cricket analyst simon hughes is here. hughes is here.is, we'll start with you. with you. whether you think of saturday's game. it has brought more confusion. the fan was spot on. going to a football match and i think that was lost at anfield. think that was lost at anfield. know what is going on in the stadium. there's a huge issue with that. that. relatively concept for the sport and at this standard. at this standard. is it something we have to get used to? have to get used to? night, you want to get the decisions right. right. a decision, and decisive decision, because he wanted to get them right. because he wanted to get them right. for the referee, do theyjust need to learn to trust it more? to learn to trust it more? nobody wants to make high—profile errors in these situations. errors in these situations. decisions, mistaken identity among them. them. in which this is in use, so nobody really wants to step up. really wants to step up. authorities's point of view that this is a trial period. this is a trial period. been made and tha

hugh woozencroft. and ben stokes is back. yes, ben stokes will return for england next month in new zealand, simon, that's despite being chargedave more later. thanks hugh, and we'll bejoining you for a full update just after half—past. susan powell has all the weather. a lot of lying snow and ice still causing problems across northern britain k but as you can see, for many, the sun has come out. don't be fooled though. another spell of difficult weather is on the way this evening and overnight. strong winds for many of us and some more heavy snow for southern scotland and northern england. stay tuned. also coming up — could it be a french stitch—up? — the grand diplomatic gesture by president macron which means the bayeux tapestry could leave france for the first time in nearly a thousand years and be loaned to britain. hello everyone. this is afternoon live. if yourjob is dependant on the outcome of the carillion mess, you may have watched prime minister's questions a short time ago hoping for some answers. but the sometimes angry exchanges between theresa may and jeremy corbyn over the collapse of britain's second largest c

hughes. the way things stand, a decision has not been made. the board of directors have not met to formally discuss his position. but the question for now simond how traumatised he has been by the whole experience, this inability to do what he loves most, compete against the other best players in the world on the tennis court. the frustration for murray is the advice he was given seems to have been very much rehab is his best option and he would always work incredibly hard in making sure he has done everything in his power to recover as quickly as possible, but once he has put that to the test against other top players in the world in brisbane this week, he has realised that so far even the arsenal manager, arsene wenger, has been charged by the football association over comments he made to match officials after sunday‘s 1—1 draw against west brom. wenger was furious with the referee mike dean, who had given west brom a late penalty at the hawthorns, after a handball by calum chambers. wenger has until 6.00pm on friday to respond. in a press conference earlier today wenger said he‘s ben frustrated with other decisions this season. i must say