but she remained close to her mom, jonni mcelroy. >> she's the love of my life, the apple of my eye, my heartbeat. she's my everything. >> reporter: it was almost like christina had two moms, and later when jonni married ronnie, two dads. and lots of friends. sydney robertson has known christina since they were 3 years old. >> her personality was definitely ten times bigger than she was. and she'd get so small but she gives the biggest hugs. and she will not let you go. >> reporter: kelly lange met christina just after high school. >> she was this animated, smart, beautiful fashionista. she was quirky, and it drew people in no matter who you were. >> reporter: and all her life, christina was drawn to two boys. >> she knew these two guys, logan and hunter, since third grade. >> reporter: hunter foster, logan prendergast and christina. >> the three musketeers. you know, and they knew everything about her. >> reporter: logan and christina went from buddies to high school sweethearts. >> moving day. >> reporter: the relationship continued through college. christina earned a degree in mar

jonny dymond, bbc news, bethlehem.been following the visit from bethlehem. how symbolically important do you think this visit has been, barbara? i think it has been symbolically important for the palestinians here in the palestinian territories in bethlehem. the prince, prince charles did meet the president mahmoud abbas. it wasn't a political visit, it was more like a courtesy call, although he did spend 45 minutes with him. but the palestinians at this point feel very much on the back foot because the american administration has aligned itself so closely with israel on key aspects of the conflict and they saw it as aspects of the conflict and they saw itasa aspects of the conflict and they saw it as a show of support for the palestinian leadership and the palestinian leadership and the palestinian cause. 0k, barbara, thank you very much indeed. barbara plett usher for us there in bethlehem. the heads of the european commission and council — ursula von der leyen and charles michel — have signed the withdrawal agreemen

jonny dymond, bbc news, jerusalem.njohannesburg. ben stokes's was the last wicket to fall with the england all—rounder getting involved in an expletive laden attack on someone in the crowd asjoe wilson reports. 6,000 feet above sea level in johannesburg, england were making good progress. through zak crawley and then dom sibley, england in fact got past 100 runs without losing a wicket. then the collapse came. a series of wickets fell, a series of catches were taken... both openers gone, and then joe denly followed. now this time, ben stokes could not assist. he was dismissed forjust two. naturally, he would be disappointed. but after these pictures, the television coverage next showed him aggressively addressing someone in the crowd. we've bleeped out the worst of the language. now, that footage inevitably sped through social media as at the sports personality of the year sat on the dressing room balcony. stokes knows how attention follows him. he also knows the behaviour expected of him. well, england closed the day

jonny dymond, bbc news, jerusalem.e been marching in the streets of baghdad — demanding that all us troops be expelled from iraq. tensions have been heightened by the american military‘s assassination of the iranian general, qasem soleimani in the city earlier this month. one of iraq's most powerful and influential shia clerics — muqtada al—sadr — had called for a million people to join today's march, close to the us embassy. the marchers chanted anti—us slogans, and some carried effigies of president trump. around 5,000 us soldiers are in the country as part of the international coalition against the islamic state group. huge swarms of desert locusts are posing an alarming and unprecedented threat to crops in east africa, says the united nations. high rainfall at the end of last year created ideal conditions for the insects to spread after crossing the red sea from yemen — with ethiopia, kenya and somalia struggling with the impact. 0ur senior africa correspondent anne soy reports from kenya. from a distance, it looks

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jonny sexton will lead ireland during the championship after hooker rory best retired following the world. sexton is a doubt for the start of the tournament due to a knee injury. new zealand sounds nice at this time of year. where are your it's going to be a busy year for many of the british sportspeople, of the british sportspeople, trying to hit form at just the right time with the olympics fast approaching. for the great britain women's hockey team, they'll be starting their preparations in the pro league in february against australia and new zealand in slightly sunnier climes than bisham abbey. jo currie has more. it is a huge year for gb hockey women. in just over six months' time they will travel to tokyo to defend their olympic title. before that though, they have to tackle the pro league which involves them taking on the other top eight teams in the world, either at home or away. it's a perfect test for a side who have struggled with their results over the last three years, since they won that olympic gold medal in rio. speaking to the players today, they admit the pro league this

