maybe a few more in the afternoon, but not as many as we have seen through today, and whilst the winds will be lighter, it will still be a rather cool day across the country. temperatures sticking in single figures at around 4—7 or 8 degrees for the vast majority. maybe reaching 10 in the south—east corner. late in the day, more showers into the western scotland, and some gales here. hello. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines. another 12 people in the uk test positive for coronavirus — bringing the total number of cases in the country to 35. the prime minister has been visiting public health england the coronavirus is of concern, it is a novel illness. but it is something that this country amply has the resources to deal with. we have

state—of—the—art testing facilities and fantastic nhs. we will have to get through this, but believe me, we are going to beat it. borisjohnson says he has "confidence" in his home secretary priti patel , who faces allegations from her departing civil service chief that she bullied staff greek authorities have been using tear gas as clashes intensify with migrants on the border with turkey — they say they've already stopped almost 10,000 from entering. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello there. welcome to sportsday. hello there. welcome to sportsday. i'm holly hamilton, good evening. coming up tonight: three in a row. manchester city beat aston villa to win their third straight league cup — we'll be live at wembley. everton boss carlo

ancelotti sees red as his side are denied a late winner against manchester united in the premier league. elinor barker claims great britain's first gold medal at the track cycling world championships in berlin. also coming up in the programme: we bring you all the reaction from melbourne as england's women thrash west indies to seal their place in the semi finals of the t20 world cup. hello, thank you forjoining us on another busy day. we start at wembley where manchester city have got their hands on yet another bit of silverware. they beat aston villa in the final of the league cup —

to win it for the third year in a row. natalie pirks is there. there is a sense from the fans who are streaming away towards the tube that they were in this game for the first 19 minutes, they really took the game to city, and they have almost set up a permanent home here, their 16th visit in ten seasons, going for the hat—trick of consecutive wins in this trophy, but villa really were in the game, and a diving header in the second minute from our ghazi almost gave them a perfect start. but it was sergio aguero, a defence splitting pass landed to phil foden, knocked down to aguero, and he really is aston villa's nemesis. his tenth goal against them in six starts. and then just ten minutes later, it was really quite poor, soft defending, really, from a corner that meant rodrigo got ahead.

but really it was villa's defending that was a problem for that corner. just before half—time when that sense of inevitability was creeping in, it was city's turn to stumble, stones with the slip. that brilliant diving header to make it 2—1, and the second half got a bit testy, raheem sterling had a couple of issues and picked up a yellow card, and that there was a two footed tackle on aguero that could have been a red, villa were just millimetres, three minutes from time, from making it 2—2 and going to extra time, but bjorn engels, a great save, just tipped it onto the post, that was that. i think in the end city did show their strength and it was the right result, but villa can really walk away from here with their heads held high today. natalie pirks they reporting from wembley. on to the premier league then. and at goodison park a couple of goalkeeping howlers allowed both goals in a 1—1 draw between everton and manchester united. . the hosts had a late winner ruled out though — which left manager carlo ancelotti seeing red — literally. adam wild was watching.

if the premier league is already a race amongst the also—rans, here were everton and manchester united jostling for position. it's about being on the right place at the right time, that is where dominic calvert—lewin made sure he was, making his own luck with little help from david de gea's misfortune. stilljust minutes played, plenty of distance left to run, united's fightback coming from distance too. nemanja matic tested his range, and his impact has been a swift and it has been uplifting. a second half of fewer chances. gylfi sigurdsson came close from a free kick before the final mad scramble. first united went close, denied byjordan pickford. he celebrated like they'd won, and moments later they thought they had. the ball in the net, but var ruling the everton player in the wrong place at the right time. 0ffside. carlo ancelotti was given a red card after the final whistle. but the also—rans were still

running their own defence. i asked an explanation, they sent me off. i wanted to keep the conversation private, i felt they were going to take a decision, but sometimes you can be right and sometimes you can be wrong. any complaint of this, we are satisfied with the performance, and this can give us more confidence, that we can compete with these teams. it's a bad start, but then great reaction by everyone. we wanted the ball, we took the game to them, played in their half, created chances and got the goal we deserved. are you a fan of var? i don't know. it's hard to say. i wouldn't mind living with the human errors.

just one other premier league game today. rauljimenez wth the winner for wolves as they came from behind twice to beat spurs 3—2 at tottenham hotspur stadium. the win moves them back above spurs and boosts their hopes of earning a champions league spot. we're fighting on two fronts now, so we've got two opportunities to do something special, and that is why today was so big. we have a home game next week and we will obviously try to win that and finish as high as we can. we are in a good moment at the moment, so we will try to go the season unbeaten and see where it ta kes the season unbeaten and see where it takes us. celtic have moved a step closer to successfully defending their scottish cup title. they're through to the semi finals after beating stjohnstone1—0 — ryan christie's free kick nine minutes from time — enough to secure the win. they'll face aberdeen in the last four at hampden park next month. coronavirus has been affecting sporting events across the world once again this weekend.

