guerin thomas and adam yates came home safely in the remaining group coming second and third overall.ll from sportsday. from me and the teams, goodbye for now. the latest headlines. president trump has defended his decision to sack the head of the fbi without warning saying james comey had lost the confidence of almost everyone in washington. the family of evha jannath — the 11—year—old girl who died at a theme park yesterday — say their world has been torn apart. the crown prosecution service says no conservatives will face charges over claims they'd breached the rules on campaign spending during the last general election. let's have a look at your financial markets. a bullish sort of day. he is the main measure of stocks across the pond and trading still going on but wall street down. could now be the ‘moment of opportunity‘ for peace in the middle east? that's what the leader of the anglican church justin welby says. on a tour of the holy land, the archbishop of canterbury has met with both israeli and palestinian leaders. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell, caught up wit

britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third in. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it'll be adams‘ second professional contest, against a woman just over half her age, and will be the first time she's fought over four three—minute rounds, rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women's bouts. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, lynn faulds wood, and laura perrins, co—editor of the conservative woman. great to see you both. let's look at the front pages. the metro leads with the death of an 11—year—old girl after falling from a ride at drayton manor theme park in staffordshire. ‘millions to miss out out on full state pension‘ is the headline on the i. the ft reports theresa may's manifesto chief held talks with ed miliband's former policy guru, in a bid to appeal to labour supporters. the dai

team sky's geraint thomas and orica—scott's adam yates were caught up in a collision with a stationarymotorbike on the roadside nine miles from the finish. they were second and third overall at the start of the day, but they now trail the stage winner and new overall leader, colombia's nairo quitana, by five minutes. the race finishes in milan in a fortnight. olympic showjumping champion nick skelton says he's proud of what he's achieved in showjumping after formally bowing out from the sport at the royal windsor horse show. skelton appeared with olympic gold medal winning partner big star at a public ceremony in the show‘s castle arena, in the presence of her majesty the queen. the 59—year—old has won a host of medals, including two olympic golds, a world championship silver, and three european golds. i have had some wonderful horses. and without the great owners, that i have had, and the sponsors and the staff, everybody has really contributed towards my career. even the lads but i compete against, they've kept me on my toes through my life and i'm very grateful to them. i'm very pro

britain's geraint thomas and adam yates came home safely in the main group remaining second and third that is all from sports day for now. ina that is all from sports day for now. in a moment, it is time for the papers, but for the team here, goodbye finau. -- it is —— it is goodbye for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate devlin, political correspondent at the herald and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the london evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times leads with president trump's calls for warmer us relations with russia. the metro opens with one mother's warning to bosses at drayton manor four years ago — saying the ride where an 11—year—old girl was killed yesterday was dangerous. the daily telegraph says it has a copy of the labour party's manifesto — and claims jeremy corbyn is planning to re—nationalise energy firms, the railways and royal mail. the daily mirror also claims to have had access to the labour manifesto. the i says the uk is facing a huge rise in str

british riders geraint thomas and adam yates are still second and third at the giro d'italia, ten secondsof 21 today. the race has reached the italian mainland after passing through sardinia and sicily — no change in the battle for the overall race win because a small breakaway group managed to hold off the main bunch for the whole 135—mile stage. a great day's work for swiss rider silvan dillier, who took his first stage win at a grand tour. darren has beaten nottinghamshire before wickets in the only match of the day. —— durham have beaten. a match memorable for england's alex hales hitting a century for notts that contained one particularly astonishing six. he managed a total of three in his innings of 104. but with this one, he found the only open window in a radio commentary box and the ball was picked up by one of the two gentlemen from the bbc covering the match. impressive accuracy, i think you'll agree. what you also might be able to agree on is that the commentary might be worth hearing, so after showing you how it looked, now let's play you how it sounded, courtesy of bbc radio

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britons geraint thomas and adam yates both lost no time on the overall leader — they remain second andrcelona defender gerard pique's plans for a new world cup of tennis event have been backed by leading players including andy murray, novak djokovic and rafael nadal. such a tournament would rival the davis cup, which great britain won in 2015 and currently has three—day matches spread over february, april, september and november. pique's plan would see a single tournament take place in one location over a maximum of 10 days. that's all from sportsday. let's leave you with pictures of a celebrating chelsea on the denied they won a fourth premier league title, masterminded by antonio co nte. title, masterminded by antonio conte. they are champions again. frank ross, it is good night. welcome to the papers. we are joined by steven blush, special correspondent for the new statesman, and ian martin, columnist for the times. welcome to you both. the front pages are dominated by the cyber attack. hospitals paralysed after cyber hackers held the nhs to ransom in an unprecedented global attack.

britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third inrope's largest active volcano provided the most interesting stage yet of the giro d'italia this year. with a crash, a coming together and a british paper to the admittedly early overall leaderboard. alan yates after third and a third place finished for gareth thomas moving him up to second. everyone wasjust watching each other. no one really went, the last two k everyone was a bit apprehensive but i felt good and it was nice to win the sprint for third and get a couple of seconds as well. even without chris froome team sky are in a good position and yet another grand tour. after the mountain surroundings today we moved to flatter terrain tomorrow for stage five but as thomas and all the big contenders keep saying, 2i gruelling stages in total and it is very early days. jamie roberts will captain wales in next month's tests against tonga and samoa. roberts missed out on a third tour with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench. capped 91 times by wales, he'll lead a 3

british riders geraint thomas and adam yates are still second and third at the giro d'italia, ten secondsace has reached the italian mainland after passing through sardinia and sicily — no change in the battle for the overall race win because a small breakaway group managed to hold off the main bunch for the whole135—mile stage. a great day's work for swiss rider silvan dillier, who took his first stage win at a grand tour. golf's unofficial "fifth major" is under way, the players championship at sawgrass in florida. rory mcilroy tees off in a few minutes alongside the only man ahead of him in the world rankings, dustinjohnson. world number three jason day had set the pace for much of today, he had held the joint lead at five under par at one point. but three bogeys on the last four holes saw him slip back to joint 14th, four shots adrift of leader. the american william mcgirt. nottinghamshire have set durham a total of 298 to win in their royal london one day cup match. england's alex hales hit a century for notts with one astonishing six standing out in particular. he managed a total of

geraint thomas and adam yates were in second and third overall but they were caught up in this collisionfive minutes behind the race leader. and double olympic champion nick skelton and his horse, big star, both retired from showjumping today. the pair won individual gold in rio to add to skelton‘s team gold from the london games in 2012. is there a new kind of politics emerging. the vote to leave the eu cut across the political lives and elsewhere established parties are facing challenges. in the first of a series on the changing face of uk politics, are home editor has been to liverpool and sunderland to examine the old left right divide. sunderland used to be shipbuilder to the world. a new vessel slipped into the world. a new vessel slipped into the water every nine days at one time, but the globalisation that created this proud city is still seen created this proud city is still seen by many locals as a threat. they are selling us down the river. i'm passionate about sunderland. the welcome tarver and would once have been packed with merchants and sailors buying beer with the profit

britain's adam yates is still in the white jersey of the best young rider, he's 8th overall.guineas at the curragh. ridden byjockey ryan moore, the aidan o'brien—trained colt finished two lengths clear of thunder snow, and is now expected to contest the st james' palace stakes at next month's royal ascot for which he's odds on favourite. kimi raikkonen is on pole position at the monaco grand prix. lewis hamilton will start tomorrow from 13th place though after a penalty relegated jenson button to the back of the grid on his one off return to the sport. tom clarkson is in monaco for us. both fans and drivers are on the edge in monaco. from trying to get the best view to the battle for pole position, the tight and twisted streets throw up the greatest challenges. this place can put you in a spin. g rosjea n was fortu nate not to lose it all. lewis hamilton had his hands full, he managed to keep his mercedes out of the barriers, but could not keep up the pace. there is something wrong with the car. you are only going to get one more bite of the cherry. but he ended up confrontin

britain's adam yates keeps the white jersey for best young rider. 84 places below him in the first round of the french open. british number one johanna konta faces unseeded soo way shay of chinese taipei. it starts on sunday. and england all rounder ben stokes is fit to play in the second one day international against south africa tomorrow. england will wrap up the three match series with victory in southampton. it really is a busy weekend, when you consider that in london there are the play—offs here. 80,000 at twickenham over the weekend watching the premiership play—off final. a big game at hamden too. before we get more on this cup final, let's touch on the scottish cup final a last chance to stop the invicibales — celtic unbeaten in every domestic match are on for the treble. aberdeen are their opponents in the final i think the level of play they have in the performances they've produced, i think anything other than a travel would be very disappointing for them. when i put ourselves under pressure to deliver for ourselves. we've had a very goo

change in the overall lead after stage eight of the giro d'italia with britain's geraint thomas and adam yatesirst grand tour stage victory in peschici on the adriatic coast ahead of yates in eighth and thomas in 11th. luxembourg's bobjungels retained the leader's pinkjersey. rugby league is one of the most physical sports of all, but now there's a way of playing into your 70s or even 80s.. and it's all down to your shorts, apparently. mike bushell has been to castleford to see why masters rugby league is breaking down all age barriers. playing rugby league again at the age of 82. and jimmy playing rugby league again at the age of 82. andjimmy is playing rugby league again at the age of 82. and jimmy is taking playing rugby league again at the age of 82. andjimmy is taking on players nearly 50 years younger, and it's been life changing. it is rolling back the years, it is good fun. plenty of running. and good mates again. it is played in a great spirit and it is the comradeship after the game, it is absolutely fantastic, best thing i have ever done. rugby league is one of the most brutal and p

change in the overall lead after stage eight of the giro d'italia with britain's geraint thomas and adam yatesage victory in peschici on the adriatic coast ahead of yates in eighth and thomas in 11th. luxembourg's bobjungels retained the leader's pinkjersey. castleford have cruised into the quarter finals of rugby league's challenge cup. they thrashed st helens 53—4 at the jungle. the game was delicately poised at 10—4 mid—way through the first half but from there tigers took control — starting with jake webster's try. they went on to score ten tries in all to keep up their impressive form, they're already top of the super league. and there was a hat—trick of scores for greg eden, including this touch down early in the second half. castleford rounded off a memorable day for them with greg minikin's run and score. they're nowjust two games away from wembley and looking like the team to beat, but it's worrying times for st helens, who appointed a new head coach earlier this month. rugby league is one of the most physical sports of all, but now there's a way of playing into your 70s or even 80s..

