tennis now, and briton johanna konta is under way. that is at indian wells, and she is

nine league games left and each one is more important. johanna konta will climb toa important. johanna weekend. johanna konta beat venus williams, to become the first british woman to reach the final. amazing to think. johanna konta was just six years old when williams first won this tournament 19 years ago. johanna konta has said venus is one of her all—time heroes but dispatched her opponent in straight sets. defending champion judd trump sets. defending championjudd trump is out of the china open snooker. he lost 53 to the world number 76. his opponent had breaks of 100 and 106. the 22—year—old takes on mark williams for a place in the final. that is all the sport for now. next it is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? a very mixed week. we have graduation, a low—key and intense drama. we have ghost in the shell, controversial live adaptation of an anime. and free fire, the new film from ben wheatley. ben wheatley, we are both bands of ben gradu

can johanna konta reach canjohanna konta reach the fourth round at indian wells?ring you this evening. and away from football, but that is where we start. tottenham have cruised into the semifinals of the fa cup after beating millwall. joe lydon ski reports. this is the start of white hart lane's final chapter. tottenham are a club moving on with hopes of scaling greater heights. the last cup match here had the look of a banana skin and millwall had early encouragement in seeing harry kane forced off injured. that is a sad sight for tottenham fans. but spurs have the squad depth to challenge on all fronts and in harry kane's place on came christian eriksen. great finish. you would struggle to call it half a chance but boy did he take it. with that quality in reserve, this already looked daunting for millwall. the side are on a 17—match unbeaten run. there are some goals even confidence cannot prevent. take christian eriksen‘s goal and raise you. that would be the start of a special day for son hueng min. the south korean was proving he scores every type of goal an

>> chris: wow. >> anthony: oh, whoa. >> johanna: juanes. >> eric: juanes?ings with boiled egg, chicken, and achote inside. wow. >> eric: this is amazing. >> anthony: mm. >> eric: buonissimo. [ johanna speaking spanish ] >> anthony: mm. mm-hmm. >> anthony: and not surprisingly, some cuy, or guinea pig, of which there seems to be many around for the taking, this preparation served with a cacao sauce. oh, that's good. all of this food is delicious. so, chocolate, particularly our chocolate, it's a luxury food item, right? >> eric: yes. >> anthony: this is an area that's abundant wi coffee, chocolate, fruit. how's life for the locals? [ don speaking spanish ] >> eric: he says that, 20 years ago, 25 years ago, it was easier for him. he was planting, uh, soybeans. >> anthony: right. >> eric: and coffee. and he was making much more money. and then he didn't plant soybeans any longer. and then the coffee production went down. so therefore, he had a financial, uh, struggle for a while. and now, with the cacao trees that they are planting, he has no more stress and h

. >>> ♪ es miÉrcoles de ceniza y johanna le fue a pedir a dios protecciÓn porque el proximo 30 de marzoijos pequeÑos y le atormenta que la vayan a deportar. >>> preocupada porque mis hijos tengo miedo de ir a la escuela a dejarlos y venir de regreso ir con ellos y que mero detengan. >>> en el centro catedral estÁn asesorando a johanna para que no la separen de sus hijos, el padre garcÍa duda de la palabra de trump de querer legalizar ain documentados. >>> trump dice una cosa, pero en prÁctica hace otra. es muy difÍcil creerle. >>> ayer cuando llevaba a sus hijas a la escuela este inmigrante fue arrestado por agentes su hijas brenda y fÁtima le piden al gobierno de trump que no deporten a su padre quiÉn aÚn sigue detenido. >>> lo estaban siguiendo le pusieron la luz. y era la policÍa, pero no sabia que era inmigraciÓn. >>> estÁ desesperado. frustrado, y triste sobre todo, porque mi papÁ es el sustento de la familia. >>> el arzobispo josÉ gÓmez impuso las cenizas a cientos de catÓlicos en la catedral y dijo que la cuaresma es tiempo de conversiÓn y algunos inmigrantes esperan un mil cobro

johanna konta will become the world number seven if she beats caroline wozniacki in the miami open finaly display to beat venus williams in straight sets in the semis and becomes the first british woman to reach the final in miami. and just very happy to have come through that. i wasn't able to the first time, the second, i was, so obviously relief and excitement that i get to be part of the last day of the tournament. defending championjudd trump is out of the china open snooker. this was quite a shock. he lost 5—3 to the world number 76 hossein vafaei. the iranian made two centuries on his way to victory, with breaks of 100 and 106. the 22—year—old now takes on mark williams for a place in the final, after he surprised shaun murphy. kyren wilson plays mark selby in the other semi final. british canoeing is the latest national governing body to have concerns raised about the welfare of its athletes. a coach was suspended last year, following a formal complaint. an independent investigation was then started, and is yet to be concluded. our reporter david ornstein has more. uk sport, the

