mustard fly— half 111—15 win at gloucester. mustard fly—halfjoey 111—15 win at gloucester.ster. mustard fly—halfjoey carbery scored 26 poysden outshine the returning danny cipriani on the other side. tries from rory scannell and andrew conway, the result ends gloucester up conway, the result ends gloucester up as my chances of qualifying. ireland play in the big time. australia had beaten india in the first one—day international in sydney, the hosts reached finishing 288-5 sydney, the hosts reached finishing 288—5 from their 50 overs. peter handscomb top scored for children with 73. half—century sport usman khawaja and shaun marsh. that is all the sport for now, you can find out more on all those toys on the bbc sport website. —— more on all those stories. heavy snow is continuing to wreak havoc across large parts of europe, leaving roads blocked, trains halted and schools shut. seven people have died in austria in the past week, and two hikers are missing. conditions are also particularly treacherous in bavaria, as andy beatt reports. from scandinavia to switzerland, and t

they beat gloucester 34—16, as craig templeton reports.er. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester challenge at bay. and leicester were growing in confidence, so they stopped looking his genius allowing him to score a second. and another soon to follow, gloucester once more unable to handle the pace of may, with try number nine for the season. this sparked gloucester into life and they look like a team further in the table. giving them a glimmer of hope. that glimmer was extinguished by four as that is the bonus point was secured. so the smack defeat in a row for gloucester the tigers are starting to find there were again. in the pro 1a, ospreys beat cardiff blues 20—11, with this cross field kick from sam davies helping george north to a try. leinster are currently beating ulster 26—7. sean cronin scored two tries for the home side within five minutes, they were his 34th and 35th for his te

tonight, gloucester take on munster.how important a game is this for them and how important is it that cipriani is back? yeah, cipriani is huge for gloucester, they stalled since he has been injured. he is a box office play and create something out of nothing. it is a big european night and why they paid such big money to get him to the club. it is a tight group. but a get him to the club. it is a tight group. buta big get him to the club. it is a tight group. but a big win against munster puts them back in and gives the english side some hope. cipriani was a hero for england in south africa this summer. gloucester will hope he can do the same tonight. munster have the big european pedigree, the recent pedigree but gloucester have got home advantage and they have cipriani back, which is huge for theirfans. you'll be in lyon to see what's likely to be a good win for saracens this weekend. do the premiership leaders typify a resurgence of english clubs in the competition this season? well, it's a resurgence of sorts for sa

george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester challenge at bay.allowing him to score a second. and another soon to follow, gloucester once more unable to handle the pace of may, with try number nine for the season. this sparked gloucester into life and they look like a team further in the table. giving them a glimmer of hope. that glimmer was extinguished by four as that is the bonus point was secured. so the smack defeat in a row for gloucester the tigers are starting to find there were again. in the pro 1a, ospreys beat cardiff blues 20—11, with this cross field kick from sam davies helping george north to a try. leinster are currently beating ulster 26—7. sean cronin scored two tries for the home side within five minutes, they were his 34th and 35th for his team. and scarlets are beating dragons 12—3, thanks to two danjones penalties before half time, withjosh lewis scoring the dragons‘ only penalty. elsewhere today, benetton beat glasgow warriors 20—17. also coming up on the programme: what happens when you mix the physical sport of swimming w

now, against gloucester, a moment for leicester to rediscover their roar.pounce against his former club. with so much talent, many might wonder quite why a club of le i ceste r‘s might wonder quite why a club of leicester's side have struggled this season. leicester's side have struggled this season. international team—mate george ford extending their lead. just one win in ten before today that now the returning confidence was clear for all to see. even if some chose not to look. here playing and jonah holmes without a backwards glance. too much power and too much pace, jonny may's second try should have ended gloucester‘s hopes. in a disappointing display, gareth evans's try offered them just a fleeting moment of optimism. but with ford's sleight of hand, it was snatched away again. they secured the win and for leicester, a welcomed bonus point. the tigers finally showing some bite. there were six games in the proili, where a cagey south wales derby went the way of 0spreys. where a cagey south wales derby went they beat cardiff 20—11, extending cardiff's l

