a missed penalty from leigh halfpenny sees scarlets narrowly lose out to toulon in their champions cupd evening, manolo gabbiadini's double rescued southampton, as his side twice came from behind to salvage a 2—2 draw against newcastle. but it was an opportunity missed for rafa benitez‘s side — a team struggling for goals this season — as alex worsick reports. the mental —— the mantle and his prodigy, mauricio pellegrino played under rafael benitez and played alongside him, but that is french it must be put aside for the sake of three points. newcastle opened the scoring in the 20th minute, isaac had's 20 odd shot a fading everyone. southampton had failed to score in eight of their last nine milligrams is but shortly after the break, they made a breakthrough. migratory with this great solo effort. before applauding fans had the chance to ta ke applauding fans had the chance to take their seats, newcastle were ahead again, perez finding the back of the net at the second attempt. and then a clumsy attempt on shane long game the home side a penalty expertly slotted home by gabbiadini to m

even leigh halfpenny, back at his former club for the first time, was struggling to get off the mark,ted aside as three times champion cup winners came back for more. 18—3 down, scarlets needed to act fast and johnny mcnicol rose out of nowhere. now it was the french on the back foot as halfpenny hit the gap and suddenly his afternoon looked a lot brighter. remarkably, victory was in sight for the welsh, but after the two sides traded penalties, toulon reasserted themselves to win 21-20. a losing bonus point means scarlets do not leave empty—handed. ospreys are in action against againt clermont at the liberty stadium, and the french side started the quickest scoring two tries in the opening ten minutes. ospreys hit back with three scores, two from dan evans. but it was not enough. 21—26, the final score. two—time european champions munster started with a i7—all draw at french side castres. simon zebo and david kilcoyne crossed for munster, who managed to weather a strong second—half castres onslaught to pick up two points for the draw. now, the statistics have been piling up at the st

on the subject of leigh halfpenny oswald, do you think these documents will shed any light on his activitiesco, knee had contact with people in the russian and cuban embassy. the extent to which either the fbi all the cia knew about this, were tracking oswald, and obviously, potentially knew him as a person of interest, and then whether anything was done, to monitor his movements as he went back to dallas, texas. professor roper, there are some people who are saying that we may not be able to release all the documents, may have to continue with redactions based on national security, still, to this day, that would be an issue? i think that the argument that the security agencies would obviously have is that they do not want these documents to appear in the public domain, if it appears that they have blundered. they can a lwa ys that they have blundered. they can always raise this issue of national security, president trump is no stranger to conspiracy. he seems to wa nt to stranger to conspiracy. he seems to want to get this information into the public domain. i think it is rather doubtful wh

18—3 down to briefly take the lead against toulon in the south of france, thanks in part to a leigh halfpenny to make do with a losing bonus point as they eventually went down 21—20. elsewhere, monster drew against castres. reigning european champions saracens are playing southampton now. ospreys are also in action. the latest is on our website, along with details of tyrrell hatton's victory in the italian open, back—to—back titles for the english men. thank you. more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we are back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, time for the newsletter you are. hello. this is bbc news. patients in england who go to see their doctor or attend a hospital appointment may be asked to declare their sexual orientation. the nhs says the move is in line with equality legislation to ensure that those who don't identify as heterosexual are treated fairly. our health editor hugh pym has the details. orthopaedic doctor to main base. the new guidance applies to hospital doctors and nurses, gps and many other health and so it professionals in england. they are being

poor first half the welsh side came back from 18 down to lead by two thanks to 15 points from leigh halfpennyight defeat on the road in the champions cup for scarlets but they did pick up a losing bonus point. 0spreys were in action against clermont, the french side starting quickest with two tries in the opening ten minutes and adding more through the boot of morgan part. 0spreys head back with three scores of their own. 21—26 the final score. munster of their own. 21—26 the final score. mu nster started of their own. 21—26 the final score. munster started with a 17—17 draw at french side castro. it's not been a bad birthday week for tyrrell hatton, after defending the dunhill links championship last weekend he's gone and snatched a 1—shot victory at the italian open ending with a superb final round of 65, winning two tournaments in a week earning him around one and a half million pounds. that's all the sport for now, more later this evening, goodbye. voting has ended in austria's snap general election with exit polls indicating that the country soon have europe's youngest leader. but 31—yea

mounted a comeback from 18—0 down to lead by two, thanks to 15 points from former toulon man leigh halfpennypions cup for scarlets, but they did pick up a losing bonus point. two—time european champions munster started with a 17—all draw at french side castres. simon zebo and david kilcoyne crossed for munster, who managed to weather a strong second—half castres onslaught to pick up two points for the draw. elsewhere, defending champions saracens have begun their campaign away at northampton — that game kicking off in the last few minutes. also in pool 2, last season's runners—up clermont travel to ospreys. it's not been a bad birthday week for englishman tyrrell hatton. fter successfully defending his dunhill links championship title last weekend, he's gone and snatched a one—shot victory at the italian open — ending with a superb final round of 65. winning the two tournaments in a week have earned him around one and a half millions pounds. that is more than i got in my birthday card! that's all the sport for now. coming up next, it's the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello,