good evening from the heart of cardiff. will be roaring as wales take on england in what we hope will be another classic encounter. someone who knows all about the rivalry between wales and england is martyn williams. good evening. we will be getting his wisdom and insight into the action, but first let's remind ourselves of what happened in week one. we are underway in the 2017 six nations. two tries for scotland. ireland have hits back. great from greig laidlaw. they have beaten ireland. try is going to be scored.

george north has been named in that team for match in cardiff.ping that both he and fly half dan biggar will be fully fit. north picked up a leg injury in wales' win over italy although he did carry on playing while biggar couldn't complete the game due to a rib problem. coach rob howley makes two changes with props rob evans and tomas francis taking over from nicky smith and samson lee. but as for north and biggar, it's still a bit of a waiting game. we have tried to prepare as best we can. those two players will be given every opportunity to be fit. they are two experienced players and important for us. we are giving them every opportunity to be fit. scotland were the other winners on the tournament's opening weekend and their captain, greig laidlaw, says his team have learned how to handle pressure since coach vern cotter took over. after holding off a late comeback from ireland last saturday,

they are in cardiff. long before the bridge there was rugby.. why? history. in 2013 wales scored 30 points in cardiff, england humbled. the coach says it's just another city. the beer tastes the same as home. yes, but in cardiff it's named after the welsh captain, alun wynjones, you see. i think the game does mean a lot to a lot of people. we are able to share that, hopefully we can share it in a positive manner. i think we're very fortunate to have a stadium that is suitable or apt for the occasion. we've experienced lights, fire, music. england'sjones, eddie, now expects what he calls shenanigans. what are the shenanigans you're prepared for? oh, i don't know, but, you know, they're a cunning lot, the welsh, aren't they? you know, they always have the... you know, they've got goats, they've got daffodils, they've got everything. so who knows, who knows? well, mischievous friendly rivalry, that's what the 6 nations should be about. it is an outlet for passion and that's exactly why england have decided that here in cardiff the roof should be o

the key to their preparation is that england should not be daunted by the cardiff atmosphere, englandd. there must be prepared for any shenanigans that might go on. we are looking forward to it. it's a great opportunity, we are disappointed with how we played against france last week. it is a great opportunity to play in one of the great stadiums of the world. what shenanigans should they be prepared for? i don't know, but they are cunning, the welsh. you know they've got goats, they've got daffodils, they've got everything. who knows? training in the open air today, that is the same way it will be played on saturday. eddiejones decided he wants the stadium opening cardiff, that is his right, but it is not what wales wanted. andy murray says he is looking forward to seeing roger federer in glasgow for his exhibition event in november this year. i don't like to deal in stereotypes, but roger federer might be partial to some cheese for due. he has some dietary advice for his opponents. you don't try the fried mars bars. i tried one for the first time last year and it. horrific. time las

england's women are in cardiff tomorrow morning at cardiff arms park playing wales.credible match between scotland and ireland but it went the way of ireland. scotland's women haven't won a match in the six nations the seven years, so in the six nations the seven years, so they weren't expected to challenge ireland. in the first match, that is exactly what they did. two first half tries put them ahead at the break. but missed penalties meant they miss the opportunity to stretch the lead. in the final minutes, island made them pgy- the final minutes, island made them pay- jenny the final minutes, island made them pay. jenny murphy crashed over to snatch victory for the irish. 22 dutch 15 the final score but a losing bonus point and will be little consolation. england missed out on becoming six nations champions last year to france. they we re champions last year to france. they were beaten by them in theirfinal match. it looked like it might be a similar result at twickenham when they trailed 13/ zero. but in an emphatic performance, they answered 16 unanswered points

it is a beautiful day now in cardiff. why wouldn't you wa nt now in cardiff.is an outdoor sport. you might be able to get a brief sound of it the noise coming from the old arms by were the woman's international is about to start. it would be a great atmosphere. some of the intensity of this fixture relies on that history. in terms of recent yea rs, on that history. in terms of recent years, 2015 and inexperienced england team came here and won the match. we will hear from george england team came here and won the match. we will hearfrom george ford ina match. we will hearfrom george ford in a moment, fly—half part of that tea m in a moment, fly—half part of that team and will be fly—half today. that's also think about rob howley v wells coach. so much talk about eddiejones. i wells coach. so much talk about eddie jones. i will wells coach. so much talk about eddiejones. i will has got to prove that he has the ability to do the job in the long term to wales. it is an audition for him. we will hear from him in a moment adversely earlier this week i spoke to engl

i think, quite simply, because we are in cardiff.ondered this week why england have seemed petrified by cardiff. ah, history... 2013 has a lot to do with it, when a buoyant england team sank here, conceding 30 points. the current coach says it's just another city. the beer tastes the same as home. yes, but in cardiff, it's named after the welsh captain — alun wynjones, you see. the game does mean a lot to a lot of people. we are able to share that, and hopefully we can share it in a positive manner. we are very fortunate to have a stadium that is suitable and adds to the occasion. cardiff stage—manages sensationally — lights, fire, music. england's eddie jones suggests he is preparing for what he calls shenanigans. what are the shenanigans you are prepared for? oh, i don't know, but they are a cunning lot, the welsh, aren't they? they always have been. they've got goats, daffodils, they got everything. who knows? mischievous, friendly rivalry, that's what the six nations should be about. it is an outlet for passion, and that's exactl

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. some news just some newsjust in.nt, francois hollande. reports say one of his security marksmen accident ali pulled the trigger, apparently shooting himself in the foot. an official said another bullet then went through a tent hitting two waiters who were servingcocktails after the speech. —— serving cocta ils after the speech. —— serving coctails after the speech. staff from southern rail, arriva rail north and merseyrail are expected to go on strike on the same day in a row over the future of guards on trains. the rmt union announced the walkouts in a dispute with the companies over plans to introduce driver—only operated trains. union officials say the move will make services potentially dangerous. the 24—hour strike will take place on the 13th march. millions of british eggs are temporarily to lose their free—range status. farmers have been forced to keep their hens indoors since december to limit the spread of bird flu and eu rules say that eggs from hens that have been inside for 12 successive weeks can't be la

they scored 11 tries as they thrashed wales 63—0 at cardiff arms park.er for england's fourth try of the match securing the bonus point after just 22 minutes. they went into the break with a 38—0 lead. england continued to dominate in the second half — thompson grabbing her hat—trick here. wales were unable to find a reply. 63—0 the final score. terrific game, nowhere near as easy as the score might make it look. i know the girls will be hurting, and they put a fantastic effort up. what do you put that win down to, all those tries? just our execution, we talk a lot about how we want to play the game, we saw couple of areas we wanted to get the ball into today, and we did it well. but more than anything, frame of mind. away from the six nations action let's have a quick look a the results from rugby union's premiership. leicester tigers are back up to fitfth place after a bonus—point win over gloucester, while defending champions saracnes were surprised by worcester who beat them 24—18. saracens could have gone top of the premiership. we have had a cracki

george north has been named in that team for match in cardiff.re hoping that both he and fly half dan biggar will be fully fit. north picked up a leg injury in wales‘ win over italy, although he did carry on playing. while biggar couldn't complete the game due to a rib problem. coach rob howley makes two changes with props rob evans and tomas francis taking over from nicky smith and samson lee. but as for north and biggar, it's still a bit of a waiting game. we've tried to prepared as best as we can, those two players will be given every opportunity to be fit. i think that's they are two experienced players, they are important players for us. george in the right channels and down through his experience and leadership. we will give them every opportunity to be fit. scotland were the other winners, on the tournament's opening weekend... and their captain greig laidlaw, says his team, have learned, how to handle pressure since coach vern cotter took over. two wins out of two, when they play france this weekend... even though it's 18 years, since the

it will cardiff, only three celsius.bout. su btle subtle changes, picking up more of a south—easterly breeze. there might bea south—easterly breeze. there might be a slight increase across the mediterranean but it will feel marginally less cold, if you like. more details on the website. this is bbc news. i'm jane hill. the headlines at two: a report into safety failures which forced 17 edinburgh schools to close puts the blame on a lack of proper scrutiny over construction work. it was part of this school wall here that tumbles down in high winds in january 2016. this lengthy report has just been published january 2016. this lengthy report hasjust been published into january 2016. this lengthy report has just been published into what went wrong here. leaked figures show record numbers of patients spent more than four hours in hospital a&e units in england last month. the prime minister welcomes her italian counterpart to downing street for talks, with brexit expected to be top of the agenda. the two leaders just beginnin

a lot of focus on england's cardiff novices.tarted slowly in the six nations, losing in edinburgh. it is essential for them to come up with something against italy. they have been on top in that game from the start. they have scored four in the first half, which gave them their first half, which gave them their first ever six nations bonus point. 0ne first ever six nations bonus point. one result to give you from cardiff in the women's six nations, if finished wales 2—0 england 63. if the scores like that in the men's match, they will be opening the exits, never mind the roof. it is expected to be a lot closer. before we go — a group of tigers in a zoo in china have become a tourist — and internet — sensation, but not really for the right reasons — it's because they're so fat. the big cats have packed on the pounds overwinter, but zoo keepers say they'll slim down in the summer. they're blaming unflattering camera angles for making some of the animals so portly, but said they would step in and help any unhealthy ones lose weight

yes, but in cardiff it's named after the welsh captain, alun wynjones, you see.ly we can share it in a positive manner. i think we're very fortunate to have a stadium that is suitable or apt for the occasion. we've experienced lights, fire, music. england'sjones, eddie, now expects what he calls "shenanigans". what are the shenanigans you're prepared for? oh, i don't know, but, you know, they're a cunning lot, the welsh, aren't they? you know, they always have been. you know, they've got goats, they've got daffodils, they've got everything. so who knows, who knows? well, mischievous friendly rivalry, that's what the six nations should be about. it is an outlet for passion and that's exactly why england have decided that here in cardiff the roof should be open for the game, allowing all that welsh noise to escape into the sky. well, everyone in professional sport is trying to find an edge. gareth southgate — yes, the england football manager — was at rugby training this week, seeking a different perspective. was that handball? well, england fly—half george ford fi