they took gloucester to the cleaners at king simon. gloucester could not match it. be hard to bet against him. but whales could be going great. they're trying to send their coach off on they're trying to send their coach offona they're trying to send their coach off on a high note. scotland has been buoyed at the club level and they have the players to beat anyone. and a french resurgence, italians have potential. we are set up italians have potential. we are set upfora italians have potential. we are set up for a very interesting six nations in world cup year but as it stands i think you had to say the irish are going to be favourites to repeat the heroes of 2018. you are talking about perfectly. chrisjones thank you. i cannot wait for the six nations to get started. the score at sta nford nations to get started. the score at stanford bridge 1—1 between chelsea and newcastle still. we will keep you updated on that later on. also coming up in the programme... we'll tell you how a british riderfinished1lith at the dakar rally, but still won the stage. and should leed

munster have taken a big step towards the quarterfinals of the champions cup with a 111—15 win at gloucester6 points to outshine the returning danny cipriani on the other side. he also set up tries for rory scannell and this one in the second half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances of qualifying from pool two for the next round. let's take a quick look at some of today's other stories now. england and bath forward sam underhill is set to miss the six nations which starts next month. the 22—year—old has had surgery after picking up an ankle injury in a club match last month. liverpool's virgil van dijk and jurgen klopp have been named the premier league's player and manager of the month respectively for december. van dijk is the first defender to win it since tottenham's jan vertonghen in march 2013. he played in all eight of liverpool's matches when they were unbeaten in december. that is all for now. but we will leave you with the special moment. with andy murray. good evening. commentator: will not the waiting is over! —— andy murray is the wimbledon champion! hello an

they beat gloucester by 3a points to 16 at welford road — george ford on the scoresheet for the hometer beat bath and harlequins saw off bottom side newcastle. in the pro 14, ospreys beat cardiff 20—ii, this pinpoint cross field kick from sam davies helped george north to one of two ospreys tries. wins too for benneton, scarlets, edinburgh, munster, and leinster. and netball‘s new super league season has started. all of the first round matches were played on the same day, in the same place — the birmingham arena. and in a repeat of last season's final, wasps beat loughborough lightning by 72 points to 42 in what had been expected to be a much closer tie. there were also wins for superleague debutants london pulse, team bath and strathclyde sirens. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much indeed. ryanair has been voted the worst short—haul airline for the sixth year running — in a survey by the consumer group, which. the airline had to cancel scores of flights last summer — because of a series of strikes. ryanair has called the research ‘irrelevant‘, because it says it's carr

after munster took a big step, towards the quarter—finals of the champions cup with a 41—15 win at gloucesterter fly—half joe carbery, scored 26—points to outshine the returning danny cipriani, on the other side. he also set up tries for rory scannell, and this one in the second half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances, of qualifying from pool 2 for the next round. australia have beaten india, by 3a runs in the first one day international in sydney. the hosts reached 288 for 5, from their 50 overs, after winning the toss. peter handscomb, top scored with 73, there were also half centuries for usman khawaja and shaun marsh. rohit sharma hit 133 off 129 balls as india tried to stay in the contest. it was also a landmark day for ms dhoni, who became only the 5th indian player to go past the 10 thousand 0di run mark. those efforts were in vain though, with india only reaching 254 for 9 and allowing australia to take a i—0 series lead. that's all the sport for now. don't forget you can keep up—to—date on all the stories on the bbc sport website. the latest score from west ham,

