and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin o'donnell.nie o'sullivan in the last eight. i'm very proud really of how i closed the match out. it was a bit nip and tuck probably, a bit of a scrappy affair today. it would be fair to say ding didn't play his a—game obviously. but ijust was hanging on and fighting out there and i got better as the match went on. and world number six barry hawkins is also out. he was beaten 6—2 by fellow englishman kyren wilson — he'll now face stuart bingham in the quarter—finals. one of the oldest welsh rugby clubs has had a winding—up order dismissed — but that's not the news some of its supporters wanted. neath were once one of the most famous teams in club rugby but have got into debt. a group of fans wanted the club to be wound up so they could take it over but a judge ruled paperwork about the case was ‘unclear.’ (00v) and world number six barry hawkins is also out. over but a judge ruled paperwork about the case was ‘unclear.’ it just shows you itjust shows you that it just shows you that the itjust sho

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former winnersjudd trump and ding junhui are both out in york...ening, the bosses of several of britain's biggest gambling companies have agreed to stop using their advertising between kick off and the final whistle of live sports broadcasts. the move comes following political pressure and includes some of britain's leading bookmakers, including bet365, william hill and ladbrokes. here to tell us more is our sports news correspondent richard conway. richard, tell us about these discussions and why they have been seen as so important? why it is happening is because of a degree of political pressure but also a recognition from the big bookmaking companies that if they don't self regulate, regulation may be thrust upon them. so the issue for them as they have to get their house in order, they have looked at theissue house in order, they have looked at the issue of tv advertising, perhaps recognised that there is a degree too much. what are they going to do at that point? do they tinker around the margins or do they have what they have done in the end,

ding junhui is through to the third round of the uk snooker championship after a 6 frames to 5 win overthe match — the former champion looking like going out of the competition at one point but he rallied to take the final frame and book his place in the next round. ronnie o'sullivan is into the third round of the uk snooker championship with a hard fought 6—5 win over 1997 world champion ken doherty. o sullivan was trailing but pulled off aframes in a row for a 5—4 lead. doherty pulled one back before o'sullivan rallied to take the decider. you can of course get all the latest sports news on oui’ you can of course get all the latest sports news on our website at bbc.com/sport but from me, mark edwards and the rest of the team, more sports news are you in the next hour. see them. goodbye. more rain for parts of england and wales in the day ahead. tuesday, quieterforall, but then the weather gets pretty busy again from wednesday, as we will see. a chilly start the further north you are as monday begins and in scotland, the risk of ice on untreated services because we had wet weather over

ding junhui is also through to the last 16.by six frames to four. that is all the time we have left for now. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. yesterday was a lot colder for many of us and in fact temperatures dipped below freezing quite readily after dark across scotland, so we awake to a hard frost with freezing fog. for many, the cloud has rolled in over the last 12 hours, introducing a milder theme in southern areas but when that mild air comes into cold air we have seen some wintry issues over the hills of wales. they will move into the hills of northern england and perhaps the midlands, southern scotland for the rush. a hard frost in the north. that is where we got that area of transition where we could have icy conditions and some snow over the hills. further south it will be quite grey hill fog because we have a lot of low cloud. low—level fog will clear eventually in the north and then it is bright and dr

he'll face either ding junhui or martin o'donnell next... it could be brilliant oi’ miss balls and the top guys willjust punish you. so i'm just thankful that he just didn't perform his best all the time because he's been blowing opponents away this season. he's just been lethal. meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out. he was beaten 6—5 by stephen maguire — who will face either mark allen or neil robertson next — those two in action now, tied at 4—1; now to cricket and australia's first home test match — since they were caught ball tampering in south africa earlier this year — gets under way in just over an hour's time. they face india at the adelaide oval... chris mitchell reports. i know i will regret this for the rest of my life, i am absolutely gutted. the moment it was exposed, by their weight at all costs attitude. first, they denied the allegations of tampering before admitting cheating by applying sandpaper on the ball, steve smith along with david warner were all banned but what they did have ramificat

ding junhui is also through to the last 16.our. all the results and the best of the action from york, plus all the reaction to tonight's premier league games are on the bbc sport website 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 owen bennett, head of politics at cityam and helen brand, chief executive of the association of chartered certified accountants many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. well the telegraph leads with ‘the day may lost control‘ as the prime minister loses three brexit—related votes in the space of just over one hour. similary, the mirror refers to sixty three minutes of mayhem for theresa may, and says her authority is "now in shreds". the metro reports on one of the commons defeats as ministers are found guilty of contempt of parliament for not publishing full legal advice on the brexit deal. the ft reports that the prospect of a no—deal brexit has been reduced, as pro—eu campaig

