osaka playing in osaka. fancy that. perhaps that's why she couldn't beat her.to 12, scoring 4 tries to newcastle's two with tom marshall's first half score the best looking of the bunch. gloucester will meet either cardiff blues or french side pau in the final in bilbao. there are a few rugby league super league games to tell you about. leaders, st helens, beat huddersfield 66—11. but wigan beat castleford to keep the pressure on them in second. wigan centre oliver gildart scored two of warriors' five tries to see off castleford, while sam tomkins kicked four goals in the 28—12 victory. wigan are just 2 points behind st helens. elsewhere salford beat wakefield 38—4. the world snooker championship gets underway in sheffield later. you can keep in touch with events from the crucible on bbc tv, radio, and online. five—time former champion, ronnie o' sullivan, is in great form, and has already won five ranking events this year. but he insists he won't be over confident. ido i do not rely on confidence. i rely on belief that i can win the game. if you win, you win,

holders perspective they like the new structure with a different division that has been really pricey of osaka has been creating record sales numbers but would still rather inefficient sometimes very slow as a company and they feel now that with this new volkswagen cost will be cut higher profit margins generated one investor even sand that he couldn't imagine anybody better for this job so lots of premature praise at this moment now he needs to deliver i'm glad you used the word premature because we don't know yet how far he's going to get that share price is certainly mirroring that enthusiasm. yeah exactly when you take a look at the share price of v.w. today it has been opposite were point eight percent it will be a little bit more potential to go up when you look in general at this week the share price of walks martin went after in this trading week almost eight percent and also an end not and b announce that they still recommend childers to buy volkswagen shares and even change their price target from one hundred eighty five euros up to one hundred ninety five euros let's round this out

interests in asian countries, we will bring the delivery on the 8077, the first airline to fly to osaka are growing in excess of 4.5% every year. we will expand to the us, the extension to the us will be to have more singapore us services. we will start singapore us services. we will start singapore to new york, non—stop to los angeles, non—stop to san francisco, the capacity increases with all of these non—stops will be in the range of 10%. us for next year will see a big increase. what about the big competition from middle east airlines and europe airlines and even chinese airlines? we have been managing competition very well over the past couple of yea rs. if very well over the past couple of years. if you look at our latest on actual results for the latest quarter, i think we have been doing pretty well despite cost going up tremendously. and then we can see is that we are growing, we are expanding and in fact, come 2018, 2019, financially we are going to receive new aircrafts. we are on extensions to the next year, capacity will grow and for us in the commercial area, we have a big

interesting how co-operative facebook now is going to be drawing those hearings if we can really trust the osaka burke that from now on there will be more careful and those comments that he made throughout the last days that all of this is still going to take some time until everything is going to be under control it's not really helpful at all what about facebook shares they've taken quite a hit since the scandal hit. yeah exactly it was mid march when the first report about this data scandal were released and generally it was not an easy month for tech companies in the united states at all i was taking a closer look at the share price just in one month it has been dropping by fourteen per cent so i'm not sure users are desperate to get answers also shareholders want to have this issue solved as soon as possible again you go for us and pray for thanks for the analysis. the first few days of strikes of cost france's rail operator one hundred million europe's the rolling stone pitches could go on for months and neither side the government nor the unions look like backing down french rail workers

johanna konta had beaten naomi osaka in straight sets to give great britain a 2—1 lead overjapan buto a deciding doubles. the top two british players took the first set, but lost to meeyo katto and makoto ninomeeya. the defeat means britain will remain in the europe/africa zone and haven't played at the top level for 25 years. ronnie o'sullivan came through a tough opening round match to beat stephen maguire at the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming this morning trailing by three frames, he came back to win it 10—7. o'sullivan is hoping to add to his five world titles, the last of which he won back in 2013. an equally tight match in the afternoon between ali carter and graeme dott, they were tied at 8—8, until carter, through so many challenges in his personal life came through and was pretty happy about it as well. these are live pictures from the crucible. kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needsjust two more kyren wilson playing mathew stevens, wilson needs just two more frames to go through to the

