withjust gloucester ahead for the first time in a match.t, the penalty put enough distance to keep bath behind for the remainder. i result then that brings gloucester‘s big day ever closer, they could be assured of a play—off spot tomorrow night. elsewhere today, worcester eased their relegation fears with a bonus—point 39—17 win over sale sharks. northampton saints earned a late 20 points to 19 victory at harlequins. bristol against saracens is just under way, and it's currently 111—13 to saracens. tommy seymour one of five different tri- tommy seymour one of five different tri— stories for the warriors, they ran home very comfortable winners in the end, 39—24. connacht have secured their place in the play—offs. they scored this try and kicked nine points as his side beat the cardiff blues 29—22. plenty more coming up but quick look at the other stories. mitch evans has become formula e's seventh different winner in as many races this season. the australian won in rome ahead of germany's andre lotterer. the race was red—flagged on the firs

danny cipriani has signed a new contract with gloucester.ed a three—year deal at the club, which could see the england international end his career at kingsholm. he joined gloucester from top—flight rivals wasps last summer. it was a day of shocks at snooker‘s china open. ken doherty rolled back the years to knock out the world champion mark williams by six frames to four in beijing. elsewhere, there were defeats forjudd trump, john higgins and the local favourite ding junhui. england cricketer alex hales has told the bbc it's part of hisjob to be a role model. hales faced no criminal charges for his part in the bristol nightclub fight in 2017, but he was suspended and then fined by a cricket discipline commission. now he wants to move on, with lessons learned. 0ur correspondentjoe wilson has been speaking to him. ina park in a park in leicester, it is street cricket. a regular session run by the chance to shine charity. joining in this evening, alex hales. the role he relishes an international batsman. the wake of 2017's bristol fight, he w

gloucester needed their best man to show up.ng. closer still in more orthodox fashion. is this one, tom seabrook got a chance to show off his dancing down the wing to push gloucester ahead for the first time in a match. withjust a point in it, the penalty put enough distance to keep bath behind for the remainder. it's a result then that brings gloucester‘s big day ever closer, they could be assured of a play—off spot tomorrow night. worchester eased their relegation fears with a victory and a big win for relegation threatened bristol sab the reigning champions saracens 23-21. defending champions saracens are into the final of the women's premier 15s. they beat wasps 31—12 in the allianz arena. they'll meet either harlequins or loughborough lightning for the title in a fortnight‘s time at franklin's gardens. those two sides play their semi—final tomorrow. glasgow warriors claimed a rare victory over leinster in dublin to take a big step towards to securing a home pro14 semifinal. tommy seymour was one of five different try scorer

warriors have secured their premiership survival for another season after beating third—placed gloucesterhem an unassailable ii—point lead over bottom side newcastle. this was the all—important score from niall annett to give the warriors a second—half lead, which they never relinquished. great britain‘s men have gone top of hockey‘s pro league. they beat germany 1—0. it was matty roper with the only goal to secure a fourth win in five matches. great britain will make their home debut in the tournament against spain next saturday. daniel team won. just after beating rough and adult. it is a second title in four events defeating roger fetter at indian wells last month. —— roger fetter were. mercedes set an all—time record of four consecutive one—twos at the start of a season as valtteri bottas beat lewis hamilton to win the azerbaijan grand prix. jennie gow is part of our fi team in baku. at as the sunsets here is been a perfect weekend for mercedes. it makes them a successful and dominant force. in the most successful that we have seen in formula i history. meanwhile it wasn‘t a perfect w

