newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan.ight, we'll ask the dup what next for northern ireland after those power—sharing talks collapse. and, new trouble for oxfam as another big name ambassador halts his association with the charity. join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with evan. here on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh woozencroft. it's a ‘fab five‘ for liverpool in the champions league as sadio mane inspires them to victory over porto in the last 16. there‘s another happy red as the ‘flying tomato‘ shaun white takes his third halfpipe gold at the winter olympics. chris froome says he should be allowed to compete as he returns to cycling for the first time since an adverse drugs test. well, plenty to come but if you‘re a liverpool fan and you cancelled that valentine‘s day dinner in order to watch the football tonight, congratulations, you clearly made the right decision. and it was a case of ‘p.s i love you‘ asjurgen klopp‘s side wrote home with a huge 5—0 win aw

join me now on bbc two. good . hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm hugh ferris.he headlines tonight. eden hazard helps take chelsea back into the premier league top four... and the pressure off manager antonio conte, as they beat west brom 3—0. swept away in the slopestyle. britain's aimee fuller is just one snowboarder to crash in vicious cross winds at the winter olympics... and coming up... two years since the crash that could have paralysed her, we speak to cyclist vicky barnes on the end of the long road back... thanks forjoining us. chelsea emphatically ended their losing streak in the premier league, beating the bottom side west brom 3—0 at stamford bridge. it reduces the pressure on chelsea manager antonio conte, as tim hague reports. how antonio conte could do with a player like frank lampa rd how antonio conte could do with a player like frank lampard at the moment, but if he thought the italian‘s position was precarious, spare a thought for west brom. bottom and seven points from safety, could things get worse? daniel sturridge suffering more injury pr

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan. and tomorrow a cabinet committee is it arguing about brexit and what it should look like. so we'll have our own inhouse gathering tonight, thrashing out those arguments. everyone agrees we finally need to make some big decisions, but can they agree on what to do? join me now on bbc two. that's newsnight with evan. here on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. over. hello there. a frosty night for those of you who finished the day with some sunshine today, but for many parts of the uk, skies were a good deal more like this weather watcher‘s spot, captured in north berwick through the afternoon. afternoon. greater conditions. that will stop the temperatures from dropping too much and will help to introduce something a little less chilly for tomorrow, if i show you the chart where you see the yellows the chart where you see the yellows the slightly less hello, you're watching bbc news. i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre, these are our headlines tonight. no drama for spurs.

you can watch the action from the welsh open on the bbc two in wales and the bbc sport website.en o'clock this evening. period against walsall did go ahead last night despite extraordinary scenes at london road, this video of peterborough players steven taylor and junior mirallas grabbing some brooms and helping to clear their lines. the snow threatened to abandon a game they were winning and they eventually went on to win that 2-1. no they eventually went on to win that 2—1. no small part to them. and if you think it is just the 2—1. no small part to them. and if you think it isjust the uk... fernando alonso brave the elements to managejust fernando alonso brave the elements to manage just one lap fernando alonso brave the elements to managejust one lap before calling it a day. and the mercedes tea m calling it a day. and the mercedes team will be making use of their free time building their own snowman. free time building their own snowman. it became quite a hit on social media. never miss a chance for branding! a reminder that the big game tonight is at the home of football,

you can follow it live on bbc two.has been struggling with a hip injury, could be called upon for the final rubber against roberto bautista agut if norrie could push it to a decider. but he is struggling in that third set in this robber. he must win it to keep this robber. he must win it to keep this tie alive. liam broady is pencilled in to play. kyle edmund is waiting in the wings should he be needed. victories for ireland and wales yesterday in their opening rugby six nations matches. defending champions england should make a winning start this afternoon. they take on italy in rome. ben te'o has got the nod ahead ofjonathan joseph at in rome. ben te'o has got the nod ahead ofjonathanjoseph at outside centre. he's not played for england since last year's six nations, he scored against italy at twickenham when he made his first start. we are very happy with the team. it's a great opportunity for them on sunday. the preparation they have had has been first class. the attitude and effort of the players has been outstand

highlights from the winter olympics coming up shortly on bbc two. i will have more sport throughout the evening. bbc news has learned that the commonwealth has begun considering who might succeed the queen as the head of the organisation. member states could choose anyone as the ceremonial leader, as the role is not hereditary. the bbc has been told 53 member states have established a high level group to look at how the commonwealth is governed — and it's been meeting for the first time today in london. our diplomatic correspondent james landalejoins us now. quite a sensitive issue. hugely sensitive and that is why it is a debate that many would prefer to be held behind closed doors. they did not want to be hugely publicised but at the meeting took place today, this new group, a high—level group of thing —— tenure, what figures to start discussing how the gulf —— how the commonwealth is governed. they should a statement saying the debate has been open but it is not the mandate of this particular group to start to make decisions about the succession o

