the saracens edged further ahead. roars we re saracens edged further ahead.le of france. 72 minutes and one point in need. just when the saracens thrive. the man who created the first try, could score the decisive one. job one and trophy won. the saracens lift to yet another level. was he —— swansea beat sunderland. they stay in the top like another season. and in the other premier league visitors, manchester

saracens lifted to yet another level.nchester city moved back up to third with a rather u nfortu nate moved back up to third with a rather unfortunate 2—i moved back up to third with a rather unfortunate 2—1 win to leicester. meanwhile, arsenal are one point away from fourth spot after their one 4—1 away at stoke city. 0livier giroud scored twice. 0r one 4—1 away at stoke city. 0livier giroud scored twice. or the pressure will be on fourth placed liverpool who travel to west ham tomorrow. elsewhere, bournemouth beat burnley. middlesbrough lost for the eighth time. and there was a message —— massive results of swansea city who moved four points clear of the relegation zone with a 2—0 win at sunderland. rangers have beat hearts 2-1. elsewhere this afternoon, dundee helped their survival chances with a point against ross county — 1—1 the score. motherwell are out of the relegation play—off spot after they won away at hamilton academical. kilmarnock secured their future in the top flight by beating inverness 2—i. and a 1—0 wi

saracens are champions of europe again. clermont auvergune to win back to back champions cup titles. manchester city maintain their push for a place in the champions league with a somewhat fortunate victory over leicester city. and manchester city's women complete the treble, adding the fa cup to their league and continental cup titles. also coming up in the programme. lewis hamilton claims pole for the spanish grand prix, by the finest of margins. and age is no barrier. rugby league for the over—80s. good evening — we're starting at the scene of an historic win for saracens this evening — they've become only the fourth team ever to win back to back champions cup titles. they won a tight match 28—17 — once again, its heartbreak once again, it's heartbreak in the final for clermont auvergne. patrick gearey was watching at murrayfield. edinburgh, city of performing arts and the stage for a team that has made performing its guard. saracens, european champions last year, back to defend their title. wherever saracens go their fa

and saracens are perhaps on the brink of greatness., let alone just by sport at the moment, let alone just rugby union. they are going for back—to—back european crowns and if they do that, they would join toulon and a great leicester side of around the millennium. that would be elite company to be in and if they go one more round unbeaten, they would set a new record as well. the stiaan van zyl —— the saracens approach is not to focus on the legacy, but on the journey. their focus is to focus on the legacy, but on the journey. theirfocus is on to focus on the legacy, but on the journey. their focus is on clermont auvergne. they start work very quickly, get points ahead of their opposition and they are very difficult to claw back when that happens. if that does happen, i think we've got enough experience to be able to deal with that. what i think will happen is that the game will be close. it will be close for large periods. that's what happened against really good teams when they oppose each other and these games tend to be one in the

saracens thrive on being different.k, a spirit which echoes out on the pitch. it has helped make them rugby's most successful current trophy hunters. having gained experience over the years, you, to the semifinals and finals and you have that connection together that will get you through. ashton has experience of such moments. his england days i know over but he is one swan dive away from being the european cup's record try scorer. last year no one got over the line in the final but saracens still won the cup. the victory was viral‘s final. so many of sara ce ns victory was viral‘s final. so many of saracens points and prizes have been reliant on 0wen farrell. man of the match at last year's sinai back to dominate another. he and his team became premier ship champions after that. they double could be dominant. it is not worth talking about. we need to get to a place where we want to be before the game. —— double could be doubled. then we will be able to put in a performance that we are proud of. if saracens peak on the

saracens had done it again.d today that was pleasing. it was hugely encouraging. this is a team that does not stop at the top. even as they lift this trophy, they are thinking of the next one. manchester city's dominance of the women's game continues after they won the fa cup for the first time. it means they now hold all three major domestic trophies following their 4—1 victory over birmingham city at wembley. jessica creighton watched the action. the women's game is making a lot of noise these days. for the third year running, record numbers of fans marched to wembley for english football's showpiece competition. manchester city are growing superpower. lucy bronze showed her strength from the first goal before setting up a second. then it was the turn of manchester city's star player to shine. birmingham out of the game but at least their fans had something to cheer about. man city were not finished. jill scott wrapped up their third trophy in a few months. these are big players who play on big occasions and o

actually they have just kicked the ball out so saracens win back—to—back titles.mier league arsenal leading 2—1 up on stoke with peter crouch having just pulled one back for the home side. we will be back with more at 7:30pm. it's been a fine day across many parts of the country, we have had some warm late spring sunshine. this was the view in broadstairs earlier. bit of cumulus fairweather cloud around. more clout further north—west across the country and some outbreaks of rain as well. add picture taken by one of our weather watchers. vision into parts of the west wales and south—west england. that band of rain going to shift its way eastwards across all of the country as we head through the latter pa rt country as we head through the latter part of the evening and overnight. telling wet and windy for a time as that edges its way eastwards. the western side of england, wales and northern ireland haveit england, wales and northern ireland have it clear and somewhat fresher. temperatures in lovely spots down to 5-6. temperatures in lovely spots down to 5—6. tomorr

