it was all going so well for kyle edmund yesterday.ting for him as he lost in straight sets. he has pedigree here at the australian open. the former semifinalist here. that came back in 2018. since that run he has failed to kick on from that. a big disappointment for kyle edmund. todayjust wasn't quite my best. he was playing some very good tennis. i lost three straight sets but it was reasonably tight. broke down in the second, break back. always fighting but just couldn't get ahead in the match. after all that bad news, give us something to look forward to! we still have some bricks to come stop we won't be saying heather watson because of the number of matches they have had to reschedule. we won't be seeing heather watson in her match but we have cameron norrie out there at the moment. 1—1 at the moment. we also have harriet dart to come. the british hopes now on their shoulders if they are to progress and join the one solitary brit we have in the second round in the shape of dan eva ns. second round in the shape of dan evans. every

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this tournament does throw up surprises, the member kyle edmund a couple of years ago? one of those players can have a run this week. we are infecting many surprises stop venus williams is chasing history, a record—breaking 24th grand slam title. the former world champion stuart bingham leads ali carter 5—3 frames after the first session of the masters final. very little in it, but bingham has a two frame cushion thanks to that remarkable yellow in at the eighth frame. a former world champion, but the first masters final for both men. play will resume at seven o'clock, you can watch it live over on bbc two shortly. that is all your spot for now, now on bbc news, it is time for the film review. hello, welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cement releases, it is a mark kermode. very interesting mix of this week, we had bombshell, up for three oscars. a hidden life, the new film by terrence malick. and weathering with you, an anime from the director of your name. yeah, really interesting week. a very good week. so, let's start with bombshell

huge disappointment as well for kyle edmund.ading in the first set yesterday before rain stopped play. it meant he had to come back and had no answer as he looked troubled out on court losing in straight sets, so big disappointments for both of those british hopefuls on day two. after a 2019 in which she struggled with a back injury, katie boulter made an impressive return to grand slam tennis pushing fifth seed elina svitolina close in her first round match before losing 6—4, 7—5. cameron norrie is also out, while heather watson's first round match will be played tomorrow. after confronting the referee during their defeat to liverpool on sunday, manchester united have been charged with failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion. the loss also led to former captain gary neville criticing executive vice chairman ed woodward and their club's recruitment policy. this was put to manager ole gunnar solskjaer today but he wanted to concentrate on tomorrow's match against burnley. we lost to liverpool, a

really heavy rain and it meant we have not seen kyle edmund are likely to finish his match.rating for those in the locker room but they can be aware how desperately australia needs the rain at the moment. when it does come down in melbourne, it can come down very, very heavily indeed. as a result, good for content to be sent home early and not having to hang around. she looked at the forecast and there was unlikely she would play her game as she was on the court that does not have a roof. dan evans will be playing in the second round tomorrow. we will speak to you again then. as russell was saying, the chance of more rain forecast over the coming days. more umbrella whether for some people at the moment. let's have a run through some of today's other sports news stories, and... hull kr forward mossie maso has spoken for the first hull kr prop, mossie maso has posted a message on social media to say "i can't begin to express my love and gratitude to everyone" who has supported him.masoe suffered a serious spinal injury in a pre—season game against wakefield last sunday with h

really heavy rain and it meant we have not seen kyle edmund are likely to finish his match. —— unlikelyr those in the locker room but they can be aware how desperately australia needs the rain at the moment. when it does come down in melbourne, it can come down very, very heavily indeed. as a result, good for content to be sent home early and not having to hang around. she looked at the forecast and there was unlikely she would play her game as she was on the court that does not have a roof. hopefully we will be seeing more british playersjoining dan evans in the second round tomorrow. we will speak to you again then. as russell was saying, the chance of more rain forecast over the coming days. more brelly weather for some people at the moment. play at day two at the australian open starts at 11.30 tonight you can follow all the latest on the bbc sport website. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello, welcome to our look at what is in the newspapers tomorrow morning. in me at the studio to look at the front pages the debbie political editor of the given teleg

kyle edmund and dan eva ns, open title.ng, that is very much a weather permitting. the air, for now, is absolutely fine, doesn't look like it will cause a headache for the organisers over the opening few days. stuart bingham leads ali carter 5—3 at the master snooker final. a remarkable yellow in the eighth frame. this is the first masters final for both men, play resumes at seven o'clock, you can watch a live on bbc two from then. that is all your support for now. tests. after agreement on how they will step back from royal duties. the queen was at church near sandringham today, having said she hoped the sussexes would now be able to to build a happy new life. they'll continue with private charitable causes, but no longer represent the queen or receive public funding. pushing for peace in libya — world leaders meet amid fears it could become another syria. after the fires — the hail in the australian state of victoria. relegated for rule breaking — defending champions saracens push for a place in the european cup quarterfi

