it's an fa cup weekend and is there a shock on the cards at swansea? they lead manchester city in their quarterfinal. also coming up in the programme... the new formula one season is under way, and, once again, it's lewis hamilton who's setting the pace. special olympics great britain win theirfirst medals of the games in abu dhabi. hello and welcome to sportsday with us, olly and tanya. wales are celebrating their 4th six nations grand slam. 3 teams could still win the title heading into today's final round of matches, but victory for the welsh was never in doubt as they overpowered last year's grand slam winners, ireland. they only scored one try but won 25 points to 7. captain alun wynjones says they have now "put a big target on their backs" ahead of the world cup later this year. let's cross live to cardiff, john watson's is there. that was quite a performance from wales, wasn't it? what a performance the. what a performance wales knew what they had to do. the island here, and not only with the six nations title, but with the grant slam as well. t

swansea will be very well done there.final and one win away from their first fa cup final since 1984. substitute andre gray got their winner in a 2—1win over crystal palace at vicarage road. michael redford reports. neither wofford the team had one the cup into history. neither team had conceded a goal in their run to the final eight. that record came to an end for palace when this happened. not a moment before coming to remember. a striker who scored four goals in three games against watford, he very nearly became 5—4. what effect did not hate the warning fell. fa cup runner—up, and someone made him pay. beating wofford to— one in the final four. accept it was wofford who was celebrating this strength. ij great but the wind, two minutes after coming in as a substitute. cheers, tears, watford area substitute. cheers, tears, watford are a step closer to winning the real bank. —— real bank. wolves face manchester united in the next 15 minutes or so, kick off at 5 to 8 paul ince is at molineux with bbc sport, this game is on

sian lloyd in swansea, thank you. we can go back to the house of commons. correspondent vicki young, who's in the houses of parliament. the way this works, mps are physically walking through to make different lobbies to register their votes. labour mps can see who is voting with them and vice versa. the feeling from labour mps is that the government has lost this by anything between 40 and 60 votes. we don't know yet. we can speak to the vice chair of the conservative party, chris philp. what do you think is going on in there and what's your message to colleagues who have not supported the prime minister today? collea g u es supported the prime minister today? colleagues are currently voting. i voted a few minutes ago. i think we will have the result in the next ten minutes. i would say to colleagues that now is the time to deliver on the result of the referendum, the biggest ever exercising our democratic history, more than 33 million people voting. we told the public on both sides, and i voted to remain, but we told the public we would abide by the result

manchester city also came from behind to beat swansea 3—2...nute that after swansea had gone two goals up before half time.... but goals from silva, nordfeldt and then aguero means the quadruple is still on for city. it is the fa cup, that is why it is so special. we are in the semifinal. elsewhere watford were 2—1 winners over crystal palace... capoue and gray on the scoresheet to put them into the last four.... and manchester united have just kicked off against wolverhampton wanderers.. that's live on bbc one right now... there are just 5 premier league matches this weekend because of the cup , all three games today saw late drama and what a match we had at the london stadium. west ham were heading for defeat against bottom side huddersfield but two goals from chicarito hernandez saw them win 11—3 . huddersfield had led 3—1 , the first time they had scored 3 this season, but they are now 16 points off safety. elsewhere in the premier league a 94th minute goal from matt ritchie saw newcastle salvage a point away at bournemouth... leicester pla

scientists at swansea university are looking for people who think they may have the condition to takeg wrong, then we can start to look at mediation of this problem. then we can start to look at remediation of this problem. so we are working here in swansea at developing a rehabilitation programme for people with prosopagnosia. for boo, there is no real treatment for the condition at the moment, but she hopes better awareness of face blindness could make something as simple as a walk in a busy park a little less daunting. jordan davies, bbc news. now it's time for the weather with ben rich. heavy rain, gale force winds, snow over high grounds. the weather will throw all that at us. the jet stream is strong and racing, spinning up weather systems. some of the exact details, particularly for the weekend, are open to question. this area of low pressure will stay with us area of low pressure will stay with us throughout thursday. sliding further eastwards, opening the floodgates to some cold air digging its weight from the north. a chilly feeling they, particularly when you factor in the

