announced his return to cardiff with a - his return to cardiff with a win at the welsh indoor championshipsmonths ahead for him, no doubt. it's all or nothing forthe fourteams, hoping to make it to super bowl 59, the nfl's showpiece event in two week's time. the divisional finals take place later, as the defending champions, the kansas city chiefs face the buffalo bills in the afc championship game. with the washington commanders one win away from their first super bowl appearance since 1991. they face a tough task against the philadelphia eagles in the nfc. dan 0gunshakin reports. 0ne one year ago after a season to forget, the washington commandos flag was flying at half mast. they stand just one win from american football's bigger stage. win from american football's biggerstage. from win from american football's bigger stage. from four wins last season to voting and counting, their transformation has been remarkable. the brotherhood, _ has been remarkable. i'ie: brotherhood, chemistry, has been remarkable. tie: brotherhood, chemistry, you know, the commitment. that everyone has made to ge

but after two years training in italy, he has come home to cardiff.—coaster 202a. he went into last summer's olympic games with high hopes of reaching the individual 100 metre final but those hopes were dashed before the race even began. he was disqualified for a false start. there was an element of redemption with his bronze medal in the four by 100 metre relay but even now, he still feels there was something missing from his olympic debut. it is a bittersweet one. i look at the medal and i seejoy and i also see pain because of what could have been. in the sprint, anything can happen, as we see. but it is a lesson so i wouldn't change it. despite the journey, honestly. who knows what is going to happen in the future? i can only look forward now. the past is the past. you are home, back training in cardiff, in your hometown. what brought you back? family, honestly. and speaking with helen every time i came back, she would always fill me with confidence and i feel like that is something i did not have as much of over the past couple of years, so she's

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cardiff university has confirmed plans to cut 400 full—timejobs due to a funding shortfall. could involve school and subject closures, with nursing, music and modern languages among the courses being dropped. the university and college union said it would fight plans against compulsory redundancies. here's our wales correspondent, hywel griffth. cardiff university, a prestigious uk university, one of the so—called russell group, announcing a cut of 400 staff, something like 7% of its workforce, and major changes in terms of what it will teach students. so the cuts coming, we understand in departments like music, ancient history, some modern languages and nursing as well. so a change in what courses it will offer students let tell you what is coming up. we will the from git). we will. set the latest for" democratic en. we will. set the leteet for" democratic of the democratic republic of congo. some of the pictures on 77 the chaos on the ground. the chaos on the was talking the ground; i was talkingte the: .,, ~ ~~ ~ food pregremmc said people there were facing and unimaginab

white caroline didn't feel she could wait that long she got peter to peter to cardiff white in 9pm.d been 14 hours since she had originally called 999. white within that time no ambulance had arrived. figures published. let learn half serious cases were seen in nine minutes. the last time the target was achieved was back in 2020. a&e waiting time figures for november were released today and they showed that the numbers waiting 12 hours or more was the second highest on record. the health secretary said that the nhs was facing challenges and it doesn't reflect the investment that the labour government was making to reduce waits the labour government was making to reduce wait— reduce waits the last conversation - reduce waits the last conversation i - reduce waits the last conversation i had i reduce waits the last l conversation i had with reduce waits the last - conversation i had with them was where he was in agony. he said poor— was where he was in agony. he said poor ambulance response times were a symptom of greater pressures. the health board said they were unable to comment on

the cutbacks cardiff, and cutbacks in cardiff, and we had an yesterday we had an at the annedncementrattmas, showing the strain on uk since 77— universities since the changes in visa applications. thanks for - us- _ today, her fans are decked out in regency era finery, house�* museum. jane austen's brilliant. did have to learn to dance. exactly 212 years ago, on january the 28th, 1813. spent the last eight years of her life. an incredible legacy. of time created six novels that have had such an impact globally. to a much wider audience. she spent her final weeks in the city. so anything that is here is extremely valuable. and there's this wonderful subtext underneath jane austen's novels were published anonymously. seen on banknotes and coins. tim muffett, bbc news. we will have the headlines just a few moments including than the democratic more than the democratic republic of congo and more from gaza as well. —— from. almost at the back end of this stormy spell. got to watch this, though, this is developing storm ivo. it's been named by the portuguese weather but at the moment we do ha