johanna konta beats her hero and three—time champion venus williams, to become the first british woman the miami open. and will climb to seventh in the world if she wins it against caroline wozniacki tomorrow. and which blue will be the boat race winners? oxford and cambridge prepare to meet on the thames again... lots to come on the programme. the first part of which will be in the company of kevin kilbane as we look forward to that we can's premier league action. four of the top seven play each other, including the merseyside derby. with only six points separating liverpool and everton, plenty at stake. it's a new season, a new game, a new manager at everton. i don't know why. .. manager at everton. i don't know why... i manager at everton. i don't know why. .. i heard manager at everton. i don't know why... i heard a little bit about the last two seasons of everton, that maybe they were too afraid to play against liverpool. but why you need to be afraid to play against liverpool, i don't understand that. they've had a good run, didn't lose a lot of games of the last few weeks or mon

tennis, and british number one johanna konta eased past pauline parmentia of france in straight setsin the previous round but the world number 11 looked sharper in this match, she got the first break and went on to take the first set 6—4 against parmentia. konta came flying out of the blocks in the second, taking two early breaks. she was in no mood to hang around, claiming the set 6—0. it took herjust over an hour to dispatch parmentia. up next for konta is either madison keys or lara arruabarrena in the round of 16. two games in the rugby union's premiership today, and wasps have moved five points clear at the top, after a a0 points to 33 win over worcester. wasps had been behind during a frantic end—to—end first half. winger christian wade scored just before the interval to level the match at 19—all at half time. with the game finely poised, worcester were reduced to 1a. winger bryce heem shown a red card for taking out willie le roux in the air. wasps made the extra man count, running in three more tries in the second half to seal the victory. elsewhere, saracens are still in wit

first title here since 2001 and the winner will take onjohanna since 2001 and the winner will take on johannaand the winner will take onjohanna konta in the semifinals after knocking out simona halep. 10th seed konta threw away a three love lead in the first set to lose it 6—3 but recovered to level the match on the second set tie—break. konta broke in the fifth game of the deciding set and went on to win it 6—2 to become the first british woman to reach the last four in miami. the first major of the year in women's golf, the ana inspiration, tees off on thursday in california. new zealand's lydia ko is back to defend her title, as seth bennett reports. the setting is breathtaking, the sun shining and the course looks pristine. you would be hard pushed to find a more inviting place to play golf. mission hills has played host to the lpga marquee event for 34 host to the lpga marquee event for 3a years and there has been a fair bit of history along the way. not least lydia ko‘s nailbiting win in 2016. the new zealander won by a single stroke to become the youngest to time major champion in lpga

france's caroline garcia overcame british 11th seed johanna konta in a tough three set contest eventuallyre than two hours to level her head—to—head record against konta after four encounters and she'll now play either roberta vinci or svetlana kuznetsova for a place in the quarterfinals. to golf, and on the pga tour, canada's adam hadwin has won the valspar championship in florida by a stroke after finishing on 14—under. game, the 29—year—old, who is a former world number one in the amateur game, was forced to twice hole big birdie putts including this on the par 313th, which was a 55 footer that saw him maintain a two—stroke lead. and despite hitting the water and double bogeying the 16th he held his nerve to par the last hole which will also move him to 51st in the world rankings. and his victory also earns him an invitation to next month's masters, which means he will need to postpone his honeymoon planned for that week assuming his soon to be wife allows him. and finally, britain's kris meeke has won the mexico rally, despite crashing off the track. here's the moment it all went wron

her place in saturday's final, against either three—time winner venus williams or great britain's johannahis way into the miami masters semi—finals with a 2—1 defeat of tomas berdych. it looked plain sailing for the 18—time grand slam champion when he won the first set 6—2, but the tenth seed turned the tables and took the second by 6—3. the third set went all the way to a nail—biting tie—break, which federer won when berdych double—faulted on match point. he will play the winner of the quarter—final between australia's nick kyrgios and alexander zverev of germany currently on court. kyrgios won the first set, and is at match point in the second. high winds have seen the opening round of the first women's golf major of the year, the ana inspiration in california, suspended for the day. nearly half the field still need to complete their rounds, including the defending champion and world number one lydia ko, of new zealand, who is 2—under through five holes. winds of between 40 and 90 km/h buffeted the course, as officials eventually called the players in, with play scheduled to begin again

tennis now, and briton johanna konta is under way.—2 in the first set. meanwhile, in the second round of the men's singles, dan evans is playing kei nishikori and it is for— three to nishikori. kyle edmund faces three to nishikori. kyle edmund fa ces n ova k three to nishikori. kyle edmund faces novak djokovic later. andy murray made a shock exit yesterday. murray lost to canadian, vasek pospisil in the second round, in straight sets 6—4, 7—6. despite winning the dubai championship earlier this month, murray was far from his best. it's not all over for murray though, he'll now concentrate on the doubles competition alongside his playing partner evans. todayit today it was not so much these serve volley, it was my own serve. rather than not getting enough opportunities when he was serving. soi opportunities when he was serving. so i think that was more the problem. let's bring you up to date with today's rugby league action. two matches in super league this afternoon. top of the table castleford thrashed widnes 34—nil, that's their fou

