and fernando gaviria makes it a third stage win in the giro d'italia by claiming thursday's stage 12. hello, and welcome to the programme. the english premier league title race may have been decided but the race for the golden boot will go down to the wire between tottenham's harry kane and everton‘s romelu lukaku. kane scored four in his team's 6—1 win at last year's champions leicester city. that took his tally to 26 goals in the league — two clear of everton‘s lukaku in the battle for the league's top scorer award. tottenham's south korean forward son heung—min scored the other two goals as mauricio pochettino‘s side enjoyed their biggest away win of the season. obviously delighted to get four goals, first time in my professional career doing that. a good moment to do it as well. there has been a buildup about the golden boot race, so buildup about the golden boot race, soi buildup about the golden boot race, so i wanted to get one or two tonight and put on the pressure. so, tonight and put on the pressure. so, to get four is an amazing feeling. you have gone two ahead, so you have

colombian sprinter fernando gaviria is continuing to impress at the giro d'italia — winning his fourthherlands still holds the overall lead by over two minutes... but it was all about the sprinters on stage 13 — the last flat one before the race hits the mountains in the north of italy. earlier today mark cavendish tweeted he was thankful that gaviria isn't competing in this year's tour de france. that's all from sportsday. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are henry mance, political correspondent at the financial times and lynn davidson, whitehall correspondent at the sun. led look at what the papers have in store. the daily mail are no fans of julian assange, criticising him for what they describe as a human rights lecture. the swedish prosecutors dropped their rape allegation. the ft has a picture women in terror and going to the polls in the iranian election. the daily mirror have a story and therefore it —— of the daily mirror have a story of two former radio presenters being charged. the times are reporting that the p

columbian sprinter fernando gaviria was eventually and legitimately first across the finish line fornd adam yates came home safely in the main group remaining second and third overall. they are behind leader bob jungels of luxembourg. that is all from sports day for now. ina that is all from sports day for now. in a moment, it is time for the papers, but for the team here, goodbye finau. -- it is —— it is goodbye for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate devlin, political correspondent at the herald and martin bentham, home affairs editor at the london evening standard. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the financial times leads with president trump's calls for warmer us relations with russia. the metro opens with one mother's warning to bosses at drayton manor four years ago — saying the ride where an 11—year—old girl was killed yesterday was dangerous. the daily telegraph says it has a copy of the labour party's manifesto — and claims jeremy corbyn is planning to re—nationalise energy firms, the railways a

and fernando gaviria makes it a third stage win in the giro d'italia by claiming thursday's stage 12.mier league title race may have been decided but the race for the golden boot will go down to the wire between tottenham's harry kane and everton's romelu lukaku. kane scored four in his team's 6—1 win at last year's champions leicester city. that took his tally to 26 goals in the league — two clear of everton's lukaku in the battle for the league's top scorer award.

fernando gaviria is the new leader of the giro d'italia, after winning stage 3 in sardinia.gliari. and it was the colombian, gaviria, who had the power and speed to cross the line first and take the leader's pinkjersey. dani pedrosa has won the spanish moto gp, having started on pole position, and led from start to finish. it was also the honda rider's first victory since september last year, in what was a dominant display. his fellow spaniards marc marquez and jorge lorenzo completed the podium while valentino rossi saw his lead at the top of the standings cut to two points following his tenth placed finish. that is sadly all we have time for. we should be back in around an hour. but from me, tulsen tollett, and all the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there, good morning. there's going to be some more sunshine around for the next few days. we may well have seen the peak of the temperature, though, over the weekend. it was pretty much wall—to—wall sunshine in northern ireland. and here we had the warmest day of the year so far. same temperatures in glasgow and w

victory in this race and just his second in a grand tour, in alberobello, finishing just clear of fernando gaviriatt. britons geraint thomas and adam yates both lost no time on the overall leader — they remain second and third in the tour standings. barcelona defender gerard pique's plans for a new world cup of tennis event have been backed by leading players including andy murray, novak djokovic and rafael nadal. such a tournament would rival the davis cup, which great britain won in 2015 and currently has three—day matches spread over february, april, september and november. pique's plan would see a single tournament take place in one location over a maximum of 10 days. that's all from sportsday. let's leave you with pictures of a celebrating chelsea on the denied they won a fourth premier league title, masterminded by antonio co nte. title, masterminded by antonio conte. they are champions again. frank ross, it is good night. welcome to the papers. we are joined by steven blush, special correspondent for the new statesman, and ian martin, columnist for the times. welcome to you both. the front