. >> reporter: earl gloucester is the director of city waste and says since china is not taking america's recyclables last year -- >> it's directly affected us financially. our recycling program was at pretty much a break even point. right now we're in the red. >> reporter: that's because it's now much more expensive to send the materials to other the ntries to landfcros country are re-examining whether their recycling programs are going to waste. but while local governments ar struggling, the nation's largest recycler waste management saw its revenue grow from $14.5 billion in 2017 rly 5 bi last year. >> so even with the changes that china imposed, your revenue went up? >> that's correct. >> reporter: that's partly because the company also owns the most landfills in the u.s. >> the average contamination rate is 20%, 25% nationwide. those are materials that should not have been in the recycling bin to begin with. >> reporter: is it better for people to recycle wrong or not at all? >> it's better for people not to recycle at all because it costs us more money when they recycle wrong. >> re

estate, close to where we are here but there will be interest in whether the duke and duchess of gloucesterly for the crowds here, whether they will be coming or not. 11 months since they got married here at st george's chapel. meghan markle is due to give birth, we do not know the date but she has reviewed it is later this month or early next month. officially the palace had said she is due to give birth in —— in the springtime. so lots of interest in the cloud, the service is due to begin soon in the chapel. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. a helicopter is being brought in to help fight a large fire which is continuing to burn on ilkley moor in west yorkshire. more than 70 firefighters are still at the scene, just south of the town of ilkley, and police have being deployed to keep people away from the area. let's talk now to martin langan from west yorkshire fire and rescue service. he is at ilkley moor right now and is the commander in charge of operation to get the fire under control. thank you forjoining us at such a busy time, give us an idea of the scale of the

surely a bright orange cheese is just a double gloucester? back to their ginger back row. —— going back to their ginger roots! that's it from business live today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live web page and on world business report. yesterday we had some really heavy showers, some hail, thunderstorms, impressive cloud. today there will still be showers forecast, perhaps not as heavy as yesterday, there will also be some sunny spells. this is the satellite imagery this morning, clear spells across eastern areas, this is the cloud producing showers this morning. this is storm hanna which will move in later and overnight. for today, showery outbreaks of rain moving from west to east across wales and into england, eastern england, eastern scotla nd england, eastern england, eastern scotland staying largely try and bright for much of the day, cloud increasing, showery rain pulling through, maximum temperatures of around 13 to 16 degrees. through tonight this area of low pressure, storm hannah, really quite clos

the other example is gloucester cathedral, a gothic cathedral roughly the same age as notre—dame.th the great depression and a lot of other issues of france trying to recover from world war i. in a sense, this cathedral has been in a process of restoration for centuries, hasn't it? yes. that's right. probably, local churches that had various adventures over the years. what was carried out in the second half of the 19th century when the cathedral had first been damaged during the french revolution and then had been sort of slowly going downhill. so, actually, a lot of what we think of about the standard of what notre—dame looks like is late 19th century. the spiral was added in the late 19th century. it's too bad the spiral was added, it was an enormous spire and when it collapsed it took up much of the vaulting in the central crossing where the nave and the transept met. if it hadn't been for the spiral falling, the vaulting might have stood up as it did over the nave which helps protect interior of the church from even worse damage. we should say thanks to the mediaeval architect

a courting good source says the attack took place on a quarterly highway known as the marker on gloucester lyrae that connects karachi red was the attack taking place at their motor section of that particular road but it was dropped the passenger door to get their identity papers were jagged and had to peer there they were selective dog getting off but the narrow exposure did with the government or the security forces including personnel from the navy they were digging their way to a secondary location after the rich they were shot at close range their hands tied behind their back however two of those people were able to do a cave from that location and reported the incident by looters don has seen a spate of attacks also recently in the video where the minority shiite community was there dog a day in which other people also will carry twenty in all and all short security forces conroy was there to act in a border town near the of onboard the pakistani security forces have been blaming both of the nest on an iran for providing sanctuary to some of these groups who are operating from those

