let's start with that fantastic fightback from cameron norrie on the marbella clay this afternoon. rray, no carl edmund. ——kyle. after liam broady lost the opening singles rubber, norrie looked like he was heading the same way. but a gutsy performance saw him win the last three sets to beat roberto bautista—agut. patrick gearey was watching. liam brodie, facing and manuel used to both surfaces. co mforta ble to both surfaces. comfortable in the shade of a palm trees. but he was never allowed to fully retreat to a hammock, the competition on occasion inspiring him to levels far above what was expected. he broke, but then folded with one set at stake, and so again in the third. the match placed agonisingly out of his reach. this was simply too much of a stretch. straight sets, to spain. now for another new boy, cameron murray, who came via south africa and new zealand. he set about roberto bautista agut. the caution was well founded. it took ten minutes for bautista to hold the set around. none of cameron norrie's frenzied energy, but instead he seemed to have the crucial weapon of to

but that's all that badly on cameron norrie's side. 22 and a player he could become a merged. this time he took the third. the brits had towels on most of the sun beds and they board their man back in. —— he smashed the match level 2—2. the spanish team are massive favourites to win and they tried to rally on their player. massive favourites to win and they tried to rally on their playerlj just tried to rally on their player.” just looked to my forehand the whole match and thought i was tougher than the guy and physically i had some problems in the end but i was just really pumped with my efforts and they gave me a lot of confidence. i am stoked. in a weekend when british tennis had to fall back on its supporting actors, the lead man is not on edmund nor andy murray, but a young man named norrie. wales held off a strong second—half fightback from scotland to win a one—point thriller in their women's six nations clash in colwyn bay. the welsh were in control when this try from kerin lake put them 18, five up in the second half. but scot

. —— cameron norrie. travellers, first into the glare, liam broady, new to this service and the davis cup. facing ram is, comfortable in the shade of the palm trees, taking the first set, never allowed to fully retreat toa set, never allowed to fully retreat to a hammock, the competition and occasion inspiring him to levels far above what was expected. he broke but then folded with the set at sta ke but then folded with the set at stake and so again in the third, the match placed agonisingly out of his reach by the world number 21. for all the undoubted effort, this was simply too much of a stretch, straight sets to spain. now, another new boy, who came to britain via south africa and new zealand, cameron norrie, the early break set cautious confidence, it took ten minutes for roberto bautista agut to haul the set around and take it for himself, none of the frenzied energy of cameron norrie, but he seemed to have the crucial weapon of control, the world number 23 always gave himself just the world number

in marbella cameron norrie has seized his day in the sun.now he was keeping this tie alive. oh, my goodness! the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the problem was he faced a player ranked almost a hundred places higher. spain's albert ramos—vinolas can finish the important points, but norrie‘s fightback inspired a greater revival. in the second set, he did notjust respond, he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama, and norrie was summoning barely believable strokes. he has got it! how on earth did he win that point? it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments when experience counts. ramos—vinolas wins his second tie—break of the match. britain won't be champions this year, but. but in norrie they found a davis cup player. i can't speak highly enough of what he has done. people might have thought friday was a one off, but he did it against another high quality player. both breakers, anything can happen and he pushed him c

cameron norrie.s, now he was keeping this tie alive. oh, my goodness! the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. he faced a player ranked almost a hundred places higher. spain's albert ramos— vinolas can finish the important points, but norrie's fightback inspired a greater revival. in the second set, he did notjust respond, he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama, and norrie was finding barely believable shots. he has got it! how on earth did he win that point? it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments when experience counts. ramos—vinolas wins his second tie—break of the match. this is the weekend britain's number three breust the world's best, but spin's strength in depth can match any nation. britain will not be champions but in cameron norrie they find the resilience required for a davis cup player. in the day's early kick off crystal palace and newcastle drew 1—1. mohamed di

cameron norrie has seized his day in the sun.layed beyond three sets, now he was keeping this tie alive. oh, my goodness. the britain recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the problem was he placed face a player ranked almost 200 places higher. spain's albert ramos—vinolas finished the important points. but in the second set he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama and cameron norrie was summoning barely believable strengths. he has got it! how did he win that point? it forced the match toa win that point? it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments when experience counts. albert ramos—vinolas wins his second tie—break of the match. albert ramos—vinolas wins his second tie-break of the match. this time there was no catching him and spain go into the quarterfinals. britain will not lift the davis cup this year, but this game has been a remarkable story. not much separated crystal palace and newcastle, it finished 1—1. b