victory against saracens secured first place in the regular season, just ahead of exeter. finished third overall, while leicester got the last of the four play—off spots. tim hague has the details. eight months, 126 matches, and the search was still on to find first place in the english premiership, as well as a home tie in the play—offs. wasps and an understrength saracens had a chance of both, fitting that they played each other then. even more fitting that christian wade scored for wasps, his 17th try of the season, equalling the league record. it helped the home side dominate the second half. their only lion, elliot daly, will hope to feast against the all blacks next month. he got in some practice here, before his team—mate thomas young, son of the coach dai, rounded off the win with his hat—trick. 35—15 the score, wasps top, saracens third. in between them are exeter, they beat gloucester to secure second for the second successive season, while the fourth and final play—off spot went the way of leicester. 23 points from departing fly—half freddie burns got them over

the saracens we re performing its art.is was billed as the day they could achieve greatness, the best drown out the surround sound. down the runway, prepare for takeoff. this made him the european cup's top try scorer. the saracens were rampant with another try coming. this finish was forceful rather than photogenic. deja vu for those in blue. clermont lost 13 major finals but they had hope of a break with convention. saracens urged further ahead but clermont were onto something. 72 minutes at one point in it. just when the saracens thrive. a chance was spotted and the decisive try was scored. the arithmetic was improved and then the saracens have done it again. somebody asked later on if it was pleasing to win back—to—back cups but it was the manner in which we did it today. the way we did it, the way we played today was a hugely encouraging. this is a team that does not stop at the top. even as they lift this trophy they are thinking of the next one. manchester city's dominance of the women's game continues. they sealed

well saracens‘ focus surprise lead, but it didn‘t last.y your next weekend‘s champions cup final, the focus for wasps was to rise, as it has been all season. one more needed foran has been all season. one more needed for an all—important bonus point and q elliott bailey, they tried to take them top. young completed his hat—trick, a perfect end to a nearly faultless season and a home semifinal weights and to make more games to be crowned champions. no chance of the play—offs at franklins gardens but the winner would be guaranteed a spot in the cup next season. guaranteed a spot in the cup next season. they had to avoid heavy defeat to northampton, so all the big names and action. the saints‘ biggest name george north helped pull them back into it. advantage northampton until jewel merchant responded. sixth in the table was anyone‘s guess. another bonus point would see them leapfrog their opponents an entire season boiling down to ten minutes. they survived the onslaught and celebration in defeat, and after a long season, possibly a few sore

exeter winning in the most dramatic fashion to deny saracens another double.. wasps were hoping to make their first premiership final in nine years and it all started well enough. a well worked move with kurtley beale running in the first try. leicester fought back and took the lead early in the second half. and they hung on until the final moments and looked set to cause what would have been a huge upset. until this. josh bassett sending wasps to the final for the first time since 2008, and a date against the exeter chiefs. ade adedoyin, bbc news. hundreds of guests and spectators gathered in englefield in berkshire for the wedding of pippa middleton, sister of the duchess of cambridge. her nephew and niece, prince george and princess charlotte had starring roles in the ceremony, as our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. a society wedding — a chance to, well, to gawp at the guests, for one thing. interesting for some. others may feel perhaps a little indifferent to it all. but of course this was rather more than a society wedding, with celebrity g

they beat the two—time european champions cup winners saracens with a last—minute try.g afternoon on the south coast, as hannah lupton reports. saracens have a swagger in their stride, back—to—back european champions and now moving in on the premiership title. at a stormy but welcoming sandy park. amongst their ranks the european player of the year. as usual, owen farrell accurate with his angles. 6—6, all square at the break, exeter had the momentum, the wind behind them and with the force of jack nowell, a try and a crucial lead against a side who had beaten them last year in the final. yet sarries are supreme hunters as they chased the game, and survival instincts kicked in. this imaginative improvisation left the reigning champions minutes away from twickenham. minutes turned to seconds and exeter needed one final push. sam simmons had the strength to get them over the line. the saracens‘ dream of the double—double had disappeared. but this day belonged to exeter. so, who will meet exeter in next weekend's premiership final? wasps and leicester are currently in acti

