it finished 22—22 confirmed their play—off place, although ulster will also feature. judgment day for the welsh sides in the pro 12 today, all four teams in action in back—to—back matches in cardiff. first cardiff blues beat the ospreys for the first time in seven yea rs, the ospreys for the first time in seven years, gareth anscombe scored their fifth and final try and kicked ten points with the boot as they won 35-17. ten points with the boot as they won 35—17. blues move up to seventh in the table, ospreys are hanging on in the table, ospreys are hanging on in the top four. that's all for now, much more in sports day at 6:30pm. keep up—to—date on the bbc website which has details of the world snooker championships. ronnie o'sullivan is in action at the moment. see you later. thank you. more now on our top story. north korea has unveiled what appear to be new missiles at its annual

the bbc understands lloyds banking group has decided to set up a european base in germany after the uk leaves the eu. lloyds has decided to convert its berlin branch into a european hub, in orderto maintain a presence inside the eu, sources told the bbc. lloyds is the only major british lender that does not currently have a subsidiary in another eu nation. the bank already has a branch in berlin and employs 300 people in the city. the tombs of five former archbishops of canterbury have been unearthed by builders undertaking refurbishment work near lambeth palace in london. undiscovered for centuries, the coffins were found in a hidden crypt. lambeth palace has been the london residence of archbishops of canterbury since the 13th century. but a chance discovery during recent renovation work next door yielded a startling discovery. some of them are still there. a very interesting day. we were exposing the ground as part of the job, and we were lifting the slabs in this area, and we uncovered an entry to what looked like a tomb, and we got a camera on the end of a stick and discovered num

the bbc understands lloyds banking group has decided to set up a european base in germany after the uk leaves the eu. lloyds has decided to convert its berlin branch into a european hub in orderto maintain a presence inside the eu, sources told the bbc. lloyds is the only major british lender that does not currently have a subsidiary in another eu nation. the bank already has a branch in berlin and employs 300 people in the city. police in west yorkshire are issuing a warning to drug users following two deaths in the area on saturday. it follows the deaths of three men and a woman at separate addresses in barnsley on good friday which are believed to be linked to heroin. south yorkshire police said it was not officially linking them at present, but warned drug users to be careful. dave edwards reports from leeds district police headquarters at elland road. police were called to compton view in leeds yesterday morning, where they found the body of a 36—year—old man. four people have been arrested in connection with his death. then yesterday afternoon, paramedics were called to park

lloyds is the only major british lender that does not currently have a subsidiary in another eu nation. the bank already has a branch in berlin and employs 300 people in the city. testing children in primary schools has been on the agenda at the national union of teachers' annual conference in cardiff today. there was a heated debate among delegates, in which teachers criticised the way younger pupils are tested. delegates at the nut conference will vote tomorrow on whether to boycott the tests. the government has announced it is doubling its funding to fight neglected tropical diseases. £360 million will be given over the next four years to combat illnesses including river blindness, trachoma and guinea—worm. the department for international development said the money would protect more than £200 million. the convoy of coaches in a prearranged exchange between the syrian government and a number of rebel groups was targeted with a car bomb. it happened on the outskirts of aleppo. they were heading for what they thought was safety, thousands of civilians from government—held villa

this is breakfast, with rogerjohnson and sian lloyd. prince harry reveals he turned to therapy to help him deal with the death of his mother, princess diana. in a newspaper interview, he describes how he went for counselling after coming close to a complete breakdown. there is actually a lot of stuff here that i need to deal with. it was 20 years of not thinking about it and then two years ofjust total chaos. good morning. it's monday the 17th of april. also this morning: the turkish president narrowly wins a controversial referendum on plans allowing him to greatly increase his powers. police in the us search for a man who shot dead his victim at random

lloyds says the move reflects our changing banking habits with many more of us moving online. let's return to one of our top stories. shares in imagination technologies are back on track for the biggest one—day loss on record. the dramatic fall comes after its biggest customer, apple, said they would stop using the graphic chips technology from the company in a couple of years. the country says apple. couple of years. the country says apple, which accounts for half its revenue, has been developing its own chip design. it says abbott might have violated their intellectual property rights to achieve this adequate evidence to the contrary has been requested but not provided. so, shares plunging by around 70% at one point. i'll have apple investors been reacting to this. apple is coming offa been reacting to this. apple is coming off a strong quarter which ended on friday. if you look at the last three months of the year, apple is up 24%. this comes right after the election of president donald trump. technology shares have taken a hit them, but we are seeing that has gone and pe

lloyds says the move reflects our changing banking habits with many more of us moving online. british company finance chiefs are their most optimistic in 18 months with spirits raised due to the better than expected performance of the economy in the second half of last year. some 31% of cfos surveyed last month said they were more optimistic about the prospects for their company than three months earlier, up from 27% in december and just 3% immediately after the brexit vote in june. but the survey also shows that their appetite for risk still hasn't recovered to the levels seen before the run up to the referendum. margaret doyle is from deloitte's financial services insight team. so you carried out the research and although it does show that cfos and financial chiefs are upbeat, only a third are more optimistic, do you think this all hinges on the brexit negotiations and the outcome? well, clearly, brexit is very, very important. it still tops our list of eight key risks that we polled cfos about. brexit is a risk. it has lessened as a risk since the aftermath of the referendu

lloyds bank has named 100 branches which are due to close as part of their restructuring plan. they include 22 branches of halifax and 24 branches bank of scotland. 200 jobs will go according to the union unite. well, let's go back to our top story — those record new car sales. more new cars were registered in march than injanuary and february combined. and sales of diesel vehicles continued to rise, despite controversy over the pollution they produce. joining me from our central london studio is tamzin isaacson from the smmt, who compiled those figures. so, tamsin, thank you forjoining us. so, tamsin, thank you forjoining us. talk us through those tax changes that inspired to many people to go and buy a new car? you are right, there is a new tax rate that came in from april this year. it has changed the rates that many people pay for road tax. really what we have seen is many new car buyers bringing forward their purchases in 2017 and taking advantage of lower rates in march, that is why we have got a bumper month in march, the best on record ever, helping to achieve the bes

lloyds bank has named 100 branches which are due to close as part of their restructuring plan. they include 22 branches of halifax and 2a branches of bank of scotland. 200 jobs will go according to the union unite. well, he promised to shake things up, and donald trump is continuing to do just that. this time he‘s turned his attention to the banking sector. he‘s promising big reforms to regulations that were introduced after the financial crisis. let‘s speak to samira hussain whojoins us from the new york stock exchange. how important are these regulations? it depends who you ask. if you look at the people who are within the sector these will say that these begging regulations are too onerous and prevents the banks from being able to conduct a lot of business. if you ask those people who want to protect the banking industry they will say this is really important. remember these banking regulations we re remember these banking regulations were put in place by the barack obama administration after the banking crisis to try to protect banks from becoming too big to fail. why

lloyds bank has named 100 branches which are due to close as part of their restructuring plan. they include 22 branches of halifax and 2a branches of bank of scotland. 200 jobs will go according to the union unite. we are being encouraged to make our lives as green as possible and business leaders are calling on the government to do more to make our industrial strategy greener as well. the green alliance pressure group has just released, what's essentially a rallying cry from corporate britain, demanding a real drive to turn the country into a low carbon economy. let's speak to angela francis, who is a senior economist with the green alliance, a charity and think tank focused on getting us, and government, to think about environmental issues. what practical steps are you calling for? it is more than warm words. we are trying to say to government business leaders, unions, people involved in industrial policy recognise that green growth is a pa rt recognise that green growth is a part of delivering productivity. we are seeing you cannot do that unless you embrace the opportunitie