the bonus point was secured afterjust at cardiff arms park.inutes, and they went into the break leading 38—0. england continued to dominate in the second half, thompson grabbing her hat—trick. wales were unable to find any reply, 63—0 the final score. terrific game. nowhere near as easy as the scoreline might make it look. i know roland and the girls will be hurting, and they put up a fantastic effort, but they got us on a good day today. what do you put the wind down to today? just rx it is in, we talk a lot about how we wanted to play the game, the sort of areas we wanted to get the ball in today. —— a let's move on from the six nations. let's move on from the six nations. let's have a look at the premiership. leicester tigers are back up to fitfth place after a bonus point win over gloucester, while defending champions saracens were surprised by worcester who beat them 24—18. saracens could have gone top of the premiership. but all the six nations action. let's find out what happened in the premier league. thank you very much indeed. nick i

the commonwealth games in cardiff in1958, singh. as he was known, became the first indian to win a major gold medal in athletics. independence was proclaimed and celebrated but it had been obtained ata celebrated but it had been obtained at a terrible price and the price was the division of india, the partition. for a while the north of india ran with blood as hindus, muslims, and sikhs grimly slaughtered one another. commentator: away first time, going harder and that bend... —— going ha rd harder and that bend... —— going hard around that bend. and milkha singh of india! and its first, milkha singh! milkha singh, whose incredible story has been turned into a bollywood film called run milkha run. that is all from witness this month, will be backin all from witness this month, will be back in february with more stories from history told by the people who we re from history told by the people who were there. from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. you learn something every day, i did not know the commonwealth games had bee

england head coach eddiejones told media his players seem petrified of their trip to cardiff.is words were carefully chosen. i think that is another way of giving a challenge to his players. he isa giving a challenge to his players. he is a clever bloke, is eddie, and asi he is a clever bloke, is eddie, and as i said, i think it is great for the game. you want characters in the game. people who pass the football, like brian clough, people like that. it is good for the game. with just over 100 days to go until racing begins in the 2017 america's cup, the waters off the island of bermuda are a hive of activity, as the competing teams continue preparations. this week, british team land rover bar formally unveiled their boat. tony husband has been behind the scenes with a team adjusting to life 3,500 miles from home. around half of the america's cup tea m around half of the america's cup team have left their main base in portsmouth and they are now here at the royal naval dockyard, a temporary hub which was officially opened on monday. that coincided with the launch of the boat in

ireland thrashed italy 63-10 in cardiff.ir biggest ever victory. a brave daffodill shows its face in february. england in cardiff. what was the other thing? oh, yes, goats. the coach had bantered about welsh shenanigans. all clear here. roof open, heat on. nothing contrived in the eyes of the welsh captain — that's old—fashioned the eyes of the welsh captain — that's old —fashioned emotion. the eyes of the welsh captain — that's old—fashioned emotion. with all the modern scientific preparation, rugby still comes down, often, to brute strength, and determination. with half—time approaching, perfect timing... commentator: they score! now, is that what you came for? commentator: they take the lead. second half, england waiting to pounce, but, no. the england line was broken, a kick, a chase, a race, and breathless, daly won here. elliott day —— daley, the flying finisher, england had done it again, somehow snatched the game 21—16. unbelievable. it was obviously great to believe in this team. i think that's what's exciting about

try in london and norwich, wet in cardiff and belfast on monday.vening by rush hour that rain will spill into the midlands, maybe even some snow across the upland areas of northern britain. hello. this is bbc news with me, martine croxall. the headlines at 7.34. research by bbc news shows the number of patients in england waiting for more than the official target of eighteen weeks for surgery has risen by 163% in four years. passengers from countries subjected to america's travel ban seize the chance to fly to the us, as judges refuse to reverse a suspension of president trump's controversial order. the conservatives signal a shift away from home ownership for all, a policy which dates back to margaret thatcher's time in office. ministers have pledged fresh measures to encourage renting. france's far—right national front leader, marine le pen, has launched her campaign to become the country's new president. she has promised to eradicate terrorism and abandon the euro if she wins. a scathing report is published into the way britain's train system is

then, to cardiff, where england won the game they had virtually lost. the cleaners. in monopoly terms, something like that. england barely got started in the first half. this was a kind of congestion charge. ball mauled over the line. dan cole in the thick of it and the bottom of it. england were flummoxed by italy's tactics. the game actually stopped and just became a debate about the laws. in the first half, italy missed three penalties but failed kick with the right bounce and a bright mind turns into a try. half—time and italy, no hope italy, led 10—5. england needed to escape again. watch out. danny care saw a glimpse of the line head down, dash, made it. the start of the six nations has been elliott daly. the coach kept him on the winklerjust for this kind of opportunity. —— on the wing. so, england ahead and italy were not done. shrugging off any england player, still going, still going. italyjust two points behind. that is all. england needed four tries to get a bonus point. this made sure of that. england finally broke free in the final minutes

