it will be messy. even where you see the weather clearing away, snow falling into the higher ground, it may drift the strong wind. the higher areas are going to be worst affected and certainly in scotland as the snow feeds ever further north. rewind the clock, see what else happens, to start the day, a band of rain pushing through england and wales. clearing to brighter skies. a few showers following on behind. gusty wind. it will be a blustery day. a range of temperatures from north to south. it will be colder where you have some of the snow falling. even into the evening rush—hour in scotland. monday night, eventually, snow clearing from scotland. it will be icy in places to start tuesday but tuesday and wednesday, cold air coming from the north—west. some sunshine, yes, but also showers, rain, sleet, snow, some hale and rumbles of thunder. but there will also be some dryer moments.

looking at the extended forecast into the week, colder showery spells in midweek and towards the end of the week, low pressure is coming back bringing the prospect of longer spells of wet weather yet again. some rain at times, especially early and late in the week and then we'll see some showers and turning colder, often blustery. notjust rain. as we've established, there will be some snow for some of us, too. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. the headlines: four of the cruise ship passengers taken to the wirral test positive for coronavirus and are transferred to specialist infection centres. the virus has spread to 21 countries — six people have now died in south korea and a third death has been confirmed in italy. in las vegas, tyson fury

produces the best performance of his boxing career against deontay wilder, to become the new wbc heavyweight world champion. with house prices in england hitting record highs, we report on the struggle to make homes affordable, forfirst time buyers. coming up before eight o clock, it'll be click, but first it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. lots to bring you on sportsday tonight. what next for the new heavy weight champion of the world? we look back at an historic night for tyson fury, and british boxing. not bad for an old fat guy who can't punch, eh?

also coming up in the programme: england rediscover their world cup form to end ireland's grand slam hopes in the six nations. loads of great goals in the premier league today, including at the emirates where aubameyang inspires arsenal. and favourites england stumble at the first hurdle at the women's t20 world cup in australia. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme. there's only one place to start — las vegas, where tyson fury produced an astonishing display of boxing to beat deontay wilder, and become the wbc heavyweight world champion. remember this was a rematch after their first fight in 2018, and fury now has his sights set on a mega fight with anthonyjoshua.

our sports editor dan roan reports from vegas. never one for understatement, tyson fury was carried to the ring on a throne. would tonight give his career its crowning moment? clad in armour and his trademark mask, however, deontay wilder was a menacing presence. but in a defining performance, it was the british fighter who seized the initiative, fury knocking down his american opponent in the third round and then again in the fifth. vaunted for his punching power, the bewildered and battered wilder had no response. his corner eventually throwing in the towel in the seventh round of this one—sided rematch, the first defeat he had tasted. in the biggest heavyweight fight for a generation, fury had delivered one of british sport's most memorable performances. still unbeaten, the prestigious wbc title his. you know, it feels amazing, it feels amazing, thank you very much. you've become a true british sporting great. how does it feel? i feel good, you know? tonight, i probably got lucky. not bad for an old feather duster.

the gypsy king's back, and back to stay. wilder was absent from the post—fight press conference after being taken to hospital as a precaution, and must now decide whether to trigger a clause in the contract for a third fight. he's got 30 days and we'll see what happens after that. i can't say what he's going to do. i know what i would advise him to do. you'd advise him not to take it? i wouldn't take it because it will be the same outcome. if he doesn't take it, what would that mean for tyson? what would you like him to do if it wasn't deontay? i would like to see him fightjoshua. for me, it's the best performance i've ever seen from a british boxer. british fans who had travelled here to see the most anticipated heavyweight rematch in 20 years left knowing that they'd seen a piece of boxing history. we thought he would box for 12 rounds but the fact he got the stoppage was unbelievable. he made everyone in great britain very proud. fury‘s remarkable comeback from his documented issues with drink and drugs and depression is now complete. and after one of the great

performances by a british sports star on american soil, the sense is that he could dominate the heavyweight division for years to come. it's fair to say there's been a huge reaction to the fight across social media today — with plenty of speculation around what's next for fury. well his former trainer ben davison, who was with him for the first fight, wants the celebrations to continue on home soil — he tweeted... and anthonyjoshua's promoter eddie hearn has made it clear what he wants — a super fight between fury and joshua. back home, it was england who came out swinging in the six nations this afternoon. they were taking on an irish side with two wins from two under their belt but eddiejones' side finally found the form that took them to the final of the world cup in november, beating ireland 24—12 at twickenham. joe wilson was there. the parallel farrells. ireland's coach, england's captain,

andy and owen, father and son, arch opponents here. third round of the six nations, england finally had a home game. so, for them, could twickenham make the difference? sometimes the ball decides. unpredictable by design. there and gone. johnny sexton'sjob was to gather up the danger. george ford followed the ball. in the end, it found him. the game was fierce. the ball sometimes irrelevant. the referee had a look at this. one shirt, no cards. england had their tactic now. sweep forward and trust in fate, in the bounce. elliot daly won this race and at half england lead, 17—0. next for the referee, ireland's stander trying to break free using the palm of his hand. england's farrell was penalised for illegally holding on.