heather watson defeated nicole gibbs of the usa to set up an all british second—round clash with johannaets to one, 4—6, 6—2, 6—2. it will be a first meeting on the wta tour between britain's two leading women. konta will be heavy favourite as number 11 seed. watson's world ranking has dropped to number 108. russia's chances of competing at the winter olympics are still not assured and the head of the world anti—doping agency has told the bbc that changes to russia's anti—doping system are not happening fast enough. we've given russia a very clear roadmap as to what they need to do and the ball now is in their camp. they have to do a number of reforms to ensure independence of the russian anti—doping agency. and its ongoing. it's not happening at the speed i would have liked to see it. but it is happening. and, you know, i hope this is going in the right direction. i take mr putin's comment from last week, acknowledging the problem, indicating that they would follow the recommendation from wada as being very encouraging, because, in my view, this would probably set the right mind of many

another tennis story today, johanna konta is into the quarter finals of the miami open for a second successiveet up a last eight meeting with simona halep. liverpool midfielder adam lalla na could be out for up to a month after injuring his thigh on england duty. lallana set upjamie vardy for england‘s second goal in their world cup qualifying win over lithuania on sunday, having also started against germany in a friendly on wednesday. there‘s no official timescale on lallana‘s recovery, but it‘s thought he could potentially miss five games. liverpool host everton in the merseyside derby on saturday. lionel messi has been banned for four international matches, just five and a half hours before argentina‘s world cup qualifier against bolivia kicks off. the barcelona forward was punished for directing "insulting words" at an assistant referee in thursday‘s 1—0 win over chile. messi, who scored the only goal in the qualifier, was angered when he was flagged for a foul, waving and shouting at the assistant in response. he‘s also been fined just over £8,000. england women‘s head coach mark sampson

ur calls until then, johanna in denver, on the line for democrats. caller: yes, sir, i want to say something about why the house has not talked to the average person. i'm 64 years old, i'm disabled, my insurance is pretty good now, but with what they're saying the insurance is going to be now, i won't have any coverage. i just don't understand why we can't get along and do what's best for the country. host: thanks for calling. to donald in azalea, oregon, line for infeints, hi, donald. caller: hi, there, my name is donald, i'm from oregon. i would just like to say, you know, i'm 64 years old. i remember back when i was a kid , first of all, this is the greatest country in the world. i mean you can't want for a better place. but i remember back when i was a kid, there were little small doctors in towns my parents would bring me to. my dad never made a lot of money but there was always a doctor to go see. there was always even when you went to a hospital, you were well taken care of. everything was -- but i've watched over the years i've -- hed this co

britain'sjohanna britain's johanna konta britain'sjohanna konta is into the third round of the miamich she was given a fright by a qualifier in a match interrupted twice by rain. she sailed through the first set, lost the second on a tie—break and regained her composure to rapid up. —— to wrap it up. that is all your sport. now it is time per click. this week, click is back in india. we're hitting the road, water. there will be dancing, there will be singing... sort of. driving in india is an experience. the roads are crammed and the horn is omnipresent and the rules are... well, they are there somewhere, i'm sure. and that's why we will not be doing a story about self driving cars in india any time soon. and despite the fact that it seems like everybody here owns a car, that is not true. many people choose to travel by train instead. if you think that is any less intense... think again. yeah, about those rules... the central station is a massive heaving hub collecting the city to the north and east of india. —— connecting. if you look closely, you will see something else connecting

in sport, johanna konta continues to impress, she becomes the first british woman to win the final ofe bruce says his defender neil taylor is desperately sorry for the tackle that broke seamus coleman‘s leg during an international match last friday. and judd trump is out of the china open after losing to the world number 76 china open after losing to the world number76 in the china open after losing to the world number 76 in the quarterfinals. i will be back with more of those stories just after half past. hotels, restaurants and the tourism sector are warning that they‘ll face a recruitment crisis if eu immigration is heavily restricted after britain leaves the eu. the british hospitality association says it relies on 60,000 eu workers a year and it will take a decade to recruit enough british workers to fill those posts. 0ur industry correspondent, john moylan reports. here we go... at butlins in bognor regis, they are gearing up for the summer season. around a0% of the staff here are from outside the uk and the boss says they would face a recruitment crisis if brexit causes that su

britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami open, but she was given a fright by twice by rain, konta sailed through the first set, lost the second on a tie—break, then regained her composure to wrap it up 6—4 in the third. she faces the world number 57 next, pauline parmentier, of france. there was a dramatic finish to the dubai world cup, which is one of the richest horse races in the world. the world number one—rated racehorse, arrogate, came from last place to win the £8 million race. the 4 year old colt, the 3—1 on favourite, is trained in america by bob baffert and ridden byjockey mike smith and he made it seven wins on the trot as he beat gun runner and neolithic at the meydan racecourse. qualifying at the qatar motogp was cancelled because of bad weather, but spain's maverick vi ales will start on pole. surface water on the track and nearby lightning storms meant track inspectors took the decision to cancel the session. quick practice times mean vi ales will start on pole in his first race for yamaha after replacing jorge lorenzo. still to come on sportsda

johanna konta continues to impress. she has made the final of the miami open.e wozniacki. aston villa manager steve bruce said his defender neil taylor is desperately sorry for the tackle that broke seamus coleman's leg during their international match last friday. and defending champion judd trump is out of the china open after losing to world number 76 in the quarterfinals. i will be back with more just after half past. a man remains in a critical but stable condition in hospital after being stabbed during an attack at his home in the west midlands. his wife and their teenage son were stabbed to death. detectives are continuing to question a man in his 20s, who was arrested nearby. phil mackie is in stourbridge. what are the police saying this afternoon? we expect very shortly to know whether they will apply for an extension to his custody time limit because he has been in custody for 24 hours. he was arrested a short distance from here yesterday in a land rover which had been taken from the wilkinson family home. a growing number of floral tributes are here

johanna konta is into the quarter finals of the miami open for a second successive year.the british numbereat spain's lara arruabarrena in straight sets overnight to set up a last eight meeting with simona halep. the england and wales cricket board are pushing ahead with their plans for a city based t20 tournement to be launched in the summer of 2020. eight franchises will operate outside the county structure. the ecb are looking to attract new younger audiences. cricket does need to change, i think that s been the key behind this. only 2 percent of children cite cricket as their favourite sport only 2% of children cite cricket as their favourite sport and that's pretty poor in a country which has the access so something needs to be done. but there are a few concerns, counties will be nervous about the future but i think some of the exciting prospects coming out of this, looking to attract new audiences will be very exciting. mps on the select committee investigating doping in sport have heard from the doctor who received the mystery package for sir bradley wiggins in 2011. richard freeman

tennis and world number 11 johanna konta is just starting her third round match at the miami open.ing pauline parmentier of france who is ranked 46 places lower. the match is under way. it is one game all in the first set. that is all for now. keep up—to—date on the bbc website and the gymnastics. more in the next hour and i will get my maths right! thousands of russians are on the streets of moscow and other cities to protest against corruption. the protesters want the prime minister — dmitry medvedev — to resign over corruption allegations. several people have been detained, including the main organiser — the opposition activist alexei navalny. a short while ago, i spoke to our moscow correspondent steve rosenberg, who was at a protest in moscow, and gave us an update on mr nalavny. alexei navalny was detained and we are being moved by the police away from the square and the protest looks to be coming to an end. navalny will not been surprised to have been arrested. presumably the authorities will have to handle this delicately given the likely response if he is not treated respe

and in the miami finals, juania konta is through to the finals —— johanna konta.hey hydara also sent her condolences to the families of the four victims who died and has asked for privacy for her family — especially her children. with me is our correspondent, wyre davies. it is now nearly a week since the awful attack when masood drove his 4x4 killing the people. this is the second statement from a family member of his, expressing anger and shock from what happened. we heard from his mother yesterday and today we heard from his wife, rohey hydara, who lives in the midlands and she has issued this statement through the police saying she‘s shocked, saddened by what happened. expressing condolences to those who died but also expressing, wishing a speedy recovery for those who are injured. what is interesting in this, it show that is khalid masood again, according to the police, acted alone. nobody knew what he was up acted alone. nobody knew what he was up to. the statements and the fact his family members are no longer being detained show that is they still very muc

and heather watson and johanna konta will play each other for the first time on the wta tour when theyat indian wells in california. watson beat the american nicole gibbs. konta will be the strong favourite at number 11 in the world. watson has dropped down to 108 this week. and players under way in england's third and final one—day international in the west indies. england are at without loss. —— eight. there is live text commentary on the bbc sport website. i will be back with more later. thank you. i am simon mccoy. more now on the news that the chancellor is coming under fire for his planned changes to national insurance contributions for the self—employed. a short time ago my colleague annita mcveigh spoke to simon parkman. many businesses employ apprentices who are the backbone of our economy. how precisely are you going to do that? we already have the channels open. there are a number of conservative mps discussing this in the party and i believe philip is a great chancellor and he will be able to see sense and do it quickly. dealings there is any political leveraged in the situ