wasps and an understrength saracens had a chance of both.ven more fitting that christian wade scored for wasps, his 17th try of the season, equalling the league record. it helped the home side dominate the second half. their only lion, elliot daly, will hope to feast against the all blacks next month, and he got in some practice here before his team—mate, thomas young, son of the coach dai, rounded off the win with his hat—trick. 35—15 the score. wasps top, saracens third, and in between them are exeter. they beat gloucester to secure second for the second successive season, while the fourth and final play—off spot went the way of leicester. 23 points from departing fly—half freddie burns got them over the line at worcester, but the celebrations can't last long. it is the play—offs next, and the search for england's top team continues. tim hague, bbc news. that's how the regular season finished. wasps will face leicester in their play—off in a fortnight. saracens will play exeter. the pro 12 regular season has also come to a close. scarlets‘

the saracens dream of the double double had disappeared. but this day belonged to exeter.between wasps and leicester. wasps were the best side in the regular season, but they needed a 78th minute try to edge past leicester, as alex gulrajani reports. the flags had been flying at wasps all season thanks to a side thatjust loves scoring tries, the most in the premiership. an exciting but expensive backline has served it up, willie larue and kurtley beale combined to live up to their price tags. in defence, though, there have been cracks. an inspired freddie burns found one, and the tigers were punished. just out of wasps‘ reach. a ten—point lead disappeared as quickly as the smile. and the director of rugby found his work didn't get easier after the break. leicester taking a lead for the first time. the tigers locked up. wasps struggled to get through, and when they did mistakes crept in. when it looked like the chance had slipped away, they made one count, josh bassett sending wasps to twickenham by a narrow margin. and munster have beaten ospreys 23—3 in the second pro12 s

the saracens edged further ahead. roars we re saracens edged further ahead. roars were sent echoing to the middle of france. 72 minutes and one point in need. just when the saracens thrive. the man who created the first try, could score the decisive one. job one and trophy won. the saracens lift to yet another level. was he —— swansea beat sunderland. they stay in the top like another season. and in the other premier league visitors, manchester city beat leicester 2—1 and moved up to third. and arsenal continued their charge towards the champions league places with a 4—1 win towards the champions league places with a 4—1win over stoke. in the with a 4—1 win over stoke. in the scottish premiership, rangers secured a third—place finish, beating hearts. they swap positions in the table and leave hamilton in the relegation play—off place. manchester city's women have completed a domestic travel. jill scott helped them to their lead and continental cup titles. lewis hamilton secured pole for the spanish grand prix by the finest of margins. he was less than a 10th

wasps face saracens.een a very frustrating season. it's been very disappointing. the squad we've got and the players we've got we've not really done as well as we should have this year. if we can just scrape in top six and rebuild for the boys who are staying here and the boys who are staying here and the coaches to rebuild next year, and hopefully, pick up some pieces and hopefully, pick up some pieces and learn from what this year has brought us. the pr012's brought us. the pro12‘s regular season comes to a close. leinster or munster will finish top ahead of the play—offs. scarlets and ospreys should join them in that. it's going to be the final game for gregor townsend at glasgow as they face edinburgh. it hasn't been the greatest season for them. he's turned the warriors round in his five years in charge. they we re in his five years in charge. they were champions a couple of seasons ago. he's leaving to take on the scotla nd ago. he's leaving to take on the scotland job. gregor townsend took over at

in sport, saracens are champions of europe again...hey beat clermont auvergne to become only the fourth team in history to win back to back european titles. portugal wins eurovision for the first time, as luciejones delivers the uk's best performance for six years. we will discuss that a little later. and helen has the weather. an optimistic weather picture. still some to clear in the east. plenty of sunshine coming through with a scattering of showers into the afternoon. some good spells of dry and sunny weather, strong sunshine in between. i what have more the us and around 15 minutes if you can join me. we will do. good morning. first, our main story. most of the health organisations in england and scotland that were affected by a global cyber attack are back up and running, but some patients face continued disruption with six trusts in england still affected. security experts are warning workers to protect their devices, in case of a new wave of attacks, as our correspondent richard galpin reports. this unprecedented global cyber a

exeter chiefs welcome saracens.nsuring that they finished ahead of saints, to finish in the final european place. london irish finished top of the championship — and eased their way into the playoff final with a 39—22 victory over doncaster — 711—25 on aggregate. they'll play yorkshire carnegie for the right to replace bristol in the premiership. it's also the final day of the regular season in the pro12, and leinster can seal top spot with a win at ulster. but it's not going their way in belfast. ulster, who will finish just outside the play—off spots in fifth, are ahead. number eight, roger wilson, ulster‘s most capped player in his last game before retiring, has scored the only try of the game so far, to help ulster towards a 10—6 lead. andrew trimble has since added another, with a 17—6 lead. another saying farewell to his club is glasgow warriors coach gregor townsend. he's taking charge of the scottish national team after this game with edinburgh — and glasgow look on course to be sending him off with a win. j

