hi, i'm nick marshall—mccormack with the rest of the day's sport, including: cameron's clay court classicorrie levels great britain's davis cup tie against spain with a fantastic five—set fightback. plus, put on the lycra and the kneepads — we get physical as the roller derby world cup rumbles on in manchester. hello there, welcome to six nations sportsday, 15 matches over the next six weeks will decide who is the best team in the northern hemisphere. over a million fans have tickets for the matches, many many more will be watching as those national rivalries are sharpened, renewed and ultimately settled across 80 minutes. martyn williams is with me as we look ahead to the 2018 edition of the championship, but it's well worth a reminder of what happened last year. we are underway, in the 2017 six nations... jonathan davies! in the end it was easy. what they try it is! —— what they try. it has been one of the longest games on record. i can't say, i am the referee, i'm not of the judge. on record. i can't say, i am the referee, i'm not of thejudge. —— i'm not the judge. and what a way to wi

snowboarder won gold in the slope style on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — as nick marshall mccormack

now on bbc news — sportsday hello and welcome to sportsday, with me nick marshall—mccormack.ane's century — 100 premier league goals for harry kane caps of an incredible draw against liverpool at anfield. seven tries for england as they begin the defence of their six nations title defence. and cameron can't save the day — great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie loses in four sets. premier league first this evening, and harry kane scored his one hundredth goal in the league in what turned out to be classic match between liverpool and spurs as they fight it out for european qulaification next season. but that wasn't the only talking point as tim hague reports. with the title race all but over, it is all about champions league qualification for liverpool and spurs. that is the prize — well not for everybody of course. and salah's shirt had even greater significance two minutes in. the egyptian doing what he has done all season. after that in this match between fourth and fifth, things were more cagey. milner nearly making it two. but could the away side t

snowboarder won gold in the slope style on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — as nick marshall mccormackts. it isa it is a mark of redmond gerard's standing in slopestyle snowboarding that at the age of 17, he was regarded as a favourite. when the moment of glory had passed and he was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struck. was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struckm was crazy, it was really wild to me that i got first place, it was jawdropping. hard to believe even? yeah, iam jawdropping. hard to believe even? yeah, i am still having a really ha rd yeah, i am still having a really hard time believing it. maybe he will age when he has to overcome obstacles like the one that simen hegstad krueger did in the skiathlon and, crashing early and looking down and, crashing early and looking down and out. the norwegian is made of sterner stuff and he will be grouped to stage one of the winter games's great comebacks to lead home in norwegian one that, two, three. kramer secured a victory of a different kinds, his victory of the 5000 metre speedskatin

nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action. his trademark start is brilliant, and powerful.isten to the sweet sound of him carving his way down the mountain. marcel hirscher already had 55 world cup wins before today that his two gold medals here strengthened his claim to be regarded as the best mail ski racer of all time. the 28 your old one by 1.27 seconds from the norwegian, kristoffersen. the norwegian struck early with a brilliant first run as he claimed gold in the slope style. the american took silver. and abramenko took gold in the aerials context abramenko took gold in the aerials co ntext — — abramenko took gold in the aerials context —— contest. there was less than a half a point between him and the chinese, took silver. roger federer has called this "one of the best weeks of my life" after winning the rotterdam open and reistating himself as world number one for the first time since 2012. the 36—year—old, is now the oldest number one in history and he thrashed bulgaria's grigor dimitrov 6—2, 6—2 in a one—sided final that lasted less than an hour. this was federer

i'm nick marshall—mccormack. coming up on the show: cameron's clay court classic.rie levels great britian‘s davis cup tie against spain with a fantastic five—set fightback. wales' women opened the six nations with three tries, it only beat scotla nd with three tries, it only beat scotland by appointing a nailbiter. and st helens thrash castleford by a0 points in their super league opener. james percival scores a hattrick! andy murray hailed unheralded compatriot cameron norrie as "amazing", as he levelled great britain's davis cup tie with spain at one a piece. with murray and kyle edmund unavailable, the british got off to a bad start when liam broady lost the opening singles rubber. but norrie's gutsy performance saw him fight back from two sets down to beat roberto bautista—agut. ever popular with brits abroad but this to a party contains some unfamiliar travellers. first, liam broady. new to the davis cup and this surface. he faced an opponent well used to this surface. he was co mforta ble well used to this surface. he was comfortable in the shade of the palm

nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action.