jonny dymond, bbc news, bethlehem.ves overlooking the holy city. today prince charles had paid his respects. today prince charles had paid his respects. jonny dymond, bbc news, bethlehem. the metropolitan police is to start using facial recognition cameras on london's streets. they will be just for five to six hours at a time to identify suspects that wanted for serious and violent crimes. police say cam identified 70% suspects. privacy say they're afraid to civil liberties. the irish court has approved extradition of a man wanted out of the deaths and 13 —— 39 vietnamese people. harrison is charged with manslaughter and human trafficking in relation to the deaths of october last year. he is alleged to deliver a trailer to the belgian before it travelled by ferry to britain where the nationals were found dead inside. shane is now is has died at the age of 83. he was one of the most influential figures in the peace process and with a first person to hold the post of deputy first minister and the government set up after

uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll will take north's usual place on the wing.e edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut against ireland on saturday. there are ten changes to the starting 15 that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. and england will be without anthony watson for the third game of the opening weekend. it's on sunday against france in paris. the wing has been ruled out with a calf injury. uncapped ollie thorley or george furbank are expected to replace him. next to the trainers that are causing as much fuss as they are producing fast times. world athletics are expected tomorrow to introduce tighter regulations for nike's controversial vaporfly shoe but are unlikely to ban it, despite some saying it's creating an unfair playing field. our editor dan roan has been dissecting it with scientist tom allen. one of the key things with this foam, is particularly light and then they can make it really quite thick. when it deforms, it deforms a lot. it restores a lot of energy. that's the carbon. it's fibre reinforced c

for example, if a jonny cross is the time boundary between on peak and off—peak, it is cheaper just to the off—peak ticket for part of the majority that is actually peak, then you also get simple fare and only swear one person in an office has priced a to b from b to person in an office has priced a to bfrom b to cso person in an office has priced a to b from b to c so that it is cheaper from a to c, priced by somebody in another office. but should this normally be allowed and does it make sense for anyone to have these reductions when people who are time pressed i just want to purchase reductions when people who are time pressed ijust want to purchase one simple ticket are paying more? well, it happened under british rail, but it happened under british rail, but it happens more now than it did then for several reasons. firstly, different train operators follow different train operators follow different pricing policies. secondly, they are not actually allowed to speak to each other. people forget this, but under the competition act, it would be illegal if they were to talk to each oth

palace source has told the bbc -- this is from jonny dymond, my colleague -- that senior members of the world family were hurt by the announcement. a source confirms that no members of the royal family or palace staff were consulted by the couple before the announcemynt was made. oodness. speak to richard galpin, our correspondent covering this in the newsroom. the statement itself is remarkable, and so it seems is the reaction from the palace. richard: absolutely. the fact of houses saying they were not consulted at all and disappointed about this -- obviously for the palace that, strong word i think it shows just how serious situation is. it is effectively unprecedented in modern times that a senior oil should decided to-- senior decided step back from the role. what is clear is that neither of them, prince harry or meghan markle, were hapwe in what they doing. ros: in practical terms, especially for those who don't follow the roy family in detail, what does this mean they will stop doing? richard: they won't be there doing all those events they have th today after day after day. is o

jonny dymond, bbc news, jerusalem. old testament, have been sweeping through large parts of east africa, destroying crops, and threatening the food security of the region. one of the worst affected countries is kenya, which last dealt with a plague of locusts on this scale half a century ago. 0ur africa correspondent anne soy reports. from a distance, it looks like northern canyon is burning. but these are swarms of desert locusts, spreading like wildfire across the horn of africa. just one swarm can have more than 200 million insects. these are tiny creatures flying above me. they look harmless, but if you can see that hundreds of millions of them are flying at the same time, the amount of destruction they can cause is unimaginable. ali tells me this is the second invasion of locusts he has witnessed in about 60 years. this time, he has lost nearly all his maize and bean crops. translation: it's painful, we had no rain for several years. when it did finally rein last year, we were so happy. but these insects have come

our royal correpsondent jonny dymond is here. this has been a turbulent few weeks?urbulent few months for the queen. in particular, the last two weeks or seven days, extraordinarily difficult time for her. we understand she has been very closely involved, driving these negotiations, wanting them wrapped up negotiations, wanting them wrapped up quickly. going into the church there, sent many magdalen church on there, sent many magdalen church on the sandringham estate. herfaith very important to her and after last week she has had, a chance for her to gather her thoughts and take solace in the comfortable surroundings of the track. a very difficult few days, very personal statement from her last saturday night. emphasising with real warmth how harry and meghan were still valued members of the family and how she hope to see the man she understood the scrutiny of the last two years understood the scrutiny of the last two yea rs have understood the scrutiny of the last two years have been difficult and encouraging them to have happiness ina new encouraging them to have

