even though he is the qualifier, anthony mcgill is probably on the back foot.form he has had three matches of the qualifiers. you would expect ryan day to get off to a better start. you will be able to see those two matches live or on the red button. highlights at 11:15pm as well. there is a "tsunami" of corrpution in lower level tennis, according to a report published today looking into match fixing in the sport. a bbc and buzzfeed investigation uncovered suspected illegal betting in tennis last year today's report in response recommends the sport distances itself from gambling to tackle a significant problem at lower and middle levels of the game. joe wilson has been assessing the findings. the report is now delivered. it says no cover—up. 0ne fundamental question... when people watch tennis this summer, can they believe what they see? yes. the reason for that is that the conclusions that the panel has reached on the basis of the evidence is that at the higher level, in other words for people are watching it, there is very little incentive to breach integrity

credit to anthony mcgill. judd trump inactions night, no problem for him tonight?im tonight? -- in action tonight. he missed plenty of balls in his previous game but he has a good re cord previous game but he has a good record against chris and i think thatjudd record against chris and i think that judd trump will come through. thanks. all of the matches are available through the red button. here's a quick look at some of the other sports stories making the headlines today. jin daxing is the leader of china open after the first round — he's the world number 1,a26. and has only made the cut of a european tour event once before. england's matt wallace is tied for second, one shot back. rafael nadal came through an all spanish tie in the last 16 at the barcelona 0pen — beating guillamo garcia—lopez in straight sets. nadal is eyeing an 11th title in the spanish capital. and sir ben ainslie has changed tack in his bid to win the america's cup, sailing's oldest prize. he'll be backed by britain's largest privately—owned company, ineos, who're financing a £110 million cha

setting up a clash with anthony mcgill or brian day in the next round.e lost on the third to take the lead. after that, he is not so confident to play. and this morning, i played a good safety. and he got some chances to play but he didn't make that well. he gives me the chance to play. ijust keep scoring andi chance to play. ijust keep scoring and i so good. the qualifier ricky watters also due to the last 16. he beats luke purcell becomes the fifth

and earlier today, anthony mcgill won five frames in a row to complete a remarkable comeback beat ryan6—3 overnight. mcgill, will now play ding junhui in the second—round. take drugs, or race against men, that's the choice facing some female athletes, under new rules imposed by the athletics' governing body. the iaaf has introduced new measures to stop women with naturally high levels of testosterone gaining a competitive advantage. the 800m olympic champion caster semenya is among those likely to be affected, as alex capstick reports. the dominant figure in women's middle—distance running. the only big old world —— building our lose some pussycats raised questions over her gender and whether she has an unfair advantage. it's a controversy which the world of athletics has been grappling with ever since she emerged as a global champion in 2009. rules to limit the amount of natural testosterone in female athletes which was suspended in 2015 have been reintroduced, but this time with a focus on specific events. like the 800 and 5000 meters. those who produce elevated levels will be given

off the four frames required in just over an hour that sets up a second—round match with either anthony mcgillfield we've seen the reigning champion mark selby knocked out and also the five—time champion ronnie o'sullivan have first—round wobbles. ding looks in great form though. it is good to come back with the last important frame in third to ta ke last important frame in third to take the lead. after that, he is not so take the lead. after that, he is not so confident to play the rest of them. and this morning i played good safety, and it was some chance to play, but he did not make it that well. there were some easy chances to play. gent—mac, ijust keeps going andi to play. gent—mac, ijust keeps going and i feel good. to play. gent—mac, ijust keeps going and ifeel good. —— to play. gent—mac, ijust keeps going and i feel good. —— yeah, to play. gent—mac, ijust keeps going and ifeel good. —— yeah, i keep going and i feel good. plenty more action coming up this evening, and hazel irvine can tell us what we can look forward to. stewart bingham, the 2015 champion, finds himself one frame down a

