sian lloyd, bbc news. months in prison, after almost driving into his boss and colleagues following a row at work. police helicopter footage shows patrick denman — from northumberland — driving the wrong way down a dual carriageway and narrowly missing two police patrol cars. the court heard he was on his way to his ex—partner‘s home to intimidate her. a man who was arrested close to downing street last month has appeared in court charged with preparation for a terrorist act. 27—year—old khalid mohammed 0mar ali, from london, is also charged with two counts of making or having explosives. it was the record—breaking transfer of last summer. paul pogba's £89.3 million move from juventus to manchester united is now the subject of a fifa investigation. football's world governing body wants to know who was involved in the deal — amid claims that pogba's agent earned more than $40 million from the transaction. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. he came to england with the biggest price tag football's ever seen

sian lloyd, bbc news, penygraig.beaches on henderson island. it's an uninhabited remote british territory in the south pacific and has been found to have the highest density of plastic rubbish anywhere in the world. there's a growing mass of waste in the pacific and the study authors say the island illustrates the scale of sea pollution. here's victoria gill. 3,000 miles from the mainland, a remote paradise that's become a rubbish dump. its beaches are now more densely polluted with plastic than anywhere else on earth. henderson island is home only to south pacific seabirds and marine wildlife and, with no human inhabitants, this should be a pristine haven. but an international team of researchers, who visited and studied the island, calculated that 17 tonnes of our litter, washed or dumped into rivers and oceans, have floated here over decades. dr alex bond saw the devastation up close. we looked across the beaches in a variety of different plots and counted the pieces of plastic on the surface and down to about ten

sian lloyd is in cardiff.22 welsh local authorities still very much coming in. counting is continuing. cardiff had been seen as a key battle ground, labour delighted to retain it. but their performance across wales has been patchy. the start of a new day in cardiff, and the city was waking up to the news that the city's biggest local authority was still under labour control. attempts by the conservatives, plaid cymru and the liberal democrats to topple labour's hold here, put on ice. for now. i'm really glad that our existing party have got back into cardiff, because i think they are doing a good job. labour have done us no good at all, i don't think. the conservatives should have got in, but there we are, that's how it goes. so we've got to put up with them. labour held onto the big cities of cardiff, swansea and newport, but lost out in some valleys strongholds. worrying times for them in merthyr tydfil. the leader of the council, brendan toomey, went on to lose seat. labour losses here were the independents

hello, this is breakfast, with ben thompson and sian lloyd.chaos in the nhs, as security experts warn workers to prepare for a new wave of attacks. almost all of the affected health trusts are back up and running. but problems persist at a handful of organisations, with some patients told to expect further disruption. good morning, it's sunday the 14th of may. also ahead — the conservatives promise powers for councils to build more homes for rent. labour says the plan lacks detail. a week after his election victory, emmanuel macron will be sworn in today as france's new president.

hello, this is breakfast, with ben thompson and sian lloyd. the investigation continues into the cyber attack that caused chaos in the nhs — security experts warn workers to prepare for a new wave of attacks. almost all of the affected health trusts are back up and running. but problems persist at a handful of organisations, with some patients told to expect further disruption. good morning, it's sunday the 14th of may. also ahead — the conservatives promise powers for councils to build more homes for rent. labour says the plan lacks detail. a week after his election victory, emmanuel macron will be sworn in today as france's new president. in sport, saracens are champions of europe again. they beat clermont auvergne to become only the fourth team in history to win back to back european titles. # meu bem, ouve as minhas preces. portugal wins eurovision for the first time, as luciejones delivers the uk's best performance for six years. and in case you did not get enough of it last night we will have all the details. helen also has the weather f

people of all backgrounds in a political career that spanned four decades. 0ur wales correspondent sian lloyd this report. rhodri morgan strove throughout his career for wales with the establishment of the national assembly, his vision was realised and among the many tributes paid today, he's been described as the father of welsh devolution. he was first minister for almost a decade but wasn't tony blair's choice as labour leader in wales. he took over following the resignation of his predecessor, alan michael, and is widely credited with having brought stability to the fledgling institution which had a turbulent start. he was the person who took the assembly from being something that was still not hugely supported, not widely supported by the people of wales, not anything like supported as it is now to being an institution people understand and is very much a part of the lives of the people in wales. this is too much. let's get it into touch! he was a proud welshman who loved sport, sharing the nation's passion for rugby and not afraid to let it show. rhodri morgan didn't have the polished a

policies include scrapping business rates and a publicly owned bank. 0ur wales correspondent sian lloydtronghold at westminster for more than 100 years. it is represented in the welsh assembly by plaid cymru and the party has the parliamentary seat within its sights. no confidence then that its leader leanne wood chose to launch party's general election manifesto here. voters paste will have to change if plaid cymru is to make a breakthrough. 0ne of the party's key pledges is to defend wales post brexit. how are you going to appeal to voters in places like this, places that voted to leave the eu, when you are seeing as somebody who wanted to remain in the new? we've accepted the results, we've carried on accepting it since the day it was announced. we've put forward today a post brexit plan for wales, a positive plan, to try to ta ke wales, a positive plan, to try to take advantage of opportunities that might arise as we leave the european union. plaid is telling voters it would vest defend voters against what it says are cruel and reckless conservatives. probably default plaid cymru, t

sian lloyd, bbc news, penygraig. what will the papers have in them tomorrow?rying to trace a six—year—old girl who was in a car, when it was stolen in greater london. jeremy corbyn has pledged to change the country for the better, as he launches labour's general election ma nifesto launches labour's general election manifesto in bradford. inflation has jumped to its highest level for nearly four years at 2. 7%, pushed up nearly four years at 2. 7%, pushed up by nearly four years at 2. 7%, pushed up by energy price rises, higher clothing costs and air fares. now time for a bit of sport. a full round up from the bbc sport centre. 0lly has the details. good evening, clive. i'm sure you're aware, it's a pretty important night in the premier league. the race for the top four and champions league football next season. arsenal and manchester city are both playing. arsenal can't afford to slip up at home to relegated sunderland. they've had a goal disallowed already. giroud reflecting the ball in with his hand. not sure how he thought he would get away with that. the

in a moment we will hear from sian lloyd in cardiff.don in glasgow first. 32 local authorities are being contested. 0ne 32 local authorities are being contested. one of the key battleground is in glasgow. for decades dominated by labour, will they now go to the snp? will the snp in power at a national level in power will become in power at local level as well? the conservatives positioning themselves as protectors of the union. they are confident of making gains. the greens are hoping to increase their numbers. labour is possible could be looking at heavy losses. if the snp become the largest party in glasgow, once a labour stronghold, it will be a hugely symbolic win. it is expected labour will suffer losses at local levels. it has the most to lose. cardiff is seen as a key battleground with labour having a majority. the conservatives in the north. we will also be looking at how labour affairs in north wales. if it slides further that will be seen as if it slides further that will be seen as a if it slides further that will be seen as

it won't rest until every single penny of lost eu funding is replaced. 0ur wales correspondent sian lloyder for more than 100 years. plaid cymru's leader, leanne wood, represents it in the welsh assembly and the party has the parliamentary seat within its sights. so, no coincidence that leanne wood chose to launch her party's general election manifesto here. it includes a promise to give wales a strong voice during brexit. the party wants all future trade deals to be signed off by the national assembly for wales. there's a lot of talk in the manifesto about defending, about protecting wales, its interests, its communities. protecting wales from brexit. but wales voted to leave the eu. we've accepted that wales voted to leave the eu. we accepted that on the day of the referendum. what we've put forward in our action plan today is for a positive post—brexit plan for wales. there are things that need defending but we also need to develop our economy and develop our country. plaid cymru is seeking to persuade welsh voters that it, rather than labour, can protect wales from what it calls a cru

let's turn to wales. 0ur wales correspondent sian lloyd is in cardiff tonight.entire councils. yes, mixed set of results for labour in wales. today it has lost 100 seats. back in 2012 it had a good night. it had gained more than 200 extra counsellors. now it still holds control of some of the big councils. cardiff, swansea and newport. but it has had setbacks, losses in traditional labour heartlands of the south wales valleys, including merthyr tydfil. many of those losses have been two independent candidates. the conservatives have made some games here, they have gained overall control of monmouthshire and came close in the vale of glamorgan and have added to their tally of councillors. plaid cymru had hoped to gain control of cupidity and, in this morn. if the liberal democrats had hoped to stage some sort of comeback, they are disappointed, because they have lost more seats. lets join our political editor laura kuenssberg, who is in westminsterfor us. the general election is only a month away, how might the results we see today affect how the parties approach