both arrows know they are chasing the french to be champions but they are nowhere near the last yet. six nations is different rugby. people want to see this high—flying, high floating, passing game but it is just not like that. the conditions don't make it like that and the intensity of the rivalry make it a tight game and i thought we handled that tight game brilliantly. in the the women's six nations today... england's women beat ireland 27—nil in doncaster. they scored 5 tries and are still on for the grand slam. earlier in the day france absolutely thumped wales by 50 points to nil in cardiff. scotland's game away against italy was postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak there. premiership leaders

exeter chiefs thrashed northampton saints by 57 points to 7, sam simmonds with the final of their eight tries. exeter are now eight points clear at the top of the league. elsewhere bristol beat worcester. and race walker tom bosworth broke his own british record in the 5000m walk at the national indoor championships in glasgow. he did it injust under 18 minutes and 21 seconds — that's eight seconds faster than his previous best. loads of goals in the premier league today — you can watch them all on match of the day two on bbc one at 10:30 tonight. we're going to take you to the emirates, where pierre emerick aubameyang was the difference in a five goal thriller against everton. arsenal were going in with three consecutive clean sheets but everton were looking for their first win at arsenal since 1996 and weren't going to let them continue that fall.

——that form. within the first minute, calvert—lewin saw an opportunity. an acrobatic finish put everton in the driving seat. when nketiah came on, he gifted this. they called for the tighter turn and they answered. aubameyang soon made it 2—1 but the comeback was short lived. it was levelled before half—time, firing everton back into the game. 23 seconds into the second half, aubameyang restored arsenal's lead. half—time talk seemingly up in smoke. they danced right until the final minutes but everton just couldn't get in. the win means arsenal remain unbeaten in 2020 and everton are a point worse off than the gunners. earlier today in the premier league there were big wins for manchester united and wolves. bruno fernandes scored his first goal for united

as they beat watford 3—0. january signing odion ighalo also made his debut for united off the bench. they are up to fifth. elsewhere wolves beat norwich again by 3 goals to nil. diogojota scored twice and rauljimenez got the other. celtic have moved 12 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership with a 3—1win over kilmarnock. they recovered from conceeding an early goal — kristoffer ajer‘s equaliser was soon followed up by odsounne edouard who put celtic ahead before the break. the third came in the second half courtesy of leigh griffiths. well that leaves rangers with a huge task to reel them in after they dropped another two points after drawing 2—2 at stjohnstone. stevie may with the equaliser in the 80th minute there was a thrilling 3—3 draw in the women's super league as chelsea faced manchester city at the academy stadium. the top two teams battled it out end to end, when beth england scored this

stunning 30—yard strike to give chelsea a brief lead just moments before lauren hemp rescued a point for the hosts. city are a point above chelsea at the top of the table, but chelsea do have a game in hand. arsenal beat lewes 2—0 to reach the quarter—finals of the women's fa cup. arsenal dominated throughout, both goals coming in the second half, danielle van de donk adding to caitlin foord's opener. next up, it's local rivals tottenham in the next round. let's take a quick look at some of the day's other stories. real madrid forward eden hazard will miss wednesday's champions league last—16 tie against manchester city after fracturing his ankle during his side's la liga defeat to leva nte. italy's top flight postponed three matches today including inter milan's home game against sampdoria, over fears of the spread of coronavirus. three people in italy have died from the virus. chris froome has made his return to racing

for the first time since his horror crash in june lsat year. the four time tour de france winner completed stage one of the uae tour in dubai. england's women have begun their t20 world cup campaign with a narrow defeat to south africa, who chased down 124 with two balls remaining to claim a six—wicket win in perth. jo currie was there. when a world cup rolls into town, expats old and young can't resist the chance to show their colours. england have had a long build—up to this world cup. they arrived in australia over a month ago and have had to wait till day three to get this tournament started. under the lights here in perth. one of the favourites to become world champions, they lost the toss. they were made to bat.

early wickets caught them out and when captain heather knight fell, there were 43 for three. the wickets kept falling. causing more south african delight. some resistance was offered with a half—century before she succumbed. south africans took control from the start. more big hitting followed leaving them needing nine of the final six balls. two boundaries were enough to seal the victory. south africa elated, england beaten and needing to reassess. this world cup is proving it is difficult to live up to the tag of favourites. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now it is time for click.

over the next few decades, the stress on that most essential of resources, water, is likely to become one of the biggest issues that many people around the world will face. already, 2 billion don't have access to clean drinking water. and for half of them, it would take at least 30 minutes to reach any. so nick kwek has been finding out how that safe water could be created out of thin air, literally.