when everyone says that are no more negotiations to be done, you are still negotiating, bristol gloucesterrdly and we have observed this, we tend to go to the last minute, sometimes last second. we still have a couple of months for compromise. we have the parliamentary deadline and the dup this week... she has stopped the planned vote already, though a week when it is supposed to happen in ten days. on that basis do you see anything that has shifted domestically that might increase the odds offered be able to get this through? yes, two things, more immediacy, if it gets closer the prospect of being this deal or no deal becomes more realistic. then interesting things happen, perhaps labour mps say i would rather have this deal. part two as it focuses the mind on both sides of negotiating not necessarily in the uk but abroad on whether or not you are going to allow the so—called backstop is due to derail the whole thing. if you are going to let it is that disproportionate harm to the eu economies with him there's negotiating and charged? i think it is like that will be a situation where the

munster have taken a big step towards the quarterfinals of the champions cup with a 111—15 win at gloucesterr side. he also set up tries for rory scannell and this one in the second half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances of qualifying from pool 2 for the next round. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. 0n on an otherwise cloudy day we saw some late spells of sunshine across southern parts of england, and a glorious sunset here in portland earlier on today. the cloud has been building over the past few hours and the most it is a cloudy and increasingly windy night ahead with some outbreaks of rain, we will talk about that in a moment. the weekend to come, mild, windy sunshine and, also some persistent rain across northern and western scotland, and that initially comes courtesy of this cold front which will be sliding its way slowly southwards as the night wears on as it runs into this area of high pressure it will become a weakening feature, but outbreaks of rain across the central pa rt outbreaks of rain across the central part of scotland and working its way into n

after two defeats in his absence, influential fly—half danny cipriani returns from injury for gloucesterlla kissi—debrah was just nine years old when she died after suffering a severe asthma attack — one of many. she lived right next to one of london's busiest roads — the south circular — a notorious pollution hotspot. since her death six years ago, her family have argued that it was unlawful levels of pollution that triggered her asthma. now a ruling by the attorney general paves the way for a fresh inquest — that could see air pollution officially recorded on a death certificate for the first time. our environment correspondent claire marshall reports. ella was a healthy baby, but as she got older she developed acute asthma. she was rushed to hospital almost 30 times in the three years before she died. she was breathing air so polluted that it broke legal limits. her home was just 25 metres from this road, london's south circular. her mother, rosamond, walked these choked streets with her to school. she's been campaigning for illegal air pollution to be put on her daughter's death cert

one example, in the city of gloucester, a newspaper reported a story about a 15-year-old discharged soldier waving his musket at people, threatening to fire to intimidate them, then standing on bristol bridge without giving any notice, he wantonly drew the trigger and killed a man. these wars produced a generation capable of a new kind of impersonal and a most casual violence with firearms that was unrelated to property, but before the shift in the 1790's, phrased gun and the quaker gun maker was more complicated than we might thought it first glance. let's take the word maker. did galton think he was a gun maker? galton actually made guns that heals him made a lot of other things. he made swords and bayonets and cutlassses and harpoons and forks and knives and files and lances and lots of things. gunmakers in general in this time were also known as toymakers, so birmingham is famous for its toys. these are small, either functional or ornamental like echols and bells and buttons, rings, things like that. the most famous toymaker of this time was this man, matthew bolton, who partnered with

they beat gloucester by 3a points to 16 at welford road — george ford on the scoresheet for the homexeter beat bristol and harlequins saw off bottom side newcastle. in the pro 1a, ospreys beat cardiff 20—11, this pinpoint cross field kick from sam davies helped george north to one of two ospreys tries. wins too for benneton, scarlets and leinster. and it's the first day of the new netball super league season... all of the first round matches have been played on the same day, in the same place — the birmingham arena. and in a repeat of last season's final — wasps beat loughborough lightning by 72 points to a2 in what had been expected to be a much closer tie. there were also wins for superleague debutants london pulse, team bath and strathclyde sirens. that's all the sport for now. two stabbings have taken place in east london this afternoon police were called to church road in leyton just after half past three — where a woman was found with stab injuries, and two men had suffered slash wounds. the woman, who is in her thirties, is in a critical condition in hospital. and in what is b