deal at the club, which could see the england international end his career at kingsholm.he joined gloucester has made a comeback. lots thrown at us over the last four hours. big hailstorms affecting the uk and the sunshine coming out in between is led to some wonderful rainbow pictures. we are seeing short sharp bursts of cold airfrom the arctic. seeing short sharp bursts of cold air from the arctic. you seeing short sharp bursts of cold airfrom the arctic. you can seeing short sharp bursts of cold air from the arctic. you can see how the colder air has plunged. the cloud in the north sea is coming back into scotland and northern england which is why we are seeing sleet and snow. some hide patches. a cold start to really, with a pretty miserable morning across the far north of england and scotland. rain and sleet and snow. that wetter weather clears away. pushing its way into northern ireland. some really heavy showers with hail and thunder possible. many central and eastern parts of the uk, showers could hang around but it will be windy in the north and west of the uk. these other temperatu

for many businesses, like this sheep farm in gloucester, the world has never seemed more uncertain.r matt hobbs. like the vast majority of businesses, he thinks leaving the eu with no deal could come at a heavy cost. in his case, £15,000 this year alone. i'm a family farm, a tenant farm. that's an enormous amount of money to just see haemorrhaging out of the business. and in reality, that's my income gone... gone for west really. why so expensive? at the moment matt exports lamb to the eu for £80 per animal. leaving with no deal would mean tariffs on those exports of around a0%, and matt expects that would come out of his proceeds, leaving him with around £50 per lamb. whatever their party colours, a majority of mps oppose no deal, which means another delay now looks likely. is that helpful? the delay helps me this year because it enables this crop of lambs, which are already here, so we can sell them, but i haven't been investing in anything for two years. i have zipped my cheque—book up, so that's no good for the industry in general or the rest of the economy. sheep farming is per

point where potentially any of a dozen players could have won but tiger woods on the back nine at gloucesterest, rolling back the years as well, this coming back in 2005 was his last masters title, 14 yea rs 2005 was his last masters title, 14 years on, absolutely stunning victory. even afforded a bogey on the last hole, such was his clear lead going into the back nine. the likes of brooks koepka, dustin johnson, francesco molinari who he was playing alongside lead going into the final round, lead going into the final round, lead going into the final round, lead going into the back nine by a couple of shots, he struggles on the par 312 and put one into the water and tiger woods picked up the pieces and barely put a club wrong in the last hour. afterwards, he was still struggling to take on the magnitude of his achievement. it is overwhelming. just because of what has transpired and last year, i was just very lucky to be playing again and the previous champions dinner i was struggling and i missed a couple of years of not playing this great term and now, being the champion, 22 yea rs i term a

he joined gloucester from top—flight rivals wasps last summer.d says leicester are not too good to go down. ford has been brought into the club as a consultant coach until the end of the season. the ten time champions have lost eight of their last 11 games and are five points above the bottom club newcastle who the play next week. we keep in the moment as a club, we work on what is coming this afternoon in training. that is all we worry about. we look too far back, we get depressed. we look too far in front, we've got newcastle on friday night, that's going to be a tough game, you know? so just keep them in the moment and try to unleash the talent in a simple game plan. time to tell you that full him of pulled back, watford one overfull mfa look towards relegation tonight, and manchester united has also one. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at 10:30pm. a neo—nazi will be sentenced in may for his plan to kill a labour mp. a series of trials linked to his plans came to an end today which means we can now report full

according to sources the attack took place on a quarter of the highway known as the marker on gloucester lyrae that connects karachi red was the attack taking place at their motor section of that particular road but it was dropped the passenger door to get their identity papers were jake and it appeared that they were selective dog getting off but the narrow exposure did with the government or the security forces including personnel from the navy they were digging their way into a secondary location after the rich they were shot at close range their hands tied behind their back however two of those people were able to do a cave from that location and reported the incident by looters don has seen a spate of attacks also recently and the video where the minority shiite community wonder dog a day in which other people also will carry twenty in all and all short security forces conroy was there to act in a border town near the album on board the pakistani security forces have been blaming both of the nest on an iran for providing sanctuary to some of these groups who are operating from those

