harlequins got a fourth try. they still have plenty to play for this season.ey. harlequins showed little sympathy. saracens will meet plenty more clubs like that along the way. england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london, to come third at the netball nations cup. their opponents, south africa, came back from a seven—goal half—time deficit to lead with just a couple of minutes remaining. but a thrilling final quarter saw england return the fight, eventually winning 65 points to 63. new zealand later beat jamaica to win the gold medal match. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, it's time for click. three, two, one, zero. getting into space is an expensive, dangerous, highly complicated business, where hundreds of thousands of precision—made parts all have to work together perfectly. if they don't. .. but as the race back to space hots up, commercial ventures are looking for simpler, cheaper, quicker alternatives to building spacecraft. and here in la, ifound a startup trying to solve

harlequins got a fourth try. they still have plenty to play for this season.f this was saracens' first step towards relegation, it may well be a long, painfuljourney. harlequins showed little sympathy, saracens will meet plenty more clubs like that along the way. let's quickly round up some of the day's other stories. england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london. in a game where both sides had control in stages, jess thirlby‘s side eventually won 65 points to 63. worcester wolves are the new british basketball league cup champions after victory against bristol flyers. kofi josephs making the game safe, as amir williams won the most valuable player, worcester winning 67 points to 59 in front of a record crowd at the birmingham arena. sevenoaks won the women's title. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is, as ever, mark kermode. good to see you, mark, what have you been watching? interesting

they lost 41 points to iii, at harlequins... the win moving quins up to 6th in the table. confusion. relegation is a certainty, but the future of their players remains much less certain. punished severely for the salary scandal, now harlequins seemed intent on making them pay once more. it took them little over a minute to score the game's opening try.

they play harlequins on sunday and the are a few and queens have been having their say on the scandalar from speaking to harlequins players this morning at the training ground that there still struggling to digest the remarkable event of the last few days. there coach a former saracens play and coach did not rule out improving his squad without saracens players if you could afford them. of course, you a lwa ys could afford them. of course, you always analyse the right fit. can we afford them, for one, are they some one we need with the current squad that we have? and then you go to the due diligence. is the right person there, than i would sure be interested. senior playerjames chisholm said saracens won't be lacking any motivation despite knowing their fate is sealed stop they will still be banging up for winning rugby games going out with a bang. showing they are still a good team and still in the european competition. they're not going to roll over for us unfortunately on sunday. so i think it also gives them an opportunity to plate with a bit more freedom. they know they are comin

harlequins got a fourth try. they still have plenty to play for this season.ns will need plenty more clubs like that along the way. —— will meet plenty more clubs. england edged a dramatic bronze medal match at the copperbox arena in london to come third at the netball nations cup. their opponents, south africa, came back from a seven—goal half—time deficit to lead with just a couple of minutes remaining. but a thrilling final quarter saw england return the fight, eventually winning 65 points to 63. they were helped by a match winning interception from stacey jayne francis. it's five wins out of six for england now against the south africans. worcester wolves are the new british basketball league cup champions, after victory in the today's final, against bristol flyers. amir williams starred for the 2018 runners up as they closed out the game, winning 67 points to 59 at the birmingham arena. in the women's cup final, sevenoaks beat durham 74—64 robert paxton has won his first world indoor bowls championship. the commonwealth games bronze medallist beat fellow

watson has only just harlequins in the champions cup.overed from a knee injury. an 16—year—old beau g reaves, a knee injury. an 16—year—old beau greaves, an amazing run in the women's world darts championship, came to an end last night. she took reigning champion to a deciding set in their semifinal, but lost to — one. it means if winner will face the full time winner, england's lisa ashton in the final tonight full stop —— four—time winner. that is you up—to—date with the sport. now on bbc news, time for click. dramatic music. booming voice: welcome to the biggest tech show on earth. are you ces ready? featuring 180,000 people from 160 countries, with 4,000 companies, and one pizza—making robot. it's ces! goodness, he sounded excited, didn't he? so he should! yeah, absolutely, it is exciting. we only got ourselves a blooming studio this year overlooking the actual show. that's ces just out there, hello! oh, yeah! it is quite something and we have for you the latest announcements from here, as well as getting our hands on some of the mos

