and congratulations to japanese footballer, kazuyoshi miura.g the oldest professional player to score a competitive goal. miura achieved the record by scoring the only goal in yokohama's i—o victory over thespa kusatsu in japan's second division. now to tennis at indian wells, where world number two and three—time defending champion, novak djokovic, is up against britain's kyle edmund. the serbian has won his last 18 successive matches at the californian event in what is the first atp world tour masters 1000 event of the year. rafael nadal is safely through to the third round after a straight sets win over guido pella. the three—time winner went a break down in the first set but then won six of the next seven games to take control of the match. nadal kept the pressure on in the second set, winning it 6—2. he'll now face the 26th—seeded fellow spaniard fernando verdasco or france's pierre—hugues herbert for a place in the last 16. ididn't i didn't try to do amazing things. i tried to play solid. i tried to find the rhythm. sometimes i played wel

. >> reporter: miura was instrumental in getting the arcade built. his business manufactures and sells processed food made from locally-caught seafood. >> translator: i'm really happy, because i didn't expect to have this many customers today. >> reporter: this is what it looked like before the disaster. homes and public facilities all crowded into a small area. close to 100 businesses were in the town center, including muira's. >> translator: my store was located right here. >> reporter: the tsunami destroyed his home, his processing plant and his store. this is what it looked like. it was started by his grand father over 80 years ago. ♪ three months after the kidisast, miura used what little money he had to buy a car. he used it as a mobile store, making the rounds of evacuation centers. for his factory, he met a man from his acquaintance and built a temporary processing factory. for the equipment, he got a bank loan. somehow he managed to keep himself in business. at the same time,e, muira got together with other business owners and started to pla

and congratulations to japanese footballer, kazuyoshi miura.miura achieved the record by scoring the only goal in yokohama's1—0 victory over thespa kusatsu in japan's second division. that is all the sport for the moment. last year, the british public chose the name boaty mcboatface for a new polar research ship, part of an on—line vote, but the government was having none of it. the name does live on however. it's a mini yellow submarine, and it's about to leave getting ready to take a dip. this is boaty mcboatface. at the national 0ceanography centre in southampton, it is being put to the test before heading out to sea. this submersible has been kitted out with the latest underwater technology. but now scientists have decided that one boaty mcboatface is not enough. now we have not one, not two, but three subs, a fleet of boatys ready to explore underneath the waves. subs, a fleet of boatys ready to explore underneath the wavesm subs, a fleet of boatys ready to explore underneath the waves. it can deploy from the shore or close to the shorelin

well, just say that to kazuyoshi miura.a competitive goal. miura, who's 50 and 1a days old, achieved the record by scoring the only goal in yokohama's1—0 victory over thespakusatsu in japan's second division. the record was last set in 1965 by the english footballer stanley matthews, who scored his last professional goal at the age of 50 years and five days. now to mexico where there was an extraordinary finish to their leg of the world rally championship. here you can see the race leader british driver chris meeke coming off the track only to find himself in a car park. but after initially seeming to lose his way he quickly dodges round the parked cars making his way back onto the track. luckily the diversion didn't cost him too much time and he crossed the line, dragging part of a barrier with him to take the win. this is bbc news. good evening. we've got a lot of largely dry and pretty mild weather on the cards for much of the week ahead. but, with clear skies sunday night, monday morning starts on quite a chilly note. i

kazuyoshi miura ofjapan has become the oldest professional football player to score a competitive goalkohama's i—0 victory over thespa kusatsu in japan's second division. he's 50 years and 14 days old. the record was last set in 1965 by stanley matthews, who scored his last professional goal at the age of 50 years and five days. the republic of palau is a small island nation of roughly 22,000 people, and a popular tourist destination in micronesia. it's also vulnerable to climate change. rising sea levels and coral bleaching are among the problems in palau. the country's president told me just how concerned people are on the islands. very vulnerable. in fact, we are experiencing right now, at the moment, the effects of sea level rise. the saltwater is seeping up to the agricultural farmland and low—lying atolls, and we are experiencing coral bleaching, turning all the corals in our reefs to white, and therefore affecting fish population. but what do you have to say to climate change deniers? the fact is president trump and many of his top aides have expressed scepticism about climate c

kazuyoshi miura ofjapan has made history by becoming the oldest professional player to score in a competitiveto send the baton around the commonwealth. before 8am i will talk to one of the organisers and a paralympic athletes who wants to take part in some events. he will be here to tell us what it will mean for him to compete ina games. what it will mean for him to compete in a games. we will have more from the gorgeous buckingham palace later on. and one of our viewers has pointed out you both have the same scarf on. we will have the weather from carol soon, but returning to one of our stories now. all parents will tell you how important it is that their newborn baby gets plenty of sleep, but what many may not know, is the best way to put the child safely in its cot. a new survey has revealed that around two thirds of mums and dads are unsure how they can reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome, also known as cot death. the charity, the lullaby trust now wants to raise awareness on the best way to put baby to bed. let's take a look. i love baby james. i love babyjames. gorgeous. cle