now, for a another new man, cameron norrie, who came to britain recently from south africa. e's bred seed energy, but he seemed to have the total control. he almost always give himselfjust enough time. that is ultimately on norrie's side. he isjust enough time. that is ultimately on norrie's side. he is just 22. enough time. that is ultimately on norrie's side. he isjust 22. this time, he was rewarded, taking the third set. the brits had towels on most of my beyer‘s sunbeds, and they roared their man back into this. his opponent was starting to be strained, and the man pounced. the spanish team, massive favourites, tried to rouse bautista agut, but he was not to be encouraged. tried to rouse bautista agut, but he was not to be encouragedlj tried to rouse bautista agut, but he was not to be encouraged. ijust thought i was tougher than the guy, and physically... iwasjust thought i was tougher than the guy, and physically... i was just really pumped with my efforts, and it has given me a lot of confidence, so it was my first match on clay, so i am just stoked. in a season when b

cameron norrie has produced a remarkable comeback to level great britain's davis cup world group firstliam broady lost the first match of the day, cameron norrie was two sets down against roberto bautista agut but giraldo brilliantly to win the next three sets and square the time against a next three sets and square the time againsta man next three sets and square the time against a man ranked 91 places above him in the world. roberto bautista agut did seem to struggle with a leg injury in the second half of the match. temperatures in minnesota ahead of the super bowl have been as low as —20 degrees, luckily, the roof will be closed on sunday at the us bank stadium, so it will be considerably warm inside. caroline barker is in minneapolis. anybody would think it is cold, it is, you can probably tell notjust by my breath but that they have built a ski ramp in the middle of the street! that is the kind of thing that happens when super bowl rolls into town, super bowl lii, just a few miles from here, will kick off as the patriots take on the eagles, it will be on record the cold est eagle

cameron norrie is out on court against world number 23 roberto bautista agut.. he has broken the spaniards second serve this game. he's leading 2—1 in the opening game. these are live pictures on the bbc red button. you can also follow it on the bbc website. england head coach eddiejones has named his team the first match of their six nations title defence against italy in rome on sunday. a surprise selection of worcester‘s ben te‘o at outside centre. our reporter chris jones takes us through the team. the headline here is the selection of ben te‘o, outside centre. many thought he would be fit after an ankle injury but he went off to australia to get some rehab, funded out of his own pocket, and he is ready to play his first game since october. his selection at number 13 with jonathan joseph dropping to october. his selection at number 13 withjonathanjoseph dropping to the bench, it gives us and insight that eddiejones is bench, it gives us and insight that eddie jones is looking bench, it gives us and insight that eddiejones is looking for the powerfulfigure i

in camerons norrie, they found the resilience required for a davis cup player.h of the day 2 follows soon on bbc one. there was a thrilling and controversial end to the game between third placed, liverpool and tottenham. mo salah scored twice for liverpool but it ended in a 2—2 draw. harry kane missed a penalty then converted one in the final seconds. in the day‘s other game, crystal palace and newcastle drew 1—1. the palace and newcastle drew 1—1. rest of today‘s spo bbc the rest of today‘s sport is on the bbc website, including the build—up to super bowl lii, the latest on leeds united dismissing their manager, and the results from super league‘s opening weekend. mishal full is the you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. hello. this is bbc news. a deck officer from a wightlink ferry has been praised for his heroism afterjumping off his ship to save a drowning man. the dramatic rescue happened late last night in portsmouth harbour. today, the young man who was pulled out of the water steve humphrey reports. he is a modest hero. it is

cameron norrie lost in four sets to albert ramos—vinolas. ck victory in his first singles rubber on friday, scoring his team's only point in the tie. britain now face a play—off in september, which they must win to remain in the world group. i can't speak highly enough of what cameron has done all weekend and yet again today. people might have thought it was a i—off on friday, what he produced, but he did it again today against a really high quality player. both breakers, anything can happen, he pushed him really close and i'm really proud of him,i really close and i'm really proud of him, i been saying it since friday but i really am. no one can tell how you're going to play out on your debut and he's been playing more so on the challenger talk but if he needs a reference point for how far he can go, he got it this weekend. really the only way is up for him. meanwhile, holders france have qualified for the quarter finals after adrian mannarino earned them a 3—1 lead against the netherlands on sunday. the frenchman, only selected because both