saracens on a mission, their target was a second successive european and domestic double.inburgh last weekend. could exeter stop them achieving the second? given a place in the commission finalwas upforgrabs, it was a tight first half, 6—6, no tries. jack nowell proving why he will play for the british and irish lions with the first try. the defending champions would not give up their title without a fight. somehow touching down. there was a twist. 30 seconds to go, sam simmons somewhere under there, denied saracens the double. that ended 18—16. the second semi was even closer. wasps going for their first final in nine years. kirtley beale scoring prudently. leicester fighting leicesterfighting back. this club with so much pedigree, and a leading to the final few minutes. josh bassett sending wasps back to twickenham for a day out with exeter. the totti clubs in the regular season now the totti clubs in the regular season now the final two clubs. —— the top two. munster will play scarlets in the pro12 final in dublin next saturday. ospreys had hoped to make it an all—welsh

exeter put an end to saracens' hopes of a double double.heir european and domestic titles but a late exeter try means they're through to the final with an 18—16 victory. hannah lupton reports. saracens have a swagger in their stride, back—to—back european champions and now moving in on the premiership title. at a stormy but welcoming sandy park. amongst their ra nks welcoming sandy park. amongst their ranks the european player of the year. as usual owen farrell accurate. 6-6, accurate. 6—6, all square at the break, exeter had the momentum, the wind behind them and with the force of jack nowell, a try at a crucial lead against a side who had beaten them last year in the final. yet salaries are supreme hunters as they chased the game and survival instincts kicked in. this imaginative embolisation left the reigning champions minutes away from twickenham. minutes turned two seconds and externally did one final push. sam simmons had the strength to get them over the line. the saracens dream of the double—double had disappeared but this day belon

saracens stop them last year but now the chief sub even beaten them.feel like we had achieved with a wa nted feel like we had achieved with a wanted the season by winning that and getting to the final. that said, that's only a feeling and feelings have to be backed up by actions. the key for me is that we go out and perform. at the level we can as a club. 23 games played, even the bookies are struggling to separate these two. it may come down to that very last team. and the feast for rugby union fans continues after that game at twickenham as dublin hosts the pro 12 final... scarlets, who finished third, will take on top of the table munster at the aviva stadium at 6.15pm. andy murray heads the draw for the start of the french open tennis on sunday. the world number one and top seed has never won the title at roland garros... he'll start against russia's andrey kuznetsov, who's ranked 85th in the world. meanwhile british number 0nejohanna konta faces the unseeded su—wei hsieh of chinese taipei. heather watson didn't qualify. scott jamieson is the joint

if any team is going to beat saracens it will be be exeter chiefs.orm, eight straight bonus point victories. so in front of a passionate crowd, the chiefs have a shot. it's also the semi—finals of the pro 12. with both matches seeing welsh sides travel to ireland. tonight, leinster host the scarlets, while munster, who ended the season top, welcome ospreys tomorrow. we're going to talk to the former wales and lions flanker martyn williams now. it will be a tough challenge for the two welsh sides, the scarlet will have to containjohnny sexton. he is back in, how do you deal with a player of that much talent?m back in, how do you deal with a player of that much talent? it is a difficult as, no side in pro12 history have won an away semifinal. lei nster history have won an away semifinal. leinster themselves, being the six semifinals and will everyone. big ask for the scarlets but plenty of british lions on show. you have got to stopjohnny sexton, but 1a other very good players for leinster as well. scarlets finished the season well, it the ospreys away

victory against saracens secured first place in the regular season, just ahead of exeter.e four play—off spots. tim hague has the details. eight months, 126 matches, and the search was still on to find first place in the english premiership, as well as a home tie in the play—offs. wasps and an understrength saracens had a chance of both, fitting that they played each other then. even more fitting that christian wade scored for wasps, his 17th try of the season, equalling the league record. it helped the home side dominate the second half. their only lion, elliot daly, will hope to feast against the all blacks next month. he got in some practice here, before his team—mate thomas young, son of the coach dai, rounded off the win with his hat—trick. 35—15 the score, wasps top, saracens third. in between them are exeter, they beat gloucester to secure second for the second successive season, while the fourth and final play—off spot went the way of leicester. 23 points from departing fly—half freddie burns got them over the line at worcester, but the celebrations can't last long

and saracens beat clermont auvergne at murrayfield to retain their european champions cup title.ood evening, and welcome to bbc news. five nhs trusts are still experiencing serious problems, after yesterday's international cyber attack. 43 of the trusts affected in england and scotland, are now returning to normal.the attack on friday caused ambulances to be diverted, and numerous cancellations or delays in treatment. a&e departments were not affected. the government's emergency committee cobra has been meeting today, chaired by the home secretary amber rudd. here's our health editor, hugh pym. it was news which shocked nhs staff and patients alike. the cyber attack shut down key systems. ron grimshaw won't forget it in a hurry. he was in the middle of having an mri scan but it was abruptly halted and he will have to go back another day. i was stunned, obviously stunned, and the nurse said this is the first time this has happened. i was thinking, well, why me? but there we are, yeah. health secretaryjeremy hunt was at a meeting of the emergency cobra committee along with the home

