was taking his penalty. everyone thought he was going to score, but, sadly, he missed. i feel very sad about it and a bit down, but i would give - a big round of applause. | they tried their best and they did| well to play in the game like that. a young side with plenty of glimmers of potential all playing regular football. it is what any welsh manager has always wanted and this is what coach rob page had. but this has been a campaign marked by missed opportunities and marred by continuing questions over his role in thejob. so when the disappointment subsides, come the autumn and nations league, will he still be in post? tomas morgan, bbc news, cardiff. the queen is visiting market traders in the town of shrewsbury today. queen camilla has been given a tour of the farmers' market and she's now visiting the flaxmill maltings,

meeting volunteers working with refugees, and a localfoodbank. crowds waited to greet her majesty and passed on get well cards for the princess of wales and the king, both of whom have recentlry shared the cancer diagnosis they've had. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. we have seen mixed weather today. here in eastern parts of england we saw sunshine. temperatures have reached 12 degrees but there is some rain to move in here and further north in scotland, it has been raining much of the day and it is also pretty cold. 5 degrees earlier in dundee. it is unsettled as we head into the easter weekend because weather is dominated by low pressure and around it weather fronts focus the rain. we have had a bit of snow in the scottish mountains. the wet weather moving northwards across scotland and this is the rain moving into eastern england with showers

behind. showers will push northwards this evening. it allows another speu this evening. it allows another spell of rain to arrive overnight in england and wales. there could be some sleet and snow in exmoor and on the welsh hills. clear skies particularly in scotland means we could start with frost early tomorrow. in southern parts of england, the wind will strengthen tomorrow. gales around coastal areas with large waves. there could be travel disruption. strengthening wind comes with showers heading from the south—west. the overnight rain moves through northern england. heavy in northern ireland for a while. not as wet as today in scotland. but showers and spells of rain developing more widely in england and wales. top temperature 12. but temperatures might be higher than today in scotland. low pressure is with us as we head into good friday and wet weather is likely

across spain and france. and not far away from the south—east of england. but friday, we will see some sunshine and as it warms up a little, showers will break out and in western areas, they might turn heavy and thundery. top temperatures on good friday a reasonable 13—14 if you miss the showers. if you are heading further afield, into europe warm air develops across eastern europe on the southerly breeze. eastern parts of the mediterranean could reach mid 20s. snow levels will rise in the alps. western areas of europe it is cooler and wetter particularly in spain and portugal. we have low pressure uncomfortably close by. it will not be a wash—out over the easter weekend. it should feel warm in the sunshine but showers are never too far away, particularly in the west. and that's bbc news at one.

you can keep up with all the latest developments on the bbc website. now it's time to join our colleagues for the news where you are. goodbye. hello and welcome to sportsday. wales manager rob page wants to take the team to the 2026 world cup despite missing out on this summer's euros. chelsea look to finish the job, they take a 3—0 lead into tonight's champions league quarter—final against ajax. paris calling, gb swimmer matt richards tells us about his quest for individual gold at this summer's olympics.

the wales manager rob page says he wants to stay in the job and try to guide his young squad to the next world cup, despite narrowly missing out on this summer's european championship. they lost to poland in the penalty shoot—out in cardiff last night, but page is proud of what his side has achieved. absolutely, we are a team in transition, and while we are in the transition, and while we are in the transition, we were one penalty get away from qualifying. so we have games injune, we have nations league in autumn, then the start of a world cup qualifying campaign, so thatis a world cup qualifying campaign, so that is my full focus, and building what we have already started and the transition which we are in at this moment in time. former wales forward rob earnshaw says they need to analyse where it when wrong in this current campaign, but says there are positives to take from it. it isa it is a campaign full of ups and downs, full of controversy really,

some bad results, some great results, so it is time to reflect now and what has happened and what goes on going forward. last summer, i wasn't optimistic at all, but i tell you what, since then, i am optimistic. watching the talent, it showed that the level that they can compete at. no aaron ramsey, no gareth bale, nojoe allen, none of that, so it is full of talent, it is a young group, and it is a bit of an inexperienced group. so i like where they are right now. when you don't get the right result and you don't go to a major tournament, you do have to ask the questions, but i tell you what, i think rob page should stay. i think he has done very, very well in the last eight months or so. i think he has improved the squad, but i will say this, robert page has to improve now, because we did not make it to a major tournament, and that also

