it was thanks to her and her brilliant saves, that meant gb, team gb ended up as 0lympic meant gb, teamded up as olympic gold medallist and her wonderful performance has really continued since 2016. this is the third time she has won it, she has w011 third time she has won it, she has won it every year since then. 2018, isa won it every year since then. 2018, is a bright yet again. it started but on the gold coast of australia, the common wealth games as she helped england get a bronze medal. but later on, it was a huge moment for team england again as they hosted the women's world cup in london. no medals for england, they went out in the court of the quarterfinals. it had been tipped as one of the favourites, but she pulled off some very good performances, hence the fact she has once again nominated and has won this award. she takes away the trophy, one player who is also nominated who might have been done ha rd nominated who might have been done hard done by it was the irish goalkeeper who helped ireland get all the way to the world cup final. they got there mostly to her and some wo

maxi zee is excited at the prospect of representing team gb. many years into the dance form as well as competing around the world and yet, basically to bea around the world and yet, basically to be a part of the olympics as a whole as our culture and community, iam whole as our culture and community, i am really fired up because it will put the dance form on to more people. wakefield trinity got their first win of the season in super league, beating catalans dragons 22—12. catala ns led heading towards half—time but two tries in three minutes just before the break put wakefield out of sight. they closed out a less eventful second half, to move up to eighth... here's some more of tonight's stories the four—time major champion rory mcilroy has a one shot lead at the wgc event in mexico. he's on eight under par, just ahead of american dustin johnson, with england's tyrell hatton three shots further back. nico hulkenberg topped the time sheets at the end of the first week of formula one preseason testing in barcelona. but he'll be hoping his renaul

it was thanks to her and her brilliant saves, that meant gb, team gb ended up as olympic gold medallistis the third time she has won it, she has won it every year since then. 2018, isa won it every year since then. 2018, is a bright yet again. it started but on the gold coast of australia, the common wealth games as she helped england get a bronze medal. but later on, it was a huge moment for team england again as they hosted the women's world cup in london. no medals for england, they went out in

team gb says they welcome new sports and will work with the relevant bodies to develop our relationshipse that, for the first time, a dance discipline is being considered for inclusion" 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 more now on brexit — the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been in brussels this afternoon meeting the eu‘s chief negotiator michel barnier. he‘s been speaking to journalists in the last few minutes — let‘s listen to what he had to say. we‘ve just had a series of very useful, informative and very frank discussions with representatives of the european union, and of course with michelle barnier. the danger of a with michelle barnier. the danger of 3110 with michelle barnier. the danger of a no deal exit from the european union from britain is a very serious and very present one. we from the labour party have made it very clear that we do not countenance a no deal exit, because of the danger to jobs and supply chains in the manufacturing industry, as well as the food processing and many other in

thought that i would even get to the stage of riding a bike that alone retaining my place on the gb team. you don't realise what you've got until it has gone so yes, just super grateful to be here and have another crack at it. follow coverage of the track cycling championships across the bbc from tomorrow through till the 3rd march. that's nearly all we've got time for. just quickly to tell you that brendan rodgers has officially been confirmed as the new manager of leicester city. he's said i m very privileged and honoured to be here as leicester city manager and ill give my life to make the supporters proud of their club. together, we ll be stronger and i m looking forward to working with the players, staff and supporters to make the right steps forward. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. an internal briefing paper released by the government on the impact of a no deal brexit, is warning of significant effects on cross border trade, on tariffs which would have to be paid, and on the northern ireland economy. the document says tens of thousands of business

added pressure for the british teams, knowing they're likely to need a medal if they re to secure funding for the next winter olympics in 2022. nick hope has been to meet the gb'sbritish bobsleigh for man team believed they were genuine 0lympic medal contenders but they were left devastated after finishing 17th and 18th which led to the funding being com pletely 18th which led to the funding being completely axed. jung chang was difficult, my most difficult one so farand i'm difficult, my most difficult one so far and i'm not one to shed a tear over sport that hurt. i am not sure what happened but i went back to the olympic games now i think i would do a betterjob. we ran out of gas after a successful season. we are keen to climb up that leaderboard because we are out for redemption. results this season for the men's and women's teams have been mixed. there have been near mrs but no gold—medal survive. that has not stopped them enjoying life of ice. sometimes they do stupid things to each other, it is how we keep the morale up sometimes. we'll have a joke and a laugh and from that we have a plan and programme climbed up to get us in the best shape possible. all

