written's dan evans _ collapsed. i could move any more. written's dan evans went - collapsed.face in the third round. not long to go until the commonwealth games in farming him. we are always look — already looking forward to the next one. this time in the state of victoria, is the six time the games have been hosted down under. the last was in 2018, but it's the first time a state or region has been awarded the event. seen scores have been confirm, but after seven more, set to be added. for more, you can add to be added. for more, you can add to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. below things will be turning warmer and drier. not always sunny because there will be complications with mist and low cloud and with weak fronts trying to push into the west, could be a bit of patchy rain. most will be dry and certainly a drier picture for many on wednesday. the area of low pressure which brought the rain on tuesday pulling away, still close enough to scotland. that will ease away. some mist and low cloud may linger, but elsewhere, spells of sunshine coming th

not such good news though for britain's number two, a surprise defeat for twelfth seed dan evans who'st favourite neil robertson is comfortably through to the second round of the world snooker championship after beating debutant ashley hughgill. the australian trailed 3—1 but hit back in devastating fashion as a run of eight frames in a row helped him to a comfortable 10—5 victory. he will face eitherjack lisowski or matthew stevens, that one paused with lisowski leading six frames to three. their match continues tomorrow. meanwhile, eight time finalist john higgins is having a tough time in his first round match. thailand's thepchaiya un—nooh leads five frames to four after the first session. it was locked at four four until un—nooh reached a break of 100 and 1a to edge ahead and give himself a chance of reaching the second round for the first time. the match resumes on wednesday, and that's all the sport for now. if your garden and planters are looking a little bit parched at the moment and you mist out on some of the showers we saw on tuesday, you want to grab the watering can with

and dan evans is currently in action agianst belgium's david goffin.with goffin winning 7—6, evans is currently on serve in the second. as always, you can get more via the bbc sport website and app, including build—up to those champions league ties tonight. we'll have more throughout the afternoon. thank you, then. good afternoon. you're watching bbc news with me, jane hill. let's look at some of the main stories. ali harbi ali, the 26—year—old who murdered the conservative mp sir david amess in his constituency last year, has been given a whole—life tarriff. ajudge said ali had shown no remorse or shame for what he did. after sentencing, assistant comissioner mattjukes from the metropolitan police read a statement on behalf of sir david amess�* family. our amazing husband and father has been taken from us in an appalling and violent manner. nothing will ever compensate for that. we will wake each day and immediately feel our loss. we will struggle through each day for the rest of our lives. our last thought before sleep will be of david. we will forev

well, it was a poor day for britain, as dan evans is also out.e carlo. blind golfers have used a tournament in worcestershire to highlight the importance of on—course volunteer guides to allow them to play the game. the england and wales blind golf charity, staged a competition at gaudet and luce in droitwich. the charity says blind golf is gaining in popularity, but the lack of people to help golfers navigate the 18 holes is an issue. i was short—sighted. as soon as i got to 17 or 18, vision just started going really quickly. i would do crosswords at work, and it went that... the next day, i couldn't even see the paper. with golf, i suppose the best way, i can see the golf ball at my feet, but as soon balls been struck, it's completely gone. it's hard to explain when it means everything. i don't get to play a lot because it's finding people to play with. i've been golfing every day of the week, practising in the kitchen. there are three categories _ practising in the kitchen. there are three categories in _ practising in the kitchen. there are t

not such good news though for britain�*s number two, a surprise defeat for twelfth seed dan evans whofashion as a run of eight frames in a row helped him to a comfortable 10—5 victory. he will face eitherjack lisowski or matthew stevens, that one paused with lisowski leading six frames to three. their match continues tomorrow. meanwhile, eight time finalist john higgins is having a tough time in his first round match. thailand�*s thepchaiya un—nooh leads five frames to four after the first session. it was locked at four four until un—nooh reached a break of 100 and 1a to edge ahead and give himself a chance of reaching the second round for the first time. the match resumes on wednesday, and that�*s all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the team. bye—bye. hello. for the keen gardeners out there, if your garden and your planters are looking a little bit parched at the moment and you missed out on some of the showers we saw on tuesday, you are going to be grabbing the watering can for the rest of this week — very little rain around. there will be a few showers across western are

earlier, britain's dan evans went through to the second round after he beat benjamin bonzi in straight it's the first time a state or region has been awarded the event. 16 sports have been confirmed on the initial programme, with up to seven more set to be added. for more, you could head to the bbc sport website, but that is all your sport for now. hello. the easter weekend isjust around the corner and, as we move closer to it, things will turn drier and warmer for many. not always sunny, complicated slightly by some mist and low cloud lingering for northern and western areas. most will be dry, and certainly a dryer picture on wednesday. the area of low pressure pulling away into the north sea. still close enough to scotland. it will bring some outbreaks of rain which will ease away, and some low cloud for western coast. elsewhere, spells of sunshine coming through, but also the potentialfor sharp sunshine coming through, but also the potential for sharp and sunshine coming through, but also the potentialfor sharp and under showers. winds will be light to moderate, still quite windy. t

dan evans is also out, losing to david goffin. covid lockdown regulations. a row has broken out about remarks made by the conservative mp michael fabricant when speaking to bbc news yesterday afternoon. he claimed that teachers and nhs staff were having drinks with colleagues in staff rooms during lockdown. let's listen to what he said. i think now that the prime minister has got to think hard, he should certainly go and make a statement to the house of commons on tuesday and i think he has got to apologise. having said that, i don't think that at any time he thought that he was breaking the law. i think that at the time he thought, just like many teachers and nurses, who, after a very, very long shift, would tend to go back to the and a quiet drink, which is more or less what he has done, i don't know much about the birthday party to which you talked about, i wasn't invited, but i don't think he thought he was breaking the law, but of course that doesn't make any sort of excuse. you said all those teachers and nurses who were goi