scientists at swansea university are looking for people who think they may have the condition to take part of the brain is going wrong, then we can start to look at mediation of this problem. so we are working here in swansea at developing a rehabilitation programme for people with prosopagnosia. for boo, there is no real treatment for the condition at the moment, but she hopes better awareness of face blindness could make something as simple as a walk in a busy park a little less daunting. jordan davies, bbc news. england's women will be heading to this summer's football world cup in france as one of the favourites to win after beating japan three—nil last night. their win in florida is arguably the biggest success to date for the lionesses and comes at a perfect time. jo currie was watching the match in florida. cheering. england are lighting up the world stage, lifting the shebelieves cup, their biggest trophy to date. and what's more, in a world cup year. an occasion to celebrate. champions, against the odds. obviously we are delighted. as you can see from the celebrations in the

swansea had the perfect opportunity to equalise. up stepped bersa nt selina. . .and this happened.e. his lips, we know that. it was an awful penalty. bits like laughing at someone's misfortune, but it is funny. they lost 3—0. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. with brexit and other things prevailing, we will back with you in the afternoon. facebook is suffering the most severe outage in its history, with many of its services inaccessible to people across the world. users have been able to load the website, but not post to it. whatsapp, instagram and mobile phone app messenger — all owned by facebook — have also been disrupted. the company says it's trying to resolve the issue. let's now speak to ingrid lunden from techcrunch. what's lunden from techcrunch. your reading into this? it been what's your reading into this? it's been the most severe outage in its history. are you think it is interesting, because they haven't actually said what it was that because the outage, which has left a lot of people

a first international goal for swansea city's danjames was enough to secure three points for managerst competitive start. joe wilson was watching. close your eyes and you could almost be back at the six nations. but open them quick because the footballers of wales started this match at lightning pace, the breakfrom brooks, even when the slovakian defenders got the ball, danjames was too strong and too good. a first start for wales, a first goalfor wales! danjames! fifth minute of the game, first goalfor wales fifth minute of the game, first goal for wales first goal for wales for a 21—year—old. the kids got ryan giggs to his feet, the manager could not have done much better. there was danjames running down the wing, turning and tormenting and when the cross came out of the shadows, harry wilson missed. 1—0 is never secure and slovakia put wales under increasing pressure in the closing stages but the ball stayed out, wales hung on, up and running in qualifying and the autograph which mattered in cardiff was eight letters long. dan james. northern ireland, meanwhile, play belarus in be

and swansea's danieljames got the only goal in cardiff, as wales beat slovakia. as poland beat latviarobert lewandowski was among the scorers, as poland beat latvia 2—0. they too have won two. 2—0 in group i for belgium meanwhile. perfect start maintained. eden hazard and michy batshuayi on the score sheet against cyprus. also in that group, denis cheryshev scored twice in russia's 4—0 win in kazakhstan. and scotland won 2—0 in san marino. in africa, the last five places at this year's cup of nations have been decided. among the teams who've booked their places in egypt: the former champions — south africa and dr congo. percy tau scored both goals for south africa. they won 2—1 in libya — that qualifies them as runners—up of group e, behind nigeria. and cedric bakambu scored the only goal of the game as dr congo beat liberia to decide who qualified from group g along with zimbabwe. elsewhere, steve mounie scored the winner as benin beat togo 2—1 to qualify from group d. as mentioned, zimbabwe the group g winners they beat congo—brazzaville 2—nil. and, in group l, tanzania beat uganda

just to city came back from being two goals down against swansea city scored three times in the final twenty one minutes against the second tier team it was that was some fortune about cities when i said joe quero scored a form an offside position but the video assistant referee was not in use and the goal was allowed to each city the final score. and. mccain schieffer and has ended the alphen season with her sixtieth a wall's cup victory it came in the giant slalom an entourage on sunday twenty four year old already a wrap topped the overall total two weeks ago this was a record seventeenth world cup winner of the season but she also won the super bowl championship and gold medals puts her third on the all time list for women just twenty two behind lindsey vonn who are tied this year. and that's what a sport from one hundred back to world so thanks very much indeed and that's it for me for this news hour i'm going to be back in a moment with more of the day's news live from. a three year investigation into the pro-gun lobby. and three million. want to. reveal secrets and connections