this is on bbc two. you can see that norrie has a 3—2 lead.e can win this, it is 3-3 rubber. if he can win this, it is 3—3 in the tie—break, the captain will have a decision to make. would he risk kyle edmund in what would be a deciding rubber? you can follow that on bbc two. that is all of the sport for now. i will have much more for you in the next hour. will you be watching the spurs game? imight be will you be watching the spurs game? i might be hiding behind the sethi. we should beat your lot. i don‘t think so, i think it is liverpool‘s. —— i might be hiding behind the settee. i‘m nota behind the settee. i‘m not a betting man but i‘m quietly confident. moving on... the aviation watchdog is to investigate airlines seating practices. it comes after accusations that flight operators are deliberately splitting up operators are deliberately splitting up groups so they pay extra to sit together. the civil aviation authority said passengers paying up to £400 million each year to be reallocated. 0ne to £400 million each year to be reallocated. on

winter olympics coverage on bbc one, 01’ winter olympics coverage on bbc one, or saturday kitchen live bbc twod go on trial for war crimes at the hague, according to a government minister. also in the next hour: britain‘s bid for an olympic title at the 2018 winter olympics. triple world champion short—track speed skater elise christie goes in the heats of the 500m event. a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are becoming victims. the travel show will explain all in half an hour‘s time.

able to see them on bbc two at10.00, we will be able to see them on bbc two at 10.00, we will have livesouth africa. while scotland‘s marc warren is one of six players tied in fifth place, that‘s one shot ahead of westwood who is on 13 under. he carded a third round of 69, which produced 5 birdies, including one on the final hole. horse racing, and there was a big surprise in the race of the day, as former cheltenham festival winner faugheen was beaten in the irish champion hurdle at leopardstown. the nine to ten favourite in the white, had been ahead, but eight to one shot supasundae was the stronger heading home and won by a couple of lengths. the victor, trained byjessie harrington was ridden by robbie power. britain‘s evie richards collapsed after living up to her billing as the favroutite by winning the women‘s under 23 title at the cyclo cross world championships. richards won the title in 2016 and finished third last year. she was carried to the medical tent, but recovered to stand on the podium at valkenburg in the netherlands. ben tulett made it back to back world title wins fo

you can see that tomorrow afternoon on bbc two at 4:45 tomorrow afternoon on bbc two at 4:16 p.m.. band of cloud working its way in from the atlantic. that is a weather front which has become very slow—moving and is running into some pretty cold air. we will see cloud and patchy rain but we will also see some snow. across parts of eastern scotla nd some snow. across parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, some icy stretches as well. this weather front, very slow—moving. patchy rain until snow. by 12 o'clock, we will see something a bit brighter into western scotland. but with some hefty and boundary showers, we will continue to seek cloud and outbreaks of patchy rain. snow over higher ground. something perhaps a little bit brighter through parts of wales and the south—west. also in the far south—east, a bit of uncertainty about how much of that patchy rain will ever arrive here. the wet weather will slowly fizzle away. i suspect we will see some patchy rain at times. potentially some wet weather in paris as well. large areas of cloud. some of these could be wintry at time

we will see you at ten o'clock on bbc two. stay with us, headlines coming up.orning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. in the last hour, theresa may has urged the european union to put aside "political doctrine and ideology" and sign up to a post—brexit security treaty with britain. first, let's update you with what's happening with president trump. president trump has met survivors of wednesday's high school gun attack in florida, in which 17 people were killed. he praised emergency workers and medical staff for their response, but has refused to discuss gun laws, despite strong calls from those affected by the shootings. in the last hour, theresa may has urged the european union to put aside "political doctrine and ideology" and sign up to a post—brexit security treaty with britain. speaking at a conference in munich, she said that nothing must get in the way of britain and the eu helping each other to keep people safe. she also spoke about the need for real political will to safeguard the level of cooperation which has developed over de

newsnight is on bbc two. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are.es, good evening, welcome along to sportsday. pogba on the sidelines, david de gea grabs the headlines with manchester united held in spain. time for cool heads as britain's men's curlers hope to keep their olympic medal hopes alive. and putting their careers on the line, haye and bellew prepare for a rematch. the champions league has provided plenty of drama so far for the english clubs involved. tonight the turn of manchester united in the first leg of their last 16 tie with sevilla in spain. the absence of record signing paul pogba from their starting line—up raised eyebrows, as did the performance of david de gea in the goalless draw. the location was certain. but best laid plans don't always work and in sevilla, jose mourinho's lasted 60 minutes. that is when ander herrera's leg let him down. anyone could feel for him. who could team turn to? how about the record signing, paul pogba, £89 million substitute, not trusted to start. up front, who would you rely on to make the most of

andy moore reported on the story for bbc news. the two men ca ptu red story for bbc news. men captured by kurdish forces last month and captured by the americans. together with another two men, they formed the kidnap gang known as the beatles, because they were usually masked and their captors could hear only their british accents. the reference there and on the bbc knew whether —— website of the gangs nickname of the beatles, annoyed some viewers. over the past few years, reports of sexual exploitation and abuse are those in powerful positions have hit institutions such as parliament, the church, the film industry, the world of sport and the bbc. and on saturday the headlines in the times newspaper focused on the charity sector. their investigation found that in 2011 four members of staff at oxfam had been sacked and three others resigned over charges of using local women, some under age, sex after the earthquake in haiti. further revelations followed and the bbc has been following up the story with angus crawford reporting on sunday evening. the government is 110w sunday

