distressing three years. guernsey police say they are suspending the search for the plane carrying emiliano sala for the night. theresa may has told mps that delays brexit won't solve anything as leading brexiteers insist on changing details of her deal with the eu. children are turning their backs on sugary drinks but there is still a —— go. now more on that story of a man wa nted now more on that story of a man wanted for the manslaughter of a woman killed in a speed boat accident. jack shepherd had gone on the run before being convicted of killing charlotte brown in 2015. her father graham said he felt a huge sense of are leaf shepherd was in police custody. well, it was so unbelievable, an overwhelming sense of relief because it has been such a

ha rd of relief because it has been such a hard distressing three years. it was, this of course is on the back of seeing the home secretary, we would never have thought that, that we would have a result so quickly but it was overwhelming really, just singing —— sinking in. but it was overwhelming really, just singing -- sinking in. graeme brown. joining me is katie brown, cha rlotte's joining me is katie brown, charlotte's sister. thank you for joining us. first of all, give me your response to the news this man is in custody in georgia? shock was the first feeling, relieved that, the first feeling, relieved that, the thing ifind quite baffling is he's still maintaining his innocence. someone who has runway from this, this, the trial and another offence, you know, that doesn't scream like an innocent man's actions to me, why did he

ru nway man's actions to me, why did he runway if he was claiming innocence? what have the last few years been for you while he has been on the run? i don't think he realises the devastation that he ease caused our whole family, and charlie's friends and everyone connected he still thinks he's the victim but he doesn't seem to even show any shred of humanity for the fact that he's -- his of humanity for the fact that he's —— his actions have caused charlie to lose her life, and no—one can understand until you have lost someone so close to understand until you have lost someone so close to you, how painful and how every day that that affects you, and he doesn't seem to even have any empathy for that. do you think it was your appeal yesterday that helped convince him to turn himself in, to the home secretary? quite possibly. i mean, we are very

grateful for the quite possibly. i mean, we are very gratefulfor the home quite possibly. i mean, we are very grateful for the home secretary meeting that we had, it was very positive, and you know, if it was that, then great, you know, thank. for all the support we've had but i still, watching the clip of him walking into that interview that he gave, it's, it seems as though he thinks handing himself in, he is going to be let off from the charge. i think that's what he thinks should happen, which... we are seeing those pictures of him and we are showing viewers pictures of him now in that police station, handing himself in in georgia, what was going through your mind when you saw those pictures? very surprised at how smug he looks to be honest, itjust shows very arrogant man, i don't understand how someone can go on the

run, from two crimes, and be found guilty, and still then just walk, stroll in with very smug look on his face, and, and claim innocence. i just, it is unbelievable.” face, and, and claim innocence. i just, it is unbelievable. i mean... of course we relieved he has handed himself in, yeah. i mean extradition proceedings are beginning now, at some point in the next few months he could well be on a plane back to the uk. do you think your sister is finally going to get some justice? you know, nothing, nothing will bring charlie back, he had her whole she had her whole life ahead of her and he took that away, this is is a small amount of justice for and he took that away, this is is a small amount ofjustice for her, we hope from this, this is highlighted to everyone, that the lack in the

laws round private ownership of a sea boat and driving a sea boat on water ways, there needs to be tightening of the laws so that people like jack shepherd don't think it's ok to go out with no license, no mot, and get away with this and claim innocence they have done nothing wrong because they don't think they broke the law, so, there needs to be change from this, and that will charlie's legacy. i know it has been a terrible time for you and your family, i know it has been a terrible time for you and yourfamily, katie, thank you forjoining u it is much appreciated. thank you. katie brown there the sister of charlotte brown and the man accused of her killing, that is charlotte brown is now in custody in georgia, extradition proceedings are in place to bring him back to uk. your are watching bbc news, now it is time hello and welcome to sportsday.

coming up on the programme. hopes are fading for missing cardiff city player emiliano sala and his pilot — as the search is called off for the night. west indies frustrate england on the opening day of the first test in barbados, but ben stokes changes the mood with two wickets in five balls. while serena williams has frustrations of her own — as karolina pliskova saves four match points to win their australian open quarterfinal. also coming up in the programme. it's the greatest championship in rugby union — the six nations is back! we hearfrom the home nations captains. hello and welcome to tonight's programme,

where we start with the tragic disappearance of argentinian footballer emiliano sala, whose plane vanished from radar on monday night. nearly two days on, and one rescuer has admitted there is "no hope" of finding the player — who's just signed for cardiff city — or his pilot, david ibbotson. guernsey police say the search has been stood down for the night. mike wilkins is there for us. well the third day of searching for this missing aircraft has come to an end here in guernsey, i am at the police where the search operation is being co—ordinated from, and it has been a very difficult day. day. they haven't found any trace of the aircraft of a liferaft, the conditions have been very difficult, we have being told there were waves up we have being told there were waves up to five metres high we prevented

