colin paterson, bbc news, in barnsley. as you have never seen him before!sunshine. that is certainly the case in the highlands of scotland, this was taken not long ago. barely a cloud in the sky. not everyone is seeing sunshine

colin paterson, bbc news, bold in barnsley.r recognised colin with that quiff? an impressive haircut. a lot of hairspray involved in that we are reliably told and colin says he was trying to play homage to the smiths front man morrisey. i don't think he looks much different now. he doesn't have hair any more. that's what he was doing, emulating jedward. i quite like that. i think it's a good look. they asked a personal question? no. we will have the sport and the weather coming up later. perhaps you have some pictures you would like to share of hair gone by. send them to us and we will try to 5how send them to us and we will try to show them later in the programme. theresa may has spent months calling for a special economic partnership with the european union after brexit, but today her focus turns to security. in around an hour, at a conference in munich, she is expected to ask for a unique arrangement to enshrine benefits of cooperation". so how safe will we be after we leave the eu? let's talk to the security expert ciaran m

colin paterson, bbc news, in barnsley. good afternoon.the uk and eu can continue to work together on security. in a speech in germany, the prime minister said that the uk's commitment to protecting europe from threats was "unconditional" but warned that failing to cooperate would put everyone at risk. in response the president of the european commission said he would welcome a close security alliance but it must be negotiated separately from brexit. our political correspondent vicki young reports. in defence and security, the uk is a significant player and the prime minister hopes that will get her a special deal. she arrived in munich, keen to lay out britain's contribution. generous spending on defence and expertise it wants to share, even after brexit. theresa may urged the eu to take a practical approach. this cannot be a time when any of us allow competition between partners, rigid, institutional restrictions, or deep—seated ideology to inhibit our cooperation and jeopardise the security of our citizens. she's calling for a new secur

tenth in the last five years, he leaves ba rnsley their tenth in the last five years, he leaves barnsley sign a contract until the end of next season. he succeeds thomas kristensen who was sacked on sunday. england's match with wales in the six nations this weekend is looking like a defining match in the tournament this year after big wins for both on the opening weekend, warren gatland today announced an unchanged starting 15 the match at twickenham, leigh halfpenny one of ten llanelli scarlets players to start, he scored two tries in the 34-7 start, he scored two tries in the 34—7 win over scotland. george north is back available and returns to the bench, liam williams will not feature despite taking part in full training this week. the winter olympics begin on friday. thirty—two russian athletes have appealed against their exclusion in a bid to compete — they include those who had their life bans lifted by the court of arbitration for sport last week. forty—three russians were banned for life from the olympics following an ioc investigation into state—sponsored russian doping at the 2

strugglers hull city and barnsley drew i—i at the kcom stadium.s to mount on reading managerjaap stam after his team were beaten three one at home by sheffield united, who move back into the playoff places with two goals from billy sharp. rangers have narrowed the gap at the top of the scottish premiership to six points after a 4—1 win at stjohnstone. rangers took the lead with a penalty and then doubled it on 25 minutes through josh windass. rangers were three up before half time and put the match beyond doubt when alfredo morelos made it four. stjohnstone scored a late consolation but they couldn't whose next league match will be against leaders celtic. in tonight's other match, hearts‘ kyle lafferty had a stoppage time penalty saved as his side had to settle for a point at home to kilmarnock. kilmarnock stay sixth, two points behind hearts, but killie do have two games in hand. hibernian head coach neil lennon has received two charges from the scottish fa, following saturday's 2—2 draw at kilmarnock. lennon reacted angrily when the referee awar

colin paterson, bbc news, bald in barnsley. i like colin's look back in the day!you recognise that? that is not bonjovi, that is our very own mike bu5hell! magnificent. have we got any others? i'm sure we have. oh, charlie! le55 hair. that's quite an odd thing that you get older and gain more hair! marvellou5. getting better as the years marvellou5. getting better as the yea r5 go marvellou5. getting better as the years go on. next one. but hey, let's turn that off now! no—one recognise there, just a young graduate... let's talk about it. time is ticking on. let's look at some view picture5, we? —— view our pictures. that's a resplendent bouffant, i mu5t that's a resplendent bouffant, i must say. here's patrick. a homage tojohnny rotten? and sarah 5ay5 a homage tojohnny rotten? and sarah says her hairdo required a lock of hairspray. that's a good look, look5 like sort of mid—805, that kind of time. terrific. eli5e chri5tie i5 time. terrific. eli5e chri5tie is on the ice in the 1500 metres, remember 5he had a devastating crash in the final of the 500 metres. she tr