for example, if a jonny cross is the time boundary between on peak and off—peak, it is cheaper just toon in an office has priced a to bfrom b to cso person in an office has priced a to b from b to c so that it is cheaper from a to c, priced by somebody in another office. but should this normally be allowed and does it make sense for anyone to have these reductions when people who are time pressed i just want to purchase reductions when people who are time pressed ijust want to purchase one simple ticket are paying more? well, it happened under british rail, but it happened under british rail, but it happens more now than it did then for several reasons. firstly, different train operators follow different train operators follow different pricing policies. secondly, they are not actually allowed to speak to each other. people

ireland have named fly—half jonny sexton as their new captain for the six nations.he quarter—finals of snooker‘s masters, but there was a sting in the tail during his win over jack lisowski at ally pally. as you can see here, a wasp made it‘s way onto wilson‘s collar which he had to take evasive action from. referee ben williams intervened to remove it from the table, but was stung for his efforts. at least he was able to see the funny side. wilson will now play stuart bingham. he beat mark williams 6—2 in tonight‘s match. that‘s all the sport for now. have a very good night. goodbye. wednesday brought us a largely fine day with good spells of sunshine but this brief window of fine weather is short—lived because on thursday, the next area of low pressure will move into bring another spell of wet and windy weather to our shores you can see it here showing up on the pressure chart hurtling up from the south—west, the isobars back together towards the west are so this is where we will see the winds. they will start wet and windy from the word go in scotland and norther

have less emotional attachment to and in their view need of traditional journalists shall we say. jonnyif you want further analysis, you can find on the bbc news website and also on the bbc news website and also on the bbc news app. but for what's happening at the palace tonight, here's our world affairs correspondent richard galpin. the bbc understands what we heard from the palace important developments. they are saying that the queen has spoken to prince charles and prince william on this subject and they have agreed to direct their staff from their different households to look into this whole issue and to try and find a workable solution as they put it to put harry and meghan ‘s to have a new progressive role within the royal family facet this is almost a counter move by the palace and an intent to make sure prince harry and meghan remain within the fold, they are putting on and off branch effectively saying let's talk about this, here is a start. but when they talk about a workable solution in practical terms what are we funding presumably? commitments? what else? the whole list of

earlier we spoke to the bbc‘s royal correspondent, jonny dymond.rince harry and meghan‘s move to north america will be a real clean break for the couple — and the royal family will miss their star power. when we're talking about clean breaks and all of that, harry and meghan were and remain stars and they managed to reach the bits of the population here in the uk and around the world that other royals didn't. in particular, they got through to younger people, they got through to a social media generation, they got through to people from ethnic minorities. it is a loss to the royal family, as well as perhaps a sense that, 0k, we've dealt with this now and we can move on. it is a real loss to their star power and their brand and their ability to reinvent and refresh themselves. let's talk now to the canadian royal historian, dr barry mackenzie, hejoins us now from nova scotia. quite happy with us. so they are heading from us to you for most of the year. what will be made of that move? i think canadians in the last ten days have expressed a certain am

jonny dymond, bbc news, bethlehem. this is bbc news, the headlines...the spread of a new virus in china, as the first cases in europe are confirmed. and on day four of donald trump's impeachment trial democrat prosecutors are wrapping up their case against the president. joseph mccann, one of the country's most dangerous sex offenders, was jailed last month for at least 30 years for kidnapping and raping women and children last summer. after he was caught, it emerged that he should have still been in prison for previous violent offences. now, the first of his victims to speak publicly has told the bbc that she's never received an official apology, and that senior figures should be held to account for probation failings. she's been speaking to our home affairs correspondent, june kelly. held captive in this car is the first of the women joseph mccann kidnapped and raped. in the fortnight that followed, he targeted another ten victims. the youngest, boy of 11. the eldest, a woman of 71 who has now spoken to us. he said, "i've got a knife. "i've killed som

our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, says the couple's move to north america is a loss to the royaly's appeal. when we're talking about clean breaks and all of that, harry and meghan were and remain stars and they managed to reach the bits of the population here in the uk and around the world that other royals didn't. in particular, they got through to younger people, they got through to a social media generation, they got through to people from ethnic minorities. it is a loss to the royal family, as well as perhaps a sense that, 0k, we've dealt with this now and we can move on. it is a real loss to their star power and their brand and their ability to reinvent and refresh themselves. let's speak now to the royal historian, anna whitelock, who joins us from cambridge. really good to be with us, so what looked initially like it was going to bea looked initially like it was going to be a stepping back in is to have become much more are taking a break? yes, absolutely. people have been speculating over the last few days whether you can be a part in and pa rt whether you can be a part i

uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll takes north's place on the wing.d will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut against ireland on saturday. there are ten changes to the starting 15 that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. sport continues to be affected by the coronavirus in china, with the world motorsport governing body admitting that april's chinese grand prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is due to be held on the 19th to the 21st of april. that's all the sport for now. it's transfer deadline day tomorrow so to keep up to day with all the moves — bbc.co.uk is your best bet to stay in the loop. all on the app as well. chetan will have lots more throughout afternoon live. ben, thank you. in the last few minutes it's been announced that a flight from wuhan airport to the uk will leave tomorrow morning at 5am to bring back the british people who've been stuck in the city at the centre of the

and more recently, jonny bairstow injured his ankle before the opening test against sri lanka in 2018that prompted director of cricket ashley giles to suggest football training sessions should be stopped. liverpool are another step closer to the premier league title. there was a routine 2—0 win against sheffield united at anfield this evening. it could have been more. their lead is back to 13 points ahead of leicester with a game in hand. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. liverpool in search of a landmark, some 364 days after their last league defeat, could they make it a year unbeaten in the top—flight? the a nswer year unbeaten in the top—flight? the answer was $0011 clear year unbeaten in the top—flight? the answer was soon clear enough as to fill united stumbled and mohammed salah struck. barely three minutes and already business as usual. it would have been more if not for dean henderson's rocket with mozart denied the visitors in touching distance at the break. afterward, liverpool dominated with salah again close with how did that stay out? but they found a way. a per

jonny dymond, bbc news, bethlehem. you are watching bbc news.pped in plastic, and that is doing nothing to save the planet. now, tesco is to ditch all its plastic wrapping from multipack tends in an effort to eliminate an estimated 67 million pieces of plastic in the uk every year. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. multipacks — we love ‘em. buy more, save more, from baked beans and tinned tomatoes to pasta, tuna and soups. they're a big seller — we buy more than 200 million multipacks a year at our main supermarkets alone. tesco is now getting rid of this wrapping from every single tin, saving 350 tonnes of plastic waste a year. it will require you and i to change the way we shop, because we've got used to the convenience of picking one six—pack of tuna, and now we'll have to pick up the number of tins that we want. same tuna, same value, but with no plastic. goodidea? very good idea. i really do get upset about the amount of plastic i take home. when it's as bad as that, that isjust ridiculous. it's useful when you're grabbing it

jonny dymond, bbc news, bethlehem.ter of northern ireland seamus mallon has died. he was the best person to hold that post in the newly developed government that followed the good friday agreement and he was one of the people involved in the negotiations that led to the good friday peace agreement. he has died at the age of 83. we will just we willjust pause right now as ever at this time, we will catch up with the weather prospects, here is lucy martin. thanks, jane. as we go through this weekend, we have got change on the way from the quiet weather we've had through much of the week to something much more u nsettled. the week to something much more unsettled. through tonight, we will hold on to a good deal of that cloud though, some missed, some hill fog, summer, the cloud big enough for some spots of rain or drizzle, a few clear spells feeding into the far south into the early hours, and here, he could turn locally chilly, but for most, it will be a frost free night. we start the week and then with plenty of cloud,

anthony watson's been ruled out so furbank will line up in the back three along with elliot daly and jonnygland and former saracen's winger chris ashton thinks it'll be a welcome distraction for saracen's players after their regulation. we will bring you more of that later. the six nations kicking off in cardiff tomorrow afternoon. defending champions wales hosting italy. you can watch that on bbc one. ireland and scotland also start their campaigns on saturday. england have been beaten in their opening women's t20 tri series match against india in canberra, meaning new coach lisa keightley‘s reign has begun with a loss... chasing 1a8 to win, india captain harmanpreet kaur sealed victory with a six in the final over for a five wicket win. earlier, england skipper heather knight had top scored with 67. their next match is against australia tomorrow. two more events have been cancelled due to fears over the coronavirus; snooker‘s china open, scheduled for the end of march in beijing, and the women's golf tournament in hainan island at the beginning of march, are both off. meanwhile elsewhere