cameron norrie hasjust taken them. are in much better mood now because he has just reduced the arrears to de—1. earlier in the day it was not a great result for liam broady. he was beaten in straight sets by albert ramos—vinolas. it had looked ominous when norrie was trailing but he could be on the verge for a big comeback. you can see if he can do it live on the bbc red button. thank you. and football, arsene wenger the arsenal manager having another moan, not for the first time in his life, some might say. i could not possibly comment! it was a record-breaking january transfer window and arsene wenger broke his transfer record. £430 million was spent in england and he spent some of it. that is more spent in the top leagues of spain, france, italy and germany put together. but with clubs like manchester city having huge advantages in the european top flights, arsene wenger now thinks the huge sums of money are destroying the competitions. when you look at the five big leagues in europe, you could see that predictabili

tennis world number114, cameron norrie, stand roberto bautista agut, as he fought back from two set down the davis cup. that pulls great britain level at one — one, after liam brady was beaten. jamie murray now faces the luciano lopez in saturday's doubles. that's all from sportsday. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with ask, is tim sta nley, us tomorrow. with ask, is tim stanley, and suzy boniface. many tomorrow's front pages are already in. the news that the us congress released a memo has made many of the front pages, but it did meet the front pages, but it did meet the front pages, but it did meet the front page of the financial times. that story also gets a brief mention on the front of the guardian, but the paper's top story is a closer look too much of the processed foods that we eat. the telegraph leads on government plans for heterosexual couples to be offered civil partnerships, which are currently only available to insects couples. the paper also celebrates the land reunion of the spice

great britain were defeated 3—1 by spain in their davis cup tie after cameron norrie lost in four setst was another excellent effort from the world number 114 who had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday. joe lynskey watched the action. the davis cup is where tennis turns tribal. it requires a special kind of resilience, but this weekend, new british talent has emerged. before yesterday, he had never played beyond three sets, now he was keeping this tie alive. oh, my goodness! the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the problem was he faced a player ranked almost a hundred places higher. spain‘s albert ramos— vinolas can finish the important points, but norrie's fightback inspired a greater revival. in the second set, he did notjust respond, he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama, and norrie was summoning barely believable strokes. he has got it! how on earth did he win that point? it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments

we have just witnessed cameron norrie, a remarkable comeback to level britain's davis group —— davis lost the first match of the day, but cameron norrie was two sets down in the second robber, he rallied to win the second robber, he rallied to win the next three sets and square the tie against a man ranked behind him in the world. it was a record—breaking winter tra nsfer it was a record—breaking winter transfer window, £430 million was spent in england alone, but arsene wenger says that is not a good thing. he says the problem is getting worse across europe, and claims that while clubs like manchester city are included —— enjoying big leads, huge expenditure is destroying the competition. when you do get the five big leagues in europe, you could see that predicts —— unpredictability of the competition has gone down, because we are in december. we knew already we are in december. we knew already we had four champions over five leagues, so that means something is not right in our game. and the huge financial power of some clubs has, is destroying basically the competition. david moyes

what it means is davis cup debuts for 22—year—old cameron norrie and 2a—year—old liam broady who haveween them in their careers, brody will start things off against ramos and norrie will follow him in court in the opening day singles against the world number 23, roberto bautista. both players have nothing to lose under pressure is on their opponents because they are significant favourites in the tie and captain agrees. they will be on the main tour at some point in the future, i have been impressed by their workrate, they both have closed mindsets which is great to see and they are absorbing everything in the tea m they are absorbing everything in the team and getting to be around jamie and kyle who are banking experience. it'll be good for them. another stepping massive challenge but if they are serious about what they want to go which i they are this is really good for them. how difficult a cool is that, as leon had to hold you back from playing in the thai? not too much. it is my decision because i know my body better than anyone else and what i'm feeling. i know what it is to go a

harking back to the cameron norrie story in the davis cup, you should stay with a match whatever happens other way. was doing ok but he was 2—0 down in his debut in the davis cup, first time ever in a professional match on red clay against someone 91 positions above him. you've got to have faith! maybe it's the fact that you've switched off which made him come back! more later on. yes, more on the six nations. this this £100 million of government—backed loans are being offered to firms affected by the collapse of carillion. a father whose three daughters were abused by us gymnastics doctor larry nassar has apologised, after trying to attack him in a court room. also coming up in the programme: he's spent years encouraging others as leader of the inspirational voices choir. wayne ellington will be here to tell us what inspired him to go solo and audition for the voice. let us look at the weather. it will be cold, right through into next week. at times, some of us will see some snow. cold and damp weather. some snow mixed in, cold enough for some wintry showers. if you look at the satellit