seven in glasgow and eight or nine in cardiff and london.e on shoes day. by wednesday, a reasonable start to the north and east of the uk. a bit cold with a touch of frost. we do look towards the south—west for the next weather system to urge its way in, bringing bigger cloud and rain. also slightly less cold air. creeping back to double figures implement and london. the southern half of the uk in two thirds it starts off wet but not much rain on thursday afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines. you'll get a chance to hear it. after a rough week, jeremy corbyn admits labour hasn't done enough to rebuild trust with voters — but tells the party to remain united. i am carrying on as leader because i am determined that we will deliver social justice in this country. the home secretary backs up a warning that britain faces a ‘sustained and serious‘ level of terror threat from islamist extremists. lily allen suffers online abuse — after revealing she had post—traumatic stress disorder after a stillbirth. also in the next hour. get ready for the

sian lloyd, bbc news, cardiff. our top story... tunisian terror attack in 2015 were unlawfully killed. he condemned the response of the country's police describing it as shambolic and cowardly. the former owner of bhs has agreed to pay £363 million to help plug a huge hole in the company's pension scheme. the firm went bust last year. britain's most seniorjob protection police officer says paedophiles who pose no physical threat to children shouldn't be prosecuted. some sport news 110w. the top two teams in the championship are playing each other tonight. brighton and hove albion are a point clear of newcastle united they've been playing for about half an hour at the amex stadium where brighton have the best home record in the division. a penalty was tucked away by glenn murray. they are trying to reach the premier league for the first time. there are two other games in the championship this evening, second from bottom blackburn are at home to derby county. another relegation threatened side bristol city — who are just two points a

eddiejones decided he wanted the stadium roof opened in cardiff.en named in the wales team for that match in cardiff. the side are hoping, that both he and fly half dan biggar, will be fully fit. north, picked up a leg injury in wales' win over italy. although he did carry on playing, while biggar couldn't complete the game, due to a rib problem. coach rob howley has made two changes. prop rob evans, and tomas francis, take over from nicky smith and samson lee. but he'll have to wait and see if both north and biggar will be ready in time. we have tried to prepare as best as we can. those two players will be given every opportunity to be fit. they are too experienced players, they are imported players for us. george in the wide channels and down, for his experience and leadership. we will give them every opportunity to be fit. great britain, have beaten latvia, to make it two wins out of two, in their fed cup, round robin group. both heather watson and johanna konta, won their singles matches in straight sets. so britain had an unbeatable, 2— 0 lead

connacht now trail 7th placed cardiff by two points with a game in hand.e at the top of the premiership where leaders wasps drew 35—35 with exeter. the sides had been level at half time before exeter had jonny hill sent off. despite that, they took the lead with this try from olly woodburn. but wasps drew level once again thanks to this score from joe simpson. that was the tenth try of the match. the result leaves wasps five points clear at the top. today saw the british athletics trials held in sheffield as athletes look to qualify for the european indoor championships. one of those to do so was katarina johnson thompson, who finished second in the long jump. shejuimped a distance of 6.69 metres — only beaten by lorraine ugen's 6.72m. she only managed a sixth place finish in the heptathlon at the rio olympics but says she is targeting a medal at the championships in belgrade in march. which will serve as preparation for this summer's world championships in london. and the umpire who was hit in the face by a ball during britain's davis cup tie against cana

then wales versus england in cardiff kicks off at ten to five. at bbc one, also at 4.15 the coverage starts. away from the six nations and history was made in the premiership last night, as bristol's tom varndell, became the league's all—time, top try scorer. the division's bottom side were thrashed by harlequins, but varndell scored his 91st premiership try, to take him beyond mark cueto's record. a last gasp penalty from, rhys priestland, gave third place bath, a one point victory over northampton. elsewhere sale sharks beat newcastle. scarlets moved into the top four of the pro 12, after an important win over glasgow. tom williams scored one of their two tries. the top two of munster, and ospreys, both won, and so did ulster. the big football news this morning is confusion over the future of the rangers manager mark warburton this morning. rangers said in a statement, that he had resigned from his position, but warburton says he wasn't aware of that, and is consulting his legal team. rangers are third in the scottish premiership, but 27 points

in the proi2, connacht secured all the points as they beat cardiff blues.his tiernan o'halloran drop goal. a late penalty then made sure of a 19—13 win. connacht now trail seventh placed cardiff by two points with a game in hand. england's danny willett blew a three shot overnight lead and eventually had to settle for share of fifth place in the maybank championship in malaysia. it was a poor final round from last yea r‘s masters champion, who picked up five bogies and finished with a one over par final round of 73. the tournament was won by paraguay‘s fabrizio zanotti who carded a stunning final round of 63 to win by a shot from america's david lipsky. i think it was probably the best round of my career. i am pretty happy. it was a really good day, i really good victory. i am very happy. really good victory. i am very happy- i really good victory. i am very happy. i been working a lot. i was not that my best. i missed three cuts in a row. but that is in the past. today, i won again, and cuts in a row. but that is in the past. today, iwon again, and it feel