kyle edmund didn't fare much better, did he? know, a real disappointment for kyle edmund.ve success here, reaching the semifinals —— lajovic. we wa nt reaching the semifinals —— lajovic. we want to how heather watson and katie boulter get on, the remaining british players playing today, and cameron norrie, but dan evans is the only remaining british hope in the second round at the moment. lovely sunshine and a great atmosphere, just gone 7:30am with you and have a look over here. a bit early for a cocktail? certainly not here in the sunshine. we just about heard you. i don't know if you know but you have got some fans behind you, take a look and those kids, they are obviously big john watson fans! rate to talk to you, john watson in melbourne. he was genuinely being mobbed earlier. he's having the time of his life i think there! he's one of the most exciting young footballers in the world with the biggest clubs inteested in signing him, but for now kylian mbappe is happy at paris saint germain. he wasjust 19 when he was just 19 when he scored in the world cup final in russ

in the men's draw, fellow brit kyle edmund was also beaten.lbourne. it's not been a good day for britain? or british hopes of resting on konta, the 12th seed, she has had relative success here reaching the semifinals, atop much. it was i was going to be difficult so we got to be honest because she has struggled with an injury at the back end of last year and that has affected things. is only played one tournament coming into this season. she is fairly realistic at her chance this year but we know her pedigree and officer when it comes to british hopes you always pin them on the likes of konta now and the absence of andy murray in the men's signal —— singles. and of course, now with no andy murray as i was saying it would all hinge on dan eva ns, saying it would all hinge on dan evans, the only british player and the second round, there was the rain which came down which meant his match could only be concluded today. whoever struggled as he went on to lose in straight sets. great atmosphere as you can imagine, lots of people, turning out to see

kyle edmund's match was called off midway through the first set due to bad weather.en's british number one, johanna konta, didn't even make it on to court. meanwhile, she's done it again, new season, new grand slam, same result for 15—year—old coco gauff, who beat the seven time grand slam champion venus williams just as she did at wimbledon, and she did it again in straight sets, this time 7—6, 7—3. my mission is to be the greatest, that is my goal, to win as many grand slams as possible. for today, my mission was to win. and i didn't want to let the nerves to come to me. i knew i had a couple of set points as she played it well, so i knew i had to take it from her. she wasn't going to give it to me. so, that was really the mission. i think today has been the best match so far i've played this year, and i was a lot more focused, and, yeah, today really showed what i've worked on on my off—season. and you can follow all the action in melbourne on the bbc sport website but that is all your sport from now. from all the team here, good night. monday brought brilliant bl

british number two cameron norrie plays frenchman pierre—hugues herbert while 2018 semi—finallist kyle edmundr against serbia's 24th seed dusan lajovic. well, the draw comes as organisers say they are confident the tournament will start and finish on time despite continuing health concerns over melbourne's air quality from bushfires. this is after british tennis player liam broady described an email sent by organisers to players about air quality as a "slap in the face". in a post on twitter, broady says it "boils his blood" to think he was made to play a qualifying match on tuesday. he goes on to question whether conditons were healthy at a time when people were being warned to keep animals indoors. 0le gunnar solskajer admits the decision to bring on striker marcus rashford in the second half of manchester united's 1—0 win over wolves in the fa cup backfired after he came off with a back injury. juan mata's goal was all that separated the teams and was enough to secure a trip to watford or tranmere in round four. but with a visit to liverpool coming up on sunday in the league, united fans w

not great news for the rest, cameron norrie, johanna konta and kyle edmund are all out.re in samples. the doping agency said they will test all athletes who trained with alberto salazar. mo farah tweeted to say well the anti—doping agency could test any of his samples any time. and that is all your support for now. hello, i started this week on a su btle hello, i started this week on a subtle note with sunshine across england, wales and eastern scotland. it has all been down to high pressure. high pressure is still here through wednesday, but we will see subtle changes where we are losing the cooler, blue air and importing something less cold off the atlantic. you can see the orange and yellow colours. today it will be largely dry thanks to high pressure, but because we have more moisture in the air it will be cloudy. across england and wales will see more cloud. best of the brightness will be eastern scotland. there may be the bright spell further south, but leaden skies are missed and work around and wins will be light and there will be nothing to stir up the air. buta

and coming up on bbc news: disappointment forjohanna konta and kyle edmund at the australian open, asboth are knocked out in the first round. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. president trump has launched a stinging attack on environmentalists. speaking at the world economic forum in davos, he rejected those he called prophets of doom whose predictions had been wrong for decades. he used his speech to mount a strong defence of his record and to attack climate activism, saying it's a time for optimism, not pessimism. the campaigner greta thunberg said inaction from political leaders is fueling the flames of climate change. our diplomatic correspondent james robbins sent this report. getting away from it all... donald trump has flown over 4000 miles from washington to the alpine heights of davos, hoping to look more like a president on the world stage, less like a defendant back home. he's treading carefully on all the ice and snow. any fall here would look terrible. but will this gathering of the world economic forum, 5000 feet up the world economic forum, 5000 feet up