backs up going to the world cup. the world cup was very disappointing. so there has to be an improvement from there has to be an improvement from the coach himself, but also how do we take them over the line? because we take them over the line? because we were one penalty kick away from another major tournament. so questions and reviews will be done anyway, but i will say this, i do like where the team are right now. they have got talent, they are capable of much more. england manager gareth southgate has had his last chance to see his players in action, before he names his squad for the european championship. a reshuffled side earned a late draw against belgium last night. they were behind twice but scored through an ivan toney penalty on his first start for england and a 95th—minute equaliser from jude bellingham. southgate names his initial squad on the 21st of may, two days after the end of the premier league season, then come two friendlies before he has to name his final 23 for germany. we know who's been able

to play at that level, who our very best players are. and the rest, we've got a lot clearer picture of what people are capable of from the two games that we've played. and we're just going to see how people are when they come back into form, whether they can do that fitness—wise with their clubs. chelsea have a job to finish tonight, they're bidding to reach the last four of the champions league, and they lead ajax 3—0 going into the second leg of their quarterfinal at stamford bridge. chelsea went back to the top of the women's super league at the weekend, and they're on a run of six wins in a row, as they pursue four titles. they're in the fa cup semi—finals and the league cup final, but the champions league is the one they really want. they've never won it, but despite that convincing win in amsterdam, they're well aware that they're not through yet. the fear of losing or the fear of not being in that semifinal is as big a driverfor us as

not being in that semifinal is as big a driver for us as the desire to win it is, in fact it is more. there is no one in our dressing room that will take tomorrow's game lightly or think for one minute thatjust because we are winning 3—0, that the game is over. it is a mistake, it starts in your head, in your mind. and whena starts in your head, in your mind. and when a team has nothing to lose, 3-0 and when a team has nothing to lose, 3—0 down, they play with freedom, they play in a different way to express themselves, and they are often the most dangerous opponents. novak djokovic has parted with his long—term coach goran ivanisevic, saying the split happened a few days ago. djokovic enjoyed his greatest success under the guidance of ivanisevic, who became his main coach in 2022 after several years working alongside marian vajda. djokovic said on social media that his on—court chemistry with ivanisevic "had its ups and downs" but theirfriendship was always rock solid. the serbian�*s form has been shaky of late, but he's just one grand slam title away from passing margaret court's tally of 2a, to become the most successful

singles player in history. england's women have taken an unbeatable 3—1 lead in the t20 series against new zealand, with victory in wellington. maia bouchier hit an impressive 91 off 56 balls, her second half—century in a row, to help england to 177—3. and charlie dean took four wickets, as new zealand fell 47 runs short. the final match is on friday at the same venue. it was great to get a win and win the series. i think we talked about going out there with the same intent that we have the whole time, and i guess it came off for me today, but also the backend put in a good end score for us. then the bowling to finish it off at the end was a great way to win and win the series and see it off. we want to come out with a 4—1 win, and see it off. we want to come out with a a—1win, and i see it off. we want to come out with a 4—1 win, and i think it will be good tojust go a 4—1 win, and i think it will be good to just go out and play with the same intensity that we have

been, and we can try different things if we want to, but that is something we want to do, win games. as much as the series is over, it is not over yet, so we want to make sure we do that really well. we're just four months away from the paris olympics, with the quest for places on team gb intensifying. tokyo gold medallist matt richards is aiming to qualify next week, with a top—two finish at the british swimming championships. he was part of the team that won the relay in 2021, and he's the reigning world champion in the 200m freestyle. now he wants an individual olympic gold medal. felicity kvesic met up with him at a training camp in somerset. winning olympic gold is a dream only a few people can achieve, but matt richards from worcestershire has already made it a reality, winning

