coming up on bbc news, england bring injack nowell and ben moon for their six nations match againstwho pick gareth anscombe at fly—half. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. a 16—year—old boy has been found guilty of the rape and murder of six—year—old alesha macphail, on the isle of bute, lastjuly. he can't be identified, because of his age, but the judge at the high court in glasgow, said he'd committed "some of the most wicked and evil crimes" the court had ever heard. the trial lasted nine days, and the testimony was often harrowing, as details of alesha's death were revealed. the boy will be sentenced next month. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, is at the high court in glasgow for us this evening. yes, clive, alesha's senseless and barbaric murder shocked the small community on bute, and people right across scotland. her mother wept in court as the unanimous verdict was read out in a victim impact statement, her father read out in a victim impact statement, herfather said day—to—day life had become almost impossible since her murder. her teenage killer sho

while for england, jack nowell comes in on the wing and ben moon is picked at prop. 0ur correspondente changes tell us about the kind of game we'll see on saturday? i don't think we can read too much into england's changes. injuries so eddiejones needed into england's changes. injuries so eddie jones needed to into england's changes. injuries so eddiejones needed to replace them. and thenjack has been outstanding when he started for england. he was the shoe in to come in on the wing for ashton. the welsh selection is significant. dan biggar is a test match warrior, who has spearheaded wales to famous wins over england, most notably in the 2015 world cup. the manager wants to see whether he can get the backline moving and stretch england back wide. he wants to see whether he will be the world cup number ten. gareth davies an interesting selection by gatland. the most experienced of the options at number nine for wales. it is also roof decision day, significant when you have the managers involved. roof decision day, significant when you have the managers involvedm will be open. it will

at that time nowels for busines- and should we will be joined by our business editor you call yeah and she'll be starting with ththat some optimistic commemens from the u. s. president about the on going. trade negotiations with china of course donald trump has said that he's having very good talks with beijing and that. there is a very very good chance of reaching a deal. hello you car allies had a small role in the tiny said deputy prime minister do hey is sitting down. with the us president in the oval office at right now after a fourth round of negotiations. between the two countries continued all week. now and then the talks will be extended until sunday to try and find a compromise before the march first deadline donald trump the says that to negotiations could be extended beyond that date if h he sees progress being made. and that he expects me chinese president xi the final point of a trade deal. cnbc earlier reported ass beijig had agreed to buy up to o one point two tririllion d dollars n amamerican goods. as part of this week of this week's negotiations. now these kinds of c

jack nowell is one of four changes for england who face wales in the six nations.eth anscombe starts at fly half for the hosts. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. two former government ministers are warning they'll leave the conservative party if there's a no—deal brexit. it comes as the ii mps who've already left the tory and labour parties both say they expect more to join them in the coming days. but the chancellor, philip hammond, has rejected claims that the conservatives are now being controlled by the pro—brexit european research group. our political correspondent ben wright reports. so, will there be more? yesterday three conservative mps strode out of the partyjoining the eight who split from labour on monday. its opposition to brexit that binds them, while the prime minister hopes to keep brexit on track and her party together the split has caused regret in the cabinet. sad to lose three, good, committed colleagues so we will see what happens next. how serious is this? it is serious and we are in a very serious time as we try to get the ri

he replaces jack nowell, who drops to the bench.ing the 2014 world cup winner marlie packer for their match against france in doncaster on sunday. the saracens flanker has failed to recover from a shoulder injury, picked up in their win over ireland. poppy leitch has been brought in to replace her. that's all the sport for now. more on that news we broke a short while ago that two people have been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter by gross negligence after a house fire in staffordshire led to the deaths of four children. let's speak to sima kotecha, who's in birmingham. tell us more about what has been announced. you may recall this fire that happened on tuesday morning just after 2:40am. four children killed. they were riley, keegan unitt, tilly unitt and ollie unitt. staffordshi re unitt, tilly unitt and ollie unitt. staffordshire police have said two people have been arrested in connection to that fire. in a statement they say following an update from investigators into the probable cause of the fire we've arrested a 24—year—

city and -- there was nowellness centres. all these things our children need city and county of san franciscos puts in un$1 million every year into the fund. it pays for these things. they are essential support for our students and also for our teachers. i want to the say, this has been learning experience for me. i'm glad and proud of my colleagues that we have all come together and this is only the first $185 million. i'm hearing there's more down the pipe. i'm hoping we can have an open conversation about how this money should be spent. i will say, that needs of the homeless folks that are living on our streets, i think if you have a child in public schools, if you work in public schools, if you're an early ed teacher, if you are a senior, if you are a people like us who are parents or part of the community, we know we have a homeless crises. we know that there are people in need. we know that children are homeless too. this resolution also includes an intent to make the homeless request and housing request that the mayor

he replaces jack nowell for the second six nations fixture.t. he aggravated an ankle injury against england last weekend and has now undergone surgery. england's women will be missing the 2014 world cup winnr marlie packer for their match against france in doncaster on sunday. the saracens flanker has failed to recover from a shoulder injury, picked up in their win over ireland. poppy leitch has been brought in to replace her. judd trump has beaten world number one mark selby in the quarterfinals of snooker‘s world grand prix in cheltenham trump won 5—1 to book his place in tomorrow's semifinal. he'll face barry hawkins in that semifinal, who just beat kyren wilson 4—2. switzerland's wendy holdener has won back—to—back world titles in the alpine combined event at skiiing's world championship. holdener finished fifth in the downhill before holding off the challenge of petra vlhova byjust three hundreths of a second in the slalom discipline to add to the title she won in 2017. sam ward scored a hat—trick as great britain's men made it two wins f