no andy murray, no kyle edmund, so up steps, cameron norrie.down, to beat world number 23 roberto bautista agut, and level the tie at 1—1. liam broady lost the first singles match to albert ramos—vinolas. but norrie produced the performance of his life to beat a man ranked 91 places above him in the world. he only turned professional last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and it's live on bbc two and the bbc sport website from 1 o'clock this afternoon. ijust looked at my forehand the whole match 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 championshi

in marbella cameron norrie has seized his day in the sun.ness! the briton recovered from two breaks down to force a first set tie—break. the problem was he faced a player ranked almost a hundred places higher. spain's albert ramos— vinolas can finish the important points, but norrie's fightback inspired a greater revival. in the second set, he did notjust respond, he ran away with it. this was becoming a match to define davis cup drama, and norrie was summoning barely believable strokes. he has got it! how on earth did he win that point? it forced the match to a third set tie—break, another pressure situation, but these are the moments when experience counts. ramos—vinolas wins his second tie—break of the match. britain won't be champions this year, but. ii: speak highly britain won't be champions this year, but. i if speak highly of year, but. i can't speak highly of what he has done. people might have thought friday was a one off, but he did it against another high quality player. both breakers, anything can happen and he pushed him close.

it followed the heroics of debutant cameron norrie, who produced the performance of his life to beat,igher in the world rankings. he only turned professional last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. andy murray tweeted this was one of best results ever. ijust looked at my forehand 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. jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and its live on bbc two and the bbc sport website from 1 o'clock this afternoon. 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 vince

it followed the heroics of debutant cameron norrie, who produced the performance of his life to beat, last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. andy murray tweeted this was one of best results ever. ijust looked at my forehand 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. that's all the sport for now. there is a lot of cloud event, that has been producing outbreaks of rain. there is snow on higher ground because the cloudy and damp weather comes courtesy of this weather front which is running into some pretty cool day. so as well as the rain, they will continue to be some snow mixed in on higher ground, particularly northwards as we go through the afternoon. all the while, this area of wet weather will tend to fizzle away. eastern scotland, cloudy and damp through the afternoon. snow on higher ground. across scotland and northern ireland, bright with some sunshine. som

cameron norrie more than filled their shoes...on his davis cup debut..coming from two than filled their.coming from two sets down, to beat world number 23 roberto bautista agut, to level the tie at 1—1, in spain and against spain. liam broady lost the first singles match to albert ramos—vinolas. but norrie who's 22, produced the performance of his life to beat a man ranked 91 places above him in the world. he only turned professional last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. i was just pummelling my efforts. it's given me a lot of confidence because it is my first match on clay, so i am just stoked. jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and its live on bbc two and the bbc sport website from 1 o clock this 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

great britain were defeated 3—1 by spain in their davis cup tie after cameron norrie lost in four setsthe world number 114 who had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday. we are just over three hours away from the superbowl between the patriots and the eagles. you can watch it live on bbc one from 11:15 pm. i'll be back with more later on. an elderly man has died after a fire at a care home at stevenage in hertfordshire, believed to have been caused by an oxygen cylinder explosion. six other residents were also taken to hospital after the incident at woodlands view care home. 0ne is said to be in a critical condition. hertfordshire county council says a full investigation will be carried out. 0ur correspondent richard smith is at the scene. investigators are trying to piece together why there was an explosion and fire at this care home in stevenage. the localfire brigade is being supported by police and the london fire brigade in that work. a police cordon surrounds part of the building and the people arriving today have been met by the police. the

world number 114 cameron norrie is up against albert vinolas—ramos. who‘s 21st in the world.o‘s been struggling with a hip injury, could be called upon for the final rubber if there‘s anything to play for. you can follow that on bbc two. all the —— or the bbc sport website. much more on all are stories today. we will be back with much more in the next hour. see you then. the hollywood actress, 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 weinste