saracens are also on track to successfully defend the domestic title as well and they are on the vergeablishing themselves as one of the all—time great club sides. we have learned through experience, we have learned the hard way, we have gradually built up this european pedigree and i don't think it is something that happens overnight. it is a gradual improvement and the understanding of how to finish games. we know we are there is still a long way to go but we are pleased to know that we have players alongside ourselves who pride ourselves on being able to stay in the fight for the whole game. that is coming up this afternoon. that is all the sport. it is time now for click. this week: regenerating teeth, unusual vegetation, and, goodness gracious, great balls of fire! energy, as our demand for it grows, the world is faced with a challenge. when we burn coal, the energy that has been stored inside formally and is of years is released, to power cities and machines. but so, of course, is all the bad stuff that is polluting and changing the environment. countries have met and agreed to r

wasps top, saracens third.hey got over the line at worcester but the celebrations can not last long. the play—offs come next and the surge to the top team in england continues. meanwhile, northampton and harlequins were battling for the final guaranteed spot in next season's champions cup. and although northampton ran out narrow 22—20 winners, it wasn't enough to overtake quins in the table. so as tim was saying. leicester's victory over worcester gave them the final playoff semi final spot. they'll travel to wasps in a couple of weeks. bath miss out in fifth. if gloucester win the challenge cup on friday, they'll take the champions cup playoff spot ahead of northampton. bristol were already relegated. in the pro12, munsterfinished the season top of the table to secure themselves a home semi—final. they pipped leinster on the final day, who lost to ulster in belfast 17—13. roger wilson, ulster‘s most capped player who retired after the game, scored their first try with andrew trimble adding another in the secon

and wasps seal the top spot in rugby union's premiership, with victory over saracens.sa may says she's grateful for the support her party's received in the local elections, but insists she's taking nothing for granted ahead of next month's general election. meanwhile, jeremy corbyn has admitted labour faces a historic challenge. ukip‘s leader, paul nuttall, said his party has a bright future despite its drubbing in thursday's vote. our political correspondent ben wright reports. step by step, theresa may is closing in on polling day, now with hundreds of new conservative councillors in her ranks. at this aerospace factory she toured the floor with the new west midlands mayor. i am taking nothing for granted. i need support across the united kingdom to strengthen my hand and only a vote for me and my team will ensure britain has the strong and stable leadership we need. theresa may needs tory voters to turn out onjune 8th. that is why she claims this contest could be close. after winning the west midlands first metro mayor contest yesterday, the conservatives are confid

a george kruis try helped saracens into an 8—point lead but nick abendanon's score saw clermont edgehough sealed the result late on for the londoners. hello, we start with football news — manchester city are up to third iam i am chuffed that we have won back the back champions cup. for me, it was the manner in which we did it today. the way we did it today, the way we played today, hugely encouraging. manchester city are up to third in the premier league table after a 2—1win against leicester city at the etihad stadium. pep guardiola's side are now three points ahead of arsenal in the race for a champions league spot but can count themselves fortunate after riyad mahrez‘s penalty was disallowed after he slipped — making a ‘double contact‘ with the ball. in the second half, we didn't know. it is not easy. to be in europe next season, that is why sometimes it is not easy to play these kinds of games. arsenal are nowjust1 point behind fourth placed liverpool after their 4—1 win away at stoke city. it means arsene wenger‘s side have now won 6 of their last 8 league games and were increas

saracens stop last year, benalla chiefs have even beating them.iefs have beaten them. we don't feel like we are achieved everything we could this season, but that's only a feeling, and feelings have to be backed up by actions. we have to go out there and perform at the level we can as a club. 23 games played, even the bookies are struggling to separate these two. it may come down to the very last heave. the feast for rugby union fans continues after that game at twickenham as dublin hosts the pro 12 final... scarlets, who finished third, will take on top of the table of the table munster at the aviva stadium at 6.15pm. ben ainslie's land rover bar team are aiming to become the first british crew to win the america's cup, but qualifying has been delayed today by 24 hours due to high winds in the north atlantic. ainslie is the most successful sailor in olympic history and was part of team oracle usa — who won the last competition four years ago. i guess you could say the americas cup becomes a life obsession. it's incredibly complex game. setting up

saracens are at exeter in the clock.in the premiership play—off semifinal as they continue their quest for the double—double by winning european and domestic titles in successive seasons. exeter currently lead 13—11. england fast bowlerjames anderson will miss the remaining of lancashire's county championship match against yorkshire. he limped off with a groin injury and will have a scan on monday. england's first test against south africa is at lord's onjuly six. more from you at around 5:30pm. —— more for you. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has insisted his party is committed to trident. it comes after shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry suggested the party could abandon its support for the nuclear deterrent after a review. but shadow defence secretary nia griffith said ms thornberry was wrong and that labour's position on trident was settled. speaking in birmingham, mr corbyn said the party's manifesto was decisive on the issue. the manifesto makes it clear — that our decision is committed to trident. we will look a