britain's adam yates made up some of the time lost in last sunday's crash, to go second in the competitioninous stage 14. he's now two minutes and 47 seconds ahead of his main challenger nairo quintana with seven stages to go. when you think surfing, you properly think sunshine, palm trees and exotic locations. but for british number one luke dillon it's not all glamour, as he tries to make it on the world circuit. the sport is on the rise following its inclusion in the olympics, and next week's world championships marks the first step towards tokyo 2020. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid's been to meet dillon in the wet and windy south—west a leap into the cornish swell. it's a far cry from hawaii or california, but newquay‘s fistral beach is the home to british surfing. this is special for me. it's the home to britain's best surfer. it got me into a really good rhythm for the 2016 season when i started competing internationally. in that first senior year, he broke the world's top 150. he's now aiming even higher towards tokyo 2020. surfing will make its olympic debut. the upcoming

another british rider, adam yates, isjust behind him.eing knocked off his bike. the british cyclist says he was deliberately rammed by a car near his home in monaco. he is ok but he said the car chased onto the pavement, hit him and then drove off. what an extraordinary thing to happen. and of all the people for it to happen too. he is going for three in a row at the tour the frantz. —— two would frantz. —— tour de france. carol is at kew gardens with the weather this morning. good morning. it is a beautiful morning. look at the view behind me. the japanese gateway is an exact replica of a japanese gateway in kyoto, japan, which in 2019 is hosting the rugby league world cup. it was laid in 1996 and comprises a garden of harmony, activity and peace, and it is very peaceful this morning. all you can hear are the birds chirping but if you are just stepping out it is a cold start to the day. generally today the forecast is a sunny one, and a warmer one for most of us than yesterday, with just the odd exception. if you take a look around the

the team sky rider and also orica—scott‘s adam yates were both caught up in a collision with a stationarye during stage nine. the pair — who were second and third going into sunday's stage — now trail new overall leader nairo quintana by five minutes. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. and i'll have more in the next hour. thank you, you are watching bbc news with me, simon mccoy. lets return now to the cyber attack which has hit the nhs and other organisations over the weekend . the national crime agency says there's been no sign of a second cyber attack as people returned to work this morning . eleven hospital trusts in england remain affected. speaking in the last hour, the health secretaryjeremy hunt said there had not been a second wave of cyber attacks. i have this morning been briefed by gc hq and the national cyber security centre and according to our latest intelligence, we have not seen a second latest intelligence, we have not seen a second wave latest intelligence, we have not seen a second wave of attacks and the leve

britain's adam yates is still in the white jersey of the best young rider, he's 8th overall.000 guineas at the curragh. ridden byjockey ryan moore, the aidan o'brien—trained colt finished two lengths clear of thunder snow, and is now expected to contest the st james' palace stakes at next month's royal ascot for which he's odds on favourite. after a 2k hour delay due to high winds qualifying for the america's cup is due to get underway this evening in bermuda. sir ben ainslie's land rover bar team are aiming to become the first british crew to win the trophy. ainslie is the most successful sailor in olympic history and was part of team oracle usa — who won the last competition four years ago. staying on the water. surfing is already enjoying a boost thanks to its inclusion at the tokyo olympic games in 2020. the world surfing games have been taking place in the french town of biarritz, with a record 47 countries participating, some of them for the first time. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid has been watching. this week we have had a day of no waves at all. we had pre

another british rider, adam yates, is third. for killing a wounded taliban fighter in afghanistan, has given his first broadcast interview since being freed last month. alexander blackman — who was also known as marine a — said he still doesn't know why he opened fire and called it a "moment of madness." he's been speaking to our correspondent, clinton rogers. i don't know why exactly i did it. it's still a moment of madness, i think, is the best description i can give. yeah, it's not exactly the proudest moment of my life. in the last three years, much has been has been said about alexander blackman. today, his wife alongside him, he was having his say on a decision, in the heat of battle, that led to a murder charge. his actions, captured on helmet camera. there you are, shuffle off this mortal coin, you (bleep). nothing he wouldn't do to us. no. if you look at that video, it would seem plain to everyone that you knew what you were doing? it's a five minute section of an incident that took well over an hour and, to be fair, yo

team sky‘s geraint thomas and 0rica—scott‘s adam yates were caught up in this collision with a stationary by colombia‘s nairo quitana. disaster to the british riders. that‘s all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i‘ll have more in the next hour. let‘s ta ke let‘s take another look at the scene in the town hall in paris where president macron accompanied by the mayor of paris, the socialist mayor, and hidalgo, meeting the crowds outside to welcome him. this is a traditional visit. it pretty splendid town hall it has to be said. dan purvis is a pretty splendid city. we can see the guard of honour in place as the new president of the fifth republic ascend the stairs. he‘s going to the bertrand room where he will meet not only the police prefect and other officials from paris, he‘s also going to meet the mayors from each arrondissement. after a speech which is due to slither in five or ten minutes time, president macron will also be speaking to foreign ambassadors and religious leaders. he‘s only hanging around until 5pm when he gets to hea