in the in the premier league and you know a good position in the last sixteen champions league in swansea game so when when everybody is there enough to me we're going to win but no complaints no regrets each other that is the most important thing we can feel like an athlete like a sportsman manchester united had moved ahead of arsenal in two four and that's because the gunners could only draw with their place a top while united themselves came from behind to beat southampton three to two so please for the boys that the money to claw. three points out of this game cause. we spoke about half time just get some more urgency get in the box play more forward the structure then we'll sort the ball in for you. around madrid and barcelona are set to meet for the second time in just four days were beaten three nil by bar st in the copa del rey semifinals on wednesday this time they mean in the lead with rail sitting in third nine points behind bars so the top of the table. the n.b.a. has seen its highest scoring game in nearly three decades three hundred twenty nine points were scored as the chic

it is at swansea against manchester city.he moment. wonderful team. wejust have to hope they have a very bad day and we get very lucky. we have to be ourselves and play well. that is the challenge. you can see from the previous premier league games, not easy to get a shot on goal let alone score and when, but it is the fa cup and we will try, a one—off game, the beauty of the competition. we have to have the optimism and the dream. manchester united playing wolves is live. talking to cody and doherty. and an fa cup haircut before each round. what does it look like? not in the shape of an fa cup! you have a haircut by a barber, as you like, but he talks to you while you do it. nothing shaved into your head, whatever you like. also everton against chelsea. laura kenny is doing premier league prediction today. the champions league draw, four english sides in the last eight. alex scott, mark lawrenson in the chairs. and in the english football league, leeds against sheffield united, yorkshire rivalry, both vying to try and get in

scientists at swansea university are looking for people who think they may have the condition to takee mediation of this problem, so we are looking at here in swansea are developing a rehabilitation programme for people with prosopagnosia. for boo james, there is no real treatment for the condition at the moment, but she hopes better awareness of face blindness could make something as simple asa blindness could make something as simple as a walk in a busy park a little less daunting. jordan davies, bbc news. that is remarkable, isn‘t it? imagine not recognising your own mother when she is talking to you one of us. boo james says she has just given up on watching films because she can‘t follow the films because she can‘t follow the films because she can‘t recognise any of the basis of the main characters. can‘t follow the story. she is hereafter 7:30am this morning, if you have any questions or maybe if you have any questions or maybe if you suffer from face blindness yourself, do let us know and we will try to get to the bottom of things later on. because she did not even know she was

scientists at swansea university are looking for people who think they may have the condition to takeare looking at here in swansea are developing a rehabilitation programme for people with prosopagnosia. for boo, there is no real treatment for the condition at the moment, but she hopes better awareness of face blindness could make something as simple as a walk in a busy park a little less daunting. jordan davies, bbc news. in a moment the weather, but first here‘s victoria derbyshire with what she‘s got coming up in her programme at ten. good morning, our exclusive story today, a staggering £20 million was raised on crowdfunding sites last yearfor cancer raised on crowdfunding sites last year for cancer treatment not available on the nhs. you just think, where am i going to get that money from? it was like fundraising, fundraising, crowdfunding, it was just absolutely — it was... it was draining. doctors and charities are warning that crowdfunding can put families under even more pressure on when they are at their most vulnerable. also, last week to make room and told us they were ab

leaders in the in the premier league and you know good position in the last sixteen champions league in swansea game so when when everybody is there enough to doubt me we're going to win but no complaints no regrets each other that is the most important thing we can feel like an athlete like a sportsman manchester united have moved ahead of arsenal into fourth that's because of the gunners could only draw with their place taught them while united themselves came from behind to beat southampton three two. so please for the boys that the money it's to claw. three points out of this game cause. we spoke about half time just get some more urgency get ball in the box play more forward the structure then we'll sort the ball in for you. but i had a race in germany is really heating up buyer nina crushed brusha want five one on saturday to go level on points with one does legal leaders dortmund it's a far cry however from the situation italy where you ventus are closing in on the syria title they turn club have a commanding thirteen point lead and on sunday they face their closest rivals second place n

