untested system being run by volunteers in this case high school students. the democratic party knows if there is a repeat of the massive delays in reporting results we saw in ior then there will only be one winner here tonight and it won't be any that are taking to gym laws across nevada— it will be donald trump. sophie, thank you. the start of a week—long partial truce between the taliban, the afghan government, and the united states appears to have passed off peacefully. there were celebrations as the reduction of violence came into effect last night. all sides have committed themselves to not launching any major attacks. it could lead to the withdrawal of foreign troops after nearly two decades of war. boxing, and tyson fury and deontay wilder are preparing to face each other in las vegas. it's almost 15 months since the pair fought out a controversial draw and tickets have been exchanging hands for thousands of dollars. our sports editor dan roan is in vegas. so dan, remind us what's at stake here?

well, this is where at around five o'clock in the morning uk time tyson fury and deontay wilder will make their way to the ring here at the grand hotel for what is being widely considered the biggest title fight in 21 years. the most prestigious of the four belts is on the line. it is such a big fight because these are undefeated fighters. remember, widely considered the two best heavyweights in the world right now. if it is anything like as good a belt as the won some 15 months ago in los angeles when it was a draw, and of course remember furey outboxed his opponent for the large pa rt outboxed his opponent for the large part of that fight, miraculously climbing off the canvas in the final round, and was unlucky to get the —— fury, then we are in for a classic. but if wilder wins, and remember he is one of the fiercest punchers in the sport, that will reinforce his status in boxing. in some ways it

feels like a throwback to the glory days of the sport. it is a boxing occasion to savour. dan, thank you. and now, with the rest of the day's sport, here's holly hamilton at the bbc sport centre. good evening, kate. there were mixed fortunes for the home sides in the six nations today. scotland got their first win of the campaign with a 17—0 victory in rome, while wales' hopes of defending their title have all but disappeared. they were beaten 27—23 by france, who remain on course for the grand slam. adam wild reports. in cardiff they know how to put on a show, the british nationals evacuated from a coronavirus—hit cruise ship arrive back in the uk. but this was an occasion that needed no extra fireworks. they touched down this morning pride, passion, as always, from japan after testing but this promised something negative for the virus. altogether more spectacular. the flame lit in the build—up with france accusing wales of disrespect. they've been brought under escort at times, though, they to a hospital on the wirral are hard not to admire. and will spend a further anthony bouthier with fortnight in quarantine. also tonight... the game's opening try. water levels fall but the misery continues for thousands of penalties kept wales in touch, but even with hands on paul willemse victims of the floods. he is impossible to rein in. build up to the big fight — wales, though, are capable

of their own power play. tyson fury prepares this was dillon lewis to take on deontay wilder rousing the dragon. in their vegas rematch. but as wales threatened once more, momentum suddenly swung. and france remain on course for the six nations grand slam romain ntamack with the interception. from there, there after their first win in cardiff was no stopping him. roared on by a wall of noise, for a decade. wales would still not back down. dan biggar crashing in to reduce the difference to just four points. but a heroic final push couldn't get them any closer. ill feeling continuing to the end and beyond, but by then the fight had gone — and so too, it seems, wales' hopes of retaining their title. hello, a very good evening. the british tourists evacuated from a cruise ship injapan hit by the coronavirus earlier it was rome have arrived back in the uk. in the eternal city, the 30 british and two irish where the italy team's citizens arrived at arrowe park misfortune appears never ending. hospital on the wirral this evening. no win in five years in this tournament, so for scotland perhaps no better chance to get their campaign finally up and running. captain stuart hogg was doing exactly that. they added two more they'll spend the next two weeks in the second half. there in quarantine. it wasn't pretty — they left the diamond princess it didn't have to be. cruise liner yesterday scotland's relief clear to all.