he won all eight frames against anthony mcgill.place in the quarterfinals, and both matches resume tonight at 7 o'clock. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the travel show, we help celebrate 90 years of australia's legendary flying doctors service. what a remarkable bit of kit! yes. we investigate the mysterious ghost lights spotted over a town in texas. and we head to china to try out a style of skiing which is reckoned to be over 8000 years old. this week i'm in australia's northern territory. this massive state covers nearly 1.5 million square kilometres. it is the most sparsely populated part of australia and living out here can be hard. because of the sheer size of this part of the country, air travel has been an important part of life in the northern territory for the past 100 years. it's also the reason that the royal flying doctor service was set up 90 years ago, pioneering the then—revolutionary idea of using planes to bring medical care to remote communities. i have

to the world snooker championship and ding is in the quarterfinals after beating anthony mcgill. in the opening game of the session. here is the favourite to win the title. ronnie o'sullivan is that of the tournament. let's bring you live pictures from the crucible in sheffield. ricky walden up crucible in sheffield. ricky walden up againstjudd trump. trump is leading 11—9. he needs two more friends to progress through to the quarterfinals and join ding junghui. for now, back to you. let's ta ke let's take you to the house of commons. the new secretary of state for housing, communities and local government, james brokenshire, is taking questions now in the house of commons. he was only appointed a short while ago. here's taking questions about homes and lack of them for people who cannot afford them. two honourable members from right across this house, particularly new members. and you're what a sad loss he is. in response to the question by the honourable lady, i would point to the fact of the £9 billion i have highlighted and also the fact that, in 2016/ 41,530 affordable housi

on the other table, ding junhui is 4—1 up against anthony mcgill.st time and to devote yea rs. ice hockey the first time and to devote years. britain came from 2—0 down against hungary to secure promotion and the gold medal. it means that next year they will play the elite nations such as canada, russia and sweden. it was a momentous occasion for the sport in this country, as he told me a few moments ago. great britain are ranked 24th in the world. they were the lowest ranked team going into this tournament. everybody was inspecting them to go straight back down to where they came from having had promotion 12 months ago in belfast. for them to go off and do what they have done, which is win a gold medal, and be the first team in the history of the sport to bounce from the third tier to the second tier, to the top tier, and winning gold medals on this occasion, is just phenomenal. this is the sort of result which will resonate with people who don't necessarily follow ice hockey. what could it do the sport in britain? it is a great sign that i'm here

a brilliant first session saw the tournament favourite take a 8—0 lead against anthony mcgill, and althoughare the eight available frames, it puts ding in an almost unassailable position this is video of a new world record being set for surfing the world's biggest wave. brazilian rodrigo kosha rode the massive wave in november. it has now been confirmed to be just over 2a metres high. it happened in nazaray in portugal. kosha broke the record set by an american surfer in 2011 by a couple of feet. the brazilian said he always tries to ride big waves, but after nearly dying while surfing in 2014, coming back and now being awarded the record makes it the happiest day in his life. the philippine president rodrigo duterte has announced a permanent ban on citizens going to work in kuwait. the move follows the murder of a filippina maid in february in kuwait, which led to widespread protests. it's thought there are more than 250,000 filipinos working in kuwait, many of them as domestic servants. president duterte has urged them to come home. i would like to address the repatriatsim — the economy i

he will face anthony mcgill or brian gay next. he is one of the favourites to win it this year.f this is attribute are pouring in as south africa's record try scorer bryan habana has called time on his career. a world olympic 400 metre champion, weight gain the kirk has posted his thoughts. the winger scored 67 tries in one agent 24 test and was part of the springbok side that won the 2007 rugby world cup and is currently with toulon. faf du plessis says he has been an inspiration and a true asset. —— ambassador. you can get all the news from our website. from me, that is a wednesday sport briefing. —— that is your. let's go live to the wellington war memorial gym hyde park. you can see prince harry with meghan markle, they are attending a dawn service right now to commemorate anzac day. this is at the new zealand memorial where you can see prince harry is laying a wreath right now. this is part of several events taking place across europe. his father prince charles has been attending a dawn service in france as well, with the australian prime minister malcolm turnbull. prince h