leaders in the in the premier league can you no good position in the last sixteen champions league in swansea game so. when when everybody is there enough to me we're going to win but no complaints no regrets each other that is the most important thing we can feel like an athlete like a sportsman manchester united have moved ahead of arsenal into four that's because the gunners could only draw with their place taught them while united themselves came from behind to beat southampton three two. so please for the boys the money to claw. three points out of this game cause. we spoke about it half time just get some more urgency get in the box play more forward and the structure then will sort the ball in for you but i had a race in germany is really heating up byron in a crushed russia want five one on saturday to go level on points with his legal leaders dortmund it's a far cry how rare from the situation italy where you ventus are closing in on the syria title the turn club have a commanding thirteen point lead and on sunday they face their closest rivals second place now plea you will have won

to the english fa cup when manchester city had to come from behind to beat swansea 3— to in the quarterfinalsfrom the 88th minute, at that after they went to close out before half—time, the goals from silva means quadruple is still on for city. it's a special, all of this, how many teens started, you know, this competition and we are in the semifinals, it's incredible, at winning this especially the one side when they play so that. elsewhere, wofford liked to— one winners on the score sheet putting them into the scoresheet. it's well into second half right now and they had scored, so they one mail app. just a fight at premier league matches this weekend because of the fa cup, all three games today saw late, and when a match we had at the london stadium. (heading for defeat against huddersfield, to goals saw them when 4—3 and a red against huddersfield, to goals saw them when a—3 and a red 3— against huddersfield, to goals saw them when 4—3 and a red 3— when the first time they'd scored three this season. they are now 16 points off its safety. elsewhere in the primarily, 94th minute goalfrom r

leaders in the in the premier league can do no good position in the last sixteen champions league in swansea game so when when everybody is there enough to doubt me we're going to win but no complaints no regrets each other and that is the most important thing we can feel like an athlete like a sportsman. nice to see united have moved ahead of arsenal into fourth arsenal drew one one zero with third place thought and while united came from behind to beat southampton three two so please for the boys the money to claw. three points out of this game cause. we spoke about it half time just get some more urgency get ball in the box play more forward and stretch it and we'll sort the ball in for you. well saul shows all the united she made david beckham left his mark on the opening day of the m.l.s. season in north america become a was at his former club but the l.a. galaxy it to unveil a statue of himself he want to m.l.s. titles during his time with the team the forty three year old is one of the owners behind in new franchise in miami set to join the league next year. you expected me not one of

host crystal palace in the afternoon kick—off, before quadruple—chasing manchester city travel to swanseaanager ole gunnar solskjaer was part of united's cup winning side 20 years ago, which went on to win the treble. to win trophies you have got to win at least one or two tough games. they are defining moments. we beat liverpool, chelsea and arsenal back then. you think you deserve like in then. you think you deserve like in the draw next time. wills away, a difficult game that can be. —— wills. comparisons, we are not challenging to win the league this year but we are challenging the other two trophies. that game is live on bbc one with kick—off at 7:55. there are also five games taking place in the scottish premiership today. it's second against fourth as rangers take on kilmarnock, with leaders celtic playing tomorrow. in tennis... roger federer and rafael nadal will face each other for the first time since 2017 in the semi—finals at indian wells after winning their respective quarterfinals. the two greats last played in the final of the shanghai masters. fourth seed federer eased pas

in the in the premier league can you know a good position in the last sixteen champions league in swansea game so. when when everybody is there enough to doubt me we're going to win but no complaints no regrets each other that is the most important thing we can feel like an athlete like a sportsman manchester united have moved ahead of arsenal into fourth that's because the gunners could only draw with third place top gnome while united themselves came from behind to beat southampton three two. so please for the voice that the money it's to claw. three points out of this game cause. we spoke about it half time just get some more urgency get ball in the box play more forward the stretch then we'll sort that ball in for you. but i had a race in germany is really heating up byron nina crushed russia one five one on saturday to go level on points with does legal leaders dortmund it's a far cry however from the situation italy where you ventus are closing in on the syria title they turn club have a commanding thirteen point lead and on sunday they face their closest rivals second place napoli

ideologies. 0k, thank you very much indeed for coming on, doctor elizabeth pearson from the university of swanseads of people attend vigils across new zealand to remember the victims of the mosque attacks — as the country's prime minister says her office received a message from the suspected killer minutes before the shootings. the chancellor, philip hammond, says a significant number of conservative mps have changed their minds and are prepared to back theresa may's brexit deal if it went back to the commons for another vote. ethiopia's transport minister says there are "clear similarities" between black box data from last week's crash, and that of an indonesian lion air plane that crashed last october. senior cabinet ministers, including the chancellor philip hammond, have said theresa may's brexit deal won't be put to the vote again in the commons this week if she can't pursuade enough mps to change their minds. he said attempts to win over critics — including the democratic unionists were still work in progress. 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. a second crushing defeat for the