the opening motogp race in qatar has been cancelled. qatar travel restrictions being brought into force that affect passengers from italy, amongst other countries have led to the cancellation. in italy, atalanta fans were checked for coronavirus symptoms before they were allowed into lecce‘s ground for their serie a match. it was one of only five league matches this weekend because of the coronavirus. chris froome and team ineos have been allowed to travel home from the cancelled uae tour, but others remain in quarantine in abu dhabi. a50 tests for the virus have come back negative after around 600 riders, staff members and media were checked over the past two days. coronavirus has had no impact in berlin, however, where britain have their first gold at the track cycling world cup. elinor barker was crowned world points race champion in berlin, the only rider to gain two laps, on her way to a winning total of 50

points. barker adds the gold to her silver from the team pursuit earlier in the championships. i had a conversation with my coach beforehand where we said after yesterday would i be happy to say that i'd had a good ride, because i was fairly happy with my performance yesterday, i just didn't get a medal. and i said i'd rather take some big risks and risk coming 15th but put myself in a position where i can win, i'm glad i and did. it was a big risk, because i nearly lost it all, but i hung on for the end. great britain missed out on a medal in the men's madison with denmark taking gold. rider michael morkov — seen here on the left — was initally quarantined ahead of the event after taking part in the uae tour, but was approved to compete after they were satisfied he didn't have the coronavirus. after the race he spoke tojill douglas. two days ago, i was doubting if i could even get allowed to start this

race, so from being not even able to raise to become world champion in my absolute favourite discipline is under scribe. and you're feeling fine? i'm feeling very fine. i feel on top of the world now. in the rugby premiership, wasps recovered from a slow start to secure a five—try win over london irish. elsewhere bristol hed held out to beat neighbours bath 19—13. despite a second half surge from bath, bristol held on for the vitory, harry randall cra hsed over for with the winning try. bristol now move above northampton into third place in the premiership, while bath stay in fifth the six nations returns next week — finn russell will still be absent for scotland's game against france. however bbc scotland has learned he could return for theirjuly tour after holding positive talks with head coach gregor townsend. he's been absent for the six nations following a breach of team protocol. much of the talk before today's super league tie

between hull fc and catalans dragons was around israel folau's first appearance on english soil since his homophobic comments on social media. in the end, his debut passed without incident. however the home side will have more to worry about after letting a 28—10 lead slip — to be beaten 34—29. elsewhere wigan go top with an eight—try hammering of huddersfield and last year's grand finalists salford continued their poor start to the season by losing at home to wakefield. over to australia and the women's t20 world cup, where england had a job to do. they knew they had to beat west indies in theirfinal group game to ensure their place in the semi final. in the end it was a thumping victory — nat sciver starring with the bat yet again — her third half—century of the tournament helping them to a 46 run win. jo currie was there.

so we now know three of the four semifinalists in this t20 world cup. india were already through, and we can add england and south africa to the last four. england came through against the west indies, they won the toss and put themselves into bat. danny wyatt made 29, amyjones 23, but it was nat sciver who once again shone, making another half—century. she is now very much cementing her place as one of the top players, and she is now that top run scorer so far in this world cup. so nat sciver helped england to win, not bad on a slow wicket. the west indies innings got off to a difficult start after they lost taylor to an injury. she had to be stretchered off with what looked to be a groin problem, but to be fair the west indies but is didn't put up much resistance as england bowled them all out for 97 to get themselves through to the semifinals. what we do know, the 2016 champions are now out, the 2018 runners—up

are through, largely thanks to a nat sciver innings. i felt pretty good. i felt confident. so i'm just making sure that i take my confidence into the game, and hitting straight. i'm waiting for the game where it doesn't come off, but i'm going to run with it whilst ican. so england are through. earlier here at sydney showground, south africa completed a comfortable 17 run victory over pakistan to also book their place in the semifinals. the last spot in the last four will come down to a winner takes all match between australia and new zealand, which is happening in melbourne. jo curry reporting from melbourne. for the first time in four years, heather watson will be a top 50 player when the tennis rankings are confirmed tomorrow. it's after her three—set victory in the final of the mexican 0pen against ca nada's leylah annie fernandez. it's her fourth career title —

but her first since 2016. i'm really happy. more relief i think after that match, because i had so many chances to close it out in the second set, but it happens like that sometimes and i'm really pleased with how ijust kept it together mentally and just kept fighting and got thejob done in the end. that's all from sportsday. there's more on the website including from the honda classic in florida where tommy fleetwood has a two shot lead in the final round. all that and more at bbc.com/sport. but now on bbc news it's time for the film review.

chuckles. hello and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. and to take us through this week's top cinema releases is james king. lovely to see you, james. you too! and what have you been watching? well, there's a new version of a classic tale, the invisible man, but is it a must—see? will ferrell struggles in the snow in comedy—drama downhill. and the foreign language film everyone's talking about that isn't parasite, portrait of a lady on fire. it's the other one! now, let's start with the invisible man. am i going to be scared out of my wits? that's the opening point. you love a horrorfilm, don't you? so, i mean, you know the story, right, of the invisible man? the hg wells story. well, this is a twist on it, actually. 0k. because it's from a different perspective. it is about the invisible man's partner, his girlfriend, and he's a tyrant.