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's emily maitlis.onight, one of the most powerful men in the charity sector, unicef‘s justin forsyth, has quit. we will here from a colleague who said he got what coming up, the papers takes a look at the headlines. and another chance to see newsnight at 11:15pm. hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up: the end of an hour there are european campaign. injury troubles mean will be without key/. described asa diva, mean will be without key/. described as a diva, mercedes unveiled the car they hope for the them to a fifth record world championship double this season. judy anand welcome to the programme. we start in russia where it was an all too familiar script. they crashed out of the euro per lead and they were beaten 3—1 on aggregate. they arrived in russia with hopes high after an encouraging win in the first leg, but under a close race in the stadium, little did celtic know it would fall in on them after only seven minutes. that's how long it took saint petersburg to wipe out the deficit in the tie.

live television coverage on bbc two wales, bbc red button and online. sporting claims. sean maddocks at 15 years and 90 days old became the youngest player to make a competitive maximum 147 break. ian haslam has been to meet him. becoming this good takes hard work and dedication and now sean maddocks has a world—record. and dedication and now sean maddocks has a world-record. i did not expect that to happen. i wasjust wanting to get the flame one and just concentrate on not missing. the balls were nice sol concentrate on not missing. the balls were nice so i could not miss. that is go through your mind that you would be the youngest player? i did not know. this is the man whose record teacher, a five—time world champion, ronnie o'sullivan, arguably stooke's best ever player. what do you think he thinks about it? probably not happy? he was shocked. his coach spotted sean maddocks's potential at the age of ten and has guided him ever since. how far ten and has guided him ever since. howfarcan he ten and has guided him ever since. how far can he go potenti

jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and its live on bbc two and theropean tour event in malaysia after carding a two—under—par 70 in the third round. he goes into tomorrow's final day on 12 under — three behind spain'sjorge campillo and dylan frittelli of south africa. scotland's marc warren is joint fifth, one shot ahead of westwood on 13 under. he carded a third round of 69, which produced 5 birdies, including this one on the final hole. that's all the sport for now. more to come through the afternoon. next it is time for the weather with ben rich. in places, especially over high ground in the north, some snow. this will continue on a north through the afternoon, tending to fizzle away. something greater into the west but with a scattering of heavy showers and temperatures not doing very well, 3—7d. through this evening and tonight, patches of rain and tells zero will fizzle away. and

tomorrow morning, coverage starts on the red button and online at 9:a5am and there will be coverage on bbc twoomes just weeks after the sfa failed to tempt northern ireland manager michael o'neill to take over the national side. the statement when it came announced the resignation of the scottish fa's chief executive. those headwinds was strong at times including dealing with the demise of rangers old holding company and its controversies strip it was also responsible for the recruitment of gordon strachan and after two failed qualifying campaigns the decision to let him go. reagan also presided over the appointment of malky mackay as performance director at the scottish fa, his failure to persuade the northern ireland manager michael o'neill to take over as scotland boss left him exposed to major criticism. unfortunately his time at the helm will be looked upon by the majority as being one that is negative although without wanting to there are things he has done which are positive in the permit system that has been brought in is positive for the teams at the lower end. the big decisions and t

jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and its live on bbc two and theternoon. that is all the sport now on a very exciting afternoon ahead. the next news on bbc one is at the later time of seven o'clock. goodbye until then. hello again, you are watching the bbc one —— we've seen news channel. more now on the government's offer of a package of financial support for small companies hit by the collapse of the constructing and services firm, carillion the state—backed sir vincegable; saidmlnistersdgadt it's far too late. i mean, for goodness' sake, i mean the government knew about the trouble of carillion months ago, which is why it was feeding it contracts. it should have been aware there was a supply chain. i setup the british business bank several years ago in the coalition. in order to... this is what will be providing the guarantees? and the question is why on earth wasn't it mobilised much sooner. but i think there is a deeper problem here. i mean one of the fallouts from carillion is that large numbers of small and medium—sized companies, which are v

