nottingham forest still have automatic promotion hopes after thrashing swansea 5—1.ction in league one, which has decided both promotion spots, three relegation places, and the last three play—off places. wigan have been confirmed as champions, and rotherham united will be promoted alongside them — they won 2—0 at gillingham, georgie kelly scored the goal that means they'll return to the championship after being relegated last year — a result that means gillingham go down to league two. both sets of fans invaded the pitch afterwards. that means that the third team in contention for automatic promotion, mk dons, will go into the play—offs, despite winning 5—0 at plymouth argyle, with scott twine scoring four of the goals. it means argyle, who had a man sent off, slip to seventh place and wycombe wanderers take the last play—off spot at their expense. so wigan athletic are promoted as champions, along with rotherham. mk dons, sheffield wednesday, sunderland and wycombe are the four teams who'll contest the play—offs with plymouth argyle missing out. at the other end of

new research by swansea university looking at period education recommends giving teachers more time,ial aspects of the menstrual cycle. a female would receive one or two lessons within their school kind of attendance. and that was very much limited by the time that the teachers had, but also resources that they had to teach that. and also the comfort of their own experiences. here in wales, a government spokesperson said... the scottish government said... in northern ireland, the department of education spokesperson said... the uk government said in england... for these friends, they want to see more done to change period education to lessons that empower instead of embarrass. now it's time for a look at the weather with darren. hello there. we have seen sunny spells developing today, and, again, most places fine and dry. it has been a very dry april for much of the country. we have seen above average rainfall across eastern scotland and some of the driest weather has been across central and south—eastern parts of england where about one third of the expected rainfall so far. the pro

thank you so much for outlining that for us. professor yvonne mcdermott reese from swansea university ah hungry nationalist, a prime minister victor oberon has won a 4th consecutive term and office is finished party fort off on the lines of opposition parties in sunday selection and said to regain its 2 thirds majority in parliament pro government newspapers have election winner, victor or bon, splashed across their front pages of 4th victory. that for some comes as little surprise in these on, but i trust they will be why is when investing the money they stole. despite some pull predictions, the results were clear, the governing party fetus. once again, 12 thirds of the popular vote, or bon supporters partied into the night, celebrating his victory. this was an our message to europe is we are not history. we are the future when the opposition alliance was disappointed. challenger peter marquee sees himself as a victim of the pro government media system to the natural gas. and it should be clear to everyone that the media tip, the scales in favor of fidel stacks, copied us back. there

inevitable for derby, they go down to league one with defeat today and a fightback from reading against swansea nately, fa ns unfortunately, fans will have known that the state was going to come for a while now. derby county started out the season with a 21 point deduction because the club went into administration, itjust proved to be too much of a mountain to climb for the team and for wayne rooney, it was confirmed that they will be relegated this afternoon, and that was because of two results. they were beaten away from home 1—0 and the other results came via reading because reading had to better the result forjb to be relegated, unbelievably, one of the games of the day, if not when the games of the day, if not when the games of the season, they came from 4—1 down, we can see the winning goal here from tom mcintyre to make it for all in injury time. that point there relegated darby county to league 1. it's the first time they've gone down to the third tier since 1986. so it really is a big story in english football, this. we saw some of the darby fans there who have been so loyal all season

in north wales and want to watch international sports you have to travel four hours to cardiff or swansea. the wrexham race course with its historic cop stand is home to wembley bound wrexham football club. it's the oldest international stadium in the world and forms part of our leveling up fund bid. would the prime minister agree that round two of the leveling up fund offers an excellent opportunity to level up access to sport? >> there could be no better can pair -- campaigner for wrexham and sport. i will do what i can. she will know that from the 121 million first round of the leveling up fund was awarded uh to wales and i'm sure that wrexham has every chance of success in the future. >> the prime minister has been asked about sodium valparaise scandal previously, but sean linton at the sunday times this weekend revealed that campaigners were blacklisted including my constituent emma murphy who is here in the gallery today. advice from the cumberland report has been ignored warnings , are still not on medication as of a couple of weeks ago and the redress scheme is still not forthcomi