england, the first trip to cardiff for eddie jones.ales england, the first trip to cardiff for eddiejones. wales are banking on the home advantage to take them to the top of the six nations. and find out how i survived the stairway to heaven, even if it did turn my legs to jelly. good morning to match who has the weather. a cold feeling day for all of us, snow giving a limited coaching in some areas. but for many, that is no will turn back to rain. see you soon. —— matt. good morning. first, our main story. schoolchildren are to be offered lessons in cyber—security to encourage more younger people to pursue a career in defending britain from online attacks. it's hoped that thousands of teenagers in england will spend up to four hours a week on the subject, over the next five years. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hacker facing daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hackerfacing a jail daniel kelly is a convicted teenage hacker facing a jail sentence. daniel kelly is a convicted teenag

cardiff, the roof open and the heat on.e would stretch every emotion. with all the modern scientific preparation, rugby still often comes down to brute strength and determination. ben youngs with the first try. with half—time approaching, perfect timing. he has scored! now, is that what you came for? the second half, england waiting to pounce. but no! interce pted. dan biggar! a kick, a chase, a race. breathless daley the defender. but wales was still ahead. four minutes to play and england had the ball. they had to run. they had to find space. elliot, the last—ditch defender, now the fine finisher. again, somehow snatching the game 21—16. unbelievable. i love the belief in the team. i think that is what is exciting about hopefully what is to come, you know? it is not the finished article. hopefully we get better and better. england's remarkable winning run continues. and to win here with a win like that must feel significant. well, after a first week defeat, ireland dared not lose again. rome, the perfect place for a break

so through this, hiding the tenners around cardiff, i just through this, hiding the tenners around cardiffentially do with that £10. we are asking people to feedback. thank you so much. sorry we can‘t talk more. we have had loads of william messages about what people would do with it, so it will be great to see how it continues. thank you for your time. matt callaghan has been putting £10 note around cardiff for people to do something good with. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning. the weather is looking pretty unsettled over the next few days, and we will see a windy spell with outbreaks of rain and sunshine infairly with outbreaks of rain and sunshine in fairly short supply. through today, the strongest of the winds will be around western parts where we could see gales or even severe gales. outbreaks of rain working their way west to east across much of the country, and temperatures for most of us 10—12dc, feeling cooler under the outbreaks of rain. this evening and overnight, rain slowly clearing away from the east, and then we see further showers pu

england's win in cardiff was full of drama and tension. other game was a rather different story. ireland scoring nine tries against italy in a 63—10 thrashing in rome. our correspondent, joe wilson, reports. cardiff, the roof open and the heat on. if the welsh captain thought he had seen it all, stand by. this game would stretch every emotion. with all the modern scientific preparation, rugby still often comes down to brute strength and determination. ben youngs with the first try. with half—time approaching, perfect timing. he has scored! now, is that what you came for? the second half, england waiting to pounce. but no! interce pted. dan! bruised ribs and all broke the line. a kick, a chase, a race. breathless daley the defender. but wales was still ahead. four minutes to play and england had the ball. they had to run. they had to find space. elliot, the last—ditch defender, now the fine finisher. again, somehow snatching the game 21—16. unbelievable. i love the belief in the team. i think that is what is exciting about hopefully what is

it won't be raining here steering daylight hours, a big contrast between norwich and cardiff. push eastwards, a bit of snow across the pennines into the highlands as well. quite a wet night on the way, monday night into tuesday. and then on tuesday, that weather front stalls across the east, so not pleasant at all from aberdeenshire, newcastle, holed, down into norwich. the wind is off the north sea, so it will feel cold. —— hull. sunshine in belfast and birmingham, but blobs of blue here, one or two showers in the south—west and maybe in the north too. wednesday looking pretty dry, the weather fronts cannot come in, this easterly wind is stopping the weather front towards a dry day, but pretty chilly. here is the trend for the end of the week, you can see the easterlies start coming in, scandinavia, all the way from russia, so we chilly end to the week. just how cold it is going to get, probablyjust week. just how cold it is going to get, probably just about week. just how cold it is going to get, probablyjust about cold enough for a little bit of wintriness across the hills,

once again, that picture of yesterday's rugby in cardiff.y times is interesting. a fantastic picture yesterday, though, maybe not if you are welsh to be heartbreaking for them. the main story is the labour search. they are looking for secret succession planning. we had jeremy corbyn on the sofa a few days ago saying there are no plans for him to stand down. he is not looking ahead toa stand down. he is not looking ahead to a future of not being labour party leader. but this leaked report shows that the labour party will potentially be facing a disaster in the polls should there be an election. a quick look at the sunday mirror with entirely different news from last week. tara who passed away last wednesday. she spoke to friends earlier predicting her death. much more on the papers coming up in the programme. great stories from inside the papers later on. exactly. lattimore to come. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories this morning: surgeons and hospital trusts say thousands of operations are being cancelled because of a