and then we had this from jonny dymond.ghan that they were withdrawing from their current royal positions. the source confirmed that no members of the royal family or palace staff were consulted by the couple before the announcement was made." the statement itself isn‘t —— is remarkable but so as a reaction from the palace. the fact that the pilot isa the palace. the fact that the pilot is a saying that they weren‘t consulted at all and they were disappointed about this. obviously from the palace and that as strong words and i think it shows just how serious the situation is. i mean it is effectively unprecedented in modern times that a senior while she decided to basically step back from the well but i think what‘s clear is that neither of them, prince ali or meghan markle were happy and what they were doing. for people who don‘t follow the whale family in detail, what does this mean that they will stop doing? they will not be there doing all those events which they have to do day after day, after day. i did not our unders

the african footballer of the year will be announced in egypt later on this tuesday for president jonny and fanciness is in the country ahead of that event getting involved in a kick about here with some of the gangs former greats all 3 nominees for the men's player of the year star in the english premier league liverpool. and studier moderate in contention alongside manchester city's rehat morris ramadan valencia of arrived in saudi arabia to take part in the new look spanish super cup for the 1st time 4 teams are involved with barcelona and outlets going to it also playing events was held abroad last season as well when barcelona beat severe in morocco. for cerner and i'll go instead another career landmark scoring his 1st hat trick in its least top division ronaldo scored 3 goals for the events this in their 4 nil home we have a camry the 34 year old is now scored in his past 5 league games. he is the 1st person to join strike alexis sanchez to score a hat trick in the english premier league spanish league and syria it's his 56th overall. foreign allies effort not enough to put event

ireland have named fly half jonny sexton as their new captain for the six nations.st following his retirement despite being an injury doubt for the championship, having not played since december for leinster because of a knee problem. while fullback stuart hogg will captain scotland. he replaces stuart mcinally, who led the team at the world cup injapan. there are also recalls for hquones and rory hutchinson, who both missed the world cup. newly crowned bdo darts world champion wayne warren will receive £23,000 for winning the title, the lowest amount in over 30 years. he became the oldest world darts champion after beating jim williams in sunday's final, but a lack of sponsorship for the event has been blamed for the reduction in prize money. last year's champion won £100,000. and fernando alonso escaped a serious injury after rolling his car at the dakar rally in saudi arabia. here is the crash. the two—time f1 world champion had to continue without a windscreen and dropped tenth to 14th by the end of the stage. his fellow spaniard carlos sainz won it and has a le

uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll will take north's usual place on the wing.re are 10 changes to the starting fifteen that faced japan in theirfinal match of the rugby world cup. the third game of the opening weekend is on sunday when england take on france in paris. there will be no anthony watson though — who's been ruled out with a calf injury. uncapped 0llie thorley or george furbank are expected to replace him. sport in china continues to be affected by the coronavirus with the world motorsport governing body admitting that april's grand prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is due to be held on the 19th to the 21st of april. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. it's also on the app and much more indeed on all of the stories as well on sports day. a royal marine who died in a training incident in cornwall earlier this month has been named. ethanjones was part of a group that had been pr

jonny on twitter: "probably the right outcome overall.s a serious crime and can have a devastating effect on the male victims. that said, we do not want a world which discourages rape being reported. the ambiguity in this case suggests it's hard to find who is guilty." more comments very welcome, details are on screen. annita mcveigh has the news. thank you, victoria. that is our top story. a british teenager who was convicted of lying about being raped by a group of israeli men in cyprus has been given a four—month jail sentence, suspended for three years. the 19 year old insists she was coerced into retracting her original allegation under pressure from police. victoria will be speaking to her lawyer lewis power a little later in the programme. at least 35 people have been killed ina stampede at least 35 people have been killed in a stampede at the funeral of the iranian general qasem suleimani. local reports say more than a0 were injured. huge crowds lined the streets of cities around the country over the weekend to mourn the iranian g

let's talk to our royal correspondent, jonny dymond, youtuber and cultural commentator zeze millz, royalla levin, as well as fashion designer and tv presenter and meghan markle supporter amal fashanu. the royal biographer, hugo vickers, is also with us and the labour mp and deputy leadership candidate dawn butler will also join us in a few mins. so, they wanted to break free from the royal family, they have done it, what do you think? they have done indeed. to be honest, i was pretty shocked about the way they have done it. idid shocked about the way they have done it. i did expect it because in a way i think meghan is a strong, independent female of today, who is keen to pave her way and you can clearly see she is going to do what she wants to do. but, you know, the way that they did it, i'm not sure i com pletely way that they did it, i'm not sure i completely agree on. i do feel that you need to consult the royal family, you need to have consent and you need to do things the proper way. but, in a way, i am you need to do things the proper way. but, in a way, iam happy you need to do t

