but as you are trolling frames. but as you are trolling through trying to look at the important titles and there were tournaments i have forgotten high had made a 171 at the tournament. you talk openly about the end of your career and you say you cannot overstate the career that yips played in your career, sojust explain what it means. it was a gradual thing, it explain what it means. it was a gradualthing, it started explain what it means. it was a gradual thing, it started ten or 12 yea rs, gradual thing, it started ten or 12 years, certain shots would creep in where i couldn't deliver the queue through, no acceleration and my right hand was tightening too much going through the shot. i didn't know what it was. i just going through the shot. i didn't know what it was. ijust kind of thought i needed to practice more or maybe i wasn't focused properly. but thenit maybe i wasn't focused properly. but then it just maybe i wasn't focused properly. but then itjust got steadily, slowly, steadily worse. it was devastating to the point that it was the main reason i retired. i couldn't play snooker the way i used to and the

way i was capable of. since being a pundit and working on snooker and you are used to people saying this is the greatest ever, that player is the greatest ever. you kind of note that you used to do that, but people forget. when i looked up the old videos, i thought, forget. when i looked up the old videos, ithought, i forget. when i looked up the old videos, i thought, i was all right at this game, i could play a bit. ronnie o'sullivan, you have played against him, is he someone who could reach, match or surpass your records? i think it will be very difficult for ronnie to win eight titles. he is on fire at the moment so titles. he is on fire at the moment so he needs another three. he is probably one of the fittest player in snooker. he could play for another ten years and he's capable of winning another three, no doubt about it. when he is at his best coming he is the best. but there are so coming he is the best. but there are so many players playing at the same level of high standard snooker so it

is getting more difficult for one player to dominate. who is exciting you at the moment? i love watching ronnie, and players i prefer commentating on more because they play the way i used to play and they play the way i used to play and they play the way i used to play and they play the right shots. i love watching judd trump. he is as close as the way i played, he loves to go for everything. china—macro, he is impeccable. former manchester united and real madrid player david beckham has revealed the name of his new major league soccer team. it will be called club internacional de futbol miami, or inter miami for short. the club also unveiled its crest, which it says celebrates miami's "international, diverse, inclusive, creative and ambitious spirit." beckham was awarded an mls franchise in miami injanuary — the club will make its league debut in 2020. we are new team but we are a city

with a lot of history and that is what we wanted to create with this crest. but the authenticity of the south american flavour that we wanted. we also needed the modern twist as well because this is what miami is all about. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the un refugee agency says migrants crossing the mediterranean are in more danger than they were in the past. while the number of people arriving europe has fallen significantly, the number of deaths

has risen sharply due to traffic is taking greater risks trying to bypass greater surveillance from the libyan coastguards. this author is a goodwill ambassadorfor libyan coastguards. this author is a goodwill ambassador for the un refugee agency. his book was inspired by migrant journeys refugee agency. his book was inspired by migrantjourneys and tells the stories of a father telling his young son the stories of his childhood in syria as they wait for a boat to take them across the sea in search of a new life. he spoke to hugh edwards earlier.“ like millions of people around the world, when i saw those photographs of that young boy lying on the beach and his body being picked up by somebody who did know him, did know his name, the sound of his voice, did know what his laughter sounded like, i was gutted. i am a father, i have a son and a daughter and when i saw those photographs, immediately i couldn't help but feel bludgeoned to think what a nightmare his father must be going through. that was the

impetus to me. i always wanted to do a story around refugees and migrants who are taking these desperate journeys across the sea so sea prayer was inspired by this tragedy. it is not about him, but but it is about the same families who have made the agonising choices and thousands of them have perished and the missing at sea since the drowning. it is a reminder, something that is calling attention? you call it a prayer, but what is the purpose of the prayer, what are you asking people to reflect on when they read the book? it is the third anniversary of the tragedy. all the agencies have put out a report called the desperate journey. it shows the numbers of refugees and migrants coming to european shows have decreased. the journey is more lethal than ever. that story has not

ended. people are still being driven from their homes by war, by terra, by persecution and people are still dying at sea for little more than a measure of sanctuary and a measure of dignity. this book is to pay tribute to those people, but also to remind all of us of the collective outrage we felt, the indignation we felt when we saw those photographs and remind us there is much more to be done. your many fans, if they are expecting a novel, as they have enjoyed in the past, that is not sea prayer is it, your concept is very different? this is not a full-length model it is a short, illustrated book. it is beautifully illustrated by the artist, dan williams. i am indebted to him for his gorgeous illustrations. it really speaks very poetically to the plight of this

father and his son and those images elevate the words to a lovely, emotional level. breaking news on the talk that have been going on in london after those clashes over skull up fishing. we havejust heard an agreement on the principles of a deal to end the scholar pot wars has been reached. this is according to the uk and french governments. essentially, the agreement seems to be to renew the arrangements that we re be to renew the arrangements that were in place back in 2017. we don't have the full details yet. but it does say that has been a statement that the uk and french fishing industries and governments have held constructive talks and they will meet again in paris on friday. there will be more coming up on that in beyond 100 days after 7pm but first, let's get the weather. we are ending the day with some

outbreaks of rain in scotland and northern ireland and that will push into northern england and north wales but the rain turning light and patchy and some of it may feed into the midlands late in the night. showers to the far south—east of england clearing away and a couple of showers reach into north of scotla nd of showers reach into north of scotland later in the night but plenty of clear, dry weather to come with some spots in eastern scotland down to around 5 degrees. quite a bit of sunshine to start tomorrow. showers developing in scotland. summoned to northern ireland, northern england. 0utbreaks summoned to northern ireland, northern england. outbreaks of rain with thicker cloud feed into parts of wales, the midlands and south—west england in the afternoon. light winds, some is showing in east anglia and south east england before the chance of patchy rain later in the chance of patchy rain later in the day. this is where we will see the day. this is where we will see the higher temperature is. scotland

and northern ireland, 1a or 15 degrees. you're watching beyond 100 days. britain demands an urgent meeting of the un security council after charging two russians with the salisbury poisonings. the pair are understood to be russian military officers almost certainly acting on orders from the kremlin. police say these cctv images show the two men came to britain in march with the intention of killing sergei skripal. tech bosses from facebook and twitter admit they were too slow to act against political meddling, but they tell us senators they are fixing the problem. if we don't find a scalable solutions to the problems we are now seeing we lose our business and we continue to threaten the original privilege and liberty we were given to create twitter in the first place. a string of top white house officials refute the damning