kyle edmund was up in his match before rain curtailed his opening round.ird british player due to be out in court today, but again rain forced the cancellation of those matches on the outside courts. they should return tomorrow. they will be backin should return tomorrow. they will be back in action alongside five other british players who will be hoping the rain subsides tomorrow and they will get the chance to book their place in the second round alongside dan evans. some impressive victories again today. not least from coco gauff, who knocked out venus williams, as he did at wimbledon last summer. serena williams and so —— roger federer made it business as usual. john watson. england head coach eddiejones has john watson. england head coach eddie jones has named john watson. england head coach eddiejones has named eight uncapped players in his 3a man squad for the six nations. 0ne players in his 3a man squad for the six nations. one player likely to miss out is billy vunipola. he broke his arm during saracens win over racing 92 yesterday. it is the four

kyle edmund lead in the first set before play was abandoned.on was made to work hard by struff. novak djokovic is working towards an eightth australian open championship. serena williams needed less tha n championship. serena williams needed less than an hour to see off her opponent, and william said it was a good stepping stone for the rest of the tournament after beating potapoba. —— potapova. joe root says having young players stepping up is an exciting place to be after going to have one up in their series against south africa, despite a standing of 99. they won in port elizabeth. tobit was understandably happy with their performance. it's nice to get the first one out of the way. your first dream is to play for england, your second is to get a big score. hopefully it is just the start. rugby now, england have named their squad for the six nations with eight uncapped players, but no place for dan cole orjack noel, piers francis, and billy vunipola. eddie jones has no specialist number eight in the squad ahead of their opener in paris a week

while 2018 semi—finalist, kyle edmund has a tough opener against serbia's dusan lajovic.ext year. the duke of sussex conducted the draw at buckingham palace, alongside former england internationaljason robinson and britain's most decorated female olympian and current chair of uk sport dame katherine grainger. england have been drawn in group a. scotland are in group b alongside defending champions australia. ireland have been drawn alongside new zealand in group c, while tonga are among the sides wales will face in group d. conor mcgregor is back and says he's even better than when he last fought in mixed martial arts — this ahead of his return to the ufc this weekend. mcgregor faces donald cerrone in his first fight in 15 months — that takes place in las vegas on saturday. i have turned over a new leaf. i feel i am still the same young man, but i definitely feel re—energised and refreshed. i'm feeling confident, a fully prepared, fully committed conor mcgregor. there is no one that can touch me. i made this game what it is. so i'm going to go out there and remind everyon

while the 2018 semi finalist kyle edmund has a tough opener against serbian.istemper the rugby leader road cup which will be held in england next year. the duke of sussex conducted the draw at buckingham palace alongside former england internationaljason robinson and britain's most decorated female 0lympian and the current chair of uk sport game catherine granger. the england have been drawn to pay. scotla nd england have been drawn to pay. scotland and group b along the defending champions australia. ireland have been drawn alongside new zealand in groups the while tonga are among the sides. south wells will face in group. a tough draw for the coach. paul kr coach tony smith has confirmed that the forward's entry is career injuring. had to undergo emergency surgery after suffering the entry in a preseason game on thursday. since think that it will be a success at the 30—year—old is able to walk again. now finally sean murphy is rude to the semi finals of the masters degree after beating joe perry the 73. the action is continuing at alexandra palace tonight wh

kyle edmund's match was cold off due to bad weather.ams just as she did at wimbledon, and she did it again in straight sets. and the defending men's champion was made to work. he overcame a set struggle to get his game overall way. jock of ...and get his game overall way. jock of and serena williams, the american needed less than an hour to see off her opponent. she said it was a good stepping stone for the rest of the tournament. eight uncapped players for eddiejones but he is without a number eight after the broken arm at saracens yesterday. the back row has now suffered a similar injury four times in two years and will not face the tournament. the injury will not improve the mood at saracens, after it was confirmed they will be relegated from the premiership for breaking cap reels for salaries. eddiejones feels breaking cap reels for salaries. eddie jones feels it breaking cap reels for salaries. eddiejones feels it can be a positive for the national side. problems are always there. there is a large problem at the moment. if we could

