the rfu say they will have a meeting with vunipola.ey will meet with vunipola internally. vunipola offended what folau had to say. —— defended what. they certainly interpret their christianity in a different way to make comes to lgbt people and vunipola, without using is struggling which is next use, said he felt gay people were living against god's will. the common soul is certainly caused a storm and certainly are going to be dealt with —— the comments certainly cause. vunipola going on to say he felt a relationship should be between men and women. what does this say about players and their social media use was yellow it's a really big topic —— social media use? was yellow it's a really big topic -- social media use? it's a really big topic. it's open a can of worms. they will be owed dammit —— there will be those who say folau and —— there will be those who say folau and vunipola macro the big issue here, not a case of people saying that they cannot practise their christianity but should they be using these social media platforms to

but it very noticeable how both club and the union have acted pretty quickly to condemn what vunipolather. st helens have gone back to the top of superleague tonight after a 38—12 victory over warrington. the wolves had begun the evening ahead of saints on points difference but six trys from 6 different scorers did the damage for saints. mark percival and winger regan grace amongst the scorers. in the nights other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30 points to 20. the challenge cup is also back underway this weekend. two games tonight, and two big wins for the superleague sides. leeds beating workington town by 78 points to 6. whilst salford beat rochdale hornets 76 poitns to 6. rochdale hornets 76 points to 6. ellie downie has just missed out on another european all round gymnastics title in poland. she has though taken silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped in the final discipline by france's melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third. afterwards downie wasn't disheart

vunipola, however, added that "i don't hate anyone".acens claim they'll deal with the matter internally — as his conduct is inconsistent with what they expect. vunipola, like folau, a christian who interprets his christianity in a certain way. and vunipola has been asked by other people to unlike the post that folau put out. vunipola has not done that and has gone a step further and put some sentiments broadly in line with where folau is coming from. but it's a real can of worms being opened here, isn't it? with vunipola, like folau, using his social media platform to put across a point of view that many, many people find offensive. england's cricketers are looking forward to a huge year, with a world cup on home soil starting at the end of next month and then the ashes later in the summer. lots of players looking to get themselves into contention, and are playing county cricket at the moment and of course in the indian premier league. one of those isjoe denly. he made his ipl debut today for the kolkata knight riders. it's fair to say

today, vunipola received a formal warning. union correspondent, chrisjones, has more on this story. it has been a very unusual few days for everybody at saracens but the clu b for everybody at saracens but the club caught up in the centre of the storm caused by their number eight, billy vinupola. his apparent defence of the anti—lg bt billy vinupola. his apparent defence of the anti—lgbt stance of fellow christian israel folau has seen the englishman formally warned by saracens and the rugby football union. he has expressed his regret at the offence caused, with both the rfu and saracens stressing that his viewpoint is at odds with rugby union's values of inclusivity. the saracens boss hopes the matter has now been dealt with, as his side prepare for a huge champions cup semifinal against munster on saturday, with billy vunipola said to be involved. this group of players and staff have been together for a long period of time and we ca re for a long period of time and we care about each other and we want to look out for each ot

the rugby football union has had its say on billy vunipola's online conduct.alian player israel folau, who said ‘hell awaits' gay people. folau has subsequently been sacked by australia. today, vunipola received a formal warning. 0ur rugby union correspondent chrisjones has more on this story. it's been an unusual a few days for eve ryo ne it's been an unusual a few days for everyone here, with the cloud, caught up in the centre of the storm caused by day number eight, billy. his defence of the anti—lgbt star, and fellow christian israel has seen the englishman formally warned by both clubs. he has expressed a great gripe at the defence called with both the clubs stressing his viewpoints are at odds of that rugby union values as inclusivity. they have the matter has now been dealt with, and they prepare for huge cup semifinal on saturday with him being involved in. these group of players and staff have been together for a very long period of time and we care about each other and we want to look out for each other, through the good times and to the bad times as

vunipola has received an official warning. our correspondent chris jones has more.hat billy vunipola expressed regrets and he understood the hurt and offence he had caused by the defence of isreal folau and adding in his own instagram post, that man was made for women to procreates. billy vunipola has also been reminded of his responsibilities as an ambassador for the game and for a sport that values inclusivity, although he has not yet deleted the post which suggests he does stand by his views, which come from his interpretation of his christian religion, although he does regret expressing these views. manchester united travel to barcelona needing to overturn a 1—0 deficit if they're to win their champions league quarterfinal. it will be the first time united manager ole gunnar solskjaer has played or managed at the ground since scoring the winning goal for them in the 1999 final against bayern munich. patrick gearey reports. people cross the world come to visit barcelona. it attracts guests for its weather, its culture, it's sheer theatre. it's less welcoming if y

the rfu and saracens both distance themselves from billy vunipola's views, after the england forwardisrael folau's social media post claiming "hell awaits" gay people. in algeria, tens of thousands of people are again protesting on the streets, demanding a new government that's free of members of the old ruling elite. security has been stepped up in the capital, as the demonstrators, many of them young, marched for the eighth friday in a row. they're angry at the appointment of abdelkader bensalah as interim leader, saying he's too close to the former president, who was forced out of office 10 days ago after years of repressive rule. mr bensalah has promised free elections, but opponents say it's a ploy by the ruling elite to cling onto power. 0ur correspondent 0rla guerin reports from the capital algiers, on another day of mass protests. they chant "the country is ours," they chant. "and we will do what we want." even the youngest are brought along. mass protest, now the friday routine. just a few months ago, this seemed impossible. you could go to jail for posting on facebook. afte

it had been a controversial week for their star, billy vunipola, but he was named man of the match aswinning 32—16. jo currie reports. the champions cup bathed in sunshine. the perfect condition as two of the games heavyweights walk the line for a place in the final. small margin separated them at the break with 0wen farrell ‘s boot on four separate occasions just fast enough to keep saracens ahead. as the second half started, the london side cranked up the heat and if anyone knows how to negotiate the latter stages of this competition it is them, having won it twice in the last three years. michael rhodes finally the man to break the irish down. but after tasting defeat in their last six european semi—finals, munster were not going out on a web. a turnover enough to put darren sweep them into the corner, hope for the munster faithful soon to be bulldozed billy —— billy vunipola. after perhaps the toughest week of his career when he was formally warned by the rfu for social media comments, the forward showed the best of himself on the pitch. his saracens side too strong and too powerf

the england and saracens rugby union player, billy vunipola, will appear before the sport's governingdia to defend a prominent australian player who made homophobic comments. well, our correspondent richard lister is at twickenham tonight. clive, this all started with that instagram post by israel folau, widely regarded as one of the greatest players of his generation. he's also a fundamentalist christian, and in that post he grouped homosexuals together with liars, thieves and adulterers, and said, hell awaits you. now rugby australia has made those best made clear those comments are likely to end his career, but here in the uk billy vunipola, the saracens number eight, capped more than a0 times by england, likes that instagram post andi england, likes that instagram post and i did while he doesn't hate anyone, man was made for woman to procreate. now, saracens have condemned that post. they say they are taking it very seriously. they'll also handle it internally, they say, but here in twickenham the rugby football union says rugby is an inclusive sport, we don't support these views

the rfu are also expected to speak to vunipola this week.ext year. there had been talk that he would race in the 200m, but instead he'll now focus on defending his 100m breaststroke title. because i want to focus on pushing the boundaries on the 100 and pushing the boundaries on the 50, it creates too much of a gap in too much of a whole if i tried to do the 200 as well because it's a com pletely 200 as well because it's a completely different architecture of race and body shape and everything. they are all kind of skinny and long, the stroke ‘s, i am completely opposite, mostly with a short stroked so to do all three would require a lot of different techniques i don't even think would be possible. the weather is going to change significantly in the run—up to easter because we are changing where our weather is coming from, changing wind direction, temperature is at best around 12 degrees. look what happens over the next few days. it really warms up across central parts of europe. that's where we're going to get coming from. mid 20s by the ea

elsewhere, billy vunipola has given a formal warning about his comments.d that "hell awaits for homosexuals". and has had his contract terminated a as result. vunipola though has escaped a fine or ban after expressing his remove with the rfu when he also said he "understood he had caused hurt and offence". england bowler chris woakes claims it wouldn't be morally fair to includejofra archer in england's provisional world cup squad, which is named tomorrow. archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules as he's originally from barbados, but does hold a uk passport. it's thought the fast bowler will be selected at least for the warm up matches against pakistan adn ireland when he'll be given a chance to force his way in to the 15 man squad for this summer's tournament. selection is part and parcel of the game on the job that we do, so fair is probably not the right word. it probably wouldn't be fair. morally. but at the same time, it is the nature of international sport and if someone wants to miss out, it would be incredi