cardiff city had a few problems yesterday — their match against coventry city was delayed — because theye crowd was a little bigger than he was used to. he has been talking to tomos morgan. yesterday, i was supposed to be refereeing at goytre united versus llantwit major in thejd cymru south, but unfortunately the pitch was waterlogged. so, with an afternoon off officiating in the welsh football leagues, dale randall decided to go and watch cardiff city play coventry. shortly before half time, however, an injury. stadium announcer: we've got an injury to the referee currently. | with the fourth official stepping up, a plea for another to help out in the second half. this is a call—out - to all in the stadium. do we have a qualified referee who has done their training? i when you could see that he was injured and was going off, did it start ticking over in your mind that maybe this could be an opportunity? some of the guys sitting next to me knew i was a referee, so they were like, "oh, dale�*s a ref." it was a bit nuts, really. just, i don�*t know. ijust ended up on pitchside at the card

a spokesperson for cardiff and vale university health board said that they were unable to comment onw things came to end. if he'd just got in there earlier, he could have been made comfortable. he shouldn't have to... he shouldn't have to die in that state. that's not fair. tomos morgan, bbc news. us president donald trump is sending 15—hundred troops to the mexican border to boost security, as he moves to crack down on illegal immigration. the news came after mr trump gave his first television interview since re—entering the white house. our north america correspondent merlyn thomas has the details. mr president. thank you. welcome back. thank you. donald trump began his interview with fox news speaking about his favourite topic — immigration. this was a gross miscarriage of common sense to allow people to come in. this is notjust south america. this isn't you know, we talk venezuela. that's a big abuser. but these are countries from iran, congo, the countries that you don't even think of. the congo has emptied their prisons out into the united states. for him, it was an opportunity

elsewhere, cardiff lost at home to sharks.at the top of the table after they were beaten at home by saracens. the win lifts sarries third though. loughborough lightning stuffed leicester tigers 61—12 in a one sided east midlands derby at welford road. elsewhere bristol's playoff push was dented — losing 39—38 to trailfinders. now, the tension of any professional sport can be high as athletes try to execute theirjobs to perfection — but a new bmx competition in manchester will see riders encouraged to try tricks they've never attempted before, with the promise they won't lose points if they fall. it's been launched by former pro sebastian keep — he's been speaking to our reporterjames dunn. known on the scene for his creativity and bravery... you're a lunatic. ..from riding world war ii relics to building a giant man made super ramp, bas keep has been re—inventing bmxing for more than 20 years. and he's doing it again with a new competition where riders aren't punished for falling. sometimes when you go to some of the olympic e

like cardiff, the victory moves the tigers out of the bottom three.apanese international daizen maeda scoring the winning goal. they're looking to win the competition for a record extending 43rd time. the draw for the fifth round will be made on monday night.after bobby wales' equaliser for the visitors, heres a check on all today's fourth round scores. hibernian made their way through to the last 16 after a comfortable 3—0 victory against sixth tier clydebank. big away wins for ayr united and airdrieonians. premiership aberdeen had no problems away at elgin city.. you can pick out your team from the results on the screen.. plenty of reports and reaction on the bbc sport website bristol have been bundled out of europe after a last gasp defeat away to clermont auverge in the european champions cup which means they're adventure for this year is over. northampton are through top of pool 3 and will have a home tie in the last 16 after victory in a nine—try thriller over munster at franklins gardens. craig templeton has more. northampton saints and munster

fulham putting watford to the sword 4—1 at home, while cardiff, who sit second from bottom of the championship united 1—0 to book their place in the 4th round. one match in the scottish premiership as rangers missed the chance to take a bigger dent out of celtics lead at the top of the league with a 1—1 draw at dundee. rangers are currently 15 points behind celtic. so while everton wave goodbye to theirs, west ham are saying hello to their new manager. after 20 months out of management, graham potter has returned to the dugout, signing a 2 and a half year deal at the london stadium. potter says he'sjoining a club with a big traditions and a big history — and says it feels a bit like christmas and that he's raring to go again in the premier league. joe lynskey has more. this is the opening he's waited nearly two years for. good morning. at west ham united, potter has eemerged. the coaching journey started in sweden's fourth tier. where taking them to europe show the potential much at swansea city and played what he's doing. he paid a huge sum to be at the bridge. but he was sacked the same seas