then with just eleven miles to go to fernando gaviria might have turned as pink as his leader's jerseymisjudging his speed at a corner and taking a number of riders the wrong way with him. the stage was eventually won by jan polanc. britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third in the overall standings. europe's largest active volcano provided the most interesting stage yet of the giro d'italia this year. with a crash, a coming together and a british paper to the admittedly early overall leaderboard. alan yates after third and a third place finished for gareth thomas moving him up to second. everyone wasjust watching each other. no one really went, the last two k everyone was a bit apprehensive but i felt good and it was nice to win the sprint for third and get a couple of seconds as well. even without chris froome team sky are in a good position and yet another grand tour. after the mountain surroundings today we moved to flatter terrain tomorrow for stage five but as thomas and all the big contenders keep saying, 2i gruelling stage

then with just 11 miles to go the overall leader at the start of the stage fernando gaviria rather misjudged, taking a number of riders the wrong way with him. the stage was eventually won by jan polanc. britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third in the overall standings. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it'll be adams‘ second professional contest, against a woman just over half her age, and will be the first time she's fought over four three—minute rounds, rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women's bouts. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster, lynn faulds wood, and laura perrins, co—editor of the conservative woman. great to see you both. let's look at the front pages. the metro leads with the death of an 11—year—old girl after falling from a ride at drayton manor theme park in staffordshire.

but it was all about the sprinters on stage 13 — particularly colombia's fernando gaviria.that gaviria isn't competing at the tour de france injuly, and this is why. his fourth stage win at this year's giro. london 2012 olympic silver medallist gemma gibbons has announced her retirement from professionaljudo. she missed out on a place at the rio olympics and turned down an offer of funding in december, while she took time away from the sport to decide her future. she'll now become a pe teacher. the inaugural scottish marathon takes place in the stirling this weekend, incorporating the beautiful stirlingshire countryside, including doune castle and the bridge of allan. liz mccolgan and zola budd are two of the former olympians who'll be running, lending their support, to the brand new event which includes a 5k and family run. iam from i am from this part of the town and the country. everyone says there is inactivity and obesity in scotland. the general public in scotland do like their sport. this isjust the general public in scotland do like their sport. this is just the fa

victory in this race and just his second in a grand tour in alberobello, finishing just clear of fernando gaviriain second and third in the tour standings. that's all sport for now. —— that's all the sport for now. good evening. a bit of a mixed bag today. a mixed bag for temperatures and sunshine, with a lovely day in scotland, but most areas of central and western england has seen some rain today. scattered showers drifting their way ever northward and the tail end of that rain will be pushing its way up into scotland. the eastern side of scotland and north east england will be breezy with extensive low cloud and fog. quite wet for northern ireland and scattered showers on the south coast by the end of the night. a warm night, 11 or 12 for most towns and cities. onto saturday morning and it looks pretty good for most southern counties. there are a shower or two coming in on that race but most places are dry. we should see some morning sunshine but maybe not for all, certainly not show in north wales, where there will be cloud. i think into northern ireland, quite cloudy start with rain. scatter

colombian sprinter fernando gaviria is continuing to impress at the giro d'italia — winning his fourthre the race hits the mountains in the north of italy. earlier today mark cavendish tweeted he was thankful that gaviria isn't competing in this year's tour de france. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. we will have a round—up at 6. 30pm with sportsday. back now to our main story, the decision by swedish prosecutors to drop the rape investigation into wikilea ks founder julian assange. he's been in the ecuadorian embassy in london for around seven years where he claimed political asylum saying he feared extradition to the us to face charges over his work with wikileaks. a while ago he addressed journalists from the balance one. today is an important victory for me and for the un human rights system. but it by no means erases seven years of detention without, in prison, under house arrest, and almost five years here in this embassy without sunlight. seven years without charge, why my children grew up without me, that is not

a good one for the british riders — but not so much for the leader at the start of the day, fernando gaviriaobjungels, with adam yates third, after an edgy stage. everyone was watching each other so nobody went. i think everybody was apprehensive but i felt good and it was nice to win a sprint and gain a couple of seconds. i remember doing that the half marathon. i the other way. i was so annoyed! we've got the draw for the rugby world cup to look forward to this morning — and next month, jamie roberts will captain wales for their tests against tonga and samoa. roberts missed out on a third tour with the lions — but will be in new zealand with wales as take on tonga in auckland onjune the 16th before travelling to samoa a week later. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar on saturday night, in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds for 20 years. it's adams‘ second professional contest and it'll be the first time she's fought over four, three—minute rounds, rather than the conventional two—minute rounds in women's bouts. that will be a massive night indeed. i