-- osaka.essages from donald trump, he pulled out of the huge free trade deal shortly after taking office and last week we heard he might consider rejoining but in the press conference he said he prefers bilateral talks. in the end the prime minister really didn't get much out of president trump when it comes to trade. looks like they are poles apart despite their friendship. mariko oi, my colleague and business reporter, thanks for the update. the recent indian cash crunch saw millions of indians unable to draw money from banks and atms but the lack of cash in the system has been a boon for india's largest digital payments company. karishma vaswani, our asia business correspondent, got to know the youngest indian business millionaire. cash... it's what moves the indian economy. in this country ofi billion plus people you don't really have a lot of other options. india's youngest billionaire is trying to change that by bringing more people online into the digital age through payments. we will b

the general feeling among men and women on the streets in places like tokyo and osaka is that after a year of frequent missile launches, including two icbm launches that sent missiles over japanese territory, albeit at a very high altitude, that today summit marks the start -- today's summit marks the start of a lowering of tension on the peninsula, and eventually a denuclearization of north korea. molly: we have heard coming out of the summit in terms of the declaration that the north and south will bring in china, the united states, just in terms of further talks. where does japan fit into this? establishingrms of a peace treaty to replace the armistice that was signed at the end of the korean war, japan will not play a role in that. that will have to include chinese and u.s. influence. as far as the denuclearization talks, japan was part of thee now-defunct t six party talks tt failed seveveral years ago. given japan's very close interests and the fact that it has s a lot to lose if the denuclearize efforts fail, i abek tokyo u under shinzoo will want to play a very active role in

johanna konta beat naomi osaka to give great britian a lead overjapan. watson lost hers in straight sets to kurumi nara. and so it all hinges on the doubles, with konta and watson teaming up together. they have taken the first set, so fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spotin fingers crossed they can secure gb‘s spot in the world group. that is all the sport for now. now, the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are features writer for the independent james rampton, and journalist and author lainy malkani. a warm welcome to you both. let's have a look at today's front pages. the sunday times reports security chiefs are to get greater powers to fight terror, following last year's attacks in london and manchester. also on its front page, claims about scotland yard's handling of an investigation into allegations about a tory mp. the observer leads with accusations that government plans to force people to prove their identities at polling stations in next month's local elections, and risk ali

great britain's fed cup ties finer poised one actual, first play was heather watson against naomi osaka hosts are one up. these other two play—offs to get to group two, the next level of accommodation. the team haven't played at that level for 25 years. and the british and onejohanna konta fought back for her side this morning, beating kurumi nara 6—4, 6-2, to morning, beating kurumi nara 6—4, 6—2, to level at the tire one match all. the reversing some doubles will ta ke all. the reversing some doubles will take place early tomorrow morning from four o'clock, all the action will be on the bbc sport website. i think throughout the whole match she did an incredible job of rising to the occasion, and she definitely used to the energy of the crowd, and the crowd have been great. i think she did a really good job of using that, and she made it very hard for me. i knew going into the match that it was going to be an easy match, andl it was going to be an easy match, and i was going to have to earn my way to get an opportunity to come through as the winner today. bluster through as the winner

that made it 1—1 after heather watson lost to naomi osaka.ace tomorrow. mark selby has made a disastrous start to the defence of his world snooker title in sheffield. selby is looking for a fourth title in five years. he's playing joe perry but lost the first four frames. perry had to play three qualifiers to make the first round. he leads selby by five frames to two. and that's all the sport for now. john, thank you very much. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at a:35pm. bye for now. hello, you're watching the bbc news channel. a police investigation has been launched after a three—year—old boy died in a swimming pool at a leisure centre in leeds. officers were called to a david lloyd club in leeds at about 9:45am this morning following a report that a child had entered the pool and drowned. the boy was taken to leeds general infirmary, but later died. police are treating the incident as an accident, but are appealing for anyone who was in the pool at the time to contact them. let