across the country, with some social media posts wrongly claiming that the knifeman— who was born in cardiffas actually an asylum seeker. on monday, 18—year—old axel rudakubana pleaded guilty to stabbing the girls last july. in the wake of his plea it emerged he'd had contact with a range of different state agencies throughout his teenage years, including the police, social services and mental health services. speaking in downing street in the last few minutes, sir keir said that the perpetrator was referred to a prevent programme on three occasions but, on each occasion, the judgment that he did not meet the threshold for intervention was wrong. he said the tragedy must be a line in the sand for britain and the attack in southport in the north west of england was "senseless" and "barbaric". let's hear more of what the prime minister had to say. the responsibility for this barbaric act lies, as it always does, with the vile individual who carried it out. but that is no comfort. and more importantly, it is no excuse. and so, as part of the inquiry launched by the home secretary yesterday, i w

in the challenge cup cardiff were edged out by perpignan 23—20 but edinburgh with a good win in brittanyat has alluded them for a decade — the women's ashes. the last series in 2023 was drawn, leading to australia retaining the trophy. one theory it all begins tonight with the start of a three—match one day series in sydney. our reporter henry moeran sent us this report earlier. here in sydney, the weather is thankfully a lot better for the warm up match that it was a few days ago. the first of a few international matches to be played, sunday local time and we're almost ready to go. we have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for this. _ have with the 2017 winner. i am so excited for this. you've - have with the 2017 winner. i —n so excited for this. you've got the england team training behind us. even in some group of flooding such as can really feel that buyers of the women say was about to start. england has not had _ say was about to start. england has not had their— say was about to start

after the attack riots erupted with social media post wrongly claiming the killer who was born in cardiffeker. on monday, 18—year—old axel rudaku ba na monday, 18—year—old axel rudakubana pleaded guilty to stabbing the girls and in the wake of his plea it emerged he had contact with a range of different state agencies through his teenage years including the police, social services and mental health services. a few hours ago we had an address from downing street and sir keir starmer said the public inquiry into the killings would seek to answer difficult questions. the responsibility for this barbaric act lies, as it always does, with the vile individual who carried it out. but that is no comfort and, more importantly, it is no excuse. so, as part of the inquiry launched by the home secretary yesterday, i will not let any institution of the state deflect from their failure. failure which, in this case, frankly, leaps off the page. for example, the perpetrator was referred to the prevent programme on three separate occasions — in 2019 once and in 2021 twice. yet, on each of these occasions,

i went back in cardiff in may, i secured _ went back in cardiff in may, i secured three world titles ladder to where i want _ another climb up the ladder to where i want to— another climb up the ladder to where i want to go — another climb up the ladder to where i want to go. all another climb up the ladder to where i want to go— i want to go. all the ingredients are there for _ i want to go. all the ingredients are there for this _ i want to go. all the ingredients are there for this to _ i want to go. all the ingredients are there for this to be - i want to go. all the ingredients are there for this to be a - are there for this to be a great night, it's also a huge moment for the sport, this cord that corresponds with international women's day in march. let's take you back to the champions league, aston villa are playing right now against monaco. it is still1— it is still 1- 02 it is still1— 02 monaco, they thought they had a second goal, it's been overruled though. liverpool kick off at anfield against lille in the next hour. that's all from sportsday. good evening. fog may well b

in the challenge cup cardiff were edged out by perpignan 23—20 but edinburgh with a good in brittanyhem for a decade — the women's ashes. the last series in 2023 was drawn, leading to australia retaining the trophy. it all begins tonight with the start of a three—match one day series in sydney. here's our reporter henry moeran. here in sydney, the weather is a lot better than it was for the warm up match a couple of days ago. we almost set up for the women's as is, 3—1 of the internationals to replace in the morning local time and you're almost ready to go. this is what is _ you're almost ready to go. this is what is about. _ you're almost ready to go. this is what is about. i _ you're almost ready to go. this is what is about. i am - you're almost ready to go. ti 3 is what is about. i am so excited for this. you've got the english team are trailing behind us who have got the music playing. you can really feel that the buzz of the women's ashes series that are starting. women's ashes series that are startina. ~ ., ., , ., starting. we england has not have had their _ starting. we eng