south—west and wales have seen the worst of it, the highest wind speeds recorded on the mumbles near swanseaare going to see gusts of more likemph but there is a other yellow weather warning in place from the met office until six clock in the morning tomorrow and that is a threat to life warning because of the worries about falling debris from buildings, falling trees and we could indeed see some travel disruption by the morning. so, most people getting a taste of storm freya, she is in the midlands right now before heading north and east, light sleepers are infora north and east, light sleepers are in for a restless night. kathryn stanczyszyn , thank you for that, on bardon hill in leicestershire. the foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, says a tentative peace process to end yemen's civil war, is in the "last chance saloon." on a visit to the country, he said an agreement to end the fighting in the key port city of hodaydah, could be "dead of hodeidah could be "dead within weeks" if both sides don't stick to their commitments. thousands have died in the civil war between iran—backed houthi rebel

manchester city were 2—0 down at championship side swansea, but won 3—2.er. watford are also through to the semis after beating crystal palace. there were just three premier league matches because of the cup. match of the day follows the news, but if you want the results now then here they come. west ham came from behind to beat bottom side huddersfield 4—3. javier hernandez with two late goals for the hammers. leicester also won at burnley, bournemouth drew with newcastle. rangers slipped up again in their pursuit of the scottish premiership leaders, celtic. they drew at home to kilmarnock. third placed aberdeen also drew. there were wins for hamilton and hibs. celtic play tomorrow. the first race of the formula one season isjust a few hours away and lewis hamilton is on pole for the australian grand prix. the five—time champion qualified fastest in melbourne. his mercedes team—mate valteri bottas is also on the front row, with sebastian vettel third for ferrari. lots more on the bbc sport website, including details of a very successful day for great brit

then next weekend it's the fa cup against swansea.en about it, we have three competitions to play for next week. and everything hangs on these results. i mean, every game will be a final. and to win three finals in a row is difficult. so we will see. at the moment it is not on our minds yet. the six nations returns this weekend, with wales the only team still on course for the grand slam. scarlets and 0spreys players in the welsh side have been training against the backdrop of a bitter row over the on—off merger between the two regions, but centrejonathan davies says they'll be putting those distractions behind them on saturday. i think probably they are looking forward to a big test match on the weekend. that is what we love doing. that is what we are here to do. i think that is the most important thing for us, to focus on that. going there is a difficult place to play. that is where the focus is now with us. it will be a big weekend for them. as for scotland, captain greig laidlaw will start on the bench on saturday. ali price has b

first to our welsh correspondent in swansea.s been happening here? overall, the people of wales voted to leave. we are soaking up the sun here on the seafront in swansea. people in this cafe are starting to digest what is happening in westminster. gloria, you voted to leave. what is your reaction to what is happening?” you voted to leave. what is your reaction to what is happening? i am very disappointed. the prime minister has done all she possibly can do. i don't think anyone else to do any better. what is your response to the fact that she has no loss this vote again? well, what can we say? nobody can say truly what will happen now. uncertainty, definitely. concerned, really. you were too young to vote in the referendum. what do you make of what has been happening? i think the chaos, i would blame david cameron for all of it. you shouldn't have held the built in the first place and she should have been more prepared at the time for the potential of our leave votes, which is what we got on the end. theresa may should have know

much tighter affair in the championship in england, where the league—leaders norwich beat swansea tonighthe goal. norwich could in the second half. emi buendia's goal giving them their sixth league win in seven games. it's been confirmed this evening that tottenham will move into their new stadium this season, with their first premier league fixture to be played there in april, eight months later than planned. spurs were scheduled to move there in september towards the start of the season, but construction ran into delays. if brighton beat millwall in the fa cup on 17 march, crystal palace will be spurs' opponents on 3 april. if brighton are knocked out, it'll be they who line up against spurs on either the 6 or 7 april. as pep guardiola prepares his side to face watford tomorrow, the premier league have announced they're investigating manchester city for allegedly breaching financial fair play rules. yesterday, uefa said it, too, was looking into several alleged violations at the club. city claim the allegations are entirely false and manager pep guardiola insists the situation won't aff