one of the stars of team gb's hockey gold at the rio 0lympics, maddie hinch, has been named the worldm, known as 'blaze'. he's been smashing records on the track. blaze completed 100 metres injust13.a8 seconds — only a few seconds off seasoned professionals. grown—ups, that is. his dad has been posting his races online with a following of over 270,000. he is seven. i am in my 50s. i would dream of being that quick tomorrow, 0k? dream of being that quick tomorrow, ok? you might ask where i am going with this. i am racing in the indoor grand prix in birmingham in the 60 metres heat, it's an experiment i've been shown how to warm up at the british athletes winter training camp in tenerife — learned a new way of running, from athlete harry aikines—aryeetey, practicsing by start, also with rising star reece prescod. he showed me how to start a blocks. british athletics want to see the difference overjust 60 metres between an ageing over weight bloke off the sofa and the top athletes. lane number four. what lane numberfour. what will the difference 'cause will i qualify for the final? it wi

it's a big day for british tennis as gb's fed cup team hope playing in front of a home crowd for thegest hotel booking websites, have agreed to make changes designed to end misleading sales tactics. it follows an investighation from the competition watchdog and from september, the firms including expedia, hotels.com, and ebookers, will have to be clear about which hotels have paid them for higher rankings on their sites, to end pressure selling. tom burridge reports. they are the big websites for hotel bookings mould wide but are they giving you the best deal or is their information misleading? you don't wa nt to information misleading? you don't want to miss a deal if you think it is good. they always have these things flashing, only so many rooms left, so that is pressure.|j things flashing, only so many rooms left, so that is pressure. i would look elsewhere to find a cheaper generally. they do not have the best deals. claims like this on booking. come that there are only five rooms ina come that there are only five rooms in a hotel on its site not quite you would imagine says the

earlier katie boulter had put gb ahead winning her singles rubber in three sets. there are eight teamsp winners facing each other in a playoff on saturday. the winner of that will then get a chance to play off for a place in the world group ii. there was one game in rugby league's super league tonight — and castleford tigers are top of the table after beating hull fc 26—18. cass scored five tries in the match including two from michael shenton to maintain their 100% start to the season. that is all the support from us for now. you are watching bbc news and some breaking news to bring you know, we are hearing that the body brought to portland port today has been formally identified by the corn art formally identified by the corn art for dorsett of the professional footballer sala. it went missing when the plane went down over the english channel. the plane was found in the channel on monday. the body retrieved today. the families of sala and the pilot have been updated and they will continue to be supported by family liaison officers. the coroner will continue to investigate the circums

we will meet the gb team. look at me naturally posing with the microphone they are.watson, konta, but stars of the future as well.|j familiar names, watson, konta, but stars of the future as well. i did look and think they looked so young. what time are we showing that? 6:55 a.m., andjust after8:30 what time are we showing that? 6:55 a.m., and just after 8:30 a.m.. what time are we showing that? 6:55 a.m., andjust after 8:30 a.m.. have you spoken to anyone? kenneth branagh? did you call him ken, kenny? no, icalled branagh? did you call him ken, kenny? no, i called him kenneth branagh! we are talking about his new film, in which he plays shakespeare. let's look at the papers, and the front pages of the metro lead with a death at a festival in dorset. the court heard her boyfriend, who denies manslaughter, filmed her as she was dying. the trial is ongoing. the daily express leads with reports that the force has literally run out of offices, the times front page reports that driverless cars could be used on uk roads by the end of the year. the express leads on their own

earlier, her team—mate katie boulter had dismissed ivana jorovic in straight sets. it means gbsport for now. enjoy the rest of your evening. the owner of topshop, sir phillip green, paid a female employee more than £1 million to keep quiet after she accused him of kissing and groping her, according to the daily telegraph. the paper says the senior female employee, who hasn't named for legal reasons, was one of five members of staff who signed gagging orders after being bullied or harassed. let's take a look at some of today's other news: a 21—year—old man has lost four fingers after touching a rubber grenade fired by police during demonstrations in paris. riot police used tear gas to disperse protestors after cars were set alight and banks attacked. thousands have joined the so—called yellow vest rallies across the country. the mostly peaceful demonstrations against president macron‘s economic reforms are now in their 13th week. police in hull have been given more time to question a 24—year—old man arrested in connection with the disappearance of the missing student libby squir

earlier katie boulter had put gb ahead winning her singles rubber in three sets. there are eight teamsplay off for a place in the world group ii. and castleford tigers have gone top of the super league after a 26—18 win at hull fc. tigers scored five tries in the match including two from michael shenton to maintain their 100% start to the season. and that's all your sport for now. hello. we are seeing quite a stormy speu hello. we are seeing quite a stormy spell of weather across the uk. say goodbye to one area of low pressure that brought gwyn guscott to 79 mph over the last 2a hours —— brought wind gusts. our eyes are drawn to the next lump of cloud which is the next storm system, storm eric, named by irish forecasters, and it is a bigger system, so the stronger winds associated with the low will be affecting a larger portion of the uk, there will also be heavy rain around as well. now the first signs of the wet weather really getting into western areas at the moment and will continue to push eastwards overnight with the rain always heaviest across the north and west, a little lighte