after all testing negative adam wild, bbc news. for the virus. they have already spent more than two weeks on to the premier league — of course in isolation on the ship. all the goals are coming up on match this report from fiona trott of the day after the news, contains flash photography. so time to look away if you don't want to know the results. arriving under police for those still with us... escort and at a hospital in the north west of england. gabrieljesus came off the bench to secure three crucial this wasn't the return points for manchester city they once imagined. in the battle for second place, no relatives to greet them here. instead, a team of nhs staff as they beat leicester 1—0 who took them to their room. at the king power stadium. this is where they'll spend the next two weeks, and chelsea tightened their grip on fourth place a nursing accommodation block with victory over tottenham. at arrowe park hospital. crystal palace got their first win of 2020 while sheffield united staff here have already looked missed the chance to move after travellers from china and know what to expect. above spurs with a draw against brighton. there were also wins for burnley and southampton. the group of people is slightly different. in the scottish premiership — obviously they've come aberdeen lost their grip on third place with a 2—1 defeat to ross county. from a cruise ship rather motherwell go above them after a goaless draw with hamilton and hibs were held to a 1—all than from their own homes over in china, but we're working exactly the same as we did before draw by livingston. with health care professionals, public health england, to make sure that they are safe and in the women's and well managed and comfortable whilst they're with us. t20 cricket wold cup, t20 after a delayed 12—hour repatriation cricket world cup, flight, they arrived back in the uk this morning. new zealand were forced to work hard but not all the british tourists who for their victory over

sri lanka, while west indies were on the cruise made this flight. survived a scare against debutants thailand, overcoming a batting stutter to win by seven wickets. in the end 30 britons and two irish england begin their campaign citizens landed in wiltshire tomorrow morning. and got on these coaches, leaving behind some of the ship's crew — well, there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest many of whom are still on board — from the british indoor championships in glasgow. and at least four holiday—makers who but for now, from me, contracted the virus on the cruise. good night. thank you so much, and you can see more of course on all of today's two of them are david and sally stories on the bbc news channel. abel, who also have pneumonia. at first they were relieved that's all from me. at the hospital care they received. good night. today their family are anxious and angry. my dad is, like, saying, "i can't do any more of this, son. "you need to get me out of here. "it's like prison and here. "we've got no washing facilities, we got one toilet to share. we've got one toilet to share. "we have a small window in our hotel room which overlooks a brick wall, which is six inches away. "we've got no natural daylight coming into the room. "it's awful. "no treatment." some passengers say their patience

has also been tested. they've already been in quarantine for two weeks and say other foreign nationals were evacuated from the diamond princess before then. tonight, another two weeks of quarantine begins. they may be back in the uk, but they're not home yet. fiona trott, bbc news, the wirral. now, in south korea officals say the number of new coronavirus cases has more than doubled in just one day to 433. the prime minister described the situation as "grave". many of the new cases are linked to a hospital and to a religious group near the south—eastern city of daegu. our correspondent laura bicker is in seoul. loray? health officials say they are doing everything they can to get this under control but the case numbers continue to rise. as you mentioned the real area of concern isa mentioned the real area of concern is a hospital, a psychiatric ward, where over 100 patients contracted the coronavirus while in the hospital. these are long—term patients with underlying health

conditions. two people from that hospital have already died. the investigation into how this outbreak hello. this is bbc news. started centres around a religious cult with over half a million and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers members across south korea. 9000 of with our reviewers the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford and the sun's whom are said to be at risk. they've chief sports reporter, martin lipton — that's coming up been put in quarantine and in interviews around 1000 of them said after the headlines. they were showing symptoms of the virus. the mayor of the largest the duke and duchess of sussex have confirmed they'll stop affected city, daegu, has told its using the word ‘royal‘ as a brand name, after giving up their official roles. 2.5 million residents to stay at the decision means the couple's application to trademark home. all military bases are on ‘sussex royal‘ has been withdrawn. lockdown. south korea was prepared here's our royal for this, it had medics on standby, correspondentjonny dymond. royal no more. but even they seem surprised at how quickly this has spread. laura, this was not what they wanted. thank you. harry and meghan thought they could create a new role, half in, half out. flooding misery continued in many areas around britain today, but now that idea is finished. with south wales and worcestershire badly affected and firefighters rescuing people from their homes their website, sussex royal, in the yorkshire dales. will go, their social media id will have to change, water levels have fallen their foundation will have back in many areas, allowing some people to begin to find another name. cleaning up, as robert hall reports.