britons geraint thomas and adam yates both lost no time on the overall leader — they remain second andday. a mixed bag for temperatures and sunshine, with a lovely day in scotland, but most areas of central and western england has seen some rain today. scattered showers drifting their way ever northward and the tail end of that rain will be pushing its way up into scotland. the eastern side of scotland and north east england will be breezy with extensive low cloud and fog. quite wet for northern ireland and scattered showers on the south coast by the end of the night. a warm night, 11 or 12 for most towns and cities. onto saturday morning and it looks pretty good for most southern counties. there are a shower or two coming in on that race but most places are dry. we should see some morning sunshine but maybe not for all, certainly not show in north wales, where there will be cloud. i think into northern ireland, quite cloudy start with rain. scattered showers for the western and northern isles as well. as we go through the day, we keep it quite breezy out towards western side of the uk

and a crash on stage nine derails both geraint thomas and adam yates' chances of contending at the girothe headlines. thank you. the nhs is expecting further problems with its computer systems today as thousands of staff log on for the first time since the discovery of a ransomware virus on friday. seven nhs organisations in england are still experiencing serious disruption — with hospital staff being forced to take images from x—rays and scans into operating theatres because they can't be sent by computer. there are particular concerns about gp surgeries which have been closed over the weekend. we can speak to rob holmes — he works for the us cyber—security firm proofpoint — who helped find the kill switch on friday. joseph cox is a journalist for motherboard, the tech section of vice, and last year he uncovered that thousands of nhs computers were running on old, unsupported systems. and here to explain what's been happening is kris mcconkey — who runs the cyber security teams for the company pwc. hello, everybody. thank you. chris, what do we now know the sure about this attack and w

written's adam yates was 30th and is 11 overall —— great britain's adam yates.s is further delay will let the terrorists win. we will go live to paul nuttall, where he will be outlining the manifesto. norman smith, there had been a pause in the campaigning, will there be a change in tone when it resumes today, resuming with the ukip manifesto?” think they're almost certainly will be, maybe a bit more subdued, but this is a big moment for ukip because they have been on a bit of a nosedive really since the brexit result, since the departure of nigel farage, since the repeatedly to ship tussles, the organisational chaos, the hammering they took in the local elections. remember, they lost every single sitting councillor, just one ukip candidate won his seat, so they really are taking a pummelling at the moment, and the hope is that this manifesto can just somehow give them a little bit of a lift. the difficulty of course obviously as they have lost their main purpose, their main aim, mainly brexit. we have all voted for brexit seven no longer the great reason for th

british riders geraint thomas and adam yates are still second and third at the giro d'italia, ten secondsoday. the race has reached the italian mainland after passing through sardinia and sicily — no change in the battle for the overall race win because a small breakaway group managed to hold off the main bunch for the whole135—mile stage. a great day's work for swiss rider silvan dillier, who took his first stage win at a grand tour. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. the bank of england has warned of a squeeze on household incomes this year as the cost of living rises faster than wages. the bank's governor, mark carney, expected only moderate growth for the uk economy. looking further ahead, he predicted a better prospect but only if the government secures a smooth exit from the eu. 0ur economics editor, kamal ahmed, reports. wherever you live, a clear message from the bank. 2017, a year of squeezed incomes, higher prices and slower growth. but better news could be coming. mark carney kicked off his mixed message on the uk economy with a warning. this is goin

a crass as space nine derailsjerome thomas and adam yates's chances at the giro d'italia.ro quintana. the new french president, emmanuel macron, is expected to name his prime minister today, on his first full day in office. mr macron, who was inaugurated as the country's youngest president yesterday, will also travel to germany today for talks with chancellor angela merkel. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield is in paris. in terms of his prime minister, what are the indications? one name is strongly circulating, it may have to be him. emmanuel macron likes to keep his cards to his chest. the lea ks keep his cards to his chest. the leaks may keep his cards to his chest. the lea ks may be keep his cards to his chest. the leaks may be denied afterwards. the name is edward philip. not someone anyone has heard it, unless they come from the port city in an over the country where he is the mayor. importantly the country where he is the mayor. importa ntly he is the country where he is the mayor. importantly he is from the centre—right opposition. not from macron's party. from the re

britain's adam yates made up some of the time lost in last sunday's crash, to go second in the competitiond of his main challenger, nairo quintana, with seven stages to go. boxer liam walsh fell short in his attempts to win his first world title, being stopped inside three rounds by american gervonta davis. davis, the ibf super—featherweight champion, who is promoted by floyd mayweather, made light work of walsh, knocking him down in the third round, and the referee stopped the fight not long after that knock—down. despite playing twice in a day, novak djokovic brushed aside dominic thiem to reach the final at the rome masters. having earlier finished off his rain—delayed quarter—final againstjuan martin del potro, djokovic beat thiem 6—1, 6—0. he will play germany's alexander zverev, who at the age of 20 is the youngest player in a decade to reach a masters final. that certainly puts us to shame. to make gains in a day. i suppose if you concede one game in two sets, thatis you concede one game in two sets, that is not as hard. and for the game of the day yesterday, exeter saracens, which