after knocking out swansea, manchester city will play brighton at 5.30 on saturday the 6th of april and between wolves and watford, will take place a day later at 4pm and be broadcast on bt sport. ajoint bid from north and south korea are among a record nine expressions of interest to host the women's world cup in 2023. a decision will be made by fifa next march on who will follow france — who stage the tournament this year. one of the country's only black referees has highlighted the ongoing issue of racism in football. joel mannix — who officiates a lot of lower league and youth level games — believes his career has suffered as a result. he says the game is still failing to get to grips with the extent of the problem. iam not i am not going to sit here and say it is because i am black that has stopped me, because no one can stop me. yes, there will be more obstacles, yes i can say there will be obstacles, i am not stupid. when you walk into a boardroom and you shake someone‘s hand and they pull it away from you, hold on a minute. there are plugs which would hinder and say —— clubs whi

it was tight against swansea and took an unstoppable strike to take norwich five points clear at the premier league if they win against watford. second placed liverpool do not play burnley until tomorrow. pep guardiola said the match is vital for their chances of retaining the title. it is the last game before 21 days without premier league. everything is closed in terms of the few games until the end of the premier league —— it is close. it is important for us to ta ke close. it is important for us to take our points. johanna konta is through to the third round of indian wells after an impressive win. she w011 wells after an impressive win. she won 6—0, 6—2. perhaps the wobbles at the start of the season behind. she was once as high as fourth in the world. and might climb the rankings again. dan evans had six break points in the final set but could not convert and was bitten 6—3 in the decider by stan wawrinka. he is backin the decider by stan wawrinka. he is back in the top hundred after a drugs ban. that is all the sport. more in the next hour. a man has arrived at court, charged

dr elizabeth pearson studies extremism and the right—wing at the the university of swansea and says theroad church. we do talk about the extreme right, the far right, the radical right. but there are lots of different things going on, i do logically, when we look at the different groups that we catch under this umbrella term. and they don't all believe the same things. so, we got groups, for example, street movements that mobilise around the working class identity, like the english defence league, in this country. then we've got new groups emerging all the time on social media, the alt right. we've got groups that oppose women's rights, very traditionalist. and we've got groups that say their pro women's rights. we got an awful lot of things going on. and they're not all the same. i think that's also an important point to make. you mentioned the media. social media, but also the mainstream media. who clearly, all, have significant responsibilities at this time. how can they best exercise them, do you believe? you have to cover these events, they‘ re really important. you asked about sor

the swansea city player was making his first competitive start for wales, deputising for the injuredder that was well saved by wayne hennessey. wales held on for three crucial points in group e. they face the world cup finalists croatia in their next qualifier in june. job done, delighted to get off to a winning start, with the pressure, you try and play it down beforehand when the other teams have played and got three point, croatia, slovakia getting off to a winning start, it is nice for us to get off to a winning start. we had to work for it but in tonight's qualifiers northern ireland drawing 1—1 with belarus in belfast approaching the half hour mark. germany lead their big rivals netherlands 1—0 in amsterdam. manchester city's leroy sane with fine early goal. germany lead their big rivals netherlands 2—0 in amsterdam. manchester city's leroy sane with fine early goal. to tennis, where british number one kyle edmund defeated canadian milos raonic in straight sets in the third round of the miami 0pen. raonic took an early lead, but 19th seed edmund came back to take the first set

manchester city came back from being two goals down against swansea's city scored three times in thefinal twenty one minutes against a second tier team it was some fortune about city's winner sergio guerra scored from an offside position but the video system referee was not in use at this game and the goal was allowed three two to city the fines for. defending n.b.a. champions golden state warriors have clinched a playoff spot with a big win over the oklahoma city thunder steph curry start on the night with thirty three points klay thompson added twenty three more to lead visiting the warriors two hundred and ten to eighty eight thrashing of the thunder the warriors also set a franchise record it's their seventh consecutive playoff berth breaking reveals the record held by philadelphia from one nine hundred forty six three to one nine hundred fifty two. and a boxing star khana mcgregor made a surprise appearance at a boston bruins game ahead of st patrick's day the thirty year old irish fighter was there to drop the puck at the bird's game against the columbus blue jackets and the br