the games at swansea and west brom ended in draws.o salford city at home confirming their releagtion from league 2, but that doesn't tell half the story because the last 13 minutes of that game were played behind closed doors. let's speak to our reporterjoe lynskey. joe, an extraordinary hour or so at boundary park. ultimate relegated from league 2, losing their place in the football league in the most remarkable circumstances because with just over ten minutes to go, 2—1 tout at home to salford city tome, they was a pitch invasion, autumn supporters releasing the anchor of their photo in the league they have had in the last 12 months and also protesting against their owner. of even unfurled a banner in the centre circle telling him to get out of the club. the owner is a moroccan who bought the club in 2018 when they were in league 1, and he is the reason now that four years on, many ultimate fans think they have had this extreme downfall since either out of the football people together, because they did, after nearly two hours, get t

the games at swansea and west brom ended in draws.dary park stopped play inside the final 15 minutes. they were losing 2—1 to salford city, a result that would see them relegated. let's speak to our reporter joe lynskey, who has actually been in 0ldham this week, looking at the club's demise. this looking at the club's demise. would appear to be a end this would appear to be a very sorry end to their league status but we don't know that for sure because we don't know that for sure because we don't know that for sure because we don't know if that result stands? it don't know if that result stands? it is an extraordinary situation in 0ldham, a lot of anger around the town is to watch their team to send down league 2 in the last 12 months. that anger spilled onto the pitch itself which is to few minutes to go and a sidejust minutes itself which is to few minutes to go and a side just minutes away from being relegated to non—league. the fans came onto the playing surface and that pitch invasion turned into and that pitch invasion turned i

they'll be hoping that reading slip up at home to swansea.aldson hasjust taken the fifth frame to go 3—2 up. the winner of this one will face the six—time champion ronnie o'sullivan. there's a close match on the other table. anthony mcgill leading liam highfield 8 frames to 6. it's the first to 10 at this stage emma raducanu is in stuttgart ahead of her first wta tournament on clay. she was struggling with blisters during her billiejean cup defeat in prague, that contributed to gb's loss to czech republic over the weekend. the teenager's participation was in doubt but she's been limbering up ahead of her first match against the australian storm sanders who is ranked 16th in the world. she's had a shaky start to life on tour after her us open triumph last year. lots of ups and downs, she should be used to that supporting tottenham. that's all the sport for now. south africa is deploying 10,000 soldiers to assist search and rescue efforts after mudslides killed 443 people and caused widespread damage to infrastructure. the weekend's heavy rainf

they were 4—0 down to swansea. there�*s nowjust one in it, 4—3.county also looking to keep survival hopes alive at qpr. at the top, bournemouth looking to calm their promotion jitters with a win over coventry, 3—0. liverpool host man united in the premier league tomorrow night, knowing a draw or win will take them to the top of the table. managersjurgen klopp and ralf rangnick are good friends and this will be the first time the two managers face off against each other, outside of germany. and klopp was asked how theirfriendship is, ahead of one of the biggest games in english football. 0n hold! on hold! laughter we have _ on hold! laughter we have not - on hold! laughter we have not had i oh hold! laughter - we have not had contact oh hold! laughter _ we have not had contact since he has beenin we have not had contact since he has been in england, i respect hisjob and he respects mine. i respect him for everything he has done in his career, to be honest. incredible jobs where ever he was. a difficult one at manchester united, obviously, thatis on