britain‘s adam yates made up some of the time lost in last sunday‘s crash, to go second in the competitionbeing stopped inside three rounds by american gervanter davis. davis, the ibf super—featherweight champion who is promoted by floyd mayweather, made light work of walsh, knocking him down in the third round. and the referee stopped the fight not long after that knock down. novak djokovic plays in the final of the rome masters later after two wins on saturday. the world number two played finished off his rain delayed quarter—final againstjuan martin del potro and then beat dominic teem 6—1, 6—0. he‘ll play germany‘s alexander zverev, who at the age of 20 is the youngest player in a decade to reach a masters final. djokovich always takes some beating. absolutely, two games in one day. thank you very much. it‘s over three years ago since islamist militants kidnapped 276 girls from their school dormitory in nigeria. yesterday, 82 girls were reunited with their families in abuja. more than 100 of the 276 girls who were taken from the town of chibok, are still being held by the boko haram mi

britons geraint thomas and adam yates both lost no time on the overall leader — they remain second andhave been backed by leading players including andy murray, novak djokovic and rafael nadal. such a tournament would rival the davis cup... which great britain won in 2015... and currently has three—day matches spread over february, april, september and november. pique's plan would see a single tournament take place in one location... over a maximum of ten days. both those premier league matches are still goalless. we will bring you well up—to—date in the next hour or so but that is all the sport for now. more now on the large—scale cyber attack that has targeted more than 30 organisations. our reporterjoins us 30 organisations. our reporterjoins us from southampton. dozens of organisations within the health service have been affected. there are reports that up to 40 could now be affected as well as organisations around the world. we are seeing lots particularly in spain and russia, possibly 74 other countries. this is enormous and happening worldwide. what is the nhs trying to do to le

britain's adam yates will be hoping to be crowned the best young rider at the giro d'italia when it ends but tom dumoulin is the favourite to overturn a 53—second deficit on today's final time trial stage from monza to milan. sir mo farah has shown that he's in good form as he builds up to this summer's world championships in london. farah dominated the 5,000m at the prefontaine classic in the usa, showing his finishing speed to pull away from a strong field in oregon. brilliant win for mo, he carries on winning, so strong at the moment, fantastic. i saw you tweeting about exeter chiefs, how exciting. howl nailbiting was it? i was meant to be ata nailbiting was it? i was meant to be at a children's party and i was listening to it in the car, i thought they would be fine but almost lost it. fair play to wasps. —— wasps. british airways is facing huge compensation costs after thousands of passengers were stranded yesterday because of a catastrophic computer failure. the airline blamed the outage on a power supply problem but says it hopes to run a near normal schedule today. travel writerj

britain's adam yates made up some of the time lost in last sunday's crash to go second in the competitiona with seven stages to go. on to moto gp. and maverick vinales will start on pole position for tomorrow's race in le mans. britain's cal crutchlow set the early pace in the final part of qualifying before being bumped down to fourth. directly ahead of him will be vinales who powered his yamaha to pole ahead of championship leader valentino rossi. the big race of the day the lockinge stakes at newmarket was won by ribchester. jockey william buick rode the 7—4 favourite from the front seeing off lightning spear and breton rock. it's the eighth time sheikh mohammed's godolphin stables have won the lockinge. surfing conjures up an image of sunshine, palm trees and exotic locations. but for british number one luke dillon it's not all glamour as he tries to make it on the world circuit. the sport is on the rise following its inclusion in the olympics, and next week's world championships marks the first step towards tokyo 2020. our olympic sports reporter david mcdaid has been to meet dillon

britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third in tonga and samoa. roberts, who's been capped 91 times by his country, missed out on a third tour with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench, but he'll lead a 32—man squad. which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland on june the 16th. and samoa a week later in the capital apia. iam i am excited everyone involved. it is going to be special, playing the all blacks and samoa. in recent history, they have been a tough team to beat. two very tough games. so it isa to beat. two very tough games. so it is a huge challenge. i can't wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it'll be adams‘ second professional contest. against a woman just over half her age, and will be the first time she's fought over four three—minute rounds. rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women's bouts. the event is now 2—0

change in the overall lead after stage eight of the giro d'italia with britain's geraint thomas and adam yates yates in eighth luxembourg's bobjungels retained the leader's pinkjersey. manchester city after scored again in the women's fa cup final, izzy kristiansen with their second. you can keep up—to—date with all of the stories on the website. that's all sport for now. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. mark kermode is with us as ever to take us through all this week's releases. so we have a political thriller starring jessica chastain called miss sloane. alien: covenant, the latest in the ongoing alien franchise. and jawbone, written by and starring johnny harris. and miss sloane, even looking at the poster i so wanted to like this. it's washington, it's the west wing, already you're in with the intrigue! and it'sjessica chastain and a very fine director, so all the omens look good. so the story isjessica chastain is a lobbyist who gets embroiled in a battle between the people who want controls on gun sales and those who want to sell more guns. early on she is enlisted by a