there were tries galore in the premiership with 11 in total as gloucester built northampton.till to play. it's been more than four years since newport—based dragons last won away from home in the pro 14. they didn't lose at south african side southern kings — instead coming from behind to draw 18—18. the american madison keys has won the wta event in charleston, beating caroline wozniacki in the final. wozniacki is a former world number one but couldn't find a way past keys — who claims the fourth wta title of her career. she's currently ranked as the 18th—best player in the world. garbine muguruza won the monterrey open in mexico. sometimes on a monday morning we do show you some really bad, embarrassing misses. ithink show you some really bad, embarrassing misses. i think this might be the best so far. the best or the worst quits and this could be the worst ever, couldn't it? erik choupo mouting somehow manages to stop this shot going in. i think we're going to see this again. watch the replay. what do macro watch what happens. he knows, doesn't he? i think he kind of saves

take gloucester cathedral, another site we are looking at, that has very different components, normants, 19th—century interventions as well. i think we have to take the fact that these cathedrals are evolving, but, yes, certainly, it is an issue, putting something new back in. there are other sites, for example, a church in germany bombed by the allies in the second world war, there were questions about whether it should be rebuilt or not. it's a difficult one. i want to solve it, but i suppose the conclusion is whatever happens, it can never be the same, can it? definitely not. but i think the positives we can take from this, are the evolutionary nature of a cathedral. this willjust be the next chapter in notre dame's history. doctor nick webb, we can see you at the university of liverpool because of what is behind you, but i remind the viewers, thank you for your thoughts and expertise. thank you. let's update you with the headlines. hundreds of millions of euros are pledged to return notre dame cathedral in paris to its former glory. after firefighters worked through the night to s

season with music, also celebration of some of the historic boats which along with the museum in gloucesterd a pretty warm one as well. temperatures climbing. a few changes to north and west later but for the time being, when dragging herfrom for the time being, when dragging her from the central parts of europe bringing increased warmth as high pressure continues to sit across scandinavia. very little on the chart today. some missed and a low cloud in north—east england. a hazy start generally but for most the day of sunny skies throughout. a bit of cloud later in western scotland but fairly well broken. hazy at times in the west but warmer. temperatures in each one of the nations above 20. a little bit fresher across the eastern coast with the breeze off the sea. some missed and font patches returning to eastern england tomorrow. a little bit more cloud. a fresh start to your saturday morning but it will be another fine one. any mist and fog patches will clear. eastern and northern ireland dry and sunny. a bit more cloud in western scotla nd sunny. a bit more cloud in western scotland wit

elswhere gloucester could be assured of a top four finish if results go their way today.— including 3 in the last 7 minutes to beat zebre 42—0. kieran hardy with their penultimate try — a stunning run from inside his own half. wins too for connacht and leinster. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. after a year of silver medals in 2018, the olympic champion once again took to the top spot on the podium with this outstanding routine to claim his second european pommel gold medal. there was a bronze too for elilie downie in the vault. it's her second medal of the championships after silver in the all—around and her 10th career medal at european level. it's the final day of the competition in poland today which will be on bbc one this afternoon. loads of sport to look forward to. and luckily the masters isn't finishing too late tonight. just need to try and stay awake to watch your way through. should be exciting. how many times have you gone to work when you're not really up to it? it goes without saying that we're less product

centre mark atkinson scored a hat—trick for gloucester who consolidate third with a bonus point win.o slot a 78th—minute penalty for the dragons as it finished 18—18... but it means their incredible four year wait for a league win goes on... in tennis, the former world number one victoria azarenka will play her first single final in three years in monterey‘s cut open in mexico. meanwhile the final of the charleston open gets under way shortly. it's the first clay court tournament of the year and it features another former world number one — caroline wozniacki. she had a straight sets win over croatia's petra martic... and moves on to face madison keys. the south korean moved to eight under par overall, overtaking compatriot kim in—kyung, who's a shot back at mission hills. charley hull remains the best placed briton but dropped back into a tie for 15th, seven shots off the lead in california. great britain's women lost their latest game in the women's pro league going down 11—2 against argentina. grace balsdon found the net with an impressive ‘drag—flick finish‘ to take them into hal