johanna konta, was far too strong for her fellow brit, heather watson, in the californian sun. straight sets, to move into round three where she will play 21st seed caroline garcia tomorrow. —— world number 11. in the men's draw britain's kyle edmund is into the second round. he beat portugal's, gastao elias 6—1, 6—3. dan evans made light work of his first—round match against dustin brown winning6—16—1. he'll now face kei nishikori in round two. england's eddie pepperell is part of a three—way share of the lead going into the final day of the indian 0pen he made three birdies in the final four holes of his second round this morning, before this approach on the ninth took him to six under par in his third round before bad light ended play. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. thank you forjoining us. good night. springlike weather to tell you about today. this was the view in essex today. this was the view in essex today. this was the view in essex today. warm sunshine. 18 in the sunshine, 16 for northern ireland making it th

coming up in sportsday on bbc news... johanna konta beats venus williams to become the first britishin miami. and she will climb to seventh in the world if she wins it against caroline wozniacki. it's one of the most ambitious conservation projects of its kind in britain, and aims to save 20 species like these from extinction. creatures such as the black click beetle, shrill carder bee and the chequered skipper butterfly. the back from the brink campaign is launched today — an £8 million scheme backed by the heritage lottery fund. and it's hoped thousands of people will volunteer to help. duncan kennedy is at a wildlife sanctuary near godalming in surrey. they're they‘ re really has they're really has never been a project quite like this before. the aim is to save 20 of the most endangered species in the country, including the natterjack toad. is the problem for beautiful creatures like this is a face pressures from things like farming practices, house—building and the like gobbling up house—building and the like gobbling up their habitats. now more than 30 organisations have come to

and coming up in the sport on bbc news: johanna konta continues to impress.e becomes the first british woman to make the final of the miami 0pen. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the european union has given its first formal response to the uk's decision to trigger article 50, and begin the process of leaving the eu. the president of the european council, donald tusk, warned the talks would be "complex and sometimes confrontational". and he said negotiations on future trade relations would only start after there had been what he called "sufficient progress" on the separation settlement between the eu and the uk. he was speaking at a meeting of eu leaders in malta, from where our europe correspondent, chris morris, sent this report. trying to get serious. two days ago donald tusk expressed emotion at the prospect of the uk leaving the eu. this morning it was down to business. he has sent draft negotiating deadlines to the other 27 countries setting up tough tone for two years of talks. he says they could be difficult, complex and sometimes co

to the tennis, johanna konta has won the battle of the brits at the indian wells tournament.'s met heather watson in a wta tournament. konta took the first set 6—4. frustrating for watson, because there are now 96 places between them in the world rankings. konta is the world number 11 and moves into round three. in the men's draw, kyle edmund is into the second round. he won 6—1, 6-3. into the second round. he won 6—1, 6—3. dan evans made even lighter work of his match against dustin brown, winning 6—1, 6—1. he faces kei nishikori in round two. that's all the sport for now. don't forget, you can keep up to date with those stories and more on the bbc sport website. bbc.co.uk/sport. more for you in the next hour. we look forward to, that mike. thank you. the german carmaker volkswagen has pleaded guilty in an american court to three criminal charges linked to the diesel emissions scandal. vw has admitted that between 2009 and 2015 vehicles were fitted with illegal software allowing them to pass emissions tests, while still producing high levels of pollution. sarah corker report

successful loan spell at vicarage road during the 2009—10 campaign while on manchester united's books johannaareer high seventh in the world tennis rankings if she beats caroline wozniacki in the miami open final this weekend. konta beat venus williams to become the first british woman to reach the final. amazing to think, konta was just six years old when williams first won this tournament 19 years ago. konta has said venus is one of her all time heroes, but dispatched of her opponent in straight sets. i was very happy to have come through that. i wasn't able to serve it out the first time that the second time around i was able to soak it is relief and excitement that i get to be part of the last day of the tournament. in the men's tournament roger federer‘s great run of form continued with a three set win over tomas berdych. federer will play nick kyrgios in the semi finals late this evening. the enigmatic australian was at his crowd pleasing best during his win against alexander zverev, producing an array of astonishing shots — just watch this. plenty of reason to celebrate... the other se

britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami open tennis after winning here matchdate with all those stories on the bbc sport website. the european union celebrates its sixtieth anniversary on saturday. all but one of the 28 leaders of the eu nations have gathered in rome. britain is, of course, missing. the six founder members — italy, france, germany, the netherlands belgium and luxembourg — could not have imagined the challenges the eu would be facing in 2017. our special correspondent allan little reports from rome on the successes and failures of the past six decades. the british were not here in 1957 and will be not here today. they signed a pledge to unify europe coming here, in the splendour of a capital that had once brought unity by conquest to the ancient world. the six founding nations, that small, initial group, we re were driven bit the experience of war. twice in their direct living memory. the men who sat at this table were notjust building a trading bloc, they were trying to turn the page on centuries of conflict in europe and create a page when wa