world championships in canada because without it he says the team has won't be able to challenge for a medal. sport have withdrawn funding for gbin 2022 hall needs to do well in whistler. he's been piloting borrowed and old sleds in recent competitions. including one in germany when they secured their best result in 13 years. it's massively important. if we don't have it, we really don't stand a chance. it's likely lewis hamilton driving a peugeot 106 in the f1. so we need the equipment, we got the start, we've got the drive, it's just the equipment‘s the last piece of the puzzle to really get us on that podium. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the prisons minister says there are early signs of reduced violence in ten of england's worst—affected prisons. last year, rory stewart promised to resign if he was unable to tackle the problem. but mr stewart has also warned some prisons such as nottingham continue to cause serious concern. our home affairs correspondent, danny shaw, has been to visit. 0k, guys, we're going to do a routine cell search this afternoon... the value of experience. these

, to make it 6 wins out of 6, for britain's fed cup team, as they try to qualify for the world group. people have been asked about this on twitter. gblay—off in april. then there is a chance to be promoted to the top tier. it is quite confusing try to figure it out. it is quite condensed. if they win today they top the group. ben mee big final through to april. the crowds are very enthusiastic. —— ben mee big final. we spick more injust a moment. first we need to sarah about the weather. it has been miserable. that picture is stunning, but is a real example of what going on. we have some disruptive weather because storm erik is moving in from the north—west. it will bring windy weather wherever you are today. strong winds, some heavy rainfall, blustery showers. the weather will eventually improve through the weekend but certainly today and tomorrow we have the influence of storm eric. here it is moving into the north—west, you can see the isobars on the chart, showing it will be a very windy day around the country. we have heavy rain this morning across parts of scotland, north—west england, wales, the south—west. this is a cold fro

was hugely popular as an invitation event at the youth olympics last year in buenos aries, though team gb. it does mean disappointment though for sports like squash and karate which won't continue past tokyo. that does all the support for now. —— make all the sport. that does all the support for now. -- make all the sport. thank you. labour leaderjeremy corbyn has called the decision by the home secretary to revoke the citizenship of shamima begum — the british teenager who joined so called islamic state — a very extreme manoeuvre. meanwhile, begum herself has suggested she will try to seek dutch citizenship through the family of her dutch husband who she married in raqqa in 2015. joining me from amsterdam is dutch journalist frederike geerdink, who also spent a year in the mountain camps and at military bases of the kurdish armed movement in iraq and syria. thank you for being with us. she is suggesting she might want to go to the netherlands and might get dutch citizenship. is that possible?” the netherlands and might get dutch citizenship. is that possible? i do not think she has much

team gb says they welcome new sports and will work with the relevant bodies to develop our relationships. with the paris games organisers only proposing four sports to the ioc, it means that squash, karate and chess are among those that will not have the chance to compete. it's the final day of formula 1 testing and lewis hamilton has recorded the fastest time so far. —— daniel ricciardo is the fastest so far. you can find more on that and all those stories on the bbc sport website. with 36 days to go before brexit — radio 1's newsbeat is in dover throught the day. it s europe s busiest port and they're going to be hearing from local businesses that rely on it — and discuss what exactly will happen when the uk leaves the eu. let's cross live to dover — and join newsbeat‘s politics editorjim connolly. hi there. welcome to dover, the busiest port in the country. give you a sense of scale, a fifth of the goods that come into the country coming through there, £122 billion a year. if you were to line up all the lorries that come through here every single day, they would go back from here all

team gb didn‘t have any competitors.should be in there. people have to be... especially karate, because we have to get together, unite and state why we should be in there and i think this could possibly happen. manchester city say a fan is in a critical condition in hospital in germany following an alleged assault after their champions league game last night. they say they are working with the greater manchester police and german police to ascertain more information. club staff have remained in germany to support the family of the victim. wales and northern ireland have been paired together in the qualifying draw for the women‘s 2021 european championships. they have also been put in the same group as top seeds norway, belarus and the faroe islands. scotland will face former head coach as they have been drawn with her finland side as well as portugal, albania and cyprus. as hosts, england do not have to qualify. in rugby league, widnes vikings have postponed this weekend in‘s match against the sheffield eagles while cond