dingjunhui martin o'donnell against ding junhui.d cup races in latvia this weekend because of funding cuts. the sport received more than £5 million in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, but lost that after failing to win a medal. a small amount of funding has been provided to help gb compete at the world championships in march. and the referee in the tyson fury — deontay wilder draw insists his 10 second count in the final round, when fury had been knocked down, wasn't slow. the british boxer beat the count, which has been debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportunity‘. he said, "i took my time, but that's not to say i stalled it, like these knuckleheads are saying." that's all the sport for now. the intrguing story of how a dubai princess escaped from her family and was recaptured will tonight be the subject of a bbc two documentary. princess latifa, the daughter of dubai's ruler has not been seen for nine months. her attempt to escape in march failed when she was c

and defending champion ronnie o'sullivan's in action against martin o'donnell — the man who beat ding junhui other table, it's joe perry against tom ford. you can watch live now on bbc two, and via the bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the mobile network 02 says all of its data services have been restored. the company said a review will be carried out to discover why 32 million uk customers were unable to get online yesterday. our correspondent, jon donnison, has more. for many these days, life without a fully—functioning smartphone is almost unimaginable. the cameras might have been working at this christmas market in manchester, but for 32 million 02 customers, not much else was. we've not been able to use facebook. the thing is, i don't think you can send messages on imessage either. train times, to get us home. just not good, basically. in london, bus arrival screens which work off the 02 network were also out of action. a first world problem, you might say, but also very much one of our time. it's a digital catastrophe of the 21st century. we are out of interne

another comeback from ding junhui, who trailed world number 60 matthew selt 4—2 before recovering toth a high break ofjust 56. laura kenny and emily nelson have won their second gold of the cycling world cup in berlin, taking victory in the women's madison. the pair were part of great britain's triumphant team pursuit on friday and added more silverware today. laura's husband jason goes in the men's individual sprint this evening too. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. one of the most important topics that we cover regularly here on click is tech which can assist disabled people. as the cost of prototyping and innovating has come down, and as disabled people have become more involved in the design, we've seen some amazing projects over the last few years. this monday is the un's international day for people with disabilities, and so this week, we're dedicating an entire episode to the area. now, we start with kat hawkins. she is a double amputee herself, and she has been looking at a company that is trying to bring low—cost prosthetics to children. lea

on the other table it's england's martin o'donnell against china's ding junhui. bbc sport website. i'll have more for you in the next hour. campaigners say they‘ re alarmed by research that suggests people are confused about what constitutes rape. a survey for the end violence against women coalition said a third of respondents thought there had to be physical violence. the law says rape is sex without consent. the coalition said the lack of clarity meant thatjuries might be less likely to convict. our home affairs correspondent, june kelly, reports. a video put out by leicestershire police aimed at rape victims. it urges them not to destroy evidence which could help to bring an attacker to justice. research published today by the end violence against women coalition says there are still many myths and misconceptions about this crime and some still believe that sex in a relationship cannot be rape. the same people who believe these rates are not real rates are the same people sitting on the jury and we woi’i’y same people sitting on the jury and we worry they are

he'll face either ding junhui or martin 0'donnell next. the top guys will punish you. i was just thankful that they didn't perform the best all the time because he has been blowing away opponent all the season. it has just been leaked. —— lethal. meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out. he was beaten 6—5 by stephen maguire. i'll have more for you in the next hour. hello there. wednesday resulted in a mile back across the south, temperatures in the low teens and it remained chilly across scotland. today we were spread some of the milderair today we were spread some of the milder air further north, today we were spread some of the milder airfurther north, doing that with an area of low pressure that will bring in a few showers and the accompanied by blustery wind. here is said low approaching our shores from the west. for the morning rush hour, that will make for quite a wet story across scotland and again, the wind will be a definite feature. the white circles and the figures inside show you the sustained wind

these are live pictures from york with ding junhui taking on world number 60 matthew selt. nd app... that's all the sport for now. up next on bbc news, it's the film review. hello there, and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases. it is mark kermode. what have you got? very strong week. disobedience. new film by sebastien. the rocky franchise continues in creed ii. and truth is stranger than fiction in three identical strangers. disobedience, a woman comes back to here hometown. back to her hometown. father's funeral, rekindles a love affair, it's had mixed reviews. you've basically done myjob. rachael weisz is ronit, comes back to new york and discovers her two best friends, david, played by alessandro nivola. and esti, played by rachael mcadams. there has been no contact. when she turns up, everybody says it was unexpected but it's first unclear why. more food? i don't need it. what's david's wife doing? she will do it when she appears. who is mrs kuperman, esti? who is she? she was going to go to a hotel but i told her s