and in sport: johanna konta continues to show her title winning potential and becomes the first british she'll face venus williams. more now on our main story. the process of leaving the european union is well and truly under way, with the publication today of what's known as the great repeal bill. but what about our future relations with countries who've been eu partners for the past four decades? the uk and germany have long been allies, politically and economically. 0ur berlin correspondentjenny hill has been to the town of bergen — which was once home to a british army base — to see what german people make of the start of the brexit process. germany has developed quite a taste for all things british. ooh! 0oh! bergen's uk army base is long gone, but they're still serving the full english and preparing again to bid the brits farewell. translation: to be honest, really, why do they want to go it alone? britain's influence is fading. army housing, due for demolition, and a future relationship that is, as yet, undefined. of all the eu member states, germany was probably the most saddene

women's number one, johanna konta, was knocked out in the third round by caroline garcia of france, and after ten much more just after ten o'clock. john worboys is one of britain's most dangeorus rapists. he's serving a life sentence for carrying out more than 100 rapes and sexual assaults while he was a black cab driver in london. over a period of six years between 2002 and 2008, he'd drug his victims, female passengers in his taxi, by pretending he'd won on the lottery, persuading them to "celebrate" with a glass of doped champagne. the metropolitan police had several opportunities to apprehend and stop him, and didn't. on one occasion worboys was so confident of getting away with his crimes, that he actually drove his victim to a police station and dropped her off there, officers took neither his name nor his cab registration details. here's how the story was reported at the time. in his familiar and licensed black cab, they should have been safe, butjohn warboys is convicted of drugging, sexually molesting or raping dozens, possibly even hundreds, of women in the back of his taxi. w

there was sparks, johanna coul hold back tears as she watched the tree crush the left side of her home. >> when i got out of the car, i saw the crash of the tree. the top was split -- >> reporter: she and her husband watched it fall apart two hours after their call to 911 and pse&g. >> i said there goes the tree on our house. >> reporter: now with the windows shattered, a gaping hole in the roof, their home is off limits. >> thank god nobody was hurt. >> reporter: safe but shivering in the cold and dark is how jill and her three teens spent the last 30 hours. >> there wases and complaining. because we didn't realize how long. >> reporter: her fireplace needs maintenance, and with a 100-year-old radiator it gets cold. they braved 50 degree temperatures inside and piled on layers. >> three on the top, my jacket, two on the bottom. >> reporter: crews finally got residents back into the warmth at noon today. she is so grateful. >> if a tree s s in moorestown, my house goes dark. >> reporter: she said it was a wifi hot spot kept them entertained on their cell phone and kept them calm throug

johanna konta‘s become the first british woman to reach the semi—finals of the miami open.ality‘. his comments while at a promotional event in chile will add to speculation that he could leave in the summer. with 15 months left on his current deal, he‘s yet to sign a new contract with the club. manchester city‘s women will need to book a flight for the semifinals this evening. they take a lead into the quarter—finals this morning. it is the first season in the champions league and they are the only british side left in the competition. now james anderson says he is concerned that the longer form of cricket could be overshadowed by the continuing popularity of 2020. the ecb is planning an introducing a city —based de 20 competition. hopefully the administrators in the important people upstairs will look at that and see a way of making sure that test cricket does not fall away as g20 grows and grows. for me, test cricket is the pinnacle. it is the toughest test, mentally and of your cricketing skills. for me i believe there is still a huge place for it. and finally, the statu

johanna konta doing great again. we would go to the headlines. nicola sturgeon later today for the first time since she rejected calls for a second referendum on scottish independence. bt has been fined a record £a2 million by the communications regulator ofcom. and we will be talking about that later. all of that highlighted in green. i need to get a running order like that. you always get one. i have this really nothing that tells a what is coming up in the programme. anyway, let's pegula to be front pages. talk aboutjermaine defoe, there he is. —— let's take a look. the main story is that internet giants hired the terrorist‘s finds note. this is about the whatsapp message is being kept secret. can you pass the guardian in regards to that? she was saying that she wants to know what is on whatsapp. and they have a response here. the guardian is talk about it. please access, amber rudd calling for police and intelligence agencies to be given access to whatsapp. but liberties group said it was unrealistic and disproportionate as a request. we go t

and there are no british players left in the indian wells tennis — johanna konta was beaten by carolinend kyle edmund are also out. that is all the sports news for you this morning, at least, the headlines. we will have a more in—depth look at 630 when i will speak to people involved in the ceremony launching the baton including an international popstar who will be performing. how very exciting. the fact that she is out about, steph is out and about, carol is in her little booth. quite lonely. we do have each other. and you have your massive sleeves as well. they do help but don't they? they would be terrible around the campfire but they are quite nice. it was not an insult, by the way.|j campfire but they are quite nice. it was not an insult, by the way. i was going to go headlines but... papers? we can do the papers if you like. but do them first the latest madeline mccann police case, and also warnings about paul burrell on the front page of the daily mirror, who has said he will be getting married again. the times reports on 35 oxford colleges pleading with mps to allow european uni

britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami open tennis, after beating sasnovichame against lithuania. you may have seen him before — five—year—old sunderland fan bradley lowery is suffering from a rare type of cancer. this is how his mum gemma, told him he was to be a mascot, alongside his hero and "best mate" jermain defoe. guess who is going to the england match next week? jermaine. hooray! at the very beginning it was just amazing. it was his dream come true, true. he calls him his best friend, it is normalfor him now true. he calls him his best friend, it is normal for him now but at the beginning it was fantastic and to have that experience, to have all of the experiences he is having at the moment is so surreal and not only for him, it gives as memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives as well. how special. they do get big crowds at sunderland but in front of that wembley crowd... and it's a jermaine defoe was well. he has been recalled to the england side. it is such a beautiful relationship. both spent time in the hospital together. for

johanna konta will climb to a career high seventh in the world tennis rankings if she beats carolinewoman to reach the final. i was very happy to have come through that, i was not able to serve it out the first time but second time around i was able to so relief, and excitement that i get to be part of the last day of the tournament. defending championjudd trump is out of the china open snooker. he lost 5—3 to the world number 76 hossein vafaei. the iranian made two centuries on his way to victory, with breaks of 100 and 106. he now takes on mark williams for a place in the final, after he beat shaun murphy. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. news that is coming through from the independent parliament who standards authority which has told us in the last few minutes that it is investigating a serious data breach. a document containing details of mps staff na m es a document containing details of mps staff names and salaries, so, the staff names and salaries, so, the staff na m es staff names and salaries, so, the staff names and salaries, so, the staff names a

britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami 0pen tennis, after beating aliaksandra at wembley tomorrow, for england's world cup qualifier against lithuania. you may have seen him before, five—year—old sunderland fan bradley lowery, who's suffering from a rare type of cancer. he's going to be a mascot tomorrow, and this is how his mum gemma told him he'd also be reunited with his herojermain defoe. guess who is going to the england match next week? who? jermain defoe. hooray! are you buzzing? yeah! at the very beginning it was just amazing. it was his dream come true. now he just callsjermain defoe his best friend. it is normalfor him now, but at the beginning it was fantastic and to have that experience and all the experiences he has at the moment is quite surreal. and not only for him. it gives us memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives. they have done it in sunderland colours. tomorrow, they will walk out together, both as proud as each other. a special moment indeed. now, could you last a whole hour doing a non—stop, whole body work out? well

johanna konta has won the battle of the brits, at the indian wells tournament in america. hot california sun but took the first set 6—4. the second set was easier for konta, frustrating for watson. and there are now 97 places between them in the world rankings. so konta, the world number 11, moves into round 3. in the men's draw britain's kyle edmund is into the second round. he beat portugal's, gastao elias 6—1, 6—3. dan evans made light work of his first—round match against dustin brown, winning6—16—1. the british number three will now face kei nishikori in round two. in last night's super league, hull fc beat st helens 24—10, to move up to third in the table. albert kelly was the star with twoof hull's three tries, while marc snayed kicked 12 points too. saints are now third from bottom, with just one win from their first four games. great britain's husband and wife pairing, chris and gabby adcock, i read to the semifinals once again at the all england badminton championships. this is like the wimbledon of badminton and the pair beat the elliptic champions from indonesi

johanna konta is into the semi—finals of the him mile open.ggregate lead into the champions league quarter—finals second leg at home to danish side fortu na. best second leg at home to danish side fortuna. best of luck to them. that's all the sport. police can face a backlog of up to five months to analyse computers linked to suspected paedophiles, a report by an mp has found. ann coffey highlighted the delays as part of a study into child sexual exploitation in greater manchester. the report found the number of "known or suspected" child sex offenders in the region had risen to 1,139, double the number recorded in 201a. ann is with me in the studio now. probably worth reminding our audience in terms of what you found in the report, then we can compare and contrast. what i found was that there were attitudes which blamed the children for their own sexual exploitation. some were seen for their own sexual exploitation. some were seen as for their own sexual exploitation. some were seen as prostitutes, some we re some were seen as prostitutes, so

and heather watson and johanna konta will play each other for the first time on the wta tour, when theya set down to beat the american nicole gibbs. konta will be the strong favourite, at number 11 in the world, she's way ahead of watson, who dropped to 108th this week. that's all the sport for now. your questions about the budget and what it means for you have been flowing in to the bbc, not least from people who are self—employed. they've been flooding in! here to provide some answers is jasmine birtles from the personal finance website, moneymagpie.com, and our personal finance correspondent, simon gompertz. welcome. we'll start with this one. iam welcome. we'll start with this one. i am self—employed but don't have to pay national insurance because i earn less than the threshold but i pay a voluntary contribution of £145 to make up the years i need to qualify for a full state pension. it is unclear to me what the budget will mean for these voluntary payments. if i don't have 35 years of payments of the penalised later by having less pension. as far as i know the budget doesn't cover