kyle edmunds match was called off due to the bad wetter.johanna konta didn't even make it on the court. she has done it again. new season, no grand slam for coco gauff who beat venus williams just as she did at wimbledon. she did it again in straight sets, this time 6-6, 6-3. and the again in straight sets, this time 6—6, 6—3. and the tournament favourites have started well. naomi 0saka favourites have started well. naomi 0sa ka and favourites have started well. naomi osaka and ash barty and serena williams are threw as is djokovic and federer. iwill williams are threw as is djokovic and federer. i will have more for you in sports day at 10.30. the director general of the bbc lord hall is said he is standing down after seven year, he said he wanted his successor to be able to lead it through a formal review in two years time. let us talk to our media editor who is here with me now. quite a surprise he is going? editor who is here with me now. quite a surprise he is going7m was. i spoke to a friend of his this morning and the expectation amo

we would have seen kyle edmund complete his match but he was up in the first set before the rain descendedwe should see them return tomorrow alongside five other british players who will hope tojoin five other british players who will hope to join dan five other british players who will hope tojoin dan evans in the next round. and teenager coco gauff has done it again. yeah, absolutely. we talked so much about her. she hit the big time when she sensationally knocked out venus williams in the opening round of wimbledon last summer. she has done it again, proving the win was no fluke, the 15—year—olds knocking out the 39—year—old in straight sets to book her place in the second round. it's not really an upset any more. we know about her talent and ability. we spoke about it over the summer, and it's clear once again we are looking at a future grand champion. venus williams, knocked out, and you wonder how far coco gauff can go. you reach the fourth round at wimbledon. if she produces another run like that at the australian open this year then we will go loco for coco once again. we will wait

meanwhile, two former semifinalists are both out in kyle edmund and 12th seed johanna konta. into the match, i was going to may be not feel my best, not see the ball the best, just have that kind of match tightness that we love to have as competitors. it definitely did not discourage me from doing the best i could out there today, it definitely wasn't enough. we still have dan eva ns, wasn't enough. we still have dan evans, who will be in a second round action heather watson was due to play her opening match, that has been rescheduled for midnight tonight because of the slow progress on matches here on day two. how have the main contenders been getting on? maria sharapova was beaten and at the first round. she was unsure about her future afterwards and her post—match press conference, she said she didn't know if she would be here next year. however, no such problems for the men's world number one, rafael nadal. safely into round two after a straight sets victory over bolivia's hugo dellien. the world number one and winner in 2009 lostjust five games on the way to a fairly com

while 2018 semi—finalist, kyle edmund has a tough opener against serbia's 2ath seed dusan lajovic.nd britain's most decorated female 0lympian and current chair of uk sport dame katherine grainger. the hosts england have been drawn alongside samoa, france and greece in group a. defending champions australia are in group b along with fiji, scotland and italy. ireland have been drawn alongside new zealand, lebanon and jamaica in group c, while wales will face tonga, papua new guinea and the cook islands in group d. in the women's draw england will face brazil, papua new guinea and canada in the group stages. there are more details of that and the draw for the wheelchair competition all on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. the number of people cautioned or convicted for carrying knives in england and wales has reached its highest level for more than a decade. there were more than 1a,000 offences in the year to september 2019 — the most since the data was first compiled in 2007. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw gave us some more insight into the figures. this

kyle edmund was up in his match before rain curtailed his opening round encounter.ain forcing the cancellation of those matches. they should return tomorrow and they will be in action alongside five other british players hoping the rain subsides and they will get the chance to book their place in the second round alongside dan evans. some impressive victories today, not least by koko gough, who knocked out video —— venus williams. as for serena williams and roger federer, it was business as usual, as it was for naomi osaka, the defending champion in the women's single. john watson. liverpool are 16 points clear at the top of the premier league after making it 60 four premier league points out of the 66 available to them so far this season. three of those points came yesterday with a 2—0 win over manchester united. they took the lead through virgil van dyke. but then had to wait until stoppage time for mo salah to make it two. that goal made by a brilliant pass from goalkeeper alison, who ran the full length of the pitch to celebrate with his team—mates. billy vunipo

as for kyle edmund, he may get back on court if the rain abates.eyfind him... commentator: that is all we need. if they find him... laughter. its funny, is it? really not funny. —— it is not funny. what do we think that was? a recording of a certain type of noise that was being remotely operated from outside the room! definitely wasn‘t funny. remotely operated from outside the room! definitely wasn't funny. the latest news on trump. very funny! the cost of insuring a car has gone up and it is female drivers who seem to be paying more. victoria‘s here. what‘s going on here victoria? let‘s have a look at some of the numbers. 3 million votes every three months and in the past three months, and the last half of 2019, they have the data in and they have gone up £a1, 5% rise but it takes the average cost of insuring a car to £850, the steepest increase in costs in the last two years but not eve ryo ne in the last two years but not everyone has been hit equally. female drivers are paying more, about 7%. although prices overall are still higher for men. al