british tennis number three kyle edmund, who is playing in the new york 0pen final against andreas seppiional in califrnia. hello. this is bbc news. just a bit more now on the dimond princess cruise ship we understand that this is concerning the diamond princess cruise ship that is currently quarantined off of japan. cruise ship that is currently quarantined off ofjapan. according to local reports, chartered flights carrying us passengers have now left japan. so those planes were brought in by the us government and they have now left japan. thousands of passengers are facing major disruption at heathrow airport, after a systems failure affecting all terminals. travellers described the situation as ‘chaos‘ — with departure screens not working — and no announcements — leaving people unsure where to go to catch their flights. the airport have said, they're experiencing technical problems, and have deployed ‘passenger ambassadors‘, to show people to their gates — but it's not yet known when the problems will be resolved. sam mills is a ba passenger, who fears he's missed his flight back home

british number two kyle edmund has won only his second tour title — beating andreas seppi in the finalt victory since october 2018. dom inglot won the doubles title too. shaun murphy thrashed kyren wilson 9—1 to win the welsh 0pen — his second title of the season. he raced into a 7—1 lead in the afternoon session and knocked in his third century in the first frame this evening too. it comes 14 years too after he was beaten in the final by stephen lee. that's all the sport for now. you can get plenty more reaction to the english win over south africa on oui’ the english win over south africa on our website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. plenty more football on there as well. further restrictions have been imposed on people living in hubei province in china — the area at the centre of the coronavirus outbreak. only one person from each household will be allowed out every three days. meanwhile british passengers who've been quarantined on a cruise liner off japan, have criticised the uk government after the us sent two aircraft to bring home american citizens. there are now 355 cases of coronav

he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final.pics round the corner, there's a name to look out for. armand dupla ntis. he set a new pole vault world record for the second week in a row at yesterday's indoor grand prix in glasgow, while there were wins for laura muir and jemma reekie — two of great britain's big middle distance medal hopes in tokyo. here's joe lynskey. they are two women from the same nation and with the same coach, but, in five months‘ time, laura muir and jemma reekie could face each other for olympic gold. muir is already scotland's european champion. now she is setting up for the greatest stage. she ran easily to victory in this iooom — not the world record she had hoped for, but a foundation for what is to come. that's me for indoors, that's me done. back to training tomorrow, out in the wind and rain, yeah. reekie is five years laura muir's junior but already she has broken two of her british records. the latest win in her rapid rise came here in the 1500 metres. jemma reekie gets the win! and without usain

say all 171 passengers and 6 crew members on board survived this crash at istanbul seppi had. meanwhile 38 people have been killed in eastern turkey in 2 separate an avalanche as rescue workers were searching for victims of the 1st avalanche when the 2nd one struck. in other news the world health organization says it will send a multinational team to china soon do help combat the corona virus outbreak a short time ago it appealed for 675000000 dollars. message to the international community is in list today for more. immersed today or more. $675000000.00 u.s. dollars is a lot of money but its march lists the bill we will face if we do not invest in preparedness you know during the window of opportunity that we have and hong kong's leader says anyone entering from mainland china will be quarantined for 14 days for any signs of the corona virus a coup ship is on lockdown in the territory as authorities test all those on board . the u.s. senate is preparing to cast its vote in downtown see these 2 men trial the president used his state of the union address on tuesday to hail what

have all these scientific networks and platforms 'd and organizations like the working trust like seppi who have these platforms ready to go to share information and as quickly as possible but the shortest time we could have like an early clinical trial safety study in the. group of people is the sub because we're very risk adverse we you know of course we want to have a virus a vaccine against the coronavirus but we have to be sure that the vaccine isn't worse than the disease itself so you know we have to make sure it's safe that people don't have serious adverse reactions could be a interactions that could worsen people's health outcomes. and we don't have any of the contracts in place that during the swine flu the world health organization britain and other countries set up these sleeping contracts with the big vaccine manufacturers because there's a big commercial aspect to it right there's no money in this really for the pharmaceutical industry so they have to be persuaded to ramp up their production so that they can speed up that process from a year to 18 months to hopefully yes

he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final. stay patient, as he moved to the top of the leaderboard at the genesis invitational event in los angeles. he admitted he found the putting tricky but he shot a three—under—par 68 at the riveria country club, to finish the day on 10—under par alongside adam scott and matt kuchar. way down the field on five over is tiger woods, the host of the tournament who said he was feeling run down and will skip the next eventin run down and will skip the next event in mexico as he manages the workload in the build—up to the defence of his masters title in april. that is the fun part of trying to figure this comeback about. how much do i play, when do i play? do i listen to the body or fight through it? i had a theory this year i may play the same amount. i played 12 times last year. that is my number for the year. i am not going to play a lot more than that because of the physical toll. i wa nt to that because of the physical toll. i want to stay out a little bit longer. that is all the sport. ple