manchester city came back from being two goals down against swansea city scored three times in the final twenty one minutes against the second tier team there was some fortune about city's winners sergio guerra scored from an offside position but the video assistant referee was not in at this game and the goal was allowed three two to city the final score. spain's john graham holds a one shot lead heading into the final day of golf's player championship in florida the twenty four year old started the day five shots behind but an eight under par round of sixty four point in one stroke clear of war in mouth of roy and tommy fleet which for more world number one tiger woods continued to struggle over three late birdies though helped him salvage a seventy two but he still twelve shots off rights. and that's all your support for now more later back to you rob thanks very much indeed did you go poland's going to get a couple of minutes with more on all these stories on world matheson thanks for being with a part of. my name using some people saying that my feelings are only programmed that the

swansea went on to lose 3—0. you have got to feel for him. awful.nd of go youthful. i think they were all just was not them. they probably saved the youthful for later on. —— you fool. let's return to our top story now. even by recent standards, it was an extraordinary night in parliament yesterday, as mps and even cabinet ministers defied government whips to take the prospect of a no—deal brexit off the table. today, they'll be voting on whether to request an extension to push brexit back beyond the 29th of march. we're going to be talking to people who are involved in westminster beyond that, but we also want to get a view from the other side of the channel. mairead mcguinness is an irish mep and she's also vice—president of the european parliament. she joins us from strasbourg. thank you so much, delighted to have you on the programme this morning andi you on the programme this morning and i think a really valid point of view first. a would be interested to know what you made of the votes last night and wheezing the uk is now in terms of moving t

cup as part record drupal this season they want to nail down in the first half against second to swansea but it's who won with about fifteen minutes to go manchester united have a tricky trip to wolves later on wales sealed the six nations rugby championship in style with a commanding twenty five seven victory over ireland in cardiff on saturday hadley park scored the home team's only trial of the match while gareth anscombe the remaining points means the welsh won all the matches in this is tournament a grand slam that is is the third time in eleven seasons they've done this now and it's also a fourteenth straight test win for wales or england and scotland of played out a thrilling thirty eight all draw in london the english needed ireland to beat wales they have any chance of taking the title in the days early much france overcame it left the italians bottom of the standings without a win bangladesh is cricketers have arrived home in dakar after scape in the christ church mosque shootings they flew home after the cancellation of their third test against new zealand which was due to sta

a free flowing first half from swansea had the championship side two up in half—an—hour but city providedeper and then late on, he headed in for the winner. it looked like he should have been given offside. the kind of break a team needs for a cup run. still fighting on four fronts. joining them in the semifinals will be watford. a side who bucked the trend and put the cup first by resting players in the league. a gamble with the winner against crystal palace. a goal to take watford to wembley in a competition that makes a special memories. west ham staged an astonishing comeback to beat huddersfield town a—3 in stoppage time at the london stadium. javier hernandez was brought off the bench in the second half and scored a quickfire double with his second in the 91st minute, clinching victory for the hammers. leicester city managed a dramatic victory of their own, beating burnley with a last—minute goal from wes morgan to win 2—1. harry maguire was sent off so they played with 10 men for most of the match. and newcastle rescued a point at bournemouth with a stunning equaliser in stoppage t

it was tight against swansea, and it took an unstoppable strike from emi buendia to take norwich fiveeh su—wei of taiwan. konta won 6—0, 6—2, so perhaps showing signs that the wobbles at the start of the season are behind her, as she looks to climb up the women's rankings. she was once as high as fourth in the world. dan evans was playing as well. he had six break points in the final set, but was beaten 6—3 in the decider by stan wawrinka. evans is back in the world's top 100, after a drugs ban. what on earth has happened to the champions in the rugby league? wigan warriors have suffered their fourth defeat in five games. this time beaten by the bottom club, huddersfield, as well. kruise leeming scored the opening try of the game for the giants in a 14—6 victory. hudderfield stay bottom, but are now level on points with leeds and wigan. now, it's a huge year ahead for british road cycling. for the first time in 37 years, the world championships are coming to the uk in september, coming to yorkshire, and what's more, there will be a sportif — a chance for over 5000 amateur riders to ex