in a moment we will be talking to our wales correspondent, sian lloyd.tland correspondent, lorna gordon, is in glasgow city chambers for us, which labour has lost control of today. lorna, this is a terrible result for labour, given they've held glasgow for nearly a0 years. and it wasn't great for them elsewhere in scotland. yes, this really is a bad result for labour. their vote across scotland slumped. their leader in scotland said the result was disappointing but not particularly a surprise. but perhaps a sign of how far they have fallen is the fact that glasgow city chambers, a labour stronghold for almost a0 years, has gone to the snp. the nationals are calling it a hugely symbolic win. they are now the largest party here in glasgow, and across the country they have taken the most seats overall, but they have fallen short of gaining any majorities. another interesting facet to the story is that there seems to be a research is in the conservative vote. they are now the second party of local government, winning seats in areas which many people would ha

our wales correspondent sian lloyd reports rhodri morgan was a towering political figure rhodri morganin wales, rhodri morgan was a towering politicalfigure in wales, in stature and reputation. he was a proud welshman, who shared the nation's passion for rugby and that endeared him to the public. yes! rhodri morgan was first elected as an mpfor cardiff rhodri morgan was first elected as an mp for cardiff in 1987, but with the establishment of the welsh assembly ten years later, he threw everything he had into making the fledgling institution in cardiff bay work. he wasn't tony blair's choice as labour leader in wales, but took over from the resignation of his predecessor, alun michael. he served as first ministerfor predecessor, alun michael. he served as first minister for almost a decade and is widely credited with having bought stability to the institution, following its turbulent start. he was the person who took the assembly from being something that was still not hugely supported, not widely supported by the people of wales, not as supported as it is now, to being an institution

sian lloyd has this report. penygraig in the rhondda valley.n 100 years. plaid cymru's leader, leanne wood, represents it in the welsh assembly and the party has the parliamentary seat within its sights. so, no coincidence that leanne wood chose to launch her party's general election manifesto here. it includes a promise to give wales a strong voice during brexit. the party wants all future trade deals to be signed off by the national assembly for wales. the party wants all future trade deals to be signed off by the national assembly for wales. there's a lot of talk in the manifesto about defending, about protecting wales, its interests, its communities. protecting wales from brexit. but wales voted to leave the eu. we've accepted that wales voted to leave the eu. we accepted that on the day of the referendum. what we've put forward in our action plan today is for a positive post—brexit plan for wales. there are things that need defending but we also need to develop our economy and develop our country. plaid cymru is seeking to persuade welsh v

sian lloyd has this report. penygraig in the rhondda valley.and the party has the parliamentary seat within its sights. so, no coincidence that leanne wood chose to launch her party's general election manifesto here. it includes a promise to give wales a strong voice during brexit. the party wants all future trade deals to be signed off by the national assembly for wales. there's a lot of talk in the manifesto about defending, about protecting wales, its interests, its communities. protecting wales from brexit. but wales voted to leave the eu. we've accepted that wales voted to leave the eu. we accepted that on the day of the referendum. what we've put forward in our action plan today is for a positive post—brexit plan for wales. there are things that need defending but we also need to develop our economy and develop our country. plaid cymru is seeking to persuade welsh voters that it, rather than labour, can protect wales from what it calls a cruel and reckless tory party. i can see the conservatives winning with a landslide. corbyn isn't the

from cardiff, here's our wales correspondent sian lloyd.here in wales, they perform far better than across the border. it is still the biggest party here and that has kept control of the big cities here in cardiff, in swansea, in newport, although it has made some losses in traditional labour heartlands in the valleys, particularly to independent candidates. 0ne valleys, particularly to independent candidates. one of the theories being put forward as to why labour performed better than expected here in wales is due to the brand of welsh labour under car arwyn jones. the conservatives made to mcginty in wales but nothing to the degree that they did in england. they gained overall majority and control in monmouthshire and came very close in the vale of glamorgan. plaid cymru had been hoping to gain overall control in ceredigion, carmarthenshire. they didn't manage to do that. although li yan would set you thought it was a good night for the party here in wales. the welsh liberal democrat feel to make any sort of a comeback and there are no uk

our wales correspondent sian lloyd has this report.on. he was a proud welshman who shared the nation‘s passion for rugby, and that endeared him to the public. yes! he was first elected as an mp for cardiff in 1987. but with the establishment of the welsh assembly ten yea rs establishment of the welsh assembly ten years later, he threw everything he had into making the burgeoning institution in cardiff bay work. he was not tony blair‘s choice as labour leader in wales but took over after the resignation of his predecessor alan michael. he served as first ministerfor predecessor alan michael. he served as first minister for almost a decade and is widely credited with bringing stability to the institution following a turbulent start. he was the person who took the assembly from being something that was still not hugely supported, not widely supported by the people of wales, not as widely supported as it is now, to being an institution that people understand and as part of our lives in wales. rhodri morgan did not have the polished appeara