first to play was heather watson against world number 22 naomi osaka.kurumi nara 6—4, 6—2 to make it one all. the reverse singles and doubles will take place early tomorrow morning from four o‘clock all the action will be live on the bbc sport website. acting throughout the whole batch you did an incrediblejob of rising to the occasion and she deftly use the energy of the crowd and being great for them. i think she did a really good job of using that and made it hard for me out there and they knew it was not going to be an easy match and i was going to have to earn my way to get an opportunity to earn my way to get an opportunity to come through as the winner today. rafael nadal once again showed why he‘s the ‘king of clay‘ after beating grigor dimitrov 6—4, 6—1 to reach his 12th monte carlo masters final. nadal has now won 34 straight sets on the surface and he needs to beat kei nishikori in the final to remain world number one. it was a dramatic finish at the scottish grand national where 33 to one shot joe farrell took the victory after a photo finis

in the first rubber, just a couple of hours ago, heather watson lost to naomi osaka.ond 6—3. the reverse singles and doubles will take place early tomorrow morning. all the action will be live on the bbc sport website. gloucester are through to the final of the european challenge cup. they beat newcastle 33 points to 12, scoring four tries to newcastle's two with tom marshall's first half score the best of the bunch. gloucester will play cardiff blues or the french side pau in the final in bilbao. in super league, leaders st helens beat huddersfield whilst wigan beat castleford to keep up the pressure in second. wigan centre oliver gildart scored two of their five tries, while sam tomkins kicked four goals in the 28—12 victory. wigan are just two points behind st helens. the world snooker championship gets under way in sheffield later. the scene is set. you can keep in touch with events from the crucible on bbc tv, radio and online. five time former champion ronnie o' sullivan is in great form, and has already won five ranking events this year. but he insists he won't

first to play was heather watson against naomi osaka, who is ranked 55 places higher, she lost in straightde. she beat kurumi nara 6—4, 6—2 to make it one—all. the reverse singles and doubles will take place early tomorrow morning from four o'clock. all the action will be live on the bbc sport website. i think throughout the whole match she did an incrediblejob of rising to the occasion and she definitely used the energy of the crowd and the crowd have been great for them. so i think she did a really good job of using that and she made it very hard for me out there. i knew straightaway going into the match that it wasn't going to be an easy match and that i was going to have to earn my way to get an opportunity to come through as the winner today. gloucester are through to the final of the european challenge cup. they beat newcastle 33 points to 12, scoring four tries to newcastle's two with tom marshall's first half score the best of the bunch. gloucester will play cardiff blues or the french side pau in the final in bilbao. the world snooker championship gets under way in sheffield later

the first rubber, just an hour ago, watson lost to osaka. the doubles will take place on sunday. they got four tries. this was the pick of the bunch. the super league. st helens defeated huddersfield and wigan defeated castleford. sam tomkins kicked four goals. wigan are two points behind st helens. the world snooker championship gets under way at sheffield later. the scene is set. you can keep in touch with it on bbc tv and radio and on line. ronnie o'sullivan, a five—time champion, in great form. already winning five ranking events this year and looking relaxed. lovely weather for a dark and snooker hall. -- darkened. take it outside, revolutionised the sport. if it rains, take a brolly. what is happening with the weather? coming up. the surely. —— see you shortly. after the flight of fantasy i bring you another one, yes, a glorious start to the weekend. it will not last. i will urge you to get outside and enjoy today certainly for many parts because which has brought this extraordinary spell of weather gives way to this cold weather fronts coming in from the atlantic. it will

jewel gentleman jurojulia goergi osaka after an hour and-a-half on court.arleston continues friday at 10:30 a.m. eastern. >> maria: welcome back. well, a wild start to the masters in augusta. we have the highlights. >> jared: it was a wild thursday in sports. jordan spieth claimed the lead after 18 holes at the master. he left with a two stroke lead after matt kucher and tony fenau finished two strikes back. tiger woods seven shots behind. defending master's champ sergio garcia needed 13 shots to complete the hole. the first five attempts to get to the green, the ball wound up in the water, went from 2 over to 1 10. 10 over. on one hole he finished plus 8. conor mcgregor has been charged with he three counts of assault, one count of criminal mischief. he appeared to go ballistic yesterday in brooklyn. at a press event, mcgregor found his way along with his entourage of at least a dozen, approached a bus carrying several ufc fighters, tried to throw a barricade into it, smashed windows. two fighters were injured. glass went flying. two fighters had to be hos