some of the lifeboats getting to that search area, which is vast. they have managed to scour almost 1500 square miles and today there we re 1500 square miles and today there were three planes up and helicopter searching, along with. so of the lifeboats later in the day, and there was also a french militaryjet helping to widen that search area. it has been a disappointing day compared to yesterday when there was some debris sighted. 0ne compared to yesterday when there was some debris sighted. one of the pilots said it was frustrating because that debris he sawette yesterday, he couldn't get the lifeboats there in time and it had been dispersed but it has concluded for tonight and they will gather again tomorrow morning and decide if they want that search to continue. the number of tributes has been growing here as the cardiff city stadium with candles, flags and shirts being left. we have been speaking to the chairman who said staff are in a state of shock, among them the owner, who is in malaysia. it was a big deal for this club to

break its transfer record and pay £15 million for emiliano sala. neil warnock is said to be deeply affected by what has happened over the last 48—hour, he made two trips to france to watch sala play before he signed for the club. 48—hours since the plane went missing there isa since the plane went missing there is a sense they are trying to get back to business as usual, training was cancelled yesterday, but the players did some light training today. as for their next game, they are not playing this weekend because they are out of the fa cup. their next scheduled match is against arsenal in the premier league on tuesday, no suggestion tonight that that game will be postponed, but here at the stadium tonight, a profound sense of grief, staff, management, and fans, united in tottenham manager mauricio pochettino has paid tribute to his fellow countryman. speaking during his pre—match press conference ahead of his side's carabao cup semifinal second leg against chelsea, pochettino said all his thoughts

were sala and his family. i want to send all my love and my positive energy, for his family, that is for argentina, from santa fe and of course, all the nantes, the club, the family in france and of course cardiff, and all my wish and my hope, to wait for some good news. england's cricketers have begun their test series with barbados, the home side are batting first and started well before ben stokes pulled things round for england. kensington barbados, a better place to escape winter back home you will struggle to find. for england the

fun must give way to focus, a huge cricketing year starts here, and although the west indies aren't what they once were the tourists record isn't great. their breakthrough game via moeen ali. he will have a vital role to play. the home side were steadied by craig brathwaite, a combination of power and precision wiping the smiles off english faces. not though for long. ben stokes is another whose likely to be key to england's hopes of success, he marked his 50th test with the dismissal of brathwaite. play was halted by rain. isn't what they were meant to be escaping? how very english! perfect well, to talk through day one so far i'm joined by former england fast bowler graham 0nions, part of the test match special social team. thety balking point, it was this

decision tothe big talking point was to include sam cur representative over stuart broad. what did you make of it? unfortunately that is what it came down to, not selecting someone like stuart broad where there is wealth of experience and his test wickets is a tough call. as you said,jo wickets is a tough call. as you said, jo root has gone for curran to lengthen his batting, but, just, there was a slight concern that the pitch might break up and might be uneach which a taller bowler might have come into, which would be stuart broad, but joe have come into, which would be stuart broad, butjoe root has gone with curran instead of broad. ben sto kes‘s with curran instead of broad. ben stokes's 50th cap for eengland and he has turned things round. yes, phenomenal. will do anything for the team, he has had his problems, everybody knows but he is a phenomenal cricketer, he has worked ha rd phenomenal cricketer, he has worked hard on his fitness, obviously with a massive i suppose year coming up

with the ashes and the world cup, he will be key for england going forward but that session there, and the spell he has bowled has been one thatis the spell he has bowled has been one that is edging it slightly england's way but a lot of hard wok to be done. the three wickets very important though, very late on in the last session, in the second session, how will england will feeling now? they will be kind of enjoying the break a bit. it will give someone like james anderson and ben stokes a break. and get you know, the captain and joe root will get them ready to go again, really. i think every session in test match cricket will be important. this one will be key, if the west indies can finish today without any wickets down that will be great for them. england, if they can put them under pressure, get them five, six wickets down, it will be without a doubt england's day. thank you forjoining u england's day. thank you forjoining u you england's day. thank you forjoining u you can england's day. thank you forjoining u you can follow all the action on the bbc sport website and the app with text commentary and the cricket