saracens are also on track to successfully defend their domestic title, too, and they're on the vergeough experience, we have built up as european pedigree. it doesn't happen overnight. it is the gradual improvement and the understanding of how to finish games off. we are nowhere near the finished article and it is a long way to go. we are pleased to know we have players beside ourselves who pride ourselves on being able to stay in the fight all game. that is all your sport now. time for the weather. it is not plain sailing weather wise. low pressure across the north—west of the uk and that is giving quite a bit of clouds in places and rain. 0ur many haswell there is sunshine on offer. that was plymouth earlier. this scene in aberdeen more typical of north eastern coasts of both scotland and the north—east of england. we have got the easterly winds bringing moisture of the north sea in these areas but we are going to lose that this weekend. you can see a large area of clouds spiralling around our low pressure which is pushing rain north across northern ireland, northern england and in

saracens on a mission, their target was a second successive european and domestic double.h and irish lions with the first try. the defending champions would not give up their title without a fight. somehow touching down. there was a twist. 30 seconds to go, sam simmons somewhere under the, denied saracens the double. that ended 18—16. the second semi was even closer. wasps going for their first semi was even closer. wasps going for theirfirst final in semi was even closer. wasps going for their first final in nine years. ki rtley beale for their first final in nine years. kirtley beale scoring prudently. this club with so much pedigree, and a leading to the final few minutes. josh bassett sending wasps back to twickenham for a day out with exeter. munster will play scarlets in the pro12 final in dublin next saturday. 0spreys had hoped to make it an all—welsh final but munster came from behind to win by 23 points to 3, thanks to tries from francis saili, simon zebo and andrew conway. three more games in rugby league‘s magic weekend later. yesterday‘s action lived up to it‘s

and for the game of the day yesterday, exeter saracens, which was phenomenal.h to the premiership play-off finals. and you saw the fa ns play-off finals. and you saw the fans celebrating, you know how much it meant. fairplay to both teams, but what a game. i thought you were ata but what a game. i thought you were at a barbecue yesterday. when you have $5 extra on the game, you keep up have $5 extra on the game, you keep up with it. it is one of the world's most popular flower shows, and as the blooms of colour and creativity go on display at the royal chelsea flower show, one garden will be a place of tranquillity and reflection. david domoney‘s design for the commonwealth war graves commission celebrates the 850 gardeners who maintain 1.7 million war graves for visitors. daniela relph has been to see the garden being built. it is not an obvious place to start, the war cemeteries of france and belgium. this will be a chelsea garden inspired by remembrance. designer david domoney is creating the garden for the commonwealth war graves commission. for david, this

leaders wasps face third placed saracens . beat gloucester and can leicester hang on to a top four spot at bath's expense? the tigers are at worcester. bath are at sale and northampton and harlequins face each other for the final automatic european champions cup spot, a chance for saints to make up for a frustrating season. it's been very disappointing. the squad we've got and the players have got, was not really done as well as we should have this year and i think if we can just scrape in top six, and rebuild for the boys who are staying here and the coaches rebuilding next year, hopefully picking up some pieces and learning from what the skier has brought us. novak djokovic has sacked his entire coaching team, including marian vie—da who had been with him for most of professional career. djokovic was knocked off the top of the world rankings by andy murray last year. explaining his decision, he said "i'm a hunter and my biggest goal is to find the winning spark on the court again". djokovic will tour alone until he finds a n

saracens will defend their champions cup title at the same venue tomorrow.are through to the quarter—finals of the challenge cup, but they were given a scare by hull kingston rovers. indeed hull led their super league opponents 111—6 at half—time however after the break, salford upped their game and found their form when they needed it, scoring 18 unanswered points to eventually win by ten. this try from ben murdoch maila secured the victory and ensured salford advance to the last eight. well, we're still in the early stages of what looks sets to be a fight to the finish in the formula one world title. this weekend it's the fifth race of the season, the spanish grand prix and ferrari's sebastian vettel already looks like the driver to beat this year. however, mercedes lewis hamilton will have something to say about it. the briton was fastest in both of today's opening practice sessions in barcelona as tom clarkson reports. formula 1's european season kicks off with the spanish grand prix in barcelona. the team's trip to the track with the first time on frida