vunipola was given a warning by the rfu.ons leinster or toulouse in the final. they play this afternoon. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1 going into the second day. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she led yulia putinseva a—0 in the deciding set at the copper box in london, but she lost it on a tie—break. johanna konta won the first rubber of the day but it's all—square ahead of the reverse singles and doubles. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's martine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. if you are shocked to see me here, imagine howl if you are shocked to see me here, imagine how i feel! with me are the author and journalist lainy malkani and political commentator james millar. chocolate for breakfast? none at all? make sure you do later! let's take a look at the front pages. the mail on sunday has details of a survey which suggests that a0% of conservative councillors

the rugby football union has said it intends to hold a meeting with vunipola this week. points to 21. there was an extraordinary finish in super league where hull fc beat catalan 31—30 with a golden point in overtime. hull were two points behind when they had this penalty from the half way line in the last minute. that was brilliantly converted by marc sneed, and with no draws in this competition that meant the next score would be the winner. up popped sneed again to finish that drop goal to the joy of those hull fc fans in perpignan. american boxer claressa shields has declared herself "the greatest woman of all time" after unifying the middleweight division. the unbeaten shields outclassed christina hammer with a unanimous decision win to add the wbo title to her wba, wba and ibf belts. afterward she called out both the undisputed welterweight champion cecilia brakhus and unbeaten british super middleweight savannah marshall. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. after a year of silver medals in 2018, the olympic champion o

there's rugby union news, too, as england's billy vunipola appears to support israel folau over his anti—lgbtl media posts. in a post of his own, the saracens forward called on people to "live their lives how god intended". well, on the field, there is a huge relegation clash between newcastle and leicester in the premiership later. they also meet in football's premier league. that's all on sportsday at 6.30pm. but now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. hello there and welcome to the film review on bbc news. taking us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so james, what do we have this week? we have got jesse we have gotjesse buckley proving to us we have gotjesse buckley proving to us she is now shrieking violet in wild rose. regina hall goes from big to small in little. and jonah hill directs mates with skates in mid90s. wildrose, let's start with that. a young single mother in glasgow dreams of going to nashville to be a big country star. she does but it's going to be a difficultjourney. she has quite a couple get a personal life. she is just has quite a couple get a

the england and saracens rugby player billy vunipola has been sharply criticised for liking a socialple. vunipola's club and english rugby's governing body — the rfu — have both said they do not support his views. the rugby authorities in australia say they'll terminate folau's contract over his comments. 0verall levels of violence in england and wales appear to be falling, in spite of a recent increase in knife and gun crime. cardiff university's violence research group analysed data collected from a&e departments, minor injury units and walk—in centres — and found that the number of people who'd been wounded in a violent incident dropped slightly last year. our home affairs correspondent danny shaw has this report, which contains flashing images. every day, there are more victims of knife crime. last year, more people were fatally stabbed in england and wales than at any time since records began after the second world war, but does this mean we've become a more violent society? a new study from cardiff university suggests not. researchers used data from accident and emergency depar

the rugby football union has said it intends to hold a meeting with vunipola this week.—0. kieran hardy with their penultimate try — a stunning run from inside his own half. wins too for connacht and leinster. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. it was a brilliant performance by the 26—year—old, who wins his first major title in almost two years — that after an 18—month winning streak on the pommel starting with olympic gold at the 2016 rio games. there was a bronze too for ellie downie in the vault. it's her second medal of the championships after silver in the all—around. it's the 19—year—old's 10th career medal at european level. a lot more gymnastics to come and a lot more sport to come. it is the women's fa cup semifinals and the gymnast —— apparatus semifinals. how many times have you gone to work when you're not really up to it? it goes without saying that we're less productive when we're not at our best. a new study has found more than 40% of employees said their work was being affected by health problems — a figure

the rfu has their say on billy vunipola's online conduct, as the england star gets an official warningng. welcome to sportsday and on another action packed evening, when the first two champions league quarterfinals will be settled once and for all. for manchester united, the tough task of overturning a 1—0 defecit in their second leg against barcelona, at a stadium where both they and their manager have a whole lot of hstory. let's go to the camp nou now and our correspondent, natalie porks. huge pressure on manchester united tonight, coming from behind but barcelona has got to be a test task. yes, like you said, they have to make history again because they have never beaten them here and barcelona are on a 30 match unbeaten run in europe, the longest of any side in europe. you have to go back to 1985, the first —— the time they won the first leg away from home in gloucestershire. the fans i have been speaking to today are confidential stop —— and lost here. manchester united are playing better away from home. they made history in paris in the last round. they were dead and buried. and

