h “a fi think we'll it't “as v—h 1-er think we'll hinder me in anyway. i i think we'll hinder me in anyway. i think it's more of opportunity to think it's more of opportunity to think of, hopefully having a long future ahead of me with mclaren. se third time a row maddie has won at the hockey trophy. she really made a name for herself back in 2016 at the rio olympics. made a name for herself back in 2016 at the rio 0lympics. it was thanks to her and her brilliant saves, that meant gb, team gb ended up as 0lympic meant gb, team gb ended up as olympic gold medallist and her wonderful performance has really continued since 2016. this is the third time she has won it, she has w011 third time she has won it, she has won it every year since then. 2018, isa won it every year since then. 2018, is a bright yet again. it started but on the gold coast of australia, the common wealth games as she helped england get a bronze medal. but later on, it was a huge moment for team england again as they hosted the women's world cup in london. no medals for england, they went out in the court of the

quarterfinals. it had been tipped as one of the favourites, but she pulled off some very good performances, hence the fact she has once again nominated and has won this award. she takes away the trophy, one player who is also nominated who might have been done ha rd nominated who might have been done hard done by it was the irish goalkeeper who helped ireland get all the way to the world cup final. they got there mostly to her and some wonderful saves into penalty shoot outs on the way to the final, but at a public vote and the public have again voted that maddie is world number one. thank you very much. now in the last few minutes we've had the draw for the davis cup. with its new format introduced for trhe first time this year. let's go to madrid and speak with our correspondent russell fuller. i've been on the television, you can tell me what happened. 18 teams divided into three groups into six groups, rather and great britain, because of their recent pedigree are

one of the seeds and when you consider they could have been drawn in the same group as the hosts with rafael nadal and all that strength in depth, the draw is as good as it possibly could be for leon smith's team. they will be in group e along with kazakhstan and the netherlands. great britain are by no means the strongest team in the competition, but kazakhstan have only one player in the top 100 and the netherlands have the only player currently from the netherlands ranked in the top 200 in the world. he is a roundabout rank 50. it is as good as they could have hoped for but only the group winners will be guaranteed to proceed to the quarterfinals, the last date for the competition takes place in madrid in november. and how would this rebut go down? there has been a lot of criticism. the australian davis cup captain has been outspoken on this. we hate the fa ct been outspoken on this. we hate the fact they won't be so many home and away ties that have made the davis cup so special over the years. i've

been speaking to the barcelona footballer who was heavily involved in cosmos, the investment group that of, but with the itf to reform the davis cup and he believes that it had to change and his message was to stay patient. we will get there in the end. potentially the top players will play in this competition. thank you very much. now the idea of competing against your partner shouldn't be something we're promoting on valentine's day... but if that's yourjob, because you're a footballer... maybe you can be forgiven. alisha lehmann and ramona bachmann are in a relationship and live together. both play for the swiss national team. however... when it comes to domestic football they're rivals. alisha plays for west ham... while ramona plays for chelsea. bbc three went to meet them... ifi if i ever come up against her my partner, i wouldn't think twice. you never have that in the men's game. there are quite if few openly gay football players. i think we get quite a few openly gay female fans

as well. it seen as very inclusive. do you want some tea? i made you some teacan put it in the bin if you want. i do quite competitive against each other? yes, very. did you meet at the national team ? each other? yes, very. did you meet at the nationalteam? yes. 0bviously, at the nationalteam? yes. obviously, a lot of positives that have someone doing the same thing, because i'm doing different things on the weekend that i'm not going out a lot, because i have games and she knows what i'm going through sometimes and i understand her as well. who is a better footballeris, 100%. she was my idol. she is really, really good. technical, fast, but i'm faster. no. i'm a

little bit nervous, but yes, i think it will be a good game. if she scores, will you feel good or bad? bad. how is a person going to play up bad. how is a person going to play up against their partner because my other goings to bottle out of challenges? but in 90 minutes, your enemies, especially when you are on the opposite team. they won last year, i think we will probably lose. she hit the post! ramona takes chelsea into the lead. ultimately, . .. what chelsea into the lead. ultimately,... what a finish! right into the corner, 2— now, chelsea. —— 2-0, into the corner, 2— now, chelsea. —— 2—0, chelsea.