britain's adam yates is still in the white jersey of the best young rider, he's 8th overall.ir round at the moment. scott jamieson players finishing off their round at the moment. scottjamieson had gone into today's play as one of three players tied for the lead, but the disappointing afternoon has seen him drop down the leaderboard. he has set to double bogeys and is currently on four over par for the day. churchill won the big race of the day, the irish 2000 guineas stakes by jockey ryan moore. day, the irish 2000 guineas stakes byjockey ryan moore. the colt finished two lengths clear of thunder snow and will contest the saint james's palace stakes at ascot from which he is the odds—on favourite. tennis, and the french open gets underway tomorrow and after losing last yea r‘s underway tomorrow and after losing last year's final against novak djokovic, world number one andy murray is hoping to go one better. he faces a russian player in the first round who has beaten before but are still concerned about his opponenfs but are still concerned about his opponent's recent form.

britain's adam yates will be hoping to be crowned the best young rider at the giro d'italia when it endssterday's stage, but tom dumoulin is the favourite to overturn a 53—second deficit on today's final time—trial stage from monza to milan. sir mo farah has shown that he's in good form as he builds up to this summer's world championships in london. farah dominated the 5,000 metres at the prefontaine classic in the usa, showing his finishing speed to pull away from a strong field in oregon. he always makes it look so easy! effortless, that is what roger is going to be like later on the streets and sister! well, i might blight, i'm hoping to be pushing a fella in a wheelchair, so there is a hope that, i don't know, i might get in his slipstream, pushing him along. it should be a good day, all being well, thank you very much, jess. we are going to stay with that theme, obviously the great manchester run is taking place in the city will be particularly poignant this year. of the tens of thousands who ran the london marathon last month, the story of two competitors stood out. when matthew re

luxembourg's bobjungels retains the overall leader's pinkjersey ahead of thomas and fellow briton adam yatesntains tomorrow. it is hard work just watching it. did you watch eurovision? i want to say yes, but no, idid eurovision? i want to say yes, but no, i did not. is that allowed? yes, thatis no, i did not. is that allowed? yes, that is fine. thank you very much, richard. the majority of nhs trusts in england and scotland are getting back to normal, following friday's cyber attack which hit computer systems in around a 100 countries. systems in around 100 countries. questions have been asked about how up today the nhs‘s systems are. let's speak to ben heather from the publication ‘health service journal'. he joins us now from our london newsroom. good morning. if! good morning. if i could pick up on that, questions about how up—to—date the nhs systems are. i presume they will have been look closely looking at how up—to—date they are and updating whatever needs to be done. yes. they will be patching their systems and potentially updating it to call owes the vulnerability that allowed this r

britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third inapped 91 times by his country, missed out on a third tour with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench. but he'll lead a 32—man squad which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland on 16th june. and samoa a week later in the capital apia. i'm excited for everyone involved. it will be two tough games. the game at eden park will be special. plenty for the all blacks and samoa are a tough team to beat. so, two very tough team to beat. so, two very tough games as robin alluded to. and so, it's a huge challenge and i can't wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. arsene wenger still won't reveal what he's planning to do at the end of the season but the arsenal manager has responded to the reports that the board are thinking about restructuring the coaching set up and introducing a director of football. a directedor of football i don't know what he means. is it somebody who stands on the road and directs play right and left. i don't unde

british riders geraint thomas and adam yates are still second and third at the giro d'italia, ten seconds the italian mainland after passing through sardinia and sicily. no change in the battle for the overall race win because a small breakaway group managed to hold off the main bunch for the whole135—mile stage. a great day's work for swiss rider silvan dillier, who took his first stage win at a grand tour. they're under way at the players' championship. often described as golf‘s unofficial fifth major. and ahead of his tee time injust over two hours' time rory mcilroy is looking for a turnaround in fortunes after announcing he'll be using a new club manufacturer. i have been trying to shed a few pounds before here. ifeel like my game is in good shape and i needed to address a few issues in between augusta and here and that is where i was the first ten days after augusta and then i turned my attention elsewhere, but i feel really good coming into this event. andy murray has lost the first set of his madrid open match against borna coric. they are currently on serve in the second set. you

team sky's geraint thomas and 0rica—scott‘s adam yates were caught up in a collision with a stationaryl leader colombia's nairo quitana by five minutes. the race finishes in milan in a fortnight. that's all of the sport for now, spurs leading manchester united by 2-0. spurs leading manchester united by 2—0. that's over and bbc radio five live. time now for the film review, with mark kermode and jane hill. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. mark kermode is with us as ever to take us through all this week's releases. so we have a political thriller starring jessica chastain called miss sloane. alien: covenant, the latest in the ongoing alien franchise. and jawbone, written by and starring johnny harris. and miss sloane, even looking at the poster i so wanted to like this. it's washington, it's the west wing, already you're in with the intrigue! and it'sjessica chastain and a very fine director, so all the omens look good. so the story isjessica chastain is a lobbyist who gets embroiled in a battle between the people who want controls on gun sales and those who want to sell