in hersumming up cardiff today.lousy became very aggressive and he started sending abusive messages to her, saying he would kill her new lover and he started researching and planning their deaths. researching online of different methods of killing, pipe bombs, how to stab someone and if it was as easy to sta b someone and if it was as easy to stab someone in real life as it is in movies. and on the 20th of september he waited outside the matalan store in the centre of cardiff, one of the busiest shrieks in the centre for both of them to come to work. zoe morgan was working and lee simmons was escorting her to work and andrew saunders repeatedly stabbed lee simmons outside the matalan store and then chased zoe morgan down the street and ended her life as well. she was sentenced to 23 years and four months in prison. as he received the sentence he turned to the families of the victims and muttered, i‘m sorry, before being escorted out of court. ina before being escorted out of court. in a moment the news that one. but

it's a first trip to cardiff, for their coach eddiejones, and wales are banking on home advantage tothem top of the six nations. and matt has the weather. good morning, a cold feeling day out there for all of us today. for some a little bit of snow to begin with, giving a coating in places but for many some of that snow will turn back to rain, all the details coming up in15 minutes. see you then. good morning. first, our main story. the government is to fund lessons in cyber security to encourage teenagers to pursue a career in defending britain from online attacks. it's hoped that thousands of pupils in england will spend up to four hours a week on the subject, over the next five years. here's our home affairs correspondent tom symonds. daniel kelly's a convicted teenage hacker, facing a jail sentence. in 2015, he took part in the massive digital break—in at the phone company talk talk. but what if his potential had been harnessed at an earlier age? he might have ended upjoining a new breed of apprentices learning the cyber security trade like these at bt‘s headquarters. with that i

will stop on match day, cardiff is difficult to beat.elsh team, hopefully they can draw strength from that. and how do you see the welsh team ? from that. and how do you see the welsh team? i think they are a very strong team. we have a very good team. we have got good replacements on the bench, so we have a couple of injury concerns — dan biggar, and george north. but i think we have players who proved themselves last week, so i am quite happy, very happy, with the welsh team.” week, so i am quite happy, very happy, with the welsh team. i will ask you all for a potential scoreline — your predictions?‘ wales win. i would say 25—19. gisele? i think it will be the battle of the back rows. i think england will pull away in the second half and win by 12 clear points. 12 clear point — what would the score be? i will hold you to what you said. i need to do my maths now! 26... that would be 26-14. wes? 30-17. i think it would be closer. i think the teams are evenly matched. the actual score, 21—18 to wales. think the teams are evenly matched. t

cuthbert, in what is the only change to rob howley‘s side who lost to england in a thrilling match in cardiffst is to withdraw its bid to host the 2024 summer olympics, leaving only los angeles and paris as the only two cities in the running. more than a quarter of a million hungarians had signed a petition against hosting the games, with opponents saying the money would be better spent elsewhere. the international olympic committee will announce the winning bid in peru in september. force india are the latest fi team to reveal their car for the new season and say their aim is to break into the top three in the constructors championship. they were fourth last season behind mercedes, red bull and ferrari. their new car was unveiled to the media by their drivers sergio perez and rookie frenchman esteban ocon. the first race of the season is in australia on the 26th march. iam i am excited. this is the first generation of car that has got these regulations, it is more or less going to be a level playing field. i would back them. i am just hoping that one of the top three has made a mistake and w

wales welcome england to cardiff, whilst scotland are in paris to take on france, a place they haven't since 1999. let's get some team news, beginning our round up in rome where ireland face italy in the first match of the weekend. it was a captain ‘s run with a difference this afternoon for ireland, as no captain was attendance at the stadium. rory best to so often leaves from the front was back in his hotel room nursing a stomach bug he picked up overnight. the irish camp are confident that the 34—year—old hooker will be fit and ready to go against italy tomorrow. there are always things that crop up in the course of a week. i think how we react and respond to it will hopefully allow us respond to it will hopefully allow us to continue the preparation. u nfortu nately us to continue the preparation. unfortunately these things happen but we are confident that he will recover in time for tomorrow.“ but we are confident that he will recover in time for tomorrow. if the england camp has been on edge this week, eddiejones said on monday that the victory over france felt a bit like defeat.

cardiff, the roof open and the heat on.lsh captain thought he'd seen it all in rugby, stand—by. this game would stretch every emotion. with all the modern scientific preparation, rugby still often comes down to brute strength and determination. ben youngs with the first try. with half—time approaching, perfect timing. he has scored! now, is that what you came for? the second half, england waiting to pounce. but no! interce pted. dan biggar! a kick, a chase, a race. breathless daley the defender. but wales was still ahead. four minutes to play and england had the ball. they had to run. they had to find space. elliot, the last—ditch defender, now the fine finisher. again, somehow snatching the game 21—16. unbelievable. i love the belief in the team. i think that is what is exciting about hopefully what is to come, you know? it is not the finished article. hopefully we get better and better. england's remarkable winning run continues. and to win here with a win like that must feel significant. well, after a first week defeat,