he'll face either ding junhui or martin 0'donnell next.s and the top guys will punish you , so now balls and the top guys will punish you, so now i'm thankful you didn't perform his best because he was blowing away and lethal. meanwhile, reigning world champion mark williams has been knocked out. he was beaten 6—5 by stephen maguire. he'll now face either mark allen or neil robertson in the quarter—finals. england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have appeared before a cricket disciplinary commission hearing today, after being charged with bringing the game into disrepute. stokes was found not guilty of affray, after an incident outside a bristol nightclub last year. hales, who you can see leaving the hearing, was not charged. the commission will meet again on friday, with a verdict expected then. and the olympic and world track cycling champion dani rowe has retired. she won gold in the team pursuit at the london games in 2012 and also won three world championship titles with the british team before turning to road racing where she wo

an all chinese tie, ding junhui is playing xiao guodong on table one.e website. two other third round ties see englishmen gary wilson and barry hawkins in action and thailand‘s sunny akani is up against the welshman jakjones. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that‘s also where you can follow all of the football this evening. we will be back again soon. sarah, many thanks. the transport secretary, chris grayling, has admitted that he and his department didn‘t ask tough enough questions before new timetables were brought in on northern and govia thameslink routes in may, causing chaos. his admission comes after a report by mps said he should have been more pro—active. the timetable change in may was the biggest shakeup of its type in a generation. it involved more than 43,000 changes, affecting nearly half of the services. it mainly affected northern trains operated by arriva rail north, and govia thameslink routes into london. for several weeks, up to 780 trains were cancelled each weekday. the rail delivery group, which re

and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishman martin 0'donnell.. i'm very proud really of how i closed the matt schaub. it's been nipped and tucked probably a bit of a scrappy affair today. it will be fairto a scrappy affair today. it will be fair to say he didn't play his a—game obviously. but i was just hanging on and fighting out there andi hanging on and fighting out there and i got better as the match went on. and we can go live to the barbican theatre now where world number 6 barry hawkins is taking on kyren wilson in the last 16. wilson is currently leading to frames to one there. and on the other table it's england's stuart bingham against thailand's sunny akani — the lead is 3 frames.. full coverage right now on the red button and bbc sport website. and the referee in the tyson fury — deontay wilder draw insists his 10 second count in the final round, when fury had been knocked down, wasn't slow. the british boxer beat the count which has been debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportu

and there's been a shock on the other table too, as two—time champion ding junhui was beaten 6—4 by englishmane at the season—opening world cup races in latvia this weekend because of funding cuts. the sport received more than five million pounds in the run up to the pyeongchang winter olympics, but lost that after failing to win a medal. a small amount of funding has been provided to help gb compete at the world championships in march. and the referee in the tyson fury — deontay wilder draw insists his ten second count in the final round, when fury had been knocked down, wasn't slow. the british boxer beat the count, which has been debated heavily in the days since. jack reiss has admitted he wanted to give fury ‘every opportunity‘. he said... ‘i took my time' but that's not to say "i stalled it, like these knuckleheads are saying." we'll have more for you in sportsday at 6.30. let's go back to our top story — millions of smartphone users in the uk have been unable to use their data services today after the 02 network suffered technical problems. we can speak to the chief executive of telefon

and on the other table, two—time champion ding junhui was beaten by martin o'donnell.ld at the royal albert hall at the moment. they've had good training too, tim henman's been involved, he says they need "lightning speed, endless endurance and good concentration". know that it way to teach a dog and do it yourself. —— no better way. they were retrieving the balls, any dogs i have tried to teach to fetch, thatis dogs i have tried to teach to fetch, that is the problem, getting it back off them again. i do think they would work well in tennis.” off them again. i do think they would work well in tennis. i took my cat to play fetched. i have two cats that can play fetch. they struggle with a tennis ball, presumably. what do you get them to use? tiny little play in mice. it is 6:39 a.m.. this morning we're remembering buzzcocks frontman pete shelly, who has died suddenly at the age of 63. in a tweet, the band described him as "one of the uk's most influential and prolific songwriters" — a sentiment held by music journalistjohn robb, who joins us now. good morning john. you