you can see that tomorrow afternoon on bbc two at 4—a5pm.he first time they've all been seen together since 2012. there is some 5ugge5tion they are going to do some things together. alan smith is with us now. you have brought in some stuff. it is crazy, the spice girls going to a room to have a chat and it literally goe5 crazy, everywhere on tv. it is fanta5tic. there is still so much intere5t fanta5tic. there is still so much interest in them. they said a few key phrases, new opportunities and time to spice up your life. they kind of got them all in there again. it is kind of going back to the old —style it is kind of going back to the old—style spice girls. it is kind of going back to the old-style spice girls. go through some history for us. in my head i'm thinking there was a suggestion that not everyone was on board. some of them were keen. wa5 not everyone was on board. some of them were keen. was there a 5ugge5tion them were keen. was there a suggestion that four would do something together and someone did not want in. last year there

there's live coverage on bbc two from 10 o'clock tomorrow. that's all the sport for now.irlines' seating policies. it follows concerns that some operators have deliberately been splitting up groups of passengers in order to force them to pay extra for allocated seating. some people have complained that they've been victims of the policy and the caa says it won't hesitate to take action if necessary. our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma explained more about the review. if you book a flight on a budget airline, for example, you will be made to pay, sometimes, to sit with your family and friends when you go on holiday. so they are looking into whether the seating algorithms are deliberately done to make people pay extra. today, yougov, the pollsters, have released the results of a survey saying that, actually, rya nair passengers are more likely to complain of being separated. they have come out and said that their seating policy is very clear and they are happy to participate in a review. it costs two euros to allocate the seat that you want on ryanair. they have a

that is bbc two. because the winter olympics is on bbc one of course.om everyone back home. can you believe what you have achieved? not really, it is not sinking in. i could not believe it when i did it. maybe in a few days it will settle in. because you are excited just to make the final after that knee injury and being the oldest in the competition. how did it feel knowing that you had just landed? it has been a crazy experience landing like that. i fell on the first jump experience landing like that. i fell on the firstjump and i had to land the next couple. after the second i was not expecting it and managed to land. so over the moon. a lot of people making a lot of the fact that you are at the oldest competitor in the event aged 28, which seems ridiculous. these young lads coming behind you, are they super—talented? yes, the kids coming up now, they're getting better and better. the same asi getting better and better. the same as i was when i was younger, nibbling at the heels of the older guys. i'm sure one day i will get driven out but i still ha

winter olympics: today at the games at 7pm on bbc two.n in the south—east. south—east. behind it, some sunny spells, but don‘t forget the wintry showers. don‘t forget the wintry showers. joining forces with some of them that will remain in the east. that will remain in the east. cold especially if you are standing around outside. around outside. for many leaving a risk of ice again. again. most of the snow will be on the hills. temperature is —2 up to plus two. two. cloud continuing to build ahead of it as it does so. it as it does so. tens and elevens and a little high as we push north. as we push north. eventually through the latter part of the night into the north sea. of the night into the north sea. cold, and we will have wintry showers in the north and west. showers in the north and west. snow in the showers will get down to lower levels. lower levels. look at the temperatures, going back down. temperatures, going back down. and charlie, it continues on this cold theme for next week. the time is 8:21am. old when he died from complic

you can follow that on bbc two. all the —— or the bbc sport website.ess, uma thurman, has claimed that the disgraced film producer, harvey weinstein, tried to sexually assault her at a hotel in london. the star has made detailed accusations in a newspaper interview — after commenting last october that she didn‘t want to say anything in anger. mr weinstein‘s lawyer said his client was stunned and saddened by what he considered false allegations. it comes as scotland yard confirms it‘s looking into two more allegations of sexual assault against the producer. our correspondent simon jones has more. she starred in several films produced by the disgraced movie mogul. it was after the success of pulp fiction that uma thurman says she was targeted by harvey weinstein. now she‘s the latest woman to speak out in an interview with the new york times. uma thurman claims harvey weinstein pushed her down when she met him in his suite here at the savoy hotel in london. she says he tried to expose himself, he did all kinds of unpleasant things. but she said she manag

there's live coverage on bbc two from 10:00 tomorrow. that's all the sport for now.using its powers — vindicates him and his election campaign. the memo, written by republican members of congress, accuses the fbi of bias against the president, in their investigation into the trump campaign's alleged ties to russia. david willis reports from washington. chanting: usa, usa, usa! his supporters believe he struck a blow for justice. but by releasing a secret memo alleging bias on the part of officials who are currently investigating him, others believe the president is undermining a vital branch of government. this memo totally vindicates trump in probe, he tweeted today, but the russian witch hunt goes on and on. there was no collusion and there was no obstruction. the memo, written by republicans, describes a politically biased justice department and fbi, which was determined to ensure donald trump lost the presidential election. they got a warrant on someone in the trump campaign using opposition research paid for by the democratic party and the hillary clinton campai

jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and its live on bbc two and thethis afternoon. in the championship, bolton wanderers are out of the relegation zone after a 1—0 win over promotion chasing bristol city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in 5th. in rugby league, wigan and wakefield, are off to winning starts, while st helens, lived up to their billing as super league favourites, thrashing last season's runners—up castleford 46 points to six. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. mike, thank you very much. northamptonshire county council has imposed emergency spending controls as it faces "severe financial challenges". the notice bans all new expenditure at the council, with the exception of statutory services for protecting vulnerable people. last month the government said an inspector would look into allegatio

coverage of the winter olympics across the bbc, meaning this programme will not be on bbc two next weekarents and his consultant after 10:30am. a new hope for preserving the fertility of girls having cancer treatment as researchers at the university of edinburgh grow human eggs in a laboratory for the first time. time for the latest news with ben brown. two british extremists, believed to be members of one of the so—called islamic state groups most notorious cells, have been captured by syrian kurdish fighters in syria — according to us officials. they were part of a unit comprising of four men from london, who became known as the beatles because of their british accents. the us state department said they beheaded more than 27 western hostages and tortured many more. the sister of the north korean leader, kim jong—un, has arrived in south korea as part of a delegation attending the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. the visit by kim yo—jong marks the first time a member of the kim dynasty has visited the south since the korean war. key us government agencies have shut down for the

full coverage of the games across the bbc, the highlights on bbc two tonight with clare balding at sevend wales or scotland, 730 in northern ireland. now onto the six nations championship, england leading wales 12-6 at championship, england leading wales 12—6 at twickenham, looking to make it to two wins out of two. england had an explosive start withjonny may sprinting to get on the end of owen farrell's punt forward which was inch perfect — farrell though missed the conversion. it was may who ran in the second try of the game — this time a great offload from joe launchbury, unlocking the wales backline. wales have since pressurised the england defence, scott williams denied by a late last gasp challenge by some and a hill. we are into the closing stages, england clinging to their advantage, just a couple of minutes remaining, england leading 12-6. well, earlier today ireland made it two wins from two with a dominant 56—19 victory over italy in dublin. after their last gasp win over france last weekend, things were far smoother today, with the irish scoring eight tries in all, as stuart

it's on bbc two right now. the women are once again led by eve muirhead in her third games.onze in sochi and have had a big win this morning, beating the olympic athletes from russia 10—3. they ended the game early such was their dominance. it isa it is a long competition the olympic games. you have some one—day games and one day off and then two—game days. it's important we manage our time and as a team what we do really well is manage to switch. we can go and get our nails done. we can then put competition ‘s head and be in business mode. one of the superstars of winter sports claimed another gold medal this morning. snowboarder shaun white claimed his third 0lympic title in the halfpipe. he was actually second going into the final run, but he nailed his display to come out on top. he's known as the ‘flying tomato‘ because of his famous red hair and his gold was the 100th won by the usa in winter and there's one more gold medal to tell you about — after a thrilling final lap, erik frenzel of germany retained his nordic combined title, holding off the silver medallist from

full coverage of the games across the bbc, the highlights on bbc two tonight with clare balding at sevenand, 7:30 in northern ireland. ok, that's the rugby covered, time for a busy day of football with lizzie and john. i'm joined byjohn bennett, i'mjoined byjohn bennett, our football reporter. six premier league games. first the late kick—off has just finished between manchester city and leicester, after reasonably equal start, city ran away with that. they were superb. they started really well. less than two minutes gone, kevin de bruyne once more picks at the ball, stirling missed a great chance against burnley last weekend and he wasn't going to miss that. leicester got back into it before half—time, 1-1 at got back into it before half—time, 1—1 at half—time, then straight after the break city took back control, aguero with the goal, an excellent finish, riyad mahrez back with the leicester squad, coming on in the second half. he came an ovation from both sets of fans and then aguero scored once more to make it 5-1. he then aguero scored once more to make it 5—1. he scored four goals

this is live on bbc two.ury, could be called into action for the final rubber against roberto bautista agut is norrie could push it into a decider. but he is 2—1 down in this robber. —— if norrie could push. he's done that quite a lot. forced errors. thejust getting a second when there. lots of chuntering to the umpire. high drama. it could be about who has the greatest sta m i na. there were wins for ireland and wales yesterday in their opening six nations matches. the defending champions england should make a winning start this afternoon. they take on italy in rome at 3 o'clock. worcester‘s ben te'o has got the nod ahead ofjonathan joseph at outside centre. he hasn't played for england since last year's six nations. he scored against italy at twickenham when he made his first england start. we are very happy with the team. it's a great opportunity for them on sunday. the preparation they have had has been first class. the attitude and effort of the players has been outstanding. the leadership from the senio

newsnight is coming up on bbc two. here's evan. and, new trouble for 0xfam as another big name ambassador