but whether its central london or swansea, there's always the risk of having one or three too many.y for people to rely on somebody, even if they make poor decisions. 0k. that's perfect. if you're just gonna grab all those and start heading down. they're volunteers and have notjust helped the nhs, but been credited with lowering crime. we've definitely seen a reduction in kind of violence against the person which obviously, people get drunk they tend to fight. hi, everyone. thank you all for coming tonight. i know it's a bit wet and miserable outside but it's awesome that you're all here, we definitely do appreciate it. do you two want to be paired up together again? yes. with high vis jackets instead of halos, these are the soho angels and this is their drink tank. with help from stjohn ambulance volunteers, nurses and paramedics, it was one of the first such schemes to get funding from nhs england. despina boyiazis is one of the angels. the police have let us know that there's a lady that's with a friend who's quite intoxicated, needs a bit of help to get home tonight. sojust goin

after knocking out swansea, manchester city will play brighton at 5:30 on saturday the 6th of april ate place a day later at apm. the women's fa cup semis will both take place the following sunday, both will be live on the bbc. ajoint bid from north and south korea is among a record nine expressions of interest to host the women's world cup in 2023. a decision will be made by fifa next march on who will follow france, who stage the tournament this year. dame kelly holmes, paula radcliffe and sharron davies are writing to the international olympic committee to ask for more research on the benefits of being a transgender athlete. they're worried about sport being manipulated, questioning whether it's fair for a biological man to compete alongside women. competing athletes who've transitioned have to keep their testosterone levels below a certain level for at least a year, but radcliffe says more research is needed. josh warrington will defend his ibf world featherweight title against another yorkshireman in june. warrington will take on kid galahad in his home city of leeds in the second

yes, indeed, our wind speeds hardly comparable, but these are the scenes yesterday in swansea where wecross parts of northern england and the south—west with salt winds well above 64 mph. that has caused a bit of damage. a bit of disruption to your morning commute as well and the out onto that we saw some heavy snowfall as well especially across parts of cumbria, which will still be lying around, causing some icy and slippery conditions at the moment across some parts of northern england. the good news is, though, the worst of storm freya has now moved off into the north sea, and we will see things improve through the day, nowhere near as windy and the wind certainly nowhere near as damaging or destructive as some of the images that you are just seeing right now. we will talk to you later, find out what is happening in the rest of the country as well. thank you very much. president donald trump has blamed congress's questioning of his former lawyer for the breakdown in talks with north korean leader kim jong—un. last night, the president tweeted that michael cohen's hearing being held

would my honourable friend agree that people who voted leave in swansea and elsewhere voted for moreor this shoddy deal? mr speaker, however people voted in the referendum, they want certainty of their future and they want certainty of theirjobs and surrounding their trade. i give way to the father of the house. i rather agree with him on the broad principles he sets out for our final aspirations and long—term goals. and i voted for him the last time he put the principles forward , the last time he put the principles forward, but earlier he was giving his reasons for voting against the withdrawal agreement tonight. actually, none of the things he mentioned had anything to do with the withdrawal agreement. could he explain what his objection is to the deal we have on citizens' rights and what is the objection to the agreement on the money we owe and what on earth is the objection to the irish backstop that leaves him to put the whole thing in peril if he carries out his threat to vote against it tonight? we had a very pleasa nt against it tonight? we had a very pleasant chat during th

fabulous sunrises, as you can see from our beautiful weather watchers pictures of swansea this morningouth—west england, into south—east wales. for the rest of us, a largely dry picture. a fair bit of cloud around. some of that will melt away. sunny spells will develop. we hang onto the patchy rain and result in the north—west. temperatures, highs of up north—west. temperatures, highs of up to 14—15 across parts of aberdeenshire, london, east anglia and south—east wales. through the evening and overnight we hang onto the rain and across the north—west of scotland, still quite breezy. under clear skies it'll be a chilly night. some of us seeing pockets of frost. others will see some patchy mist fog forming. tomorrow morning that will lift fairly readily. high pressure firmly in charge. instead of being anchored out to the south—west you can see how it is right across us. that means more of us will have dry conditions and there will be more sunshine around. we will lose the rain from the north—west. here it will be quite gusty, gusts up to 50 mph. sunshine around. feeling warmer as a res