saracens and england number eight vunipola will miss the summer tour to new zealand for further treatmenter injury. you know, i did try and persuade him to come over and be assessed and... you know, look at managing him. but he was adamant that wasn't right. if someone he was adamant that wasn't right. if someone is not, you know, 100% right in terms of that commitment, he is a big loss to us, but i fully understand and respect the decision that's been made. england's cricketers face south africa in three warm—up one—day internationals, the first of which is on wednesday, before the start of the champions trophy next week. one of their star players, ben stokes, was voted the indian premier league's most valuable player today, and speaking to our reporter patrick gearey, says he'd like to see more of his international team—mates in the competition. it would be great in the future if, you know, maybe the whole england team could possibly be out there. you know, it's notjust the fact of playing in the tournament, is just the exposure you get is a player. you know, playing in high—pressure si

wasps beat leicester, while exeter ended saracens's hopes of another double, as tim hague reports.nd while the first part was achieved in edinburgh last weekend, could exit chiefs stop them from achieving the second? and whether place in the premiership final up forgrabs, place in the premiership final up for grabs, there was nothing in this during the first half. 6—6 and no tries, but that would soon change, with nowell proving he has been selected for the british and irish lions tour to new zealand this summer. yet the reigning champions we re summer. yet the reigning champions were not about to give up their title without a fight. there were just five minutes remaining when ellery touchdown. before there was one final twist. 30 seconds to go, simmonds somewhere and they are denied sary ‘s the double—double. that one ending 18— 16, and the second semi—final was even closer. wasps were aiming for their first final in nine years, and it all began brilliantly. kurtley beale getting there first. yet leicester fought back. the underdogs maybe, but this was a club with so much pedigree

away from football, saracens are looking to make history in the rugby champions cup by winning back—to—backhris ashton opening the scoring in the 13th minute. he now has the record for the most tries scored in the competition with 37. you can follow the action on bbc radio 5live and the bbc sport website. the french side havejust the french side have just pulled a score back, it is currently 12—7 in favour of saracens. castleford have cruised into the quarter finals of rugby league's challenge cup. they thrashed st helens 53—4 at thejungle (00v) the game they thrashed st helens 53—4 at the jungle. the game was delicately poised at 10—4 mid—way through the first half but from there tigers took control — starting with jake webster's try. they went on to score ten tries in all to keep up their impressive form, they're already top of the super league. and there was a hat—trick of scores for greg eden, including this touch down early in the second half. castleford rounded off a memorable day for them with greg minikin's run and score. they're nowjust two games away from wembley and looking like

saracens and england forward maro itoje says he wants to inspire the next generation of black rugby playerswith the british and irish lions this summer, says, he used to look up to former england players ugo monye and topsy 0jo. you look around and most type of scores that i went to, you look around and there are not many black guys playing rugby, and not as many black guys every day, when you watch premiership games, even general and international games. it's changing bit now, but definitely, these are it's changing a bit now, but definitely, these are the guys i looked up to as a kid. dan da n eva ns dan evans was knocked out of the madrid open tennis, as he lost to the swiss player. he was comfortably beaten by the number a5. andy murray went into the second round. and just a fortnight after returning from a 15 month doping ban maria sharapova will book a spot in wimbledon qualifying if she wins her second round match at the madrid 0pen today. she beat mirjana lucic—baroni to set up what could be a prickly encounter against eugenie bouchard. the canadian has called for the russian to be

a week after retaining the champions cup, saracens face exeter, hoping to move a step closer, to the,, while league leaders wasps host leicester tigers. they have the home game and that's hugein they have the home game and that's huge ina they have the home game and that's huge in a semifinal in knockout by. huge in a semifinal in knockout rugby. they are really deserve that. they were the best and they deserve that. we will have to make sure we are accurate early in the game and keep the creative squad do the things that make us a good team.“ leicester come out with a fantastic performance, you have to put your hand up sometimes. if we took us play to a potential and play like we have the most of the season, it should be ours. anything can happen on the day. we have worked hard to finish top of the table and worked ha rd finish top of the table and worked hard to get a home draw and are determined to put a performance in which we believe will be good enough to get results. newcastle's st james' park has seen its goal posts replaced by rugby ones because it's rugby league's magic week

today, it's the turn of saracens, who'll be hoping, to retain their european champions cup title wheng themselves as one of the game's all time great club sides. we have learned through experience, we have learnt the hard way. we have gradually built up this european pedigree. i do not think it is something that happens overnight. it isa something that happens overnight. it is a gradual improvement and the understanding of how to finish games. we are nowhere near the finished article. there is a long way to go. we are obviously pleased to know that we have players who pride ourselves on being able to stay in that fight the whole game. in rugby league, salford red devils we re in rugby league, salford red devils were given a scare by hull kingston rovers, but they came from behind to make it to the quarter—finals of the challenge cup. they were losing at half—time but salford scored 18 u na nswered half—time but salford scored 18 unanswered points to win 24— 14. but try was from ben murdoch. but ensured salford advanced to the last eight, along with last night's other winners, wakefiel