he was born in cardiff and moved to southport with his family and became a pupil ins formby.o kill someone? explained he hated someone? explained he hated someone at school who bullied him and felt angry and wanted to kill them. a referral was made to the police at that time who visited the defendant. he confirmed he had taken a knife to school and said he would use it if he became angry. the school was informed and he had been temporarily excluded by then. this was made permanent when he admitted taking a knife to school on ten previous occasions. referrals were made to the multi—agency safeguard hub and the adolescent mental health service. this will be looked into in an inquiry as to what could have been done when the authorities knew so much about this very troubled man. we wait for this sentencing to begin. impact statement still being heard but when we hear from thejudge we being heard but when we hear from the judge we will be able to bring that to you live from inside the court. in the meantime, let's get an update on the weather picture. hello there. you really will

wins too for cardiff, coventry and sheffield wednesday.dundee postponed. aberdeen missed the chance to go third, as mikael mandron scored twice for st mirren in a 3—0 win. hearts are up to ninth after a 3—2 win over kilmarnock, overtaking ross county who drew with hibs. bottom side stjohnstone claimed only their fifth win of the season, having trailed motherwell as late as the 86th minute. that's the men's football taken care of. just the one game in the women's super league today where manchester city moved up to second with a 4—2 win away to aston villa. villa took the lead before vivianne miedema scored twice to give the visitors the advantage at the break but that lasted all of 42 seconds after the restart, laia alexandri putting the ball into her own net, but city retook the lead through mary fowler before england internationaljess park sealed all three points. there are five games tomorrow. the pick sees leaders chelsea take on arsenal — live on bbc two at sunday lunchtime. a win would take chelsea nine points clear. over 3a,000 tick

this happenening 7 yes, this is music superstar ed sheeran walking into an assembly at a school in cardiffdreds of pupils. it�*s part of his new foundation to promote the teaching of music in schools. britain is pushing people towards working in tech and finance _ towards working in tech and finance. but there is so much amazing _ finance. but there is so much amazing music and film made in wales — amazing music and film made in wales it — amazing music and film made in wales. it doesn't happen unless you say— wales. it doesn't happen unless you say you want to do it. ed sheeran _ you say you want to do it. sheeran at you say you want to do it. er. sheeran at her school in the uk. let�*s return to los angeles — where firefighters are still battling to contain the devastating wildfires. these timelapse pictures — shot overnight — show that despite all the efforts to deal with them — some of the major fires are simply refusing to be stopped. as you can see the fire is ferociously spreading. we start to see some subtle changes to the weather, it will remained colder, sharp overnight frost, sl

the national grid says power cuts have affected parts of birmingham, bristol and cardiff. from guatemala and el salvador have arrived in haiti in an effort to reinforce security and combat armed gangs. haiti has experienced a rise in violence, despite the presence of a un—backed international force. the soldiers willjoin the multinational mission already led by kenya, which sent nearly 400 police officers last year. so far, the mission has failed to prevent the violence or stop the gangs, which now control about 85% of the capital, port—au—prince, according to the united nations. earlier, i spoke to jacqueline charles, a correspondent with the miami herald. so we know now that security forces from guatemala, el salvador have arrived in haiti. they're there to reinforce a multinational mission tasked with gathering the country's gang violence. what do you anticipate with the addition of these troops to the mission? well, i'm here to tell you that people have been waiting for this mission to be reinforced as a result of its arrival, and not really being able to take on the g

the national grid says power cuts have affected parts of birmingham, bristol and cardiff.ts centre. the so—called congestion pricing will apply from sunday at 9:00am local time to 9:00pm, then from 5:00am in the morning until 9:00pm in the evening on weekdays. car drivers will now be charged $9, or £7.25, to enter parts of manhattan. there are higher fees for trucks, with tourist buses paying the most. the scheme aims to raise billions of dollars for the public transport network while discouraging people from using their cars. the incoming president and prominent new yorker donald trump says he strongly disagrees with the plan. but it has got many backers too, among them rachael fauss, a senior policy advisor at the sustainable transport advocacy group reinvent albany. she spoke with me a little earlier. rachel, very good to have you with us there in new york. so the congestion zone comes into force at midnight local time, in that very area where you are right now. just walk us through how it'll work. so, starting at midnight, drivers into the central business district of

