the latest is from portuguese chocolatierjorge cardoso and is made entirely of chocolate. cardoso around 200 hours to create the sculpture, which is being exihibited in ovar, in northern portugal, as part of their carnival celebrations before going in cristiano ronaldo's own museum in madeira. his own well refrigerated museum, i should hope. that's all we've time for. 5 live sport is just kicking into life now too. jane dougall will have the news on that game at stamford bridge and the rest of the news in sportsday just before 10:30pm. dojoin her then. bye for now. hello, this is bbc news. fears of a pandemic continue to increase, as the government issues new guidance for people returning to the uk from parts of italy affected by coronavirus. let's take a look at the latest figures worldwide. global cases of the virus have passed 80,000 — the vast majority of those being in china. italy is currently the worst affected country in europe, with over 280 confirmed cases. and in the last few minutes, it's been confirmed that 10 of those have died. in iran, 15 people have died a

it is the creation of portuguese chocolatierjorge cardoso.ure, which is being exihibited in ovar in northern portugal as part of their carnival celebrations, before going in cristiano ronaldo's museum in madeira. iam not i am not sure what he would make of it, to be honest. it is being exhibited in northern portugal. let's hope they have the air—conditioning on, otherwise it would wouldn't it? —— it would melt, wouldn't it? you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but, from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. we're stuck in this colder air stream through wednesday and thursday, and that means more showers, more wintry showers as well, and we've already seen snow falling to quite low levels. now, as those showers ease off across central and eastern parts of the uk, we'll see temperatures dropping away. many areas having a touch of frost. particularly cold though, again, in the north—east of scotland, and given those showers, some icy conditions, especially for northern and western

the latest is from portuguese chocolatierjorge cardoso. it's made entirely of chocolate.eing exihibited in ovar in northern portugal as part of their carnival celebrations, before going in cristiano ronaldo's own museum in madeira. i bet he likes that. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the observer's sonia sodha, and kevin schofield, the editor of politicshome. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the independent leads with the news that schools are set to close as fears of the spread of coronavirus rise. the guardian says that confusion over health advice is widespread as the coronavirus continues to spread across europe. the mirror says that britons abroad and in the uk are in lockdown as attempts to contain the virus continue. the times also leads school closures over contagion fears. the telegraph also leads with the coronavirus — it says that thousands of britons will be tested for the virus amid fears that their could be far more

jorge cardoso, the creator, spent around 200 hours of his spare time completing the model.er how you sort out melting temperature is for that sort of chocolate. i'm not worried about that, who gets to eat it? someone has to it. —— eat it. about that, who gets to eat it? someone has to it. -- eat it. if anyone could, ronaldo could. good job. rinaldo is great, isn't he? very good. speaking of food... is there a place for the likes of frankie & benny's and chiquito on our retail parks? their owners aren't overly convinced. sean has more on the competitive casual dining sector. it is also called the casual dining sector. good morning to you. we have talked about this kind of squeeze before, but the company that owns all of these chains is called the restau ra nt all of these chains is called the restaurant group — you don't see that around the country too often but it does own and operate 650 restau ra nts a nd but it does own and operate 650 restaurants and pubs up and down the country. and you'll recognise these as being on the same retail parks as your favourite bowling alle