he won all 8 frames against anthony mcgill this morning.t is time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is who else but mark kermode? what have you got far as this week? millar very interesting week. we have beast, a psychological thriller set on jersey. avengers: infinity war, the latest in the mcu series, and the womb, a coming—of—age story with a different was that i like the son of beast. i really like the film itself, said in jersey, beast. i really like the film itself, said injersey, essential performance who plays a young woman called mole, a domineering mother played with a hint of anxiety, as if she is somehow frightened by her daughters. letting her. our heroine meets this young man called pascal, who is a woodsman, a wild character, and a midget leave the family take against him. plus the rest of the community are very suspicious, but she falls in love with him and he sparks in her a rebellious spirit that has hitherto been kept under wraps. here

he won all frames against anthony mcgill, for a place in the quarterfinals.s has booked his place into the next round this afternoon, by beating jack casale ski 13-1. afternoon, by beating jack casale ski 13—1. the other match of the afternoon, mark williams is leading robert wilkins seven frames to five. all of that is on the bbc sport website. that is all the sport for now, we will have plenty more for you at around 5:30pm. they discussed the importance of the iran nuclear deal as the best way of neutralising the threat of the nuclear armed iran, agreeing the priority of the international community remain preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapons. the european leaders talks came as michael pompeo also reiterated america's determination to prevent the iranians ever getting a nuclear weapons. on his first visit to the middle east, mr pompeo said tehran had suffered dunn —— iran had suffered worse behaviour. iran has only behaved worst since the deal was approved. in yemen, iran continues to support the violent to the rebels by providing military equip

on the other table, another former finalist is generally playing anthony mcgill, that in its early stages first one handed player to be drafted by an nfl team after being selected by the seattle seahawks on the fifth round. he had his left—hand amputated when he was for having been born with a condition which prevented his fingers growing normally. hejoins his brother at the seahawks. i was seven years old and my coach was telling me but all was for two handed players, my first interception... griffin, linebacker, university of florida. griffin! everett, knows about the ball, relentless, big hitter. this is an outstanding player. who is to say he cannot lay in the nfl? people call me shack. don't tell my brother, he doesn't like that. my brother plays for the seahawks, doesn't like that. my brother plays for the sea hawks, we doesn't like that. my brother plays for the seahawks, we are a typical twins. he helped me get my maths grade and he helped me get my english. i'd talked to all my friends and they kept saying why are you talking, why are you ignoring me? it was game over, that was t

quickly reeled off four frames in a row to clinch a 10—3 win, setting up a clash with either anthony mcgillcan get all those stories on the bbc sport website... we are building up to the big game at anfield and we will be back with you at 6:30pm for a special sports day. we look forward to that. now our top story... president trump has formally welcomed the french leader, emmanuel macron, to the white house for talks, with the focus on trade and the iran nuclear deal. they've been holding a news conference in the last hour. there is a ticking clock on this because the president has two sign off again on the sanctions and that comes on may 12. that is correct. may 12 is the deadline we are thinking about in terms of whether the us will decide to stay in the iran deal or to pull the us out of it, which in effect would happen if mr trump decided to restore those sanctions. the europeans have been in a full—court press for some time to try to get mr trump to change his mind, and president macron taking the lead with his special trip here, the first state visit mr trump is hosting. mr trump has

world snooker championship after beating xiao guodong. beating xiao guodong. clinch with either anthony mcgillean night. another electric european night. we‘ll have all the build—up from anfield live in sportsday from 630. anfield live in sportsday from 630. and that‘s all the sport for now. to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. come is that right? what are they? lets for which just weeks or even days. days. than one person, it‘s considered brothel keeping and that is illegal. brothel keeping and that is illegal. these pop up brothels are being investigated by a group of mps. investigated by a group of mps. say that every police force in the uk is dealing with them. uk is dealing with them. brothels largely because of the internet. internet. workers putting cards in phone boxes. now all the adverts online. prostitution and sex workers said this. this. internet has dramatically changed the phenomenon. the phenomenon. huge prevalence across the whole of the uk of pop up brothels. the uk of pop up brothels. unique adverts of sex workers and prostitutes every month. prostitutes every month. it is al