elsewhere harlequins beat bath 25—19.for some of friday's other sports news and for the fourth time in five months, liverpool'sjurgen klopp has been named premier league manager of the month. his right back trent alexander arnold won the player of the month for december. rafa nadal has helped spain to the semi finals of the inaugural atp cup in sydney. having lost his singles match, nadal and his partner pablo carreno busta won their doubles rubber to set up a semi final against hosts australia. serbia play russia in the other semi. two—time london marathon winner wilson kipsang has been provisionally suspended for doping violations. he's been sanctioned for not informing testing authorities of his whereabouts and for tampering with samples. he denies any wrong—doing. gb boxing today officially launched the olympic boxing qualifying tournament, that will be staged in london's copper box arena. around a50 boxers from 50 european countries are set to take part. caroline dubois will be one of them and the bbc‘s young sports

premiership match in england, sale sharks moved third after scoring a bonus point 48—10 win over harlequinsincluding chris ashton — as well as three sin binnings. scarlets are top of conference b in the pro14, after they won 16—14 in cardiff, despite scoring only the one try — it was enough to turn the match in theirfavour, though, and leigh halfpenny‘s three penalties proved the difference. and ulster continued their unbeaten run at home this season, as they picked up a bonus point 38—17 win over munster in belfast — ireland winger jacob stockdale scoring his first club try for a year. i'm sure many of you will remember the days when the bdo ran the darts world championship. i certainly do. the tv coverage was incredibly popular and players such as eric bristow were huge stars. but the pdc has since taken over as the sport's major force and when the bdo world championships start in london tomorrow, there'll be reduced prize money due to a lack of sponsorship and poor ticket sales. 0ne former men's champion told us he thinks it may be time for the organisers to cut their losses. i think the

he was floored during bath's defeat by harlequins he's only just recovered from a knee injury.e sharks' chances of making the quarter finals are over, after defeat at la rochelle. they were 10 points ahead at one stage but the french side came back to win by side came back to win by 30—23. 16—year—old beau greaves' amazing run in the bdo's women's world darts championship came to end last night. she took reigning champion mikuru suzuki to a deciding set in their semi final, but lost 2—1. suzuki will face the four time winner, england's lisa ashton, in tonight's final. that's it from the bbc sport centre. compared with yesterday, a lot more cloud around today. the ones that are what is a particularly mild ones. they are coming all the way up in the mid—atla ntic. ones. they are coming all the way up in the mid—atlantic. it is in that mild air where the strongest of the 1's art. for the rest of today, england and wales in the peak in the gas this afternoon, around 50 to 60 miles an hour. easing back a little bit in scotland and northern ireland. but it is here that we have the we

up to third in rugby union's premiership after scoring six tries in a 48—10 bonus point win over harlequinse, as he pulled up trying to block him at the line. it was a feisty game withjoe marler, marland yarde and matt symons all sent to the sin bin in the second half. in the pro14, ireland winger jacob stockdale scored his first club try for a year as ulster continued their unbeaten run at home this season. they picked up a bonus point 38—17 win over munster in belfast. and three penalties from leigh halfpenny helped scarlets to go top of conference b — they only scored one try, through gareth davies, but it was the turning point in their 16—14 win at cardiff. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. lots of build up there ahead of the 32 fa cup third round ties this weekend. let's bring you up—to—date with how we see the rest of the weekend unfolding across the british isles. a lot of cloud in the forecast having said that, there isn't an awful lot of rain to speak of. many of you will stay dry. there is a notable exception to what i'v