city and -- there was nowellness centres.ll these things our children need city and county of san franciscos puts in un$1 million every year into the fund. it pays for these things. they are essential support for our students and also for our teachers. i want to the say, this has been learning experience for me. i'm glad and proud of my colleagues that we have all come together and this is only the first $185 million. i'm hearing there's more down the pipe. i'm hoping we can have an open conversation about how this money should be spent. i will say, that needs of the homeless folks that are living on our streets, i think if you have a child in public schools, if you work in public schools, if you're an early ed teach

does this nowell to you the possibility ofn arms race between the u.s. and russia? >> of cours i technically a race that we will now see a renewed arms however, i do understand the american reactio from my time in nato, i do know that the russians have violated the i.n.f. treaty, and the u.s. must react one way or another. i hope this threat from the u.s. could force the russians back to th t negotiatile with the end to negotiate a more robust and updated treaty. >> woodruff: of course, all this is happening as there is focus on the u.s. divisions with nato. president trump has been ry critical of nato. he says they're not paying their ofir share of the cost defense. we just saw in a meeting last week vice president pence spoke at the munich security conference. how serious is this split right now between the u.s. and the rest of europe and europe and nato? >>it's very serio, but i also have to say, militarily, nato has been strengthened. we have seen more american troops deployed to eastern europe to defend the alliance. we have seen incedreuropean defense investme

pitch, wales have preferred gareth anscombe at fly half to dan biggar whilst england have named jack nowell decision to travel to cardiff tomorrow afternoon significant mistake by travelling tomorrow. coming through newport at five o'clock is not the best thing to be dealing. going through that tunnel, i mean, yeah, it's a good chance he could be chakras and buses and their holding them up, so... it'll be for them. former world squash number one nick matthew has told bbc news that the olympics has moved away from its traditional ideals and is looking towards increasingly younger audiences. it comes as the sport was overlooked for inclusion at the paris olympics in 2024, with break dancing proposed for its first inclusion... breaking as it's now more commonly known — was included in the youth olympics last year with the ioc set to decide on its appearance by december next year. england's head of men's cricket ashley giles says he expects just one head coach to be appointed as trevor bayliss' successor — rather than dividing responsibility of the test, odi and t20 teams. bayliss will step dow

and carry a picture of england rugby coach eddiejones, who they say is expected to leave wing jack nowellk. after that victory over ireland on the opening weekend, mako vunipola is sure to be influential again. back after a calf injury, he delivered a phenomenal performance against ireland. with maro itojey, out, jones could bring in courtney lawes, who replaced him last weekend, or choose between joe launchbury and george kruis. england's women will be missing, the 201a world cup winner marlie packer, for their match agains france in doncaster on sunday. the saracens flanker, has failed to recover from a shoulder injury, picked up in their win over ireland. bristol bears poppy leitch, has been drafted in. in the last hour, we've heard that the international paralympic committe, has voted to reinstate russia by the 15th of march, after a ban of over two years. the i.p.c says measures to crack down on doping and, limit government interference, are enough to allow russia to compete under its own flag, ahead of the 2020 paralympics in tokyo. the board was faced with a fairly straightforward

he replaces jack nowell, who drops to the bench.rnational paralympic committee after a doping ban that lasted more than two years. russians will be free to compete under their own flag at tokyo 2020. amid very vocal complaints about the line judging, jo konta fought back to beat maria sakarri of greece in the fed cup, taking britain one step closer to a place in the world group. i'll be back with more on those stories at 11.30 detectives have been given further time to question a 24 year man in connection with the disappearance of libby squire. he was captured on cctv following a night out. humberside police say finding her as their top priority. 0ur correspondent said caulker is in hull. more than 70 police officers have been involved in this week—long search for libby squire. 0ver have been involved in this week—long search for libby squire. over the last 36 hours of the focus of this investigation has moved to a property on this street here in hull. 0n property on this street here in hull. on wednesday night a 24—year—old man was

jack nowell is named on the right wing for the cardiff clash in one of four changes made by eddiejoneseven—time women's world champion reanne evans will make history when she becomes one of two female players to compete on television in the final stages of a world ranking event in the uk. she'll face jimmy white at the snooker shoot out. breakdancing has been proposed for inclusion in the paris 2024 olympic games. surfing, climbing and skateboarding have also been put forward, they'll debut in tokyo next year. brea kdancing was included in the youth olympic games in 2018. i'll be back with more at 11.30. more now on the news that figures published this mornng show the government's accounts were in surplus by nearly £15 billion last month. borrowing in the financial year to date stands that means it took in £15 billion more than it spent. borrowing in the financial year to date stands at £21 billion—pounds, it's lowest level since 2001. let's have a closer look at the figures. the public sector finances registered their biggest surplus on record in january of £14.9 billion. the surplus

the best coaches in europe' injuries have made jones's team selection quite straightforward — jack nowelllf in their starting 15. climbing, skateboarding, and surfing will all make their olympics debuts in tokyo next year but there is a far more surprising proposition for 2024 with breakdancing — yes, breakdancing — being put forward for a spot in the games in paris. it was hugely popular as an invitation event at the youth olympics last year in buenos aries, though team gb didn't have any competitor. the sport has evolved over the past 30 years — with particpants training as full time athletes. it does mean disappointment though for sports like squash and karate which won't continue past tokyo. that does all the support for now. —— make all the sport. that does all the support for now. -- make all the sport. thank you. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has called the decision by the home secretary to revoke the citizenship of shamima begum — the british teenager who joined so called islamic state — a very extreme manoeuvre. meanwhile, begum herself has suggested she will try to seek dutch citiz