exeter beat saracens by 18—16 in the day's early game, dashing saracen‘s hopes of doing the double—double leicester. josh bassett scored a try two minutes from time, as they ran out winners by 21—20. elsewhere, in the pro 12, munster have set up a final against welsh side scarlets, after they beat 0spreys by 23—3, simon zebo among the try scorers for the irish side. he has now scored 53 tries for his club. officials at wembley stadium say appropriate action will be taken if needed regarding the pitch invasion that followed millwall's victory over bradford city in the league one play—off final. steve morison‘s winner five minutes from the end was enough to send millwall back into the championship. but hundreds of lions fans then invaded the pitch after the final whistle, prompting morison to say their behaviour had ruined the day for him. a statement issued by wembley stadium tonight said they will be working with the authorities and millwall fc to identify those responsible. inverness have been relegated from the scottish premiership, despite winning their last game of the season. they ne

saracens captain brad barritt has been ruled out of tomorrow's premiership semifinal against exeter withnly change to the 15 that won retained the champions cup last weekend. duncan taylor comes in at inside centre as replacement. some good news for ospreys and the lions this summer, skipper alun wynjones is back for the pro 12 semifinal at munster. he hasn't played since picking up a shoulder injury in the six nations in march. british rider geraint thomas has pulled out of the giro d'italia. he was involved in a nasty crash on sunday, a pile—up in the peleton when they collided with a stationary police motorbike. he'd actually been in second place overall going into that stage but he injured his shoulder and knee and he says that carrying on, "would be a case of trying to survive each day rather than racing". the world anti—doping agency could lift its suspension of russia's drug—testing authority next month which would see the country take another step towards being reinstated in international competition. wada also say that yelena isinbayeva will be removed from a key anti—doping pos

exeter have made one change to the starting xv which overcame saracens, with wing 0lly woodburn replacingrutherford says today's great city games can show the world a united manchester in the face of monday's attack. the event which sees international stars such as rutherford and great britain's paralympic champion jonnie peacock run on a raised track right through the heart of the city. you can watch that from 6pm on bbc two. that's all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport and i'll have more in the next hour. some breaking news coming into this in the last few minutes from the high court. sir cliff richard and south yorkshire police have settled a legal fight which started when the singer sued the force and the bbc over reports naming him as a suspected sex offender, a high courtjudge has been told. that coming to us from the high court. they have settled that with south yorkshire police. little more coming into as at the time. we will hope to speak to our correspondent on that injust hope to speak to our correspondent on

a week after retaining the champions cup, the saracens play exeter and hoping to move a step closer toge in a semifinal, with knockout rugby. they thoroughly deserve that across the 22 rounds, they were the best. they deserve that privilege. we'll have to go and make sure that we're accurate early in the game and we keep the creators as quiet as we can and we do the things that make us a good team. if leicester come out with a fantastic performance and better than us on the day, you have to put your hand up. if we play like we have for most of the season, the result should be ours. but anything can happen on the day. we've worked hard to finish top of the table. get a home draw so we're determined to put in a performance which we believe will be good enough to get the result. that's all for now. time for the weather. hello. a spring mix across the british isles. across the west, there were plenty of showers to be had. but glorious through central and eastern parts of england particularly. but things will change. this pressure allows this band of showers to sweep underneath it across th

nice sendoff for liam williams who scored on his last appearance for scarlets before he moves to saracenssive play—off campaign. some boxing and britain's brick was beaten in his title fight in sheffield. he lost the welterweight title to the american carol spence junior after sustaining a heavy cabs just underneath his eye. he fought back by the injury eventually forced him to his knees in the 11th round, and the referee and the fight. successful george gross, who became a world champion for the fourth time. he battle was fought for now. keep up—to—date on the bbc sport website. a vigil has been held in the us city of portland for two men who were killed when they tried to stop a man from racially abusing two teenage girls. it's thought the girls were muslim. jeremyjoseph christian, a convicted felon, will appear in court of tuesday. caroline davies reports. panic and fear on a normal commuter train. i was so scared. there were people running around and crying. this was the scene in portland. two men were stabbed to death here. other passengers said they were trying to stop a man abusing

today saracens will hope to retain their european champions cup title when they take on the french sidels came from behind to beat hull kingston rovers. it was in the quarterfinals of the challenge cup. they won 2a—1a. final practice is under way for the spanish grand prix. live text commentary on the bbc sport website. i will have more shortly in the next hour. drayton manor theme park will reopen today, four days after an 11—year—girl died after falling from a ride. evha jannath, from leicester, fell from a boat on the splash canyon ride. the park's owners say the ride will remain shut, along with ones that overlook it, as a mark respect to her family. the captain of the costa contoured ear will begin his jail sentence. he will serve a 60 yearjail term after italy's highest court upheld the sentence. 32 people died when the vessel hit the rocks off an italian island five years ago. pope francis will canonise two portuguese children at a mass taking place now at a spot where they reported seeing the virgin mary exactly 100 years ago. and hese are live pictures now. the story, two young