below the battlements of knaresborough castle, in the uk and around the world, the word "royal" will no longer be the normally lazy river nidd had become a muddy torrent, attached to harry and meghan fed by hours of rainfall over the yorkshire dales, or to their activities. creeping once more toward riverside homes and businesses. villages around the market town earlier this week, of settle had borne the brunt it was announced that their office of the new weather front. in buckingham palace would close, that harry's honorary military commands would be suspended, that their last royal duties locals filmed these images of flash would come in march. flooding which cut roads in and out of horton in ribblesdale. back in knaresborough, the owner of mother shipton‘s cave, but no—one knew if they would still a popular tourist attraction, was waiting to begin yet another clear up, be able to use the word, "royal". as the visitor season loomed. i've had the park eight years now we know. now, and it's getting come april, their public worse, i have to say. royal life is finished. the choice is independence or royalty. they chose royal no more. i thought two years ago was bad, but obviously it's come back to haunt us now. jonny dymond, bbc news. they were clearing up in cardiff too. 100 volunteers helping to remove six the leader of portsmouth council says the law should be changed to allow the city to charge a "tourist tax" on people tonnes of debris left who stay in local hotels. gerald vernon—jackson says a small levy at destinations across the south could make up by the river taff at bute park. for cuts in government funding.

in worcestershire, chris walter sean killick reports. stood in the ruins of his business and said he was giving up surveying some of portsmouth's attractions, the city council leader also chairs the culture and tourism the fight to survive. board of the local government association and says levying a pound ijust can't cope with it any more. a night on visitors could fund services such as public toilets, i was flooded in 2007, and that was pretty traumatic. but this time, you know... parking or tourist information. during the day river levels have fallen back. the highest flood alerts have been because the government have cut downgraded and many roads reopened. local council budgets so much tonight the environment agency said here in portsmouth — we have lost over £100 million there was a slow improvement along those rivers most affected from the government. by the recent bad weather. and that respite should continue if councils are going to invest in making places attractive tomorrow, but further heavy rain forecast for this region on monday to visitors, attractive to tourists, means there is a risk of further disruption. we have to fund it somehow. robert hall, bbc news, on the river a similar idea has been discussed in oxford, but many in the tourist industry across the south fear anything that wharfe in west yorkshire. could put up prices. it would definitely put people off. certainly, for tourists, a man has been charged with stabbing it is bad for parking alone. 70—year—old raafat maglad then having to tell them inside london's central mosque during afternoon that they have to pay an extra tax prayers on thursday. on top of something, when they are going to have to pay £12 a day parking is just another sort of kick in the teeth. and of course, these customers daniel horton, who's homeless, are not going to complain

to politicians, they're going to complain to me or my staff. appeared at westminster magistrates' so, that has an impact on tourism and of course that leads to tripadvisor reviews and booking dot com reviews. court accused of causing grievous the local government association bodily harm and possession acknowledges tourist taxes of a bladed article. could impact visitor numbers, the relatives of a young but portsmouth ‘s leader says that some of the world ‘s leading cities family who died in a crash in the highlands have described have survived charging a few extra the loss as "utterly devastating". euros or dollars. rhys and gemma cousin and their two young daughters were killed in a collision with another car on thursday. i don't think it will their familes said they had been influence anybody. las vegas has this, las vegas "totally devoted" to their girls. is full of tourists. seeing us compared to places in the us, democrats in nevada like venice, barcelona, are gathering to decide amsterdam, i'm not quite sure who they want to be the party's if we are in europe's top ten nominee to take on trump sort of cities to visit. in the election later this year. party meetings — or caucuses — are taking place throughout the state, with current the local government association front—runners pete buttigieg is asking the government to invite and senator bernie sanders councils to pilot tourism levies. both hoping to build on their early success. sean killick, bbc south today, portsmouth. south africa has held a state funeral let's go to sophie long, who can get forjoseph shabalala, the founder of the ladysmith black mambazo singing group. some early indications of how tonight's he died at the age of 78 selections will go. well, kate, earlier this month. south africa's president led the tributes, calling shabalala a true ambassador for south african caucusing has just concluded selections will go. well, kate, and zulu cultre. caucusing hasjust concluded in nomsa maseko has more.