gloucester hosting munster.with a try bonus point. however defeat to munster would leave them unable to qualify for the quarterfinals. munster currently leading 13 points to 3. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. thank you for that. in the last few minutes president trump has said that he would not be declaring a national emergency as a way for ending the partial government shutdown. there has been that route overfunds shutdown. there has been that route over funds needed to shutdown. there has been that route overfunds needed to build shutdown. there has been that route over funds needed to build the wall over funds needed to build the wall over the mexican border. it has been a heated row what the democrats is that the dispute has led to the partial shutdown of the united states government. 800,000 staff should have got the paychex today but they were not. what the latest development is that both the house and the senate have ad

hawthorne is the chief executive of horizon nuclear power, a uk subsidiary of hitachi he joins us from gloucester us. i know it has been an incredibly busy day for you. your thoughts first of all on how you might tell viewers have this decision was reached. over the course of this day i have had to have some difficult conversations with employees who are immediately impacted by this decision and of course they want to understand how we have ended up where we have. the reality is we have not been able to put together the financial structure package that fully funded the construction of the plant. that is not for a lack of trying on behalf of hitachi who have spent already £2 billion developing the project and the uk government who have worked ha rd the uk government who have worked hard to try to find a way in which they could finance and support this inevitably we have failed project. inevitably we have failed because some of the structural constraints around the support package in the capital funding could be breached and it has left us with a funding hole that we just cannot find a way to resol

after munster took a big step towards the quarter—finals of the champions cup with a 41—15 win at gloucesteres for rory scannell, and this one in the second half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances of qualifying from pool 2 for the next round. england and bath forward sam underhill is set to miss the six nations which starts next month. the 22—year—old has had surgery after picking up an ankle injury in a club match last month. a professional footballer from japan has extended his career for another year. nothing strange in that, you might think, but that means kazuyoshi miura will still be playing for second division side yokohama fc at the grand old age of 52. miura started his career back in 1986, at the age of 18. does he look 52? he does not. he won the last of his international caps forjapan some 19 years ago. two years ago, aged 50, miura became the oldest professional to score a goal, breaking the record held, since 1965, by sir stanley matthews. the thing is though, as we all know, mid—505 now is the equivalent of mid—30s. i totally agree. i spent a full 90 minut

they beat gloucester by 34 points to 16 at welford road, george ford on the scoresheet for the home sideton inlficted a third straight defeat for glasgow. it looks like that arsenal have scored at blackpool. i don‘t think the penalty went straight i think it went in on the rebound but it was a free kick, i do have apologies for you, coming up against blackpool in the third round of the fa cup. you, coming up against blackpool in the third round of the fa cup. it‘s the first day of the new netball super league season and it‘s a big year for the sport, as it tries to build on the profile provided by england‘s historic gold medal at the commonwealth games. all of the first round matches are being played on the same day, in the same place, the birmingham arena. and emily croydon is there for us. yes, i really huge yearfor yes, i really huge year for netball and this country which will culminate with the world cup in liverpool in july and it started here in front of a packed arena with all ten franchises in action. at the start of the day, all eyes were on the second match. a rerun of last ye

we run a suicide crisis centre in gloucester, independent from the nhs.ears. we've never had a suicide of a client underourcare. never had a suicide of a client under our care. whether they've been under our care. whether they've been underourcare fora under our care. whether they've been under our care for a period of days, weeks or months. we've been very pleased to share some of the things we've learned as to why clients survive under our care, with the health select committee, a couple of years ago. what would you say are the reasons why? the reasons why clients under our care survive our multitude. we provide a combination of suicide crisis centre, home visits, and emergency phone lines. because we recognised, very early on, that not everybody who is in crisis would get to our suicide crisis would get to our suicide crisis centre. i've got no doubt that our ability to go out to people's homes, at short notice, has saved lives. we also work very differently from mental health services. it was my only experience under mental health crisis services in 2