cameron norrie was great britain's here on the opening day of the davis cup tie against spain and hen are 2—1 down, so have to win both singles rubbers today and the world number 114 norrie has fought back against albert vinolas—ramos, who's 21st in the world. he lost the first set on a tie break, but then raced away with the second 6—2. and in the last few minutes he has lost the third set on another tie—break. so he has to win the next two sets to keepggreat —— keep great britain's davis cup hopes alive. there is the captain, leon smith, trying to urge his man on to do great things and punch above his weight, really, when it comes to the rankings. this is live on bbc two. there is a possibility that kyle edmund, who has been struggling with a hip injury, 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 th

in sport there was an excellent effort by britain's cameron norrie. and britain face a world group play—off. and newcastle a re face a world group play—off. and newcastle are 1—0 up at crystal palace. that is at half—time. defending champions england have got their six nations campaign under way in italy's 0lympic their six nations campaign under way in italy's olympic stadium. it is 5-0 to in italy's olympic stadium. it is 5—0 to england, anthony watson with the try. i will be back with more on those stories at around 4:15 p:m.. i will be back with more on those stories at around 4:15 p:m.. the aviation watchdog is to investigate airlines' seating practices. it comes after accusations that flight operators are deliberately splitting up groups so they pay extra to sit together. the civil aviation authority says passengers are paying as much as £400 million each year to be reallocated, and 1 in 10 didn't know they would incur an extra cost to sit with their group. with me is trisha andres, commissioning editor at telegraph travel. thank you for coming

it followed the heroics of debutant cameron norrie, who produced the performance of his life to beat, last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. andy murray tweeted this was one of best results ever. ijust looked at my forehand 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. jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and its live on bbc two and the bbc sport website from 1 o'clock this afternoon. lee westwood remains in contention at golf‘s european 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. mo

great britain were defeated 3—1 by spain in their davis cup tie after cameron norrie lost in four setsrld number 114 who had pulled off a massive comeback victory in his first singles rubber on friday. i cannot speak highly enough of what he has done all weekend and again today. people might have thought it was a 1—off on friday, what he produced, but he did it again today against another high—quality player. anything can happen. people should really close. i am really proud of him. i have been saying it since friday that i am. no one can tell how someone will go out and play in a debut. and more the way he has played in the challenge tour. that isa played in the challenge tour. that is a reference point of how far he can go. the only way is up for him. that's the sport for tonight — of course super bowl 52 between the patriots and the eagles is live now on bbc one. it could be long night. have a good one. thank you very much. you are watching bbc news. two pensioners have been injured in a suspected gas explosion near bolton. emergency services were called out to the home in the town

murray is a long term injury casualty, and with dan evans suspended it means liam broady and cameron norrienolas, who's ranked 144 places higher. there's no pressure on ulcer, and i'm just going to focus solely on myself and see of albert can handle what i have to offer —— no pressure on us, and i'm just going to focus. he will have to play has a game because i'm not going anywhere. great opportunity to play in spain away on the clay. i couldn't be more thankful for the opportunity and just pumped to show the world what i can do. a big day to come for both of those men. you can follow the action on the bbc red button from 9:45, orfrom1pm on bbc two. back to you, chloe. thanks, hugh. we will carry on speaking to you throughout the morning. for the first time, the number of men dying from prostate cancer has overtaken the number of women dying from breast cancer. that makes prostate cancer the third biggest cancer killer in the uk behind lung cancer and bowel cancer. figures released by prostate cancer uk reveal thatjust over 11,800 men die from prostate cancer every year in the uk and the ch

cameron norrie and liam broady are due to play for gb in the singles but captain leon smith can selectuld be fantastic, or it could be a spanish win. kud is the big word. thank you. this is the 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 de

no andy murray, no kyle edmund, so up steps, cameron norrie.from two sets down, to beat world number 23 roberto bautista agut, and level the tie at 1—1. liam broady lost the first singles match to albert ramos—vinolas. but norrie produced the performance of his life to beat a man ranked 91 places above him in the world. he only turned professional last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and it's live on bbc two and the bbc sport website from 1 o'clock this afternoon. ijust looked at my forehand 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. stoked. is that a ban walk a word?|j am not the guardian of the lexical and, as you well know —— is that a dan walker word? pep guardiola is saying the title race is not over. it was over quite some time ago. we have a pa

