ronnie 0'sullivan is facing david grace. 0'sullivan is in front 2-0 david grace. 0'sullivan is in frontn the second frame. nice shot. you can follow this on bbc two wales, the bbc red button and online. that's all the board for now. more online. arlene foster will have more for you in the next hour. more now on the severe weather, and the met office has upgraded its weather warning for south wales and south—west england, as freezing temperatures and snow affect much of the uk. a red warning, meaning lives are at risk, will come into force at 3:00pm this afternoon. 0ur correspondentjohn henderson is in devon for us this lunchtime. we are quite high up in torbay. you can see some of the snow settling on the road but traffic is moving. we are joined the road but traffic is moving. we arejoined by the man the road but traffic is moving. we are joined by the man with responsibility for road traffic policing in devon and cornwall. what is the situation and what are you doing? you see we have got snow already and wind is picking up. we are concerned from three b onwards when we have the red we

earlier, he saw off david grace, who managed only 13 points in the whole match.oints off o'sullivan in their encounter. but o'sullivan proved far too strong for his opponent. it's now three matches without dropping a frame. the's look at the football again. the's look at the football again. the latest of england women's match against france, still 4—1, these are like pictures. we have got eight minutes to go so england cruising. they have still got germany in the usa to come in this competition, but good start for phil neville. you can watch that on the red button, the bbc sport website and the app. that's all from sportsday with me will perry. 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 rachel cunliffe, comment and features editor of cityam, and henry zeffman, political correspondent at the times. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, let's take a look at them. starting with the express, which carries the warning from the national grid over gas supplies as storm

at the welsh open snooker, ronnie o'sullivan raced through his third round match against david grace,nts in the whole match. after his win, o'sullivan criticised the snooker schedule for having a negative impact on the top players' standards. a lot of them are overplayed, chasing ranking points, going to any tournament to try and find a bit of confidence. they need to have some belief in their own ability and stick to getting their own game right. but they feel like they have to chase and they are on a hamster wheel at the moment and, as long as that's going, i don't think you are capable of playing your best snooker. the only time you do is when you go out and relax and enjoy the game because of the game. in cricket, australia aren't having things their own way in the first test against south africa at durban. england's record wicket taker jimmy anderson says he fears for the future of test cricket if more players decide to sign limited overs—only contracts. england players adil rashid and alex hales won't play any of the longer form of the game for their counties, and others could f

i'm david and grace. -- david inglkes.gulators said to be asking airliners to pay their bills. further action has been suspended to prevent disruptions. david: a pickup in premium cargo helping notch a pickup. $101 million for that time to help narrow the loss to $160 billion. not concernede is about the impact of heightened trade tensions. a calm economic and political situation is the best thing for us. we have a very balanced network. we move a lot of cargo. it would be good but we would get by. samsonite's results beat estimates. compared with an upper estimate of $280 million. the momentum gathered pace in the last two quarters should carry through. seeing strong global growth. also, because of that, people are traveling very consistently. it is the thing people most aspire to do. business travel is very strong. china unicom is likely to be one of the biggest fitness -- beneficiaries. results are expected later today. editora conglomerates joins us from tokyo. china unicom seems to be in a good situation. why have tel

no worries for ronnie 0‘sullivan who raced through his third round match against david grace, a-o. w. i‘ll have more for you in the next hour. now on afternoon live — let‘s go nationwide — and see what‘s happening around the country — in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. matthew bone from bbc look north is near the m180 motorway in north lincolnshire, one of the worst affected areas of the uk. how bad is it? a combination of very significant snow, high winds and very low temperatures have caused serious disruption in lincolnshire. more than a hundred schools have been closed for a second day and many hospital appointments cancelled. the biggest disruption has been on the roads. the a18 is one of the few roads that is still passable through lincolnshire. many of the major raids have been closed and are impassable. a lot of the problems are down to the high winds with drifts coming across the roads. some villagers have been cut off and the army has been called in to access those. some people have been stranded on the roads, most notably on the a52a near skegness peop

he saw david grace who managed only 13 points in the whole match.the rocket proved too strong for his opponent. its three matches without dropping a frame for o'sullivan. the world indoor athletics championships under way in birmingham. highlights today, the men's and women's highjump finals. robbie grabarz and morgan lake. these are live pictures. newer and eric mccolgan taking part in the 3000 metres final. she's in second place. seventh in the real olympics. can she claim a first medal on the global stage? we'll keep you up—to—date with that. that is the sport for now, more in sportsday. and the result of that race. 10:30pm. the prime minister has been meeting the european council president donald tusk in downing street ahead of her major speech on brexit tomorrow. she's expected to set out her plans for the next stage of negotiations — but there are tensions with brussels on the way ahead. the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, says britain is closing the doors on itself, one by one, because of its insistence on leaving the eu's singl