knows meghan, dr shola mos—shogbamimu lawyer and women's rights activist, and royal correspondent jonnysee history repeating itself, he made a point in the comment, he has a potential dislike to the way the media go about things. having known him all this time, did you know he disliked that element of his job? he's actually a shy individual, when i met him in the military, he was most co mforta ble met him in the military, he was most comfortable there, are neutral with his counterparts, obviously he has his counterparts, obviously he has his royal duties and has to be in the public life but i think where he is most comfortable is away and out of sight of the media. what do you think of this arrangement? his personal circumstances have changed, he is married, has a young family, he is married, has a young family, he is married, has a young family, he is not going to be the future king but i think where their passions are as charity and it's where he sees himself best served, working alongside his wife. you knew him before and after his marriage, do you see a difference, what do you say

uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll will take north's place on the wing.the coronavirus in china, with the world motorsport governing body admitting that april's chinese grand prix near shanghai is at risk. the fia says it will take any action necessary to protect the global motorsport community and the wider public. the race is due to be held on the 19th to the 21st of april. that's all the sport for now. there's been a significant rise in the number of prison officers in england and wales taking time off because of pressures at work. figures given to the bbc under freedom of information laws show that 1,800 prison officers took time off last year because of stress, anxiety, or depression. it comes as latest figures show the number of attacks on staff remain at record levels and, as danny shaw reports, at a time of renewed focus on the issues surrounding mental health. just a foreboding inside your belly, like you haven't done your homework as a child, but amplified a hundred times as you're getting in to go in through those doors. the fear of a prison of

we spoke with an american citizen jonny dangerfield, from arizona who says he and his children were offeredp home but declined because his wife is not a u.s. citizen. >> no one wants to be uncertain of when they're going to be able to go home. >> reporter: for now he and his family are staying in wuhan, the epicenter of the crisis. >> we're just in basic precaution mode of not going outside. not interacting with people very closely. >> reporter: chinese state media releasing time-lapse video of a new hospital under construction to deal with the crisis, as passengers on board flights around the world are screened for any symptoms. in america, the cdc says there are five confirmed cases and at least 110 possible cases across 26 states. but this morning health officials say the virus has not spread in the u.s. and they say there's no evidence people are contagious if they don't show any symptoms. now the u.s. government increasing staffing at 20 airports that contain quarantine facilities in an effort to screen passengers arriving from china. so again that big headline from the cdc right now i

uncapped scarlets wing jonny mcnicoll will take north's place on the wing.. he's been ruled out with a calf injury. and scotland coach gregor townsend will give edinburgh number eight nick haining his international debut against ireland tomorrow. and chris ashton will be talking us through the six nations here on the sofa after half past eight. very exciting for rugby fans with the six nations starting. 16 hours to go. in a little under 16 hours time, britain will leave the eu, and the curtain will fall on a a7—year chapter of our history. brexit will finally — in the words of borisjohnson — get done. but where did it all start? and how have relations with our european counterparts fared over the years? brea kfast‘s graham satchell has been looking back. order. order. it will be an in and out referendum. brexit means brexit. done. it has been quite a palaver but tonight, at 11 o'clock, written leaves european union. for sum it will mark a liberation. they will feel the pulse of solitary returning from brussels but for others it will mark a sad end to a great

meanwhile, jonny sexton has been named as ireland captain for the six nations.aining first round match this evening. and fernando alonso escaped a serious injury, after rolling his car at the dakar rally in saudi arabia. just look at this. scary stuff. well, the two—time f1 world champion was able to continue without a windscreen, but fell from 10th to 14th by the end of the stage. his fellow spaniard carlos sainz won the stage and has a lead of more than 18 minutes with just two days to go. but luckily alonso showed his bravery by dusting himself down and driving off into the distance. that‘s all the sport for now. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. first, we have annabel tiffin in salford. she‘ll be talking to us about an investigation by greater manchester police into child sexual exploitation. and peter levy is in hull, telling us the story of a former red arrows pilot who has joined the team at the invictus games. but first, greater manchester police s