the ao—year—old leaves barnsley to move to elland road and has signed a contract that runs until themas christiansen who was sacked on sunday after a dismal run of form which has seen leeds not win a match since boxing day. wales named an unchanged starting tea m wales named an unchanged starting team for the game on saturday. just one change on the bench with george north getting the nod instead of owen watkin. the winter olympics begin on friday but 32 russian athletes have appealed against their exclusion. and they include those who had their life bans lifted by the court of arbitration for sport last week. 43 russians were banned for life from the olympics following an ioc investigation into state—sponsored russian doping at their home games in 2014. 28 of those were over—turned last thursday. overturned last thursday. the ioc then turned down a request for 13 of the 28 — and two coaches — to compete. the hearings will take place on wednesday. we need to make it clear to the world that our decisions and actions are based on principles that distinguish the olympic movement from en

colin paterson, bbc news, in barnsley. as you have never seen him before! let's have a look at the weather. for many, it is a sparkling saturday. there is a good deal of sunshine. that is certainly the case in the highlands of scotland, this was taken not long ago. barely a cloud in the sky. not everyone is seeing sunshine all the time, more cloud in places. this cloud is what we can see tomorrow. this cloud brings some outbreaks of rain. especially in northern and central england. it fizzles out over the next few hours. spells of sunshine, temperatures of 7—12d. it is a fine evening. it will turn cold overnight, temperatures getting down to freezing, away from south—west england. some outbreaks of drizzle through the early hours. temperatures of about 7 degrees. some patches of mist and fog in northern england. a chilly start in central and eastern areas. right at first, cloud in the west through the day. there will be rain eastwards as the afternoon wears on. mild air, highs of 7—iid. this is bbc news, our latest headlines: commentator: lizzie yarnold goe

coming up in sport: leeds united have announced the appointment of barnsley boss paul heckingbottom as in the last five years. it's 100 years ago today that women first got the right to vote, provided they were over 30 and owners of property. to mark the centenary of that historic reform, campaigners are calling for posthumous pardons to be given to women who were jailed in the fight for universal suffrage. meanwhile, the prime minister will mark the anniversary by warning that online intimidation of women is threatening democracy. jane hill is in westminster. hello, ben. welcome to central lobby, to the absolute heart of parliament he won this very, very significant day. the lobby is particularly noisy and busy. there is an awful lot of school groups around here today on this very significant anniversary. boys and girls, i should stress, being reminded of what today is all about. our correspondent adina campbell ta kes a our correspondent adina campbell takes a look first ball and gives us this reminder of the suffragette movement —— first. white the campaign started off with peaceful

resort activists say those behind the development are offshore companies involved in tax avoidance barnsley reports european skiers enjoying the winter sunshine in the results of may or may not know they will you list the world heritage sites the beautiful ancient forest here supposedly protected by bulgarian and international environmental laws. the plans to expand the skiing area by cutting down far more of the forests has been enthusiastic lee backed by the government as economically lucrative but condemned by environmentalists as the rate of nature some of the trees are a thousand years old the bears and the wolves would lose their habitats if we allow this to happen in theory national park then the skiing projects can start in all our national parks we only have three plus in our nature park so we will open the pandora box and this will be the end of protected areas in the area. it's as much about how controversial it is that protests against the scheme of being held in cities all over europe and beyond it's also claimed to be part of a much wider rotten story about the rule of law in

in five different cou nty unit in barnsley. you have not got a chance. numbers problem and a lesson in geography. headteachers we have spoken to think funding should entirely come from central government so children in all areas get the same chances. new legislation to cap poor—value energy tariffs and save consumers money is being introduced to parliament this afternoon. the government says it will protect millions of consumers 11 million of consumers the industry has warned the cap could stifle competition, something denied by the government. you discount the idea of a price cap asa you discount the idea of a price cap as a halfway house. what do you mean? -- you described. politicians need to make up their minds whether they want a fully price regulated market or a competitive market. if you want a competitive market you need energy firms to create terrorists that have big price differentials because that encourages people to switch. with the price cap, there is a danger people will be reluctant to switch because they feel c

the wellspring academy trust runs pupil referral units in five council areas, including here in barnsley then you end up having 200, 300, 400? so there's obviously real concerns about that and i think that's just a real pressure in the system. you know, there are children coming out of mainstream education into alternative provision and it is putting a massive pressure on the system. this is a pattern that we've seen, year—on—year, more and more children being excluded. and actually, the sector hasn't been given the attention it needs to cope with this huge influx of students. i guess the question is how does that increase impact on the pupil referral units that some of the kids will end up in? well, some have buckled under the sheer weight of numbers. the former head we met had so many children he had no choice but to send them across the city for tuition at more than ten different education companies. pupils even had lessons in libraries. his unit was rated inadequate by 0fsted. theyjust couldn't keep the children safe. well, i agreed safeguarding was an issue. seeing these kids every

the 40—year—old leaves barnsley to move to elland road and has signed a contract that runs until theleeds not win a match since boxing day. wales have named an unchanged starting 15 for their six nations game against england at twickenham on saturday.