it was a double whammy for the brits, too, as dan evans is also out. 7—6, 6—2, continuing a poor runstant to the previous coach and then took charge of the team for the recent tour. he will replace mcdonald as the head coach in the domestic hundred competition. that is all the sport for now and we will have more a little later on. when the government opened up the process forfamilies in the uk to host ukrainians fleeing the fighting in ukraine, thousands applied. despite criticisms that the process was too slow, some families are now beginning to arrive. let's talk tojoanne marshall — who lives near cheltenham. her host application has finally been approved and her family has arrived from ukraine. we spoke to her a few weeks ago when she was trying to get them to the uk shejoins me now with the family, eugene, anastatasiia and their son davyd. welcome to the uk. i hope you are settling in well. how has it been moving into somebody�*s house? it is moving into somebody's house? it is areat. our moving into somebody's house? it 3 great. our sponsors, we have the best sponsors. they give

british number two dan evans is also out, beaten in straight sets by david goffin.decorated female track and field 0lympian of all time the 36—year—old american has won 11 olympic medals, including seven golds and she competed at her fifth and final 0lympics in tokyo last summer. and awesome athlete. you think winnin: and awesome athlete. you think winning one _ and awesome athlete. you think winning one gold _ and awesome athlete. you think winning one gold is _ and awesome athlete. you think winning one gold is enough - and awesome athlete. you think winning one gold is enough but i and awesome athlete. you think. winning one gold is enough but her numbers set her above and beyond. 36, that is an age in sprinting. sprinters. _ 36, that is an age in sprinting. sprinters. i_ 36, that is an age in sprinting. sprinters, i think in sport generally, people are going on longer and longer now. we generally, people are going on longer and longer now. we will see ou later longer and longer now. we will see you later on. _ longer and longer now. we will see you later on, tha

tom: we heard from lori heinel and dan ives their optimism of the economic experiment of earnings and investment. evan joins us now with ubs . yes, multi-asset strategy, but far more trumpeting the remain robust tone of the union bank of switzerland. i am absolutely thrilled, buried in your note is one big on the gloom -- one big yeah but on the gloom that is out there. how do you position yourself? evan: we went quickly from exuberance on growth to now gloom. isaac the story is somewhat in the middle. we are seeing some of the growth indicators moderate. housing, which you would expect in a higher rate environment, cooling off. cooling-off does not mean falling off a cliff. so we have jumped very far from talking about growth to recession. it is ok if we have a little bit slow down without a recession here. that is the base case for us. lisa: you talk about timing. this is important, to look at yield curve as perhaps an indicator, but not that forward. you can't get too carried away with what it might be saying down the line. there will be a recession at some point, but if it happens two years from n

evan perez. what are we expecting to happen here and to whom? >> reporter: well, jake, these are two close advisers to the former president, dan scavino was deputyccording to the committee investigating the january 6 attack, both of them were deeply involved in some of the former president's efforts to try to overturn the 2020 election results and in the case of scavino, we know he was extraordinarily close. he would have been witness to many of what -- many of the events that led up to january 6. many of the efforts by the former president to orchestrate this effort to stop the certification of the vote on january 6. as far as peter navarro goes, we know he was also involved in trying to orchestrate with people, trump supporters in the states on this very issue. now, both of them have declined to cooperate with the committee. both of them say that it is not clear that joe biden, the current president, has the right to waive executive privilege and so that is one reason why they're refusing to cooperate with this committee, jake. >> evan, the justice department still has yet to act on the previous criminal contempt of congress recommendation fro

dan niles, thank you. >> take care. >> your take on the market, take care. >>> let's bring in tech investor and former -- partner benedict evans. we're going to talk about digital ad market. in the context of twitter, and the recent moves there benedict, welcome. first of all, twitter's fun, but business-wise and technology-wise, it's a side show tiktok is huge in china owned, it's expanding its ad targeting capability and we're going to get earnings from meta this week as well. what should investors really be focused on when it comes to digital ads and what, if any, relevance twitter as a company has in that market >> i kind of agree with the earlier comment, that twitter is a rounding error in the ad business it's kind of like the music business, the cultural impact is vastly bigger than financial impact it has 38,000 usa. you could argue that's why no one bought it. so much unrealized potential in there if you can run it properly and work out what it should be the others for the border market, i mean, the -- the general state of the online ad business is that on the one hand we've got this decade long kit from analog format

evans. he's what's ahead. elon musk becomes twitter's biggest shareholder disclosing a 9% stake worth almost $3 billion. twitter shares soaring almost 27 %. and danterms make the perfect time for musk's involvement with the company >>> and cathie wood warning the fed is playing with fire, calling it a mistake to raise rates. larry lindsey takes the other side >>> are these the best o

evans. he's what's ahead. elon musk becomes twitter's biggest shareholder disclosing a 9% stake worth almost $3 billion. twitter shares soaring almost 27 %. and dan clifton explains why the upcoming midterms make the perfect time for musk's involvement with the company >>> and cathie wood warning the fed is playing with fire, calling it a mistake to raise rates. larry lindsey takes the other side >>> are these the best or worst of times for financial stocks? and which should you bet on? traditional banks or fin tech? we'll get to that, but first a check on the markets the market is up five points right now as we try to start the second day of the month straight with positive gains. we were down more than 200 at the lows dow is up seven. s&p up 19. the nasdaq is up 212 points. by far the outperformer. flying 1.5% today. we'll get more on that in a bit. the two-ten yield curve is -- down about by five basis points. the stock of the day is twitter. on pace for the best day ever after regulatory filings showed elon musk taking a 9% stake in the company and makes him the largest shareholder in the stock. twitter now up almost 29% to $50 a share. the b