middlesbrough missed the chance to close the gap on the top four as they drew 1—1 with struggling cardiff beat coventry city 2—1. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other stories. poland will face the united states in the mixed—team united cup final tomorrow with world number two iga swiatek helping them through the semi—finals. the final is made up of three matches, and will see swiatek take on world number three coco gauff in sydney. meanwhile, world number one aryna sabalenka made it through to the final of the brisbane international, beating teenager mirra andreeva comfortably in straight sets. polina kudermetovaa awaits her in the final in the morning our time. and lebronjames overtook basketball legend michael jordan for the most 30—point games in nba history, it has changed massively. i can now buy things that i couldn't have a few years ago but the biggest thing is helping my family out. talk to me about last night. you've played so many games and had higher averages. given the scale of the event last night, the competition, was that the best m

yes, this is music superstar ed sheeran walking into an assembly at a school in cardiff. of pupils. it's part of his new foundation to promote the teaching of music in schools. britain has this kind of thing where it is pushing people towards bankers all working in tech or finance or towards bankers all working in tech orfinance or all towards bankers all working in tech or finance or all this sort of stuff, when actually the arts, and they know well is ours, there are some amazing music, amazing film, amazing painting that comes out of wales that, you know, doesn't happen unless you guys go i want to do that. ed sheeran. a reminder of our menus. you can see the qr code with the latest on fires in los angeles. these are the live pictures as we come up to 9:30pm where a nighttime curfew is in force. hello there. well, temperatures struggling to get much past freezing by day and once again, it is the coldest night of the winter so far. now, lots of lying snow, particularly for the northern half of the uk, and there could be some issues with snow melt over the next few days

cardiff will remain a point above the draw in 20th.th his wimbledon final triumphs, took the first set 6—4 but from that point onwards, the serb took control, winning the next three in a match that lasted over 3 and half hours — and finished just before 1 in the morning. alcaraz, was third seed in melbourne but has never made it past the quarters. djokovic will face alexander zverev in the semis. i'v e i've experienced that a few times in my career. experience helps, understanding how to face adversity and draw the necessary strength and energy that you feed off in order to win a tennis match, to win the tournament. just please with the way i was able to play throughout the entire tournament, including tonight. against one of the best, two or three best players in the world in the last three or four years. just a great win, very proud. the women's champion aryna sabalenka is into the semis after a 19th win in a row at melbourne park. the world number one, who is looking to secure a hatrick of australian open titles, had to work really

during the visit to cardiff's white house, there were signs all was not well between him and his peoplesmelling the teargas because there was a rally in protesting going on at the white house when shah came. >> there was a big demonstration against the shah by iranians that came to the united states to get away from his dictatorship. >> is the first time i said that these people will not leave the issues there, they will bring it here. >> in just over a year, the velshi seven overthrown in violent revolution. replace by ayatollah khamenei, many americans would get a taste for the first time of radical islam. when the shah, exiled and with -- sick with cancer, begged to enter the u.s. for medical treatment, carter reluctantly agreed but his compassion would carry monumental price tag. angry iranians breached the walls of the u.s. embassy. >> the u.s. embassy in tehran in the hands of muslim students. >> emergency meeting called at the state department. >> long meeting at the operation center, speakerphone set up along the table, each one connected to a different part of the embassy. the

they have been power cuts in birmingham, bristoland cardiff, birmingham, bristol and cardiff, blamedngham, bristoland cardiff, blamed on the weather. in liverpool, aggressors have been out and about, and they have also enlisted the help of quad bikes —— the gritters. the of quad bikes -- the gritters. the bikes are used _ of quad bikes —— the gritters. tue: bikes are used in of quad bikes —— the gritters. tte: bikes are used in the of quad bikes —— the gritters. tt2 bikes are used in the city centre to get into those more pedestrian areas to try and keep the city centre on the move, and the use of liquid salt solution. so that's quite unusual. that means we can do the city centre as well as those main roads. much that means we can do the city centre as well as those main roads.- as well as those main roads. much of the uk remains _ as well as those main roads. much of the uk remains under _ as well as those main roads. much of the uk remains under yellow - as well as those main roads. much of| the uk remains under yellow warnings for snow, the uk remains under yellow warnings forsnow