britain's adam yates will be hoping to be crowned the best young rider at the giro d'italia when it endsut tom dumoulin is the favourite to overturn a 53—second deficit on today's final time trial stage from monza to milan. sir mo farah has shown that he's in good form as he builds up to this summer's world championships in london. farah dominated the 5,000m at the prefontaine classic in the usa, showing his finishing speed to pull away from a strong field in oregon. my my goodness, what a busy weekend of sport! he is looking in good shape. he has, odds—on to retain his title at the world championships in the summer. at the world championships in the summer. interesting watching the footage from the america's cup, it is so dramatic. nobody was injured but heavy damage done to the boat. i've seen the boats in action on the water live and they are fantastic to watch. only when you see them clash like that is when you realise the speed they are travelling at. ben ainslie, so mild—mannered in person, but fearless and ruthless. that is why he is so successful! the biggest concert to take plac

britain's geraint thomas and adam yates came home safely in the main group remaining second and third after winning more than 40 per cent of the vote — almost double his nearest competitor. his victory ends almost a decade of conservative rule as stephen evans reports. certainly a new tone. where the last president was reclusive, this one was the opposite. and whilst previous presidents had lavish inaugurations, this one took barely ten minutes. his president —— his predecessor is imprisoned facing corruption charges. he said, i take office with empty pockets and i will leave with empty pockets and return to my hometown. but tone is easy. hard part is action. the us and korean military is collaborating against north korea, but donald trump and moon jae—in against north korea, but donald trump and moonjae—in have different policies. hardline tramp and softer president moon, how will that work out? president moon has signalled that he is not anti—american but the difficult will be if donald trump decides on a military attack on north korea when president moon is saying, you simply can't

britain‘s geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third inseason. he‘ll lead a 32—man squad, which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland onjune the 16th and samoa a week later in the capital apia. i‘m excited for everyone involved. it will be two tough games. the game at eden park will be special. playing before the all blacks and samoa are a tough team to beat. so, two very tough games as robin alluded to. and so, it‘s a huge challenge and i can‘t wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. arsene wenger still won‘t reveal what he‘s planning to do at the end of the season. but the arsenal manager has responded to the reports that the board are thinking about restructuring the coaching set up and introducing a director of football. and it‘s fair to say he doesn‘t particularly fancy the idea. a director of football i don‘t know what he means. is it somebody who stands on the road and directs play right and left. i don‘t understand. i never could understand what it means. i‘m not prepared to talk about that.

british riders geraint thomas and adam yates are still second and third at the giro d'italia, ten secondshed the italian mainland after passing through sardinia and sicily — no change in the battle for the overall lead because a small breakaway group managed to hold off the main bunch for the whole135—mile stage. a great day's work for swiss rider silvan dillier, who took his first stage win at a grand tour. and that is all the sport for now. much more at half past six. we will be back with your little later on. thank you very much. four weeks from today, britain will go to the polls on thursday the 8th ofjune. as we heard earlier, labour's leadership has formally approved its manifesto. jeremy corbyn most telling us a bit about that earlier. —— was telling us. it's set to be launched next week, but as we mentioned earlier, a draft version had been leaked overnight listing some policies including nationalising the railways and abolishing university tuition fees in england. last week's local election results brought heavy losses for labour and big gains for the conservatives, so what can w

britain's adam yates is 11th.g teams react to such an event such an incident as manchester did. we have games this week as well. that is right. and there was a moment when perhaps the manchester games would not have happened this weekend because of the security concerns but they are going ahead. there is an fa cup final at wembley, many big sporting events that people will want to go to and want to feel safer and there is very much a feeling at the moment in this country that they should simply go ahead. and, also, you know, and this morning we were reflecting on manchester united's win last night. it was quite interesting. there was one minute ‘s silence to the victims of the attack. the fans chose to do was to sing and chant and it was a moment of rebellion. a wonderful moment. ifelt a moment moment of rebellion. a wonderful moment. i felt a moment oh, moment of rebellion. a wonderful moment. ifelt a moment oh, they moment of rebellion. a wonderful moment. i felt a moment oh, they are not going to go quiet. and

team sky‘s geraint thomas and orica—scott‘s adam yates were both caught up in a collision with a stationarytages to go but that crash means it is all overfor him. stages to go but that crash means it is all over for him. which must be frustrating, because he was going so well. now —— narwhals, the sea mammals known for their long tusks, are thought of as one of the most enigmatic creatures in the sea. now, for the first time, scientists have filmed them using the tusk to catch food. canadian researchers working in the arctic saw them hit and stun fish. in the footage, you can see the narwhal, often called the unicorn of the sea, swishing its head to knock the fish, and then scooping it up as it swims. it doesn‘t look like much of a scoop, it is too pointy! and how would you get it... they scoop it in and move over and hoover it up. and how do you know so much about them? i should have been studying at your school, clearly. it is the basics, you have to know what your narwhals are about. and you have to watch the octonauts. they have a narwhal. if you were hoping for a pay rise this year, yo