after munster took a big step towards the quarter—finals of the champions cup with a 41—15 win at gloucesterne in the second half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances of qualifying from pool 2 for the next round. england and bath forward sam underhill is set to miss the six nations, which starts next month. the 22—year—old has had surgery after picking up an ankle injury in a club match last month. india have suspended cricketers hardik pandya and lokesh rahul and ordered them to leave the tour of australia while they investigate comments they made about women on a tv show. india's captain virat kohli said the comments were not supported by the rest of his players. these are actually individual opinions on something, as i said, which is in an inappropriate space and we definitely as the indian cricket team do not support views like that and that has been communicated and that is that. a professional footballer from japan has extended his career for another year — nothing strange in that, you might think — but that means kazuyoshi miura will still be playing for second—divi

munster have taken a big step towards the quarterfinals of the champions cup with a 41—15 win at gloucesternd half for andrew conway. the result ends gloucester‘s chances of qualifying from pool 2 for the next round. england and bath forward sam underhill is set to miss the six nations, which starts next month. the 22—year—old has had surgery after picking up an ankle injury in a club match last month. now, you know the fun toddlers have in their baby bouncers? notjust toddlers. i was going to say. i would so love to do it. now you can! well, now there's a version for all of us, and it's the latest keep—fit craze to come from the us. it was the idea of a bungee jumper in america, it was the idea of a bungee jumper in america, and it's called bungee fitness. it sounds great! i've been to pembrokeshire in west wales this week to one of the first centres in the uk to release my inner child. flying into 2019, the aviation pioneers of a new way of getting fitter on the end of a bungee cord. i'm spinning around. move out of my way. it really releases the inner child, of the older age level, shall

guns begin to appear in reports of new kinds of untimely deaths in the city of gloucester in 1802. a newspaper reported a story about a 15-year-old discharged andier who was waiting threading to fire to intimidate them. standing on bristol bridge without getting any notice, he wantonly with the trigger and killed the man. almost a personal and casual violence with firearms that was unrelated to property. before this shift in the 1790's, the word gun in this phrase was more complicated than we might have thought at first glance. did he think he was a gun maker? that he made guns? he also made a lot of other things. he made swords and bayonets and cutlasses. gunmakers in general in this period were also known as toymakers. birmingham is famous for its toys, small either functional or ornamental objects, like buckles and belts, buttons and rings and things like that. this man here, matthew bolton, who partnered with james watts and made the steam engine. he made everything from steam engines to coins and buttons. i think it's important think of carlton as in a similar mold. he's a gun

so there is the snow pushing into the south—west, wales, through gloucester, the home counties, to the10-15 up you are. so to give you an idea, 10—15 centimetres across parts of south—east wales, 15 centimetres will be largely on high ground. east wales, east and west in herefordshire, could see a lot of snow. even as we come further south, 3- snow. even as we come further south, 3— seven centimetres. we could see some snow in sussex and kent, but less likely to have actual snow for example in hampshire in dorset on the coastline, that will be in land. and for the channel islands, today you are going to see rain with some sweet mix in. as we had on through the course of the rest of the night, the course of the rest of the night, the frontal system producing the snow tends to weaken, so the snow on it becomes more patchy. there will be further snow showers across scotla nd be further snow showers across scotland and northern england and with temperatures like this once again there is the risk of widespread ice on untreated surfaces. very quick look at what's happening tomorrow. we still

three others are proposed in suffolk, essex and oldbury, near gloucester. a potential suspension, but there will inevitably be concerned that suspension means cancellation. and some also suggest a suspension could be a way of negotiating with the government about how much money is involved, using it as a negotiating position to get more out of the government. is that how you see a? yes, there has been a great deal of haggling all along here. the government has already gone some way to accommodate hitachi's concerns by agreeing to take a potential stake in the project, something which goes beyond what the treasury would have gone for before. but there are other potential financing gone for before. but there are other potentialfinancing models gone for before. but there are other potential financing models out there which the government is exploring at the moment, and so this could potentially be seen as a negotiating ploy on behalf of hitachi. on the other hand, hitachi are under a lot of pressure withinjapan. their backers are uncomfortable with this projec