into the corner, 2— now, chelsea. —— 2-0, chelsea. and that feeling so good at the moment. it was a tough game. we won, we got three points.” don't want to talk about this. it's really bad. it is hard when you have people that you are close to. you just need to switch that of a not think about it. do you think she is upset about it? i would be if i lost. we hope that love will conquer all. it is half—time in the between... the belarus inside score just before the break. a goal, they arejust just before the break. a goal, they are just about to start the second half. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. for most parts of the

uk, whata good evening. for most parts of the uk, what a beautiful day it was. if you like blue sky and sunshine, there was plenty of that in aberystwyth in west wales and with that sunshine, samadhi, temperatures close to wales got up to 16 degrees, plenty of other places not far behind. average for this time of year is about 7—9d. the temperatures we saw today are significantly higher than you might expect. you can see we have the share of these sunshine across england and wales, northern ireland and scotland did see more in the way of cloud, but even that is starting to ease away, during this evening and overnight, many of us will have clear skies, just a bit of extra cloud into to the south—west of england and west wales and some for patches again, especially across western and southern parts of the uk. despite the high temperatures by day, the night and still quite long, so temperatures were some of us will still dip to freezing or a touch

below. there could be a touch of frost tomorrow morning. bear in mind, the potential for frost tomorrow morning. bear in mind, the potentialfor some dense fog patches across parts of the midlands, is well, that it is well, down it is that in england. they can ta ke down it is that in england. they can take a while declared. as we go through the day, more sunshine. breezy up to the north—west, lysa went further south and those temperatures again, heading upward, 13, 14, but temperatures again, heading upward, 13, 1a, but maybe one or two places up 13, 1a, but maybe one or two places up to 15 or16 13, 1a, but maybe one or two places up to 15 or 16 degrees. you will have noticed this cloud into. with a set of weather fronts. which will try to spy eastwards as we go into the start of the weekend. there is the start of the weekend. there is the potential for a bit the start of the weekend. there is the potentialfor a bit of the start of the weekend. there is the potential for a bit of wet weather at times. what we will keep, i think is this feat of warm, or at least mild airfrom i think is this feat of warm, or at least mild air from the south. so, the weekends looks like this, mild and for many of us is looking dry. if not always sunny, but there is potential for some if not always sunny, but there is potentialfor some rain if not always sunny, but there is potential for some rain at times in the west. 0n potential for some rain at times in the west. on saturday, expect there to be more intimate of cloud, the best of the sunshine found across

parts of north—east england, north—east of scotland, may be some rain and the finals of scotland, may be northern ireland as well but the temperatures still well up in double digits at 12—14d. we look ahead to sunday, eastern scotland, in central eastern parts of english as they dry was sunshine, the potentialfor a weather front to slide its way in from the west with some outbreaks of rain, but this temperature still doing well for the west with some outbreaks of rain, but this temperature still doing overly time of year 12—14d. you're watching beyond 100 days, another defeat for the prime minister over her year world you're watching beyond 100 days. year world another defeat for the prime minister over her brexit plan so the chaos continues. mps refuse to back theresa may's approach to leaving the european union. the defeat has no legal bearing but, politically, it's very significant. the prime minister wasn't in the commons for the bruising upset — so she couldn't respond to calls from labour leaderjeremy corbyn to admit her strategy had failed. the ayes to the right — 258.

the noes to the left — 303. the ayes to the by — 258. the prime minister wasn't in the commons for the bruising upset — so she couldn't respond to calls from labour leaderjeremy corbyn to admit her strategy had failed. she cannot keep on running down the clock and hoping something will turn up clock and hoping something will turn up that will save her