there's live coverage on bbc two from ten o clock tomorrow. that's all the sport for now.h murder after the fatal stabbing of a prisoner. khader saleh died on wednesday at wormwood scrubs prison in west london. ahmed kyre, kalif dibbassey and enton marku, all in their early 20s, are due to appear in court next week. the snp‘s deputy leader angus robertson has announced that he is stepping down with immediate effect. it comes eight months after he lost his westminster seat. the scottish first minister nicola sturgeon has paid tribute to mr robertson, thanking him for his contribution to the party. the civil aviation authority has announced a review into airlines' seating policies. it follows concerns that some operators have deliberately been splitting up groups of passengers in order to force them to pay extra for allocated seating. some people have complained that they've been victims of the policy and the caa says it won't hesitate to take action if necessary. our business correspondent vishala sri—pathma explained more about the review. if you book a flight on a budget

the single matches are tomorrow and you will be able to see them on bbc two at 10.00, we less have livet singles matches. that is tomorrow. cricket next, and england now have an idea what they're up against in the t20 tri series, after australia beat new zealand comfortably in the opening game. austrlia will be the first side eoin morgan's team in hobart on wednesday morning and they will be confident after winning today's rain interrupted match in sydney by seven wickets. stuart pollitt reports. first game an it was new zealand feeling the heat from the start. in sydney. thanks to billy stanlake. he was too quick for munroe, this was undrodge. this was unplayable to dismiss guptill. while the hosts relied on a tall man new zealand looked to a grand home. colin degrand home has the fastest strike rate in t20 cricket. despite his unbeaten 38 the kiwis could only post 117—9. surely that wouldn't be enough. rain reduced the target to 95 in15 enough. rain reduced the target to 95 in 15 over, debutante d'arcy short didn't last long and neither did captain david warner. new zealand had a foot

the single matches are tomorrow and you will be able to see them in on bbc two at 10.00, we less have tomorrow. cricket next, and england now have an idea what they're up against in the t20 tri series, after australia beat new zealand comfortably in the opening game. austrlia will be the first side eoin morgan's team in hobart on wednesday morning and they will be confident after winning today's rain interrupted match in sydney by seven wickets. stuart pollitt reports. australia eased to victory over new zealand in the first game of the t20 tri series in sydney. aussia fast bowler billy stanlake took three early wickets, including martin guptill first ball. despite colin de grandhomme hitting three big sixes in an unbeaten 38, the kiwis could only post 117/9 in their 20 overs. after rain reduced australia's target to 95 in 15 overs, they lost captain david warner early brilliantly caught on the boundary by tom bruce. but a quick fire unbeaten a0 from glenn maxwell steered australia home with more than three overs to spare. they play england next in tasmania on wednesday. britain's evi

but, before we go, civilisations, a new nine part series on the history of art, starts tomorrow on bbc two with clark musing on a poem by wb yeats. "things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, the blood—dimmed tide is loosed, and everywhere the ceremony of innocence is drowned; the best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity." well, that was certainly true between the wars, and it damn nearly destroyed us. is it true today? not quite, because good people have convictions, rather too many of them. the trouble is that there is still no centre. the moral and intellectual failure of marxism has left us with no alternative to heroic materialism. and that isn‘t enough. one may be optimistic, but one can‘t exactly be joyful at the prospect before us. the 1st of march it may be, but we are still in the grip of our spout of wintry weather. disruptive weathering winter at that, read warnings are still in force across central parts of scotland, for a wider part of northeastern scotland, north england, there is an amber warning, all

but for the past fortnight the games have occupied a lot of airtime on bbc one and two, online and also with much focused on british performance, some of which was pretty poor. let's look at examples from the news at ten and breakfast. it's heartbreak for elise christie yet again. after failing to win a medal at the last olympics four years ago, history has repeated itself here in pyeongchang. morning from pendle ski club in lancashire where we have been up all night cheering on the local hero dave ryding who started on the dry slopes here, and as you can tell they are so proud he came in the top ten in ninth, so well done to dave. clarke goes fourth! yarnold wins gold again! laura deas has won bronze as well! the bbc‘s commentary team seen celebrating lizzy yarnold's skeleton gold, about which more very shortly. but it was the extent of the coverage on bbc news that exercised a number of viewers like tim elliott. "why is the bbc so interested in the winter olympics? it is getting an inordinate amount of coverage following the fortunes of privileged people taking part in sports that hav

caroline hawley, bbc news. twoed in custody charged with causing the death of two young brothers by dangerous driving in coventry. the boys were six and two years old and we re boys were six and two years old and were on a family trip to a park when they were hit by a car on thursday. are we put in coventry, emma thomas, was in court. proceedings in court this morning lasted around a quarter ofan this morning lasted around a quarter of an hour. a this morning lasted around a quarter ofan hour. a man this morning lasted around a quarter of an hour. a man and woman are both underjoint enterprise of an hour. a man and woman are both under joint enterprise under two cou nts under joint enterprise under two counts of causing death by dangerous driving. mr brown has also charged with driving while disqualified and uninsured. it was alleged that woman assaulted a member of the public in the moments after the collision. due to the serious nature of the offences, this case must be dealt with at crown court. the two had been