geraint thomas moved up to second place, behind new leader bob yungles, with adam yates third.talking about the things that matter to them in this election. rob says, "how can people who are negatively affected by the policies of the conservative government vote for theresa may?" nicky says, "am i living in some weird parallel universe? we have a country where the nhs, welfare, widows, widowers benefit, social care, schools, prisons, have seen sweeping funding cuts overall in the name of austerity and yet we have some people with disabilities about to vote for theresa may." . we have seen seen people die due to missed operations. i'm dumbfounded and i'm missing something. please tell me i'm having a nightmare and i will wa ke i'm having a nightmare and i will wake up soon." those two messages are representative of quite a few we've had from you. keep your comments coming in. victims of the tainted blood scandal could sue the government over claims of a potential cover—up. last month we revealed that victims of the scandal — one of the worst in the history of the nhs — were stil

british riders geraint thomas and adam yates will start stage 7 of the giro d'italia in second and third moving north. stage 6 out of 21 yesterday was won by swiss rider silvan diliali, his first stage victory at a grand tour. jonny brownlee says he is hungry to put the hurt of last year's world series behind him. he missed out on the world title in the heat of mexico, in the the last race of the season, as brother alistair famously had to help an exhaused jonny over the line. he's back in action in yokohama tomorrow and if it's going to be hot there, brownlee will be prepared for it, after working with the royal navy. i have spent more time in the hot and humid conditions. at home i have converted my conservatory into a kind of heat chamber. so i can get my conservatory going, most people sit around on a nice city, but mine gets up to about 37 degrees in the heat sometimes. i can switch away in there. i have had a few sessions in there. i have had a few sessions in there to try to get used to your karma. he will have a whopping heating bill. he can grow some plans at the same time. the

britain's geraint thomas and adam yates remain second and third overall after the fifth stage of theing for him, he has to go out and do it all again today. he will not make the same mistake again. do it all again today. he will not make the same mistake againm do it all again today. he will not make the same mistake again. it is rather funny, however. it is ratherfunny, however. a telemarketing company that bombarded people with unwanted calls about ppi compensation and road traffic accident claims is facing a record fine from the information commissioner. keurboom communications has been issued with a £400,000 fine for making the cold calls. more than 1000 complaints were made about the company over an 18 month period as they made almost 100 million calls. in the past year 23 companies have been fined for making nuisance calls by the ico, making it their busiest year dealing with unwanted marketing calls. here with us now is simon entwisle, the deputy commissioner of the information commissioner's office to tell us how big a problem this is. ican i can see already it is quite a big

so, poor old geraint thomas and adam yates, caught up in the spectacular crash. amazing.es in a top—level bike race. there is no making up five minutes in a top-level bike race. no, there is not. thank you. let's talk about other news making headlines. there‘s no such thing as healthy obesity according to a team of scientists at birmingham university. researchers conducted a study of more than three million people and found that having excess fat increases the risk of suffering heart disease and stroke. joining me now is paul gately, professor of exercise and obesity. and i know that you have contributed to this report, haven‘t you? it is an enormous amount of people to have studied. tell us what you think are the most important things to come out of it? the most important thing is we are still on the pendulum swing of the debate about fat and fitness. what scientists like to do is put things into boxes. u nfortu nately is put things into boxes. unfortunately people don‘t live in boxes. when you put things into boxes. when you put things into boxes and you compare them wi

i want to get back to the top story, sally yates hearing making waves in washington. adam shapiro has more. adam, the big takeaway here, good news people should be celebrating, james clapper under oath saying no, there was no collusion between donald trump campaign and russia itself. i mean that is the narrative that had been pushed over and over again by the mainstream mediaport port trish, sometimes the answer to one question can obviously raise self others. so former national intelligence director james clapper testified there was no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russian officials. president trump tweeted, director clapper reiterated what everybody including the fake media already knows. there is no evidence of collusion with russia and trump. but clapper also said he was unaware while serving as director of national intelligence that the fbi was conducting a counterintelligence investigation. yates on the other hand testified that the reason she contacted white house about former national security advisor michael flynn had to do with flynn's conv

. >> here's what adam schiff expects we could hear from sally yates on monday. i think we have that sound. >> she has important information the public ought to hear about what led to the firing of michael flynn. that testimony involves flynn's secret conversations with the russian ambassador on the subject of sanctions. those sanctions dealt with the russian hacking of our elections designed to help donald trump. sally yates can shed important light on that. i think for that reason the white house does not want her to testify. >> i'm going to let you get the last word of the week on this subject. what do you think the white house -- what do you predict? you follow them, you cover them every day. what is their next move on this drum beat? >> continuing dismissal of this story and continued attempts to distance themselves from the players involved. >> do you think they escalate? he accused obama -- do you think they go on offense and accuse the obama -- >> we know trump likes to hit back. >> they like to h first. >> thrown up distractions along the way. an spicer