question, we spent so much of this week looking for clues in history, england's superior record in cardifff is open, wales' victory in 2013, 30 points against an english tea m 2013, 30 points against an english team buoyant then. what will be key is whether england's players can cope with the atmosphere, even with the lid off it will be a cauldron. wales have experience where ever you look. both teams will be desperate to be more urgent from the start than in their opening weekend. that is crucial for ireland. 0ne than in their opening weekend. that is crucialfor ireland. 0ne imminent vic friday for england, the women's international is ongoing but england against wales have scored over 60 point, they are looking like the professionalles which they are. iam sure professionalles which they are. i am sure the men's will be closer. thank you. the early premier league kick off is already underway at the emirates. arsenal are taking on a re—juvenated hull city. sanchez has put arsenal ahead. just after the half hour mark. have another look because the replay show thatis another look because the

tim hague reports on a thriller in cardiff. wales at home to england. game to light up and fire up the coldest of winter days. while this is the one every welsh woman, man and child wants to win, england are any mission. 15 wins in a row and they didn't hang around in pursuit ofa they didn't hang around in pursuit of a 16th either. holding out until now! ben youngs without one but wales weren't going anywhere. they only trailed by five after all and —— leigh halfpenny reduce that. the hosts could have gone into the lead, no matter, another opening would arrive and liam williams would take it. they take the lead! and the locals would remain happy. for a while, despite and when farrell penalty, wales would also get there on. the lead remained five and just when a frustrated england looked likely to score a crucial try there was always another welshman willing and ready to stop them. but that would not last forever. in the last five minutes of a magnificent encounter in cardiff and everything changed. he scores and england take the lead with 11.5 minutes t

these are the live pictures from the arena in cardiff trump trail a—0 at the start of this match ande disappointed because he had a chance to take the victory in that an ultimate frame. it went to a decider and the world number two came from behind in the end to take it by nine frames— eight. it was the first ranking title for him since he won the world championship two years ago so there will be plenty of relief for stuart bingham. you can see trump doing his runners—up interview there. a great result for the world number two, defeating the world number two, defeating the world numberfour two number two, defeating the world number four two win the welsh snooker open and —— in cardiff. the draw has been made for the quarter—finals of the fa cup and non—league lincoln city, after yesterday's giant—killing against premier league side burnley yesterday, could face arsenal at the emirates stadium if arsene wenger‘s can beat another national league side, sutton united, tomorrow. well, here's the draw in full — jose mourinho and manchester united return to the scene of a a—0 trouncing earl

wales in cardiff. he scores.ove for either and their championship it's a dead end. much hanging over this, for 20 minutes, so little ground given until wales set off on the open road, liam williams in the fast lane. too quick to be stopped by any of scotland's backs, so they tried to catch them another way, finn russell kicking scotland closer, but leigh halfpenny can kick to the horizon. consider russell trumped. for now. scotland flew out after the break, tommy seymour for the line and in the city of trainspotting, try spotting, was it? it was, just, scotla nd try spotting, was it? it was, just, scotland ahead. they moved six points clear than wales responded, this time rhys webb asking the question, but before he reached the try line he reached touch, the a nswer try line he reached touch, the answer was no try. under the pump scotla nd answer was no try. under the pump scotland have cracked in the past but now the pressure powered them, fuser to timber so, delirium vern cotter style. the scottish victory over

cctv footage showed him in a cardiff supermarket where he bought knives and latex gloves.e was seen leaving with them in a carrier bag. 0n the morning of the 28th september, he was seen morning of the 28th september, he was seen pacing outside the matalan store where the couple both worked, as they arrived for the early shift. he ambushed them. he stabbed lee simmons eight times, zoe morgan tried to pull him off. he then turned on her and chased her across the street. ssh she sustained 32 injuries in total. sentencing him to life in prison with a minimum of 23 yea rs before life in prison with a minimum of 23 years before he could be considered for parole, thejudge years before he could be considered for parole, the judge said that he had robbed two familiesof a much—loved son and daughter in the last 15 minutes those families have issued a statement in which they say we are disappointed at the leniency of this sentence. our top story this lunchtime: a coroner has condemned the police response during the tunisia terror attack that left 30 british tourists dead. and coming

in netball, wales were thrashed 92—27 by new zealand in the first of two tests in cardiff.back the gap. new zealand, who are ranked second in the world, added 25 goals in the final period. the two teams will play each other again tomorrow. silverstone sporting director stuart pringle says there‘s no question mark over formula one‘s british grand prix — at least for the for the next three years. silverstone‘s status as hosts came under scrutiny last month amid concerns about rising costs. there is certainly no question over the british grand prix this year, next year, or 2019. this is all about 2020 onwards. there have been some changes in formula 1, some new owners coming in. we don‘t know those guys but we hope to have discussions shortly and we would like to continue running formula 1 at silverstone. what about the circuit and what lies ahead with the sale? that has been in the media. any update in terms of a new buyer for silverstone? we are at the stage where we have had some good trading results over the last few months and we are feeling that the pressure is slightly