alison holt, bbc news. twosts who are believed to have been members of an islamic state execution group are reported to have been captured by kurdish militia fighters in syria. alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh were part of a group of four from london including the man known asjihadi john. the group was linked to a string of hostage murders in iraq and syria. the new york times says the men have been identified by fingerprints and other biometric means. the brexit secretary david davis has strongly criticised the european union's latest negotiating statement as "not in good faith." the eu has published plans that would allow it to punish the uk during a transition period without going to the european court ofjustice. during that period, around two years or so, britain would have no input into brussels decision making. mr davis was speaking after more downing street meetings to discuss strategy. they have to say i thought that document was hardly a legal document. it was a political document. it was a politi

two radically different ways. that's the first saturday done. joe wilson, bbc news.y had been through a0 phases to keep the ball alive. that again. they had been through a0 phases to keep the ball alivem you look at his face he can't believe it himself. he was aa metres out. and it's already being put up there as one of the great match—winning drop goals, gerry guscott for the lions, jonny wilkinson for england to win the world cup. this is not as important for the irish but looking at those moments at the final whistle, the final kick of the match, it felt so important. they won the match and they are up and running with a victory. just happy to get another chance to get the victory for the boys, we've worked so hard for the last two weeks and all our goals would have crumbled today if we'd lost and it's just great to be in the position we're in now after getting the way win. they'll be raising a few glasses to johnny sexton in dublin i'm sure! england start their championship in rome against italy at three o'clock. england's are also the defending champions in the

you can follow it all on bbc two from 10 o'clock this morning.he point where we say goodbye. you are off to read the news on the andrew marr show. yes, i am, you are off to read the news on the andrew marr show. yes, iam, but first, the weather. for many people as we go through today, there will be is a lot of sunshine, the sunnier of the two weekend days. yesterday's cloud was responsible for the patchy cloud and he'll slow. still some patchy cloud, but good spells of sunshine coming through. a feed of wintry showers into is anglia and the south east. snow over high ground. blustery winds towards the south—west. north east england seeing a feel showers. this is the picture we are expecting at ten o'clock this morning. spells of sunshine across parts of scotland. i cannot call out a wintry shower anywhere. however, the further west you are, the fewer showers there will be. the strength of the wind will have a big effect on the feel of the day. in glasgow 6 degrees will feel like almost 6 degrees, but add on the strength of the wind in london, tem

you can follow it all on bbc two from 10am this morning.ut on a flight these days, you might also be feeling lonely, with your partner, friends or colleagues seated at the other end of the plane, because you've been split up by the airline. the civil aviation authority has just announced a review into airlines' seating policies, following a survey in which 18% of passengers said they'd been separated from their travelling companions. simon calder, the independent‘s travel editor, joins us now. good morning. this is a frustration for people. i guess the tricky thing is people can pay an airline to guarantee sitting next to friends or family ora guarantee sitting next to friends or family or a colleague so wild that exists but also there's the chance you might be able to do it without paying, there's going to be confusion —— so while. paying, there's going to be confusion -- so while. and confrontation. if you haven't been ona confrontation. if you haven't been on a plane since the 20th century you're probably wondering what we're talking abo

that is live on the bbc sport website via the red button on bbc two wales.ly hours of tomorrow morning. the 28—year—old missed the defeat in the first 0di on sunday because of an ankle injury. he could be available for the one day international. england 1—0 down. have live commentary on five live sports extra. that is all the sport from now. we will have more for you at 6:30pm. thanks very much. we have been reporting, lots of train services have been cancelled because of the heavy snow and freezing conditions. parts of south east and north east england, scotland and north wales are badly affected. up to 10cm of snow is expected today, and as much as 20cm is predicted in some parts of eastern england, scotland and northern ireland. letters get the latest on the transport for you. we have two rail updates for you. we are at london bridge in a moment. ben is at colchester. the update is what? the update is very encouraging. it is fairto update is very encouraging. it is fair to say that things haven't really been as bad weather wise as had been feared. when we

welcome to bbc newsroom live. tworemists, believed to be members of one of the so—called islamic state groups most notorious cells, have been captured by syrian kurdish fighters in syria — according to us officials. they are accused of being part of a unit which executed 27 western hostages and tortured many more. andy moore reports. alexanda kotey and el shafee elsheikh — the two britons captured by kurdish forces last month and questioned by the americans. together with aine davis and mohammed emwazi, they formed the kidnap gang that became known as the beatles, because they were usually masked and their captors could hear only their british accents. their leader, emwazi — orjihadijohn — was killed in an air strike in 2015. aine davis was arrested in the same year, he's now serving a seven yearjail sentence. british aid worker alan henning was just one of at least two dozen foreign hostages they held captive and then executed. the four had met and became radicalised in west london. elsheikh worked in white city as a