grace doesn't run out with jesus christ at all. it might run out with liberals or conservatives or you or me but not god. >> david, i've read my bible and i grew up in the church. grace doesn't come cheap and you got to the ask for forgiveness and you have to be pious and pray to your god and saviour and you have to have a change of heart. you have to reach out spiritually. is there a single person on god's great earth who believes that donald trump is doing that? >> he can tell you this. i interviewed him. you can google him in 2015 in august -- excuse me, september of 2015. he said he does ask god for forgiveness. that's his word. i'm not god. >> he also talked about -- he also talked about when you asked him what god means to him, he talked about how great his golf course is, that he didn't have a mortgage on it. >> the bottom line is this, chris. evangelicals and donald trump see the world very much. absolutes. good versus evil, right and wrong, all of that. i'm telling you, maybe it's a dr. phil experiment at some point. i'm telling you what's going on. they're both bold in their views and they've also been, chris, they've been

i associate grace thanksgiving and or with the cross and of course he's going to have you for me i have i'm david and feelings as i was there's i'm not religious so it doesn't speak to me with strict charge people thought i know the meaning of the cross but i just view it as a symbol for their good for me the main issue for me was how to take the truth of fiction and it's my intention is simply to make the subject accessible just none of us really know what it's like a all what it isn't like the east or the mage has dismissed me i mean it. would begin to grow as wet as our relationship to the cross again. it's where i grew up in the so-called christian west everybody relates to it that's how we grow up i hope it's you who is with him on so small forks and. it's strong because of time i was subject of the cross forms a large part of my artistic work but i definitely don't want to make a cross simply as a piece of declaration as they go to you i want to use my art to explore who and what we are you managing inside about you know. me dimension. can be gone maya is a sculptor who lives in bavaria in

david: so how did you avoid those problems by running so much and not having damaged your body? you were just a graceful shoes? phil: i don't have very much muscle mass, so i was lucky that way. , yeah, i still get out and walk. when i was, i think 70, when i was out for one of my runs, i got passed by a woman with a baby carriage and realized that maybe i should really quit trying to run and just walk. [applause] [laughter] david: the athletes you have met over the years, you have been involved with some of the most famous athletes. we have mentioned some, tiger woods, john mcenroe, steve prefontaine, michael jordan among others. are any of them that stand out to you as role models for youth, or do think all of them are, and which one's have you developed the closest personal relationship with? phil: well, all the ones you mentioned i have liked a lot and know pretty well. they are all of that bit different. was john mcenroe a role model? yeah, kind of, but a lot of people would disagree with that. but yeah, which one stands out more than the other -- i really do look at them as my children, and who is

. >> reporter: it seems that david shulkin is the next one on the chopping block. he has fallen out of his good gracesen on the verge of leaving in the last several years. he has had a little trouble finding someone to replace him. >> he did say he is expect to go make one or two major changes to his government very soon. >> reporter: the turnover in the trump administration appears likely to continue with a source telling cnn that the president is preparing to oust veterans affairs david shulkin this week, although no decision is final. >> the president is perplexed by there is mass staff changes. he thinks the white house is operating like a smooth machine. >> reporter: shulkin has been at odds for senior management now, accusing trump political appointees working to get him fired. he has been on thin ice since a damning inspector general report detailing how shulkin and his wife used taxpayer dollars for a european trip. he ignored questions sunday night. the president's legal team undergoing changes of a potential interview between investigators and mr. trump. less than one week since announcing j

grace. most of these currencies in my opinion. do not have a real purpose. guy: davidhis morning -- saying us this ng us this seei morning. david rutter from r3. we have some breaking news. a company in south africa that has a big share in tencent, it was closed yesterday. this is naspers. the market was closed yesterday, but today we are getting news that it isof naspers going to reduce its stake in tencent to 31.2%. that in some ways may sound like a very small move, but you think about the valuation that we're talking about in terms of where tencent sits right now, despite a little bit of a miss yesterday, we are seeing a very significant portfolio evolution. matt: very interesting stuff, especially considering the massive growth in tencent market cap. diversifyike they may a little bit. we will continue to follow that story for you. i also want to talk about saudi arabia -- or the story in washington. senior officials out of saudi arabia are on it three week tour of the u.s. to drum up investor interest in the kingdom. caught up with the finance minister, who told