hello and welcome to sportsday, with me nick marshall—mccormack.he headlines this evening: seven tries for england as they begin the defence of their six nations title defence. kane's century — 100 premier league goals for harry kane caps of an incredible draw against liverpool at anfield. and cameron can't save the day. great britain are beaten by spain in the davis cup after norrie loses in four sets. anthony watson and sam simmonds scored two tries each as england began their quest for an unprecedented third successive outright six nations title. italy were only down by 7 points at half time but eddiejones‘s men turned on the flair to run out 46—15 winners in rome. patrick gearey reports. the faces, the voice change — the results don't. when at home or in rome, england have always beaten italy. their philosophy demands that the team forget that and the fact that they have only lost once in three years. watson scored the first try. with the cup 18 months away, england have been trying to establish a cruel streak and watson was over again in five

nick marshall—mccormack with that report on the winter olympics.s happening in jung chang. you would like the latest on what is happening injung chang. —— south korea. the best of british film—making talent has been honoured at the baftas, with many of the stars using the spotlight to highlight the sexual harassment scandal which has gripped the industry in recent months. the big winner of the night was three billboards outside ebbing, missouri which won in five categories. here's our arts editor will gompertz. his report contains some flash photography. the baftas 2018. part award ceremony, part platform for protest. the wear something black dress code represents a collective stand against harassment and inequality in the workplace. there is definitely a different feel to the baftas this year. people are still coming to celebrate filmmaking at its finest but it is a sombre and serious mood with the time's up campaign and it does change the emphasis of the awards. it is notjust a case of who will win what, but who will say what. who will capture th

nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action.listen to the sweet sound of him carving his way down the mountain. marcel hirscher already had 55 world cup wins before today but his two gold medals here strengthen his claim to be regarded as the best male ski racer of all time. the 28 rolled won by 1.27 seconds from the norwegian. the bronze seconds from the norwegian. the bro nze we nt seconds from the norwegian. the bronze went to france. norway struck early with a brilliant first run, claiming gold in the freestyle men's slopestyle. the american took silver and canada claims surprise their place. less than half a point between the ukrainian and china. roger federer has called this "one of the best weeks of my life" after winning the rotterdam open and reistating himself as world number one for the first time since 2012. the 36—year—old, is now the oldest number one in history and he thrashed bulgaria's grigor dimitrov 6—2, 6—2 in a one—sided final that lasted less than an hour. this was federer‘s 97th career title and in the ope

teenage snowboarder won gold in the slopestyle on a day when seven gold medals were at stake — nick marshall mccormackstyled at the age of 17 he was regarded as one of the favourites going into this event at pyeongchang. on the slopes, it's hard to believe the youth that lies under the clothes, but when the moment of glory had passed and he was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struck. it was crazy. it was really wild to me that i got first place. it was jaw—dropping. really wild to me that i got first place. it was jaw-dropping. hard to believe? yeah, i am still having a ha rd believe? yeah, i am still having a hard time believing it. maybe gerard will age when he has to overcome obstacles like the one sim and kruger did in the 30 kilometres skiathlon. crashing early and looking down and out. but the norwegian is made of sterner stuff and he regrouped one of the winter games' great comebacks and to lead home a norwegian 123. sven kramer secured a one to three of a different kind. his victory in the 5000 metre speed skating completes his domination of this olympic event since 2010

local residents should be given more power when housing hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm nick marshall—mccormackat britian's davis cup tie against spain with a fantastic five—set fightback. wales' women openly six patients by three tries, only beating scotland by one point in a nailbiter. and st helens thrash castleford by a0 points in their super league opener. james percival scores a hattrick! andy murray hailed unheralded compatriot cameron norrie as "amazing" as he levelled great britain's davis cup tie with spain, at one a piece. with murray and kyle edmund unavailable, the british got off to a bad start when liam broady lost the opening singles rubber. but norrie's gutsy performance saw him fight back from two sets down to beat roberto bautista—agut. patrick gearey was watching. first into the glass, liam brady, new to this surface facing a man well used to it. his opponent right 44 points above him, he took the first set. but, he was never allowed to fully retreat to a hammock. broady broke, but then folded with the set at stake. the match was much agonising out of his reach. for all of b

nick marshall mccormack rounds up the action.es going into this event at pyeongchang. it is ha rd to this event at pyeongchang. it is hard to believe the youth that lies underneath clothes, but when the moment of glory had passed and he was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struck. was at the centre of the world's media, the youth was what struckm was crazy, it was really wild but i got first place. it was jawdropping. hard to believe even? yeah, i am still having a really hard time believing it. maybe gerard will aid when he has to overcome obstacles like the one similar group did in the 30 kilometres ski. crashing earlier knocking down and out, but the norwegian is made of sterner stuff and he regrouped to stage one of the winter games's great comebacks and to let home a norwegian one, two, three. kramer secured a one, two, three of a different kind. his victory com pletes different kind. his victory completes his domination of this olympic event since 2010. plus this time was an olympic record. that is it