bbc news. the headlines at two... the head of oxfam denies a cover—up over claims that haiti aid workers paid for sex, as ministers order a review. oxfa m oxfam was actually proactive in going to the british public, the department for international development and the charity commission, to explain that there had been serious misconduct and we had been serious misconduct and we had taken action. israel attacks dozens of syrian targets after one of its f—16 jets came under anti—aircraft fire and crashed. at least 19 people are dead and 60 injured as a double—decker bus overturns in hong kong. also in the next hour... britain's bid for an olympic title at the 2018 winter olympics. elise christie is safely through to the quarterfinals! triple world champion short—track speed skater elise christie sets an olympic record in her opening heat in the 500m event. and a warning about a new scam involving the apple itunes service. tax authorities say elderly and vulnerable people are becoming victims. and carillion bosses are lo

murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and you can follow the match live on bbc twoehand the whole match and thought i was tougher than the guy through the whole match. physically had some problems in the end but i was really pumped with my efforts, it's given me lots of confidence. my first match on clay so i'm just stoked. not surprised! in the championship, bolton wanderers are out of the relegation zone after a 1—0 win over promotion chasing bristol city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in fifth. wigan made a strong start to their super league season with a 40—12 win against salford. wakefield trinity also won at hull kr, but the result of the night came at st helens as the home side thrashed last season's runners—up castleford 46—6. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick, barba setting him up here. let's get back to the start of the six nations, and our man 0lly foster is at the principality stadium in cardiff ahead of their opening match today, where wal

jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and it's live on bbc two and theatch and thought i was tougher than the guy. physically had some problems in the end but i was really pumped with my efforts, it's given me lots of confidence. my first match on clay so i'm just stoked. stoked! steph was so excited she threw her spoon on the floor. it was worth dropping the whole kitchen! he says stoked because he was born in new zealand and grew up in south africa. i tell you who else is stoked, the bolton wanderers fans. in the championship, bolton wanderers are out of the relegation zone, after a 1—0 win over promotion chasing bristol city. former newcastle forward sammy ameobi scored this cracker late on. city remain in 5th. in rugby league, wigan and wakefield are off to winning starts, while st helen's lived up to their billing as super league favourites, thrashing last season's runners—up castleford 46 points to six. ben barba collected man of the match going overfor two tries, while mark percival scored a hat—trick. so then, as promised, back to the big kick—of

it is well worth switching over to bbc two. not yet!e menu. coming up in the next half an hour, with just one tweet, reality tv star kylie jenner white billion pounds of the value of snapchat. we will be discussing social media. shall we have a photo? see you in a minute. hello, this is breakfast withjon kay and rachel burden. coming up before ten we'll get the weatherfrom philip — a week of very cold temperatures are on the way. but first a summary of this morning's main news. team gb is celebrating its best ever winter olympics, after billy morgan won bronze in the men's snowboard big air. the medal is team gb's fifth in pyeongchang, taking them past the four won in 192a and 201a. the women's curling team faces japan in a bronze medal match later this morning. at the age of 28, morgan was the oldest snowboarder competing in the final, and fell on his firstjump, but came back with two good runs to finish less than one point from silver. two people have been charged with causing death by dangerous driving after a crash which killed two

andrew harding, bbc news, johannesburg. twoe have been killed and more than 100 injured in a rail crash in the us state of south carolina. an amtrak passenger train travelling between new york and miami collided with a freight service, with more than 140 people on board. south carolina's governor said it appeared that the passenger train had been on the wrong track, at the time of the crash. it is a horrible thing to see and to understand the force that is involved. two trains, is about as forceful as you can get. the engine of the first train was torn up and the single engined of the passenger train, the amtrak heading southwards, it is barely recognisable. it was quite a crash. for whatever reason, the switch... and when i talk about a switch i'm talking about a rail switch, they can switch how the rail track goes from here to here. for whatever reason, that switch was, as they say in the industry, lined and locked at which basically means it was aligned with the train coming down this way to be diverted into the siding. 0ur

you are watching bbc news. twoservices were called out to the home in the town of farnworth. several homes nearby were also evacuated. a man in his 70s is in a serious condition. israel has begun handing out deportation notices to thousands of african migrants who entered the country illegally. most are from eritrea and sudan, with unmarried men the first to be issued with orders to leave within two months, orface possible jail. today hundreds of migrants queued up to try to obtain visas. the un has called on israel to scrap the plan, calling it both incoherent and unsafe. a senior sinn fein politician, who speaks for the party on policing, has been reported to police in belfast for alleged criminal damage. gerry kelly was filmed removing a wheel clamp from his car after it had been clamped in the city centre. sinn fein says the matter is being handled by mr kelly's solicitor. from belfast, john campbell reports. gerry kelly represents north belfast in the northern ireland assembly. he speaks with his party on poli