now that's when he then went on to attack them for then went on to attack them for the cardiff offences his punishment is eight months in prison and paying £300 in compensation to one victim and £250 to the other. the judge also gave him a ten year sexual harm prevention order, which means he can't be alone with a woman unless she knows his convictions. are you mental? a bloke who has no qualms about breaking into britain, masturbating in public and sexually assaulting women on the street is not going to be bothered about a sex harm prevention order, is he? why aren't we just sending this animal back to sudan? i mean, it's ironic, isn't it, that our foreign secretary, david lammy, released this video recently telling us that we mustn't forget? sudan? >> when i came into office, i was determined that britain would not look the other way. in november, we won support from all but russia on a resolution for peace in sudan at the un security council. >> let i'm sure that the women that that monster attacked will not forget sudan in a hurry. mr lammy, on monday i told you about illegal immigr

cardiff's only gender fluid, non—binary, self—described blairite babe has been stomping around like arned drag queen, howling into a share collection and demanding justice. the fact he's made it here tonight, i think it's nothing short of heroic, my friends. you're welcome. now, each of crying. >> i'm crying. that was so funny. >> we'll outline their arguments about a chosen topic. then it's game on. expect things to escalate faster than, well, willie and rachel reeves. and faster than she can tank the british economy. my friends. and hasn't she done a marvellous job? and of course, my friends, we want to hear your views. drop us a line at gbnews.com/yoursay. and don't forget to send in your questions for ask the five. no topic is off limits, though i suspect tonight we'll have a particularly willie heavy theme. and before we descend into complete chaos, or willie does, it's complete chaos, or willie does, wsfime complete chaos, or willie does, it's time for your saturday night news with aaron armstrong. >> hello. very good evening to you. our top stories a 14 year old has been charged

they sensed this wasn't simply a choir boy from cardiff. they sensed this attack had its roots. in the murky world of our porous borders. and yet this labour government, whose instinct is to cover up, to obfuscate, to conceal, leaned on the tropes of far right and law and order, while the entire nafion law and order, while the entire nation knew that there was more to this story than the authorities were letting on. but the great deflection has begun. >> there were so many signs of how dangerous he had become, yet the action against him was far too weak. so families need the truth about why the system failed to tackle his truth about why the system fail�*thisi tackle his ———————f truth about why the system fail�*this labour his w truth about why the system fail�*this labour government, w yet this labour government, whose instinct is to cover up, to obfuscate, to conceal, leaned on the tropes of far right and law and order, while the entire nafion law and order, while the entire nation knew that there was more to this story than the authorities were letting on. but the great deflec

they sensed this wasn't simply a choir boy from cardiff. they sensed this attack had its roots.murky world of our porous borders. and yet this labour government, whose instinct is to cover up, to obfuscate, to conceal, leaned on the tropes of far right and law and order, while the entire nafion law and order, while the entire nation knew that there was more to this story than the authorities were letting on. but the great deflection has begun. >> there were so many signs of how dangerous he had become, yet the action against him was far too weak. so families need the truth about why the system failed to tackle his violence for so many years. that is why we are setting up an independent pubuc we are setting up an independent public inquiry. >> the government will now try to blame the institutions as a means of avoiding the fundamental question. why did it not tell the truth to the public sooner? freedom of speech is the bedrock of democracy. democracy only works with an informed pubuc only works with an informed public when the truth is concealed. the trust that binds our institut

cardiff university has announced plans to cut 400 full time jobs as it battles a £30 million budget shortfall cuts could also lead to school closures and merging of subjects with nursing, music and modern languages among the areas at risk. the university and college union has slammed the proposals, calling them cruel and unnecessary. pledging to fight any compulsory redundancies. but the university's vice chancellor said it must make difficult decisions to adapt to rising costs and falling international student numbers. an update on the situation in the middle east and the uk has pledged an extra £17 million in humanitarian aid to gaza, with a focus on food, on water, health care and sanitation. the development minister made the announcement in the house of commons earlier, as the fragile ceasefire in gaza now enters its second week. thousands of civilians are now returning to the north of the territory, and anneliese dodds has warned that israel's ban on un aid risks stalling the progress made, calling for unrestricted access for humanitarian agencies . and the humanitarian agencies. and the