social with the tms there's a couple of other cricket stories to mention this evening. while england are involved in that first test in barbados, one of their out of favour batsmen has been giving the t20 selectors a reminder what he can do. james vince clubbed an unbeaten 7a from just 50 balls as his side the sydney sixers beat the hobart hurricanes by nine wickets. vince hit 75 in his last match as well. and an unusual stoppage in the odi between new zealand and india today when the sun stopped play in napier. the low setting sun was getting in the batsmen's eyes, so the umpires took them off for safety. when they returned, india easily reached their target for 156 for the loss ofjust two wickets. this year's australian open has provided plenty of dramatic moments and suprise results — and there was another today, with serena williams losing to seventh seed karolina pliskova in the women's singles. it was a tale of an injury, squandered match points

and a stirring third set comeback as sarah mulkerrins reports. serena williams, the tournament favourite coming into this quarterfinal against carolina pliskova, her opponent has been enjoying a solid week or so and wasn't daunted by her american opponent. she consolidated an early break to serve out the opening set. serena was toiling in the aussie heat but write off williams at of your peril. she came storming back despite being a break down. this tussle was all square but not for long. williams upping the ante to a 5-1 long. williams upping the ante to a 5—1 lead. hang on, on herfirst match point, the american seemed to injure her ankle. from there on, she

squandered another three match points and pliskova sealed her spot in herfirst points and pliskova sealed her spot in her first australian open semifinal. for williams the wait for a record equalling 24th grand slam title goes on. i literally did everything i could on the match point, it is not like i... yeah, i can't say thati on the match point, it is not like i... yeah, i can't say that i choked on those match point, she literally played her best tennis ever on those shots. an waiting for pliskova in the semifinals be an waiting for pliskova in the semifinals be naomi 0saka. by contrast, the men's quarterfinal between novak djokovic and kei nishikori was something of a non—event when the japanese player retired with a thigh strain when a set and 4—1 down in the second set. nishikori had been taken to five sets in all but one of his matches up to the quarters and this appeared to be a step too far. djokovic is two matches away from a record seventh and in the semifinal djokovic

will face frenchman lucas pouille who beat 16th seed miloa raonic in four sets. it's the first time that pouille has reached this stage of a grand slam but it's further evidence of the strides he's made under coach amelie mauresmo, former coach to andy murray of course. and talking of murray, it wasn't a great day forjamie murray, who lost in the quarterfinals of the men's doubles with partenr bruno suarez. they were beaten by finland's henri kontinen and john perrs of australia, winners in melbourne two years ago. and it got even worse for murray a few hours later, when he lost in the quarterfinals of the mixed doubles with partner bethanie mattek—sands. they were beaten by astra sharma and john—patrick smith. britain's neal skupski though is into the semi—finals with maria jose martinez sanchez from spain. but to complete a mainly miserable

day for british tennis, there were defeats in the wheelchair singles for alfie hewett, gordon reid, andy lapthorne and lucy shuker. chelsea manager maurizio sarri says that new loan signing gonzalo higuain is one of the best strikers he's ever managed. thejuventus striker — who played under sarri at napoli — is expected to complete a loan move today, but won't sign in time to play in tomorrow night's league cup semifinal, second leg against tottenham. in my first season in naples, he did very well, he scored 36 goals in 35 matches, in serbly a —— serie a. the season he scored 39 goal, he did

very well. for sure, season he scored 39 goal, he did very well. forsure, he season he scored 39 goal, he did very well. for sure, he is one of the best strikers in my career. so higuain has arrived too late for tomorrow night's carabao cup semifinal second leg, where they trail tottenham 1—0 but one player likely to line up is eden hazard. the belgian has reportedly been at odds with manager maurizio sarri lately and he probably won't be best pleased to hear what he had to say about him this afternoon. coaches told him that he need to do more. i think that he has to do more, because the potential is either than the performances, so he has to respect first of all himself. he has to do more. now imagine you're a football manager and you have to give a half—time team talk with your side 9—0 down. well, that's the situation facing burton albion's nigel clough tonight ahead of the return leg of the first carabao cup semifinal. the shell—shocked league one side shipped nine goals to a rampant manchester city in the first leg

two weeks ago. so what's their manager going to say to his players tonight? if we had lost three or 4—0 the game was still over, so we will enjoy it the same. you know, it doesn't, it doesn't alter the achievement of getting to the semifinal. honestly. if we had lost 3—0 we are still out and we still reached the semifinal. so we will enjoy it and hope the supporters are. i don't think manchester city will ever come here again andi manchester city will ever come here again and i don't think we will ever get to a the scottish premiership is back tonight after their winter break, with a full programme leaders celtic take on st mirren, while bottom side dundee are at hearts. but the game of the night is at rugby park, where third—placed kilmarnock take on rangers in second. there for us to set the scene is five live's conor mcnamara.