and heather watson and johanna konta will play each other for the first time on the wta tour, when theycan nicole gibbs. konta will be the strong favourite — at number 11 in the world, she's way ahead of watson, who dropped to 108th this week. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you. more on our top story now: and the chancellor, philip hammond, says the rise in national insurance contributions by self—employed people will address the unfairness in the current system. the move will mean many people who work for themselves paying an average of £240 a year more. what i did yesterday was addressed a continuing unfairness in the system. the benefits available to the self—employed have significantly improved. they have full access to the state pension now. that is worth 1800 pounds a year on average to a self—employed person, and as we go forward with our negotiations with the european union, we need to make this country is and ready for the future. we need to invest in the skills of the next generation. we need to support our public services. and all of that req

britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami 0pen tennis, after beating sasnovichsunderland fan bradley lowery, is suffering from a rare type of cancer. this is how his mum gemma, told him he was to be a mascot, alongside his hero and "best mate" jermain defoe. guess who is going to the england match next week? jermain defoe. hooray! are you buzzing? at the very beginning it wasjust hooray! are you buzzing? at the very beginning it was just amazing. it was his dream come true. now hejust callsjermain was his dream come true. now hejust calls jermain defoe was his dream come true. now hejust callsjermain defoe his best friend. it is normalfor him now callsjermain defoe his best friend. it is normal for him now but at the beginning it was fantastic and to have that experience and all the experiences he has at the moment is quite surreal. and not only for him. it gives us memories that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives. a proud moment. and i love the way that all of the players they we re the way that all of the players they were giving him fist pumps. i

johanna konta is into the quarter—finals of the miami open for a second successive year.ona halep next. the culture, media and sport select committee investigating doping in sport have heard from the doctor who received the mystery package for sir bradley wiggins in 2011. richard freeman has provided written evidence, maintaining that the parcel contained a legal decongestant. all parties deny any wrongdoing and the allegations that it was a banned steroid. freeman says he regrets the poor medical record—keeping at the time. damian collins, the chair of the committee, wants more answers, uk anti—doping are carrying out their own investigation. the england and wales cricket board are pushing ahead with their plans for a city based t20 tournament to be launched in the summer of 2020. eight franchises will operate outside the county structure with some of the 36 games to be screened on free to air tv terrestrial tv. the ecb are looking to attract new younger audiences. cricket does need a change. only 2% of children cite cricket as their favourite sport and that's poor in a

britain's johanna konta is through to the third round of the miami open, but she was given a fright bytie—break, then regained her composure to wrap it up 6—4 in the third. she faces the world number 57 next, pauline parmentier, of france. sir bradley wiggins says he will "shock a few people", once the uk anti—doping investigation, into alleged wrong—doing at team sky is over. they're looking into the delivery of a package to wiggins before the 2011 tour de france — and speaking on sky television, wiggins said the claims were — in his words — "the worst thing to be accused of for a man of my integrity" and promised he would have a lot to say. chris froome's hopes of victory at the volta a catalunya were destroyed this afternoon as the team sky rider lost 26 minutes on his rivals in the penultimate stage. the briton, riding his first european race of 2017, had moved into second yesterday, but alejandro valverde left him well beaten today and extended his overall lead. the stage victory though was snatched from him by daryl impey in a sprint to the line. britain's adam yates is in fourth

meanwhile, johanna konta is into the quarter finals of the miami open for a second successive year.night, by cruising into the fourth round of the miami open with a 6—3 6—4 win over argentina's juan martin del potro. a single break in each set was enough for the swiss, who claimed an 18th grand slam injanuary and won in indian wells earlier this month. i don't know what roger federer is eating, but whatever it is, it is working. because he has done brilliantly. 18 grand slams, and after not winning one for so long. coming back in doing so well. about cricket, as well, tennis is on terrestrial television, but does not have the same... it is still in a very repetitive market, but it does not have the same issues that cricket has. no, and they worry about golf, as well, golf going to pay per view television. it is a sporting crisis, it needs more people to play. it is this the way forward , people to play. it is this the way forward, to take it away from address to a television? the fact that cricket is coming back to show that cricket is coming back to show that it that cricket is com

one other bit of british tennis news and the number one female player, johanna konta, plays third seedl could be without midfielder adam lallana for up to a month. he injured his thigh while on international duty with england. lallana played in sunday's win over lithuania as well as last week's defeat in germany. it's thought he could miss five games starting with the merseyside derby against everton on saturday. the republic of ireland's15—game home unbeaten run ended last night as they were beaten 1—0 by iceland. meanwhile, the ref had some help in the friendly between france and spain. video refereeing was in use and antoine griezmann thought he'd put france 1—0 up but the video ref said no. and gerard deulofeu scored spain's second, he was flagged offside, but the video was checked and the goal was given. and in the last hour or so, brazil became the first country to qualify for next yea r‘s world cup as they went through with four games to spare after uruguay‘s surprise defeat to peru. england women's head coach mark sampson says form isn't a priority at this stage after deciding