. >> i think the scottish accent is a lovely one and well, if you're from cardiff, i think you just sound so warm and friendly. >> really. >> really. >> see, i like i love a good essex accent, i like it. >> yes, of course you do. of course i like it. >> i like you see my two that i like scouse. >> yeah, yeah, scouse is nice and i like geordie. >> see, i love a belfast. i love northern irish. yeah i do, well i do, but but i love the accent. i do, but but i love the accent. i do, but but i love the accent. i do love the accent. >> charlie rowley your favourite accent i do like, well no, no i'm. >> they say opposites attract, so i don't mind. i don't mind a northern accent. i don't mind a northern accent. i don't mind a northern accent, but. but welsh, welsh is welsh is lovely i think. welsh. and if they can sing to you as well, i think because the welsh have got beautiful voices. obviously. >> i know you're a big harry secombe fan, aren't you? >> i was thinking more tom jones, more tom jones. it's not unusual, paul. it's not unusual. >> well, let us know. >> well, let us know. >> what are y

power cuts were birmingham bristol and cardiff blamed on the weather.liverpool critters have been out and about and they have listed the help of quad bikes. they have listed the help of quad bikes-_ quad bikes. bikes used in the city centre — quad bikes. bikes used in the city centre to _ quad bikes. bikes used in the city centre to get _ quad bikes. bikes used in the city centre to get to - quad bikes. bikes used in the city centre to get to those - city centre to get to those more pedestrian areas to try to keep the city centre on the move and they use a liquid salt solution so that's quite unusual, we can deal with the city centre and main roads. much of the uk remains under yellow warnings will snow ice and ran but the serious warnings i amberfor snow in northern england and snow and ice for wales and most of the midlands. the amount of snow areas have seen already has varied, this is leeds this morning. south swanston and hampshire some of the white stuff. in scotland the big concern is ice. in other areas in snow has already turned to rain. in red

they'll be hoping to join cardiff city, everton and fulham in the next round.ter united head coach ruben amorim says he wants to keep kobbie mainoo at the club, but with united in a tight situation regarding profit and sustainability offered no guarantees it will actually happen. the england midfielder was linked with chelsea earlier this week amid a continuing stand—off over his proposed contract extension. my players are my favourite and i really love my players and they want to keep them, especially the talented ones and it is a special moment in this club and it is a hard moment in this club and it is a hard moment and of course, i'm really happy with him and he is improving. a date has been set forjannik sinner�*s doping case hearing. it will take place behind closed doors at the court of arbitration for sport on the 16th of april. the world number one was cleared of any wrongdoing by an independent tribunal after twice testing positive for a banned substance in march 202a. however, the world anti—doping agency has appealed against the decision to clear hi

in fact, axel rudakubana was born in cardiff.e say they don't know why he went on his stabbing spree. he will be sentenced at a later point. well, in the last few minutes the crown prosecution service have said that axel rudakubana has shown no remorse for what he had done, they are, they say, they are grateful the families of the three girls who died and all of the other families and people and survivors who have been impacted by his actions have been spared the agony of a trial, although of course it is important to set that into context, they have been waiting many months for this trial. they were geared up for it, thinking it was going to begin this week so they weren't in court to hear the pleas being entered and that has been very difficult for them. figs that has been very difficult for them. �* , , ., that has been very difficult for them. a ,, that has been very difficult for them. a ., , them. as you said you have been outlining. — them. as you said you have been outlining. the — them. as you said you have been outlining

are looking at 2 degrees in aberdeen, sub zero where we have got lying snow, and three degrees in cardiff—western corner, temperatures will be that little bit higher. through this afternoon and into the evening period you can see where we are looking at this rain. again, we could see some wintriness anywhere from dartmoor to kent. it will continue to push eastwards, eventually clearing away. the clear skies behind it does mean we are going to see the temperature tumble quickly and we are looking at further wintry showers in the north and the west. just before i go, a quick look at these temperatures. this is what it will be like in towns and cities. locally in sheltered areas it could fall a —12 tonight. the bitterly cold night tonight and especially on thursday. we are used to the higher ground been critically cold, but this is more widespread?— been critically cold, but this is more widespread? less than two weeks before his inauguration as us president, donald trump has repeated his desire to take control of both greenland and the panama canal, and even floated the possibility of using