cameron norrie and liam broady are due to play for gb in the singles but captain leon smith can selecta look at this morning's weather. how cold is it looking today? today, pretty cold, particularly in the south where you are exposed to a strong north—easterly wind. some areas will feel like no better than freezing but the big compensation today is some sunny spells, more sunshine than we had yesterday, albeit with some wintry showers. here's yesterday's cloud which brought patchy rain and hill snow, most of that has faded away overnight. we're starting to bring in this strong cold north—easterly wind and that speeding in some wintry showers into eastern areas and the potential for highs wintry showers into eastern areas and the potentialfor highs in parts of eastern england as well. the further west you come this morning, further west you come this morning, further showers, more dry weather, good spells of sunshine into the south—west and wales and north—west england, a frost into north—west england, a frost into north—west england and in north—east england and north—east scotland, a

cameron norrie and liam broady are due to play for gb in the singles but captain leon smith can selectspeak to you later. now, are you sitting comfortably? well, at home you might be, but 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

no andy murray, no kyle edmund, but great britain could have unearthed a brand new star in cameron norrie, and level the tie at 1—1. liam broady lost the first singles match to albert ramos—vinolas, but norrie produced the performance of his life to beat a man ranked 91 places above him in the world. he only turned professional last june and this was his first ever professional match on red clay. jamie murray and dominic inglot play in the doubles rubber later today and you can follow the match live on bbc two and the bbc sport website from 1pm this afternoon. ijust i just thought i ijust 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. is my first match on clay so i'm stoked. -- it's my first match. he was born in south africa, parents lived in new zealand, one was welsh, one was scottish so he can play for great britain. i was getting a bit excited, didn't let him speak! the champions—in—waiting manchester city can extend their lead at the top of the premier leag

the injured andy murray and kyle edmund and with dan evans suspended it means liam broady and cameron norriently taking on albert ramos—vinolas and is a set down. these are live pictures of what's happening right now in the second set. you can follow the action on the bbc red button. england's lee westwood has fired his best round in 15 years, for a share of the lead after the second round at the malaysian 0pen. westwood landed 11 birdies ina10—under—par62, including this one on the 8th hole. fellow englishman chris paisley and scotland's marc warren are also on 10—under par, one shot off the leading pair. there was disppointment for one of england's world cup—winning cricketers this morning as tammy beaumont hit a half century but still ended up on the losing side in the women's big bash semi—final. the sydney sixers beat the adelaide strikers by 17 runs to set up a repeat of last years final against the perth scorchers. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much. see you later on. more now on our top story. theresa may is coming under increas

so disappointment for edmund, but opportunity knocks for liam broady and cameron norrie.nked 165 in the world rankings. norrie is the world 114. so both face really tough tasks. broady takes on the 21st—ranked albert ramos—vinolas. there's no pressure on us and i'm just going to focus solely on myself and what i can bring to the court and what i can bring to the court and see if albert can handle what i have to offer. i think is going to have to offer. i think is going to have to offer. i think is going to have to bring his a game and play some pretty good tennis, because i'm not going to be going anywhere. it's a great opportunity for me to play away in spain on clay. i couldn't be more thankful for the opportunity and just want to show the world what ican do. liam broady will play in the first singles rubber. you can follow the action live on the red button and online from 9:45am this morning and there's also coverage on bbc two from 1pm. and, finally, think of elite nigerian sport and what comes to mind? the super eagles national football team with premier league stars

british tennis might‘ve found a new davis cup hero this weekend, but world number 114 cameron norrie'sin. it means britain will now face a play—off to keep their world group place. plenty more super bowl bells and whistles later in the programme. this morning i saw the half—time adverts. there was one for the rock's new film called skyscraper. everyone is saying it is a remake of diehard. everyone is saying this looks a bit familiar. good morning, loads going on with the weather. we certainly have some snow in the forecast, some of us are seen through the night and this morning and it will stay cold, looking at widespread frost and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. worst of that covers the forecast for today actually! wintry showers this morning, particularly across parts of the south—east through kent, sussex, east anglia and parts of lincolnshire. a lot of dry weather around this morning. some clear skies here and there although later on, the wintry show with across devon, generally speaking, a lot of dry weather, cloud across central areas and the midlands and those are those w

cameron can't save the day. great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie loses in four sets.in sub—zero conditions in minnesota. the new england patriots are up against the philadelphia eagles, who are going for their first title. this is the latest: the score is 22—12 to the philadelphia eagles. nick hoult is found jeffrey to put the eagles in the lead and the patriots led by quarterback tom brady have the chance to equal the