gold in tokyo at the last olympic games three years ago. the british championships take place next week, the qualification for paris is simple but brutal. matt needs to finish in the top two. it is simple but brutal. matt needs to finish in the top two.— finish in the top two. it is a sea , finish in the top two. it is a scary, because _ finish in the top two. it is a scary, because if— finish in the top two. it is a scary, because if it - finish in the top two. it is a scary, because if it goes i scary, because if it goes wrong, then you are not going, and it is that difficult. but i can't wait, i will be really excited that morning. it is all about then just keeping your call and esteem composed for the race. , ., , , ., . the race. growing up in droitwich, he ho es the race. growing up in droitwich, he hepes he _ the race. growing up in droitwich, he hepes he can _ the race. growing up in droitwich, he hopes he can inspire _ the race. growing up in droitwich, he hopes he can inspire local- he hopes he can inspire local children to take up the sport from an early age. i children to take up the sport from an early age-— children to take up the sport from an early age. i think five years old when i started _ an early age. i think five years old when i started my _ an early age. i think five years old when i started my lessons, - an early age. i think five years old when i started my lessons, and i l when i started my lessons, and i joined the swimming club at about eight years old, i think it was. from a young age, i really liked the sport, and from nine or ten, i was saying i wanted to be an olympic champion, which is ridiculous for a nine—year—old to be saying! matt champion, which is ridiculous for a nine-year-old to be saying! matt is enuuaed to nine-year-old to be saying! matt is engaged to fellow _ nine-year-old to be saying! matt is engaged to fellow british _ nine-year-old to be saying! matt is engaged to fellow british swimmer| engaged to fellow british swimmer emily larch, who narrowly missed out on a place at the tokyo games. that scars me and _ on a place at the tokyo games. that scars me and will— on a place at the tokyo games. that scars me and will do _ on a place at the tokyo games. twat

scars me and will do until the day i die, but i think that would have made us stronger, and it also made us, it gives us a perspective, because that happened and it was really hard and difficult. but life goes on. hopefully matt and emily qualify for the olympics after trials. ~ . . , qualify for the olympics after trials. ~. . , ., qualify for the olympics after trials. ., , , , trials. then matt has to pursue his dream of olympic _ trials. then matt has to pursue his dream of olympic gold. _ trials. then matt has to pursue his dream of olympic gold. felicity . dream of olympic gold. felicity kvesic, bbc news. a reminder of our top story. rob page wants to stay in the wales job, despite watching his side miss out on qualification for the european championships. there's more reaction to that, and reflections on defeat for scotland to northern ireland as they prepare for the summer's euros on the bbc sport website and app. but from everyone here on the sportsday team, goodbye for now.

you are watching bbc news. let's get more on that nhs story. a public satisfaction with the nhs has hit the lowest level on record, according to a long—running survey. long waiting times shaft dosages and lack the funding for the dissatisfaction. during me is a man whose motherjackie died waiting 11 hours for an ambulance after a fall and died two days later. he is now part of a group called just a treatment, lobbying for a public — controlled nhs. thank you for joining us on the programme. start by telling us a bit more about your motherjackie. so, she was a wonderful mother, a beloved grandmother, a wonderful person who we all miss. what happened is that injuly we all miss. what happened is that in july 2022, we all miss. what happened is that injuly 2022, she we all miss. what happened is that in july 2022, she fell at

we all miss. what happened is that injuly 2022, she fell at her home injuly 2022, she fell at her home in barwell in leicestershire in the early hours. she said she had hurt her up, so we didn't move her, we called an ambulance at 5am —— she hurt her rape. ——she —— she hurt her rape and it turns to sepsis. -- she hurt her rape and it turns to sepsis.— -- she hurt her rape and it turns to sepsis. you are with her throughout _ turns to sepsis. you are with her throughout the _ turns to sepsis. you are with her throughout the process, - turns to sepsis. you are with her throughout the process, i'm - turns to sepsis. you are with herl throughout the process, i'm sorry turns to sepsis. you are with her- throughout the process, i'm sorry to hear all of that. some of the issues in this server, this long waiting times, staff shortages, did you see that play out during her treatment? what i subsequently learned from east midlands ambulance service, that i wrote to them saying, "i'm not complaining but ijust want that i wrote to them saying, "i'm not complaining but i just want to know what pressures you were facing on that day," what they said is that ambulances were backed up outside the leicester royal infirmary, unable to devote the patients that they had in the back of the ambulances. —— unable to deliver the

patient. there were