vunipola was jeered by supporters during their defeat to bristol in the premiership at the weekend. of time, and we care about each other, and we want to look out for each other. through the good and bad times as well. i have no doubt when it comes to saturday, that he will give it all for team—mates and likewise they pull for him as well. england bowler chris woa kes claims it wouldn't be "morally fair" to includejofra archer in england's provisional world cup squad — which is named tomorrow. archer has qualified to play for england thanks to a change in the residency rules... as he's originally from barbados. the fast bowler is currently playing in the ipl for rajasthan royals... and he took three wickets, including that of chris gayle, in their defeat to kings 11 punjab today. it's thought that archer will be selected at least for england's world cup warm—up games, when he'll be given a chance to force his way into the 15 man squad. selection is part and parcel of that game and ajob selection is part and parcel of that game and a job that we do, so there is probably not the right

hope for the irish faithful soon to be bulldozed by billy vunipola.ood. this is the moment that he was confronted by that munster fan at full time. he said: "it's not something i'm afraid of. i probably have to expect that it's going to keep happening." saracens will face either leinster or toulouse in the final. they play this afternoon. both english teams lost their challenge cup semi—finals. this is the second tier of european rugby. sale had won twice in france this season but they were knocked out at la rochelle, gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. and it'll be an all—french final, after clermont auvergne survived a late fightback from harlequins to beat them 32—27. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she took the first set against yulia putinsteva at the copper box in london, and she led 4—0 in the decider but she lost it on a tie break. johanna konta won her rubber but it's all square. that

well, the rfu have had a meeting with billy vunipola.nterim chief executive and their head of discipline, david barnes. he has been issued with a formal warning and this warning will stay on his record forfive warning and this warning will stay on his record for five years, warning and this warning will stay on his record forfive years, so warning and this warning will stay on his record for five years, so any disciplinary hearings that come up in that time could come up against billy vunipola if he does have issues in the next five years. the rfu say that he expresses regret that he understood the hurt and offence he has caused by his defence offence he has caused by his defence of isreal folau, and he added that man was made for women to prove —— to procreate, in his own post. he has been reminded of his responsibility as our face in the game. his views come from the interpretation. manchester united travel to barcelona needing to overturn a 1—0 deficit if they're to win their champions league quarter—final. it'll be the first time uni

billy vunipola could face disciplinary action after the england international showed his support forer 8‘s views and will meet with him. vunipola‘s club saracens claim they‘ll deal with the matter internally. st helens have gone back to the top of superleague after a 38—12 victory over warrington. the wolves had begun the evening ahead of saints on points difference. but six tries from 6 different scorers did the damage for the home side. mark percival and winger regan grace amongst the scorers. in the night‘s other match, wakefield continued their good form as they beat wigan warriors 30—20. ellie downie missed out on another european all round gymnastics title in poland. she had to settle for silver. downie led going into the floor routine, but was eventually pipped by france‘s melanie dejesus dos santos, who snatched gold. angelina melnikova of russia was third i‘m absolutely ecstatic. coming in yesterday i didn‘t think i would get that, and it was so close to first, but honestly it doesn‘t mean much. i was so close, i‘m over the moon. now she was described as an australian icon a

and billy vunipola stars as saracens reach another rugby champions cup final.coming up in the programme... there's a teamgb fightback in the fed cup as konta and co look to knock out kazakhstan. and can khan beat crawford? we'll head stateside to madison square garden for the latest. hello. welcome to the programme. well after that incredible match in the champions league in midweek, manchester city welcomed tottenham hotspur to the etihad stadium once again, as the sides met for the third time in 11 days. there were fewer fireworks but manchester city did manage to pick themselves up from european disappointment. to move to the top of the premier league, thanks to a 1—0 win, as jo currie reports. after wednesday night's european extravaganza between these two teams, the repeat premier league fixture was always going to struggle to live up to the same excitement. or was it? city needing to lick their wounds, knowing a win would take them back to the top of the table. and just like mid week, the end—to—end drama came early. spurs starting the quicker, with son h