selections will go. well, kate, caucusing has just concluded in this gym in north vegas, shambolic, i melodic chanting. have to say, but it showed bernie sanders doing better than any other candidate, reflecting what we have whistling and cheering. seenin candidate, reflecting what we have seen in the polls both nationally and here in nevada. bernie sanders and here in nevada. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg had strong showings both here and —— in iowa and new hampshire but nevada has a a send—off fit for a man who put mixture of voters that reflect the isicathamiya on a global platform. joseph shabalala, the gentle—voiced country as a whole so people will be musician, remembered for playing an unparalleled role in introducing watching to see how candidates fair the sound of zulu traditional music to the world. here. will be watching to see how candidates fare here. this is how democrats in nevada choose their candidate for president. caucusing is taking place in around the founder of ladysmith black 2000 venues across the state. mambazo, the most popular vocal the results will be reported group africa has ever produced, by volunteers using a new system and combine thousands of early voting results for the first time. but the nevada democratic party was awarded a state funeral. is confident there will not be a repeat of the chaos seen in iowa. this is a crucial contest for all the candidates, he was at one of south africa's and there are a lot most decorated artists. of factors at play. 00:12:00,312 --> 2147483051:42:44,870 wednesday's debate saw the most 2147483051:42:44,870 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 heated exchanges yet. a musical genius.

a prolific composer, who as we heard, would sleep for two hours and want to be composing for the rest of the night. he performed his magical art before multitudes of people around the world. he enthralled ordinary people, kings and queens, presidents, bishops, fellow artists, and many others. the funeral service was filled with musical tributes. young and old mourned, and also celebrated his legacy. we really honour him, and we thank what he did for the whole of the nation. what is your favourite song from ladysmith black mambazo? he sings. they sing.

but no one else could relate to his music more than his fellow group members. even though they have lost their leader, the show must go on. ladysmith black mambazo is set to continue with their us tour next week. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. i would like nothing more than to say the weather is settling down but the last week of february will deliver more wet and windy weather at times. on saturday, at least there was some sunshine around with the showers that were moving through but as we start sunday there will be another spell of wet weather here, across much of the uk. monday brings more wet and windy weather

across the northern half of the uk in particular and then we are in a pattern of some sunshine but blustery showers and quite wintry some places as it turns cold and then low pressure returns bringing more wet weather towards the end of the week. let's take it all day by day. sunday morning, after more heavy rain overnight that will clear away on sunday thankfully to leave sunny skies and a few showers. later in the afternoon, very few showers left around. the wind is not quite as strong, gusts a bit higher than this, these are average speeds, and with the wind easing a bit and more in the way of afternoon sunshine, not feeling quite as chilly as it did during saturday. but then we are watching the next area of wet and windy weather coming into the uk. it is this low pressure system that will particularly target the northern half of the uk with its rain and snow in places and with the strongest winds. and with a chance of seeing some snow in the central belt of scotland during the monday morning rush hour before it turns to rain, that snow pushing further north across scotland.

a band of rain diving south across england and wales. behind that, brighter skies, few showers perhaps, but another day with strong gusty winds and a possibility particularly in scotland of seeing some wind gusts around 70mph. again some disruptive weather around again on monday and temperatures clinging on to double figures in some areas of the uk. it is behind this latest area of low pressure, as low pressure sets itself up close to iceland, we get into a flow of cold air coming down from the north—west with showers. perhaps a longer spell of rain moving down through wales and into southern england on through tuesday. as it turns colder from the north—west, the showers will turn increasingly wintry and to higher ground, even towards southern parts of the uk as we end tuesday, as those temperatures come down into single figures. it is still going to be blustery, not as windy as it was on monday but there is a wind chill factor with all of this as well. and on wednesday as well there are sunny spells and showers and wintry in places,

but then as they fade away at the end of wednesday, we wait for the next area of low pressure to come in. still some uncertainty about the exact position and detail associated with this as we go into thursday but it looks like bringing another spell of windy and wet weather northwards. they will be at least some hill snow out of this as it pushes northwards into colder air. it may not look exactly like this on thursday as we get to it but check back for details. as that moves through we import a milder air from the south. to give you an idea into next weekend how things are shaping up, low pressure very much in charge and that does mean some further wet weather at times in places. but of course, it is too early to tell the exact details as to who will see the most of that wet weather. coming up in the week ahead, there will be more rain at times, it will often be windy and it will turn colder for a time so that means some snow in places. and of course, by the time we get into next weekend, we are seeing the back of february and hello to march with the hope that march will bring

finally some calmer conditions. we will watch out for that! hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment —

first the headlines. 32 british and irish tourists arrive at a quarantine centre in the wirral — after being evacuated from a coronavirus—hit cruise ship. fears about the spread of the virus — as the number of new cases