ceo, on wall street, you do the graceful thing, which is to walk out the door and pursue the rest of your career doing something else. furthermore, i learned that davidolomon impressed lloyd blankfein and the board on the board on a number of fronts that allowed him to stand out relative to harvey shorts, among them that he has assiduously courted the bank's investors, monthd 21 meetings in the that he has been copresident. he has a talent for building businesses. he came to goldman in 1999 expressly to build a debt financing business -- that is maybek being overlooked. he has a background in reverse loans and debt sales -- ik: that is debt capital markets, which is a business that goldman had very little experience in the for david solomon joined the firm. --h of the credit for his four that goes to david solomon. pushingeen a champion, for issues before they had firm.ous support in the he is pretty good at dealing with the younger cohorts at goldman sachs. there are a lot of young people at goldman sachs, but these are attributes that stood up for lloyd, stood up for the board. shery: he had his work cut out for him -- the chart on the bloomberg --

grace period they desperately want. according to people familiar with the matter, that you's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, and david davis, are prepared to hold talks and a press conference in brussels today. it's a sign the sides are on track to reach an agreement on a status quo transition phase that will last until the end of 2020. in the u.s., donald trump has made his most direct attack to date on the justice department's investigation into russian election-meddling. being led by special counsel robert mueller. the latest sign that a showdown may be brewing over the probe. the president tweeted "why does the mueller team has 13 hard and democrats and zero republicans?" is move to oust mueller expected to ignite a political firestorm in washington. saudicealwae -- arabia's prints moving forward following his release. he made the comments in an exclusive interview with erik schatzker. i am for the anticorruption that took place in saudi arabia. unfortunately, i was out of that group, but fortunately, i am out of it right now. i am out the person who is going to come and say, you know, i forgive but don't forget.

grace period they desperately want. according to people familiar with the matter, the e.u.'s chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier, and davidre preparing to hold talks and the press conference in brussels today. it is a sign the two sides are on track to reach an agreement on a status quo transition phase that will last until the end of 2020. a person to run at central bank. links to theional forefront of efforts to clean up the nation's financial sector and modernize monetary policy. at the same time, president xi jinping's top economic advisor named as a premier. inwill take the lead policymaking in support. aleed,arabia's prince al-w one of the richest in the world. forwardaid he is moving following his release. he made the comments in an exclusive interview with erik schatzker. i am for the anticorruption that took place in saudi arabia. unfortunately, i was out of that group, before to, i am out of it right now, and i am not the irson who will come and say forgive but don't forget. i forgive and i forget at the same time. juliette: you can see our exclusive interview with the friends in full tomorrow. russia has said i

david, and other parents and loved ones who suffered that loss. me so deeply in weeks, and years afterwards is their courage and strength. with grace and dignity and incredible courage and strength for commonsense measures to stop the violence. -- gun violence. in the face of that unspeakable loss, they came forward and truly inth to power these halls, in the months afterwards. we came close to steps that would have helped save lives. sandy hook became the first of that are niche is shorthand for other mass slaughters that occurred afterwards. orlando, sutherland springs, the list goes on, and now parkland. i want to thank francine, david, and all the sandy hook moms and dads and loved ones for all their advocacy. we had no higher rate of mental than other modern countries. we have a rate of gun violence that is off the charts. senator murphy and i have said repeatedly, congress has been complicit in its inaction, in those, an abettor of deaths. this is an issue that should be before one of our committees, , forudiciary committee example, where i sit, ought to be having a hearing. yet, we will not be hearing from you. i just want t

david and other moms and dads and loved ones who suffered that loss. what impressed me so deeply in the days and weeks and years afterward is their courage and strength in advocating with grace and dignity and incredible courage and strength. for common sense measures to stop gun violence. in the face of that unspeakable loss, they came forward and spoke truth to power. truly in these halls, in the months afterward, and we came close to steps that would have helped save lives. sandy hook became the first of that pernicious shorthand for other mass slaughters that occurred afterwards. orlando, sutherland springs, the list goes on and now parkland. i want to thank both francine and david and all the sandy hook moms and dads and loved ones for their advocacy. we have no higher rate of mental illness than other moder modern countries. we have rate of gun violence that's it off the charts as we have said repet ily, and congress has been complicit by its inaction. in fact an aider and abettor in those deaths. so, dealing with this issue is something that should be before one of our committees, the judiciary committee, for example, where i sit, ought to be having a hearing on it, a