>> there is a group called seppi looking to bridge these gaps. we do need governments and whether it is the g20 or something along those lines, to come together to have some sort of sustained pandemic response over time. otherwise, i think we will have these moments and we will be scrambling to find a good response after the outbreak of sars. >> do you see it changing? >> we will say. this will be an interesting moment. the scale of the current situation and the seriousness of the situation, maybe it will motivate a bigger long-term response. the aviation industry has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus crisis. bloomberg spoke with several top executives from airlines and aircraft copies about the impact of the outbreak which is dampened attendance and enthusiasm at the singapore air show. with owings vice president of marketing. >> there is going to be pressure on our customers, the chinese customers, anyone who touches china. and customers who fly to and from and within the asia-pacific region. there's no question. the good news is, oil

he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final.oped for in the 1,000 metres at the indoor grand prix in glasgow. you can see how hard she was working in attempting to beat the 21—year—old mark, but she was a couple of seconds outside the time, as she continues her preparations for the olympics. went through the first four ok, little bit down 600, but, yeah, i just wanted to try to run aside as i could. i think for where i am out, yes, i'm with that. i would love to have broken that world record, well is better than to do it here? almost, but not quite. another scottish athlete making headlines is muir's training partner jemma reekie. she won the 1500m. reekie has also broken three indoor records in the past month, so herself is fast becoming something of an olympic hopeful. all while wearing nike prototype shoes, but she was quick to dismiss they are behind any improvment. it doesn't happen overnight and there is a lot of hard work involved. i'm 21 years old, i'm developing as an athlete and pushing myself to the absolute limits. i

story out of istanbul that we were reporting earlier and a plane skidding off the runway at istanbul seppi had airport we are hearing that of the $177.00 passengers on board there are no casualties among them these are the pictures being broadcast right now in turkish television it's a plane belonging to the turkish airliner pegasus center cording to take media this airplane skidded off the runway in istanbul. or and causing damage to the paint. we'll have more on this for you in a few minutes when we speak to our who is in istanbul for us and more news coming up there shortly on objects that i just say this. so i bring on al-jazeera. and make tension with the u.s. and protests over a plane down to iran's parliamentary election will be held on february 21st such as to syria explores the fate of india's religious minorities on the prime minister modi's hindu move us voters get their fast chance to weigh in on the 2020 lection al jazeera will have comprehensive coverage a new series looks at how female scientists across the globe are opening doors for other women to pursue careers in science

he beat italy's andreas seppi in straight sets, in the final of the new york 0pen.the scenes. england's cricketers rounded off their tour to south africa with a memorable win in the final t20 international. they pulled off one of the highest run chases in the history of the shortest format of the game. with a target of 223 to win, openerjos buttler got them off to a quick start with a half century. and captain eoin morgan produced a man—of—the—match performance, hitting 57 offjust 22 balls, as they won by five wickets to take the series. coming up later, there's live commentary from tonight's premier league match between chelsea and manchester united on bbc radio 5 live — coverage begins at 7 o'clock. and over on sports extra it's chelsea against liverpool in the women's fa cup, followed by the draw for the quarter—finals. that's all the sport for now. france's controversial new pensions bill comes before parliament in paris today. it's the biggest overhaul of the pension system since the second world war, and the centrepiece of president macron's programme of refor

he beat italy's andreas seppi in straight sets, in the final of the new york 0pen.ee behind the scenes. rory mcilroy blew his chance to win the genesis invitational in los angeles. he had a share of the lead going into the final round but he hit a triple bogey on his way to a two—over par round of 73, and he lost sight of winner adam scott. katie 0rmerod is on track to become the britain's first female world cup champion on snow. 0rmerod finished in third in the latest event in calgary, which puts her in first place overall in the slopestyle world cup. she's been on the podium in every event so far. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. see you then, thanks, gavin. let's get more on the flooding brought by storm dennis which is continuing to cause disruption across the country. five severe flood warnings, meaning there's a risk to life, remain in force in parts of shropshire, worcestershire and herefordshire. severe storms and floods have been experienced across the country for the last two weekends. with such extreme weather becomin