he blew a 3—0 lead to lose 4—3 to mark davis in the second round in cardiff, where it's been a day ofake more time off his studies after reaching the third round. he needed a wild card, and permission from his teachers,

also this hour: as wales and england prepare to clash in the six nations in cardiff, final preparations are being made to their starting line—ups. wing george north and fly—half dan biggar have won their fitness battles and are named in wales‘ team for saturday's big match. and an australian man who fell into a trench survives for hours with his nose just above the water. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. an independent report — published in the last hour— looking at the safety failures that forced 17 edinburgh schools to close — has blamed the council and the partnership which managed the building contracts. the report's author says there was a lack of proper scrutiny of the construction work. the crisis began injanuary 2016, when a structural wall at 0xgangs primary school collapsed during a storm. 17 schools, including ten primaries, five secondaries and two additional—support needs schools were then shut because of concerns over the standard of construction. around 7,600 pupils were affected by the closures. once the repairs were complete, city of edinburgh council launched an

in the pro 12, cardiff narrowly won at edinburgh...y looking beaten and ii points down on the hour, the blues staged a come back — lloyd williams with the match winning try. 18—17 the score. in the knights of the games, newport when strachan is worth 8054—22. lei nster when strachan is worth 8054—22. leinster hardtop because munster we re leinster hardtop because munster were top before. it was a busy night in rugby league's super league with five games. warrington were hoping for another win after their victory over the brisbane broncos in the world club series but they were left red faced by castleford whose man of the match zak hardaker gave them the lead and they never looked back. 30—22 the score. castleford are now top of the table. here's a look at the nights other schools. history will be made in west yorkshire, when the west yorkshire, will be, it will be the canadian side ‘s first professional game. we have been to see them. for decades rugby league has tried to expand beyond northern england, the 62 corridor, with mixed succ

after a cold start in glasgow, only four or 5 degrees in the afternoon, similar in belfast and cardifft some drier interludes. still feeling quite chilly in the breeze, single digits across the board, six or seven for glasgow in belfast, eight or nine cardiff and london. tuesday and wednesday, still low pressure but we are looking towards the south and west for this high pressure nudging in. by wednesday, a reasonable start in the north and east but a bit cold with a touch of frost and showers in the north and east but this weather system edges its way in during the day bringing cloud and rain but also some slightly less cold air, creeping back into double figures in plymouth and london. for the southern half of the uk, into thursday, double digit temperatures. sta rts thursday, double digit temperatures. starts off wet but not much rain by thursday afternoon. jeremy corbyn says he takes his share of the responsibility for the by—election defeat at copeland. what other solutions? you will get a chance to hear it. do you have solutions? after a rough week, he admitted labour hadn't done

eight, nine cardiff and london.wards the south and west for this ridge of low pressure. a bit cold with maybe a touch of frost. we do look towards the south—west for the next weather system to edge its weight in, bringing thicker cloud. just creeping back into double figures implement and london. the southern half of the uk into their stay seeing double—digit temperatures. it starts off wet but not much rain by thursday afternoon. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7.00pm. after a rough week, jeremy corbyn admits labour hasn't done enough to rebuild trust with voters — but tells the party to remain united. i am carrying on as leader because i am determined that we will deliver social justice in this country. the home secretary backs up a warning that britain faces a ‘sustained and serious' level of terror threat from islamist extremists. the olympic champion mo farah insists he's "a clean athlete" in response to fresh claims about the methods of his coach. donald trump becomes the first president in 36 years to miss

amendments and some of the ones where people are trying to apply — one that brexit can be treated as if cardiffple have spoken. like any other democratic vote, the majority. a slight margin. what about the minority? do we not have a democracy? you are all remainers said he did not quite get... i... i agree with you but this marking around with amendments is complete nonsense. what are these people, they are growing smoke... do not say that word. this is where our prime minister has to say, we need to see what is going to come out in the detail, it is the devil in the details. sorry to coin and other... thinking of marine le pen and the elections in europe, europe is going to bea elections in europe, europe is going to be a very, very different place by the end of the year. to be a very, very different place by the end of the yearlj to be a very, very different place by the end of the year. i can with cliches but not vulgarities, even at this time. i apologise. we are sensitive, aren't we here at the papers! all the front pages are online.

a great fixture in cardiff. wales played well.land know how to win and they came through and one. ireland had a great victory. a physical battle in paris. scotland picked up a couple of injuries. physical battle in paris. scotland picked up a couple of injurieslj suppose picked up a couple of injuries.” suppose the big talking point coming out of the scotland camp is the fact that greig laidlaw has picked up the ankle injury. how big a loss as that? he is a massive loss for his leadership and understanding. he directed him well. he gets goals in 85-90% directed him well. he gets goals in 85—90% as well. ali price is a sharp player that is replacing. that's a brief look at scotland and what happened with the injury with greig laidlaw. let's look at what happened in week two. commentator: can wales turner pressure into points? yes, they can! he's got! it has been an outstanding game of rugby. eddie jones' team remain unbeaten. italy arejust game of rugby. eddie jones' team remain unbeaten. italy are just a little pressure. i hat—tri