reading and swansea, aberystwyth, merseyside and manchester and then reaching south—western parts of, lots of sunny spells around, too. up to 18, 19 degrees in the south. chilly in the north. this is the outlook for the north. this is the outlook for the week ahead so we have the unsettled start to the week with the weather front approaching. warms up nice and gently to around 17, 18 degrees in the south, mid teens in the north and friday also mid teens. i am sticking my neck out a bit for the easter weekend. find pressure builds and that generally means settled weather. looking at the weather map, i am thinking this wind around this area of high pressure could be parky. overall, we are going to call it a dry weekend, easter weekend with some sunshine. can we hold you to that? you said you were sticking your neck out, even that with your easter tree behind you and blue skies, you have put your neck the line. i have, haven't i? there is no going back now. treading on eggshells. very good. ifeel like we have boxed you in, so sorry. you are now responsible. it was an amateurjockey that

live in north wales and want to watch international sport, you have to travel hours to cardiff or swanseaccess to sport?! well, there could be no better campaigner for - access to sport?! well, there could i be no better campaigner for wrexham and be no better campaignerfor wrexham and for the interests of wrexham sport. i will do what i can, mr speaker, but she will now that 121 million from the first round of the levelling up fund was awarded to wales, and i'm sure that wrexham has every chance of success in the future. . ~ every chance of success in the future. ., ~' , ., every chance of success in the future. ., ~' ,, ~ every chance of success in the future. ., ~ ~ .,~ future. thank you, mr speaker. the prime minister _ future. thank you, mr speaker. the prime minister has _ future. thank you, mr speaker. the prime minister has been _ future. thank you, mr speaker. the prime minister has been asked i future. thank you, mr speaker. the | prime minister has been asked about the sodium valproate scandal previously, and in the sunday times this weekend they revealed campaigners were black

other projects proposed, like this and the severn i proposed, like this and the severn estuary in swanseaspoken to many institutional and sovereign fund investors who have been keen to pick up the tab for the whole project because that project will last for 100 years and throw off good returns as well as benefiting the whole of north wales. well, we will watch your progress with interest. henry dixon, from the north will tidal energy group, thank you very much forjoining us. if and you can find out more about the upcoming local elections in denbighshire county council on 5th may, including information on how to vote, and who your local candidates are, by going to the council website denbighshire.gov.uk. and just before we wrap up and go, we will speak to a local outreach worker who is trying to reach people in this part of wales are needing to use food banks because they are really feeling the pinch with the cost of living crisis. thank you, we may see some sand castles behind you if you have time, martine. , ,., , martine. yes, i find some shelter decorate one _ martine. yes, i find some

i assume that is swansea. a very beautiful sunrise. very good morning.nd southern scotland dry this morning. into the afternoon, more cloud commerce showers. heaviest the further north you are but many of you will spend more of the day dry and not may be quite as cold. the wind not as strong. tonight, the wind will be lighter and showers confined to northern scotland, northern ireland, parts of wales and the west midlands. a cold night quite widely. a quick glimpse at saturday. a crisp start. showers in wales into the midlands and continuing across parts of scotland but elsewhere, fewer showers. more sunshine. feeling milder into showers. more sunshine. feeling milder into sunday. showers. more sunshine. feeling milder into sunday. thanks. mike is in aintree. looking better than yesterday. it is a beautiful morning. no wind, it is a beautiful morning. no wind, i am glad to say, which is good, because it is ladies' day and they will be hats, fascinators, and a perfect day for those because there is no wind. this is the winner is' enclosure. there will be

carolyn harris, mp, thank you for talking to us from - thank you for talking to us from swansea. to change the world. no googling. the web wasn't created then either. the national museum of computing is marking the zx spectrum's 40th year since its launch in 1982, and a new industry was born. what we have here is a zx spectrum. this was released 40 years ago to a very surprised market. it is a home computer. sinclair 's intention was that it would be used in educational or business uses, but because of its popularity in the home, what the kids wanted to do was play games on it. the irony is that that made it a far more successful machine. what i've noticed is that there is no controller. how did you use the actual game? in the early days you had to use the keyboard. and the classic up, down, left and right were matched to keys on the keyboard. the typical combination was q, a, o and p. it was used then to control the game. later on, peripherals were added so you could put standard joysticks in. this is all new to me, but if you grew up in the 805 you may have had one of these in