finishing just clear of fernando gaviria and the irish rider sam bennett.third in the tour standings. barcelona defender gerard pique's plans for a new world cup of tennis event have been backed by leading players including andy murray, novak djokovic and rafael nadal. such a tournament would rival the davis cup... which great britain won in 2015... and currently has three—day matches spread over february, april, september and november. pique's plan would see a single tournament take place in one location... over a maximum of ten days. both those premier league matches are still goalless. we will bring you well up—to—date in the next hour or so but that is all the sport for now. more now on the large—scale cyber attack that has targeted more than 30 organisations. our reporterjoins us 30 organisations. our reporterjoins us from southampton. dozens of organisations within the health service have been affected. there are reports that up to 40 could now be affected as well as organisations around the world. we are seeing lots particularly in spain and russia,

then with just 11 miles to go, to fernando gaviria might have turned as pink as his leader's jersey withe wrong way with him. the stage was eventually won by jan polanc. britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third in the overall standings. jamie roberts will captain wales in next month's tests against tonga and samoa. roberts, who's been capped 91 times by his country, missed out on a third tour with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench, but he'll lead a 32—man squad. which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland on june the 16th. and samoa a week later in the capital apia. iam i am excited everyone involved. it is going to be special, playing the all blacks and samoa. in recent history, they have been a tough team to beat. two very tough games. so it isa to beat. two very tough games. so it is a huge challenge. i can't wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. double olympic champion nicola adams will face mexico's maryan salazar in herfirst fight in her home city of leeds fo

colombian sprinter fernando gaviria is continuing to impress at the giro d'italia, he's just won hisnutes... but it was all about the sprinters on stage 13 — the last flat one before the race hits the mountains in the north of italy. earlier today mark cavendish tweeted he was thankful that gaviria isn't competing in this year's tour de france, and the colombian proved again this afternoon that he's the fastest finisher in the giro. let's go back tojulian assange. the wikileaks founder has had a seven—year—long investigation into rape allegations against him dropped this morning. that decision made by prosecutors in sweden. mr assange has been tweeting about the move — he said... david leigh is a former investigative journalist who has worked extensively with julian assange. he told me that, given his current circumstances, mr assange had not escaped punishment. i am not surprised the swedish prosecutor is exhausted by the attempt to getjulian to face justice. seven years during which he has been successfully running away and hiding. what should he do? he is still in the embassy. sco

columbian sprinter fernando gaviria was eventually and legitimately first across the finish line forp remaining second and third overall. behind leader bob jungels of luxembourg. moonjae—in has been sworn in as south korea's president after winning more than 40 per cent of the vote — almost double his nearest competitor. his victory ends almost a decade of conservative rule as stephen evans reports. certainly a new tone. where the last president was reclusive, this one was the opposite. and whilst previous presidents had lavish inaugurations, this one took barely ten minutes. his president —— his predecessor is imprisoned facing corruption charges. he said, i take office with empty pockets and i will leave with empty pockets and return to my hometown. but tone is easy. hard part is action. the us and korean military is collaborating against north korea, but donald trump and moon jae—in against north korea, but donald trump and moonjae—in have different policies. hardline tramp and softer president moon, how will that work out? president moon has signalled that he is not anti—american

then with just 11 miles to go fernando gaviria might have turned as pink as his leader‘s jersey withsecond and third in the overall standings. jamie roberts will captain wales in next month‘s tests against tonga and samoa. roberts said he was hugely proud to be appointed — he‘s been capped 91 times but dropped out of first—choice favour with wales last season. he‘ll lead a 32—man squad, which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland onjune the 16th and samoa a week later in the capital apia. i‘m excited for everyone involved. it will be two tough games. the game at eden park will be special. playing before the all blacks and samoa are a tough team to beat. so, two very tough games as robin alluded to. and so, it‘s a huge challenge and i can‘t wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. arsene wenger still won‘t reveal what he‘s planning to do at the end of the season. but the arsenal manager has responded to the reports that the board are thinking about restructuring the coaching set up and introducing a director of football. and it‘s fair to say he d

then with just 11 miles to go fernando gaviria might have turned as pink as his leader's jersey withually won by jan polanc. britain's geraint thomas finished third with adam yates eighth, moving them up to second and third in the overall standings. jamie roberts will captain wales in next month's tests against tonga and samoa. roberts, who has been capped 91 times by his country, missed out on a third tour with the lions and started every six nations match on the bench. but he'll lead a 32—man squad which includes 13 uncapped players. they take on tonga in auckland on 16th june. and samoa a week later in the capital apia. i'm excited for everyone involved. it will be two tough games. the game at eden park will be special. plenty for the all blacks and samoa are a tough team to beat. so, two very tough team to beat. so, two very tough games as robin alluded to. and so, it's a huge challenge and i can't wait to get stuck in with the group of players involved. arsene wenger still won't reveal what he's planning to do at the end of the season but the arsenal manager has responded to the