premiership match in england, sale sharks moving third after scoring a bonus .40 8—10 win over harlequinsre the top of conference be in the pro 14 after they won 16-14 in be in the pro 14 after they won 16—14 in cardiff, despite scoring only one try, it was enough to turn the match in theirfavour. lee halfpenny‘s three penalties proved the difference. also continued their unbeaten run at home this season as they picked up a bonus point 38—17 win over munster in belfast. ireland winnerjacob stockdale scoring his first club try for a winner. and that‘s all your sport for now. hello there. despite some strong winds in the far north of scotland, friday was a better day in terms of sunshine across the country. and you can see this from this weather watch a picture in letchworth, surrey. hardly a cloud in the sky. those clear skies in the day had stayed with us through the night. that means actually start to our saturday morning, especially in the south—east, something we have not had for a time, there could even be some light on patchy frost. a little bit milderfurther north some light on patc

he was floored during bath‘s defeat by harlequins in the champions cup.one stage but the french side came back to win 30—23. the two—time london marathon winner wilson kipsang has been suspended for doping violations. he‘s been charged with not informing testing authorities of his whereabouts, and for tampering with samples. his management stressed he has not failed a drugs test. kipsang has been banned from competition until a hearing. sixteen—year—old beau greaves‘ amazing run in the bdo‘s women‘s world darts championship came to end last night. she took reigning champion mikuru suzuki to a deciding set in their semi—final, but lost 2—1. suzuki will face the four—time winner, england‘s lisa ashton, in tonight‘s final. 16, amazing run. it has been lovely, she was saying that they were a number of girls who got in touch with her, saying that after you —— what she has done they would like to ta ke what she has done they would like to take up darts. when you are in a competition you are thinking about things like that, you are very focused, but now with the

harlequins at the recreation ground lead 12 — seven.man. burns suffered ankle damage playing football in cape town. england are already missing james anderson, who is out with a broken rib. brighton goalkeeper mathew ryan is the latest to pledge his support for the australian bushfire relief efforts. he has vowed to donate 500 australian dollars, about £600, for every safe this weekend. warm—ups for the australian open have been affected by the bushfires, including the british number six, katie swann. it was due to be played in canberra, but players weren't able to train her because of the smoke. we were advised not to even go outside, to buy masks so that when we were outside we could breathe, basically, i'm not in ar or the smoke. they we re i'm not in ar or the smoke. they were able to move the tournament to a different city, so we ended up staying in canberra for three days without being able to practice or really use the gym, because this smoke was inside as well as outside. sunday sees the start of the snooker tournament, but ronn

sale sharks scored six tries in their win over harlequins in rugby union's premiership — and one of thema feisty game, with three players sin binned, and sale took it by 48 points to 10 — that bonus point win taking them up to third in the table. in the pro14, ireland winger jacob stockdale scored his first club try for a year, as ulster continued their unbeaten run at home this season. they picked up a bonus point 38—17 win over munster in belfast. and three penalties from leigh halfpenny helped scarlets to go top of conference b — they only scored one try, through gareth davies, but it was the turning point in their 16—14 win at cardiff. yesterday, we told you how australia's nick kyrgios said he was donating around £100 for every ace he hits this month, to the relief fund for victims of the bushfires in his country. well, he hit 20 in his atp cup match in brisbane, as he beatjan—lennard struff, so that's over £2,000 already — and he was understandably emotional afterwards. i don't really care about the praise too much amino, ijust think we have the ability and the platform to do somet

we had blood gate back in 2009 which led to harlequins being hauled over the coals and going throughstudded squad. clubs would have made selection decisions. it wouldn't happen to anyone but saracens. it's an absolutely huge story and got everyone in the rugby world and sporting world talking. finally it's going down, more and more questions are being asked. you've got some very prominent england players. it the likes of owen farrell, the england captain. what happens to them now. that's the million—dollar question. it's hard to imagine. these guys have been so loyal to saracens. they conducted this band of brothers mentality. surely, surely that has to be seriously stretched and challenged, that kind of spirit. how badly do the players feel let down by those of them who told them back in november, nothing to see here in the way saracens met the initial punishment with indignation rather than contrition. it looks so ill thought out. agents are working overtime. i'm sure other clubs are thinking today have room in their salary to squeeze in one of these players. they have about 25 int