coming up on sportsday on bbc news: the rfu has their say on billy vunipola's online conduct, as thending another player's anti—gay social media post. labour have announced their plans to scrap the national primary school tests known as sats in england. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said the move would end what he called the "regime of extreme pressure testing". children in england take the tests at the end of primary school. and there are curently tests before that, at the age of six or seven, although these are already due to be scrapped in 2023. the tests in grammar, reading and maths measure what pupils can do and their progress. from liverpool, our education editor bra nwen jeffreys reports. a useful check on your child's progress, or a source of stress and tears? for 20 years, tests have been part of primary school. labour brought them in and now wants to scrap them. sats and the regime of extreme pressure testing are giving young children nightmares and leaving them in floods of tears. so, he said, the current tests would go. the next labour government will scrap primary scho

and coming up on bbc news england rugby star billy vunipola has escaped with a formal warning from thee defended israel folau's anti—homosexual social media comments. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the moods of desperation and sadness in paris last night have been replaced this lunchtime by those of hope and resolve — as france comes to terms with the devastation caused by the fire at notre dame cathedral. president emmanuel macron has promised it will be rebuilt after firefighters managed to save the historic structure after battling the flames for more than eight hours. the roof of the 850—year—old landmarkmark — as well as the spire — were destroyed. our chief international correspondent lyse doucet is in paris. welcome to paris, here on the river seine. notre dame cathedral still stands. the part that blazed long into the night has ended and this morning in the cold light of day, a huge sense of relief and determination to rebuild this magnificent cathedral again. it cathedral of cathedrals, hailed around the world as the heritage of all humanity. the first repo

after a week where billy vunipola was warned by the rfu for defending israel folau's homophobic socialperformance. it ended 32—16 saracens will face either leinster or toulouse in the final. britain's katie boulter says she's ‘devastated' after missing three match points to lose her match in the fed cup. she'd been going so well against kazakhstan‘s yuiia putinsteva in london, but things quickly unravelled and she lost the third set on a tie break. johanna konta had won her rubber earlier in the day, so they go into day two with the tie level at 1—all. neil robertson is on a roll on the first day of the world championship snooker. the 2010 champion is a frame away of what would be only the second whitewash in crucible history. he's 9—0 up in his first round match against qualifier michael georgiou, who has only managed 107 points in total so far. defending champion mark williams is through after beating martin gould. that's all the sport for now. we have a world title fight in new york overnight, don't forget that, and you can listen to that on bbc radio 5from and you can listen to tha

one man who's supported folau is the england forward billy vunipola.england announce their squad, for the cricket world cup today, it could include this man — jofra archer. it would be a controversial selection because he was born in barbados, but now qualifies to play for england, and some players aren't happy. a reminder you can get all the latest sport news on sportsday at half past six tonight on the bbc news channel. more at 11:15am. the bbc has announced the line—up for the 2019 proms — the world's biggest classical music festival. there will be special events featuring music ranging from jazz to hip hop and performances celebrating the 50th anniversary of the moon landings. here is a quick look at the line—up. classical music plays. applause i'm joined now by david pickard, director of bbc proms, and the violinist and conductor stephanie chilldress. thank you for coming in. hip—hop, break dancing and a nina simone from, are you programming glass memory rather than the proms?! certainly not! the promise always has had a place for popular as well

after a week in which billy vunipola was warned for defending israel folau's homophobic social mediathing i am afraid of, i probably have to expect it is going to keep happening. both english teams lost their challenge cup semifinals. this is the second tier of european rugby. sale had won twice in france this season, but they were knocked out at la rochelle. gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. and it'll be an all—french final, after clermont auvergne survived a late fightback from harlequins to beat them 32—27. great britain's fed cup tie against kazakhastan is poised at 1—1. katie boulter wasted three match points before losing her singles rubber — she said she was devastated. she took the first set against yulia putinseva at the copper box in london and she led 4—0 in the decider, but she went on to lose it on a tie break. johanna konta won the first rubber of the day, but it's all—square ahead of the decisive doubles. easy to say! now time to look at the papers. teacher and author bobby seagull is here to tell us what's caught his eye. new google threat to

after a week in which billy vunipola was warned for defending israel folau's homophobic social mediange cup semi—finals. this is the second tier of european rugby. sale had won twice in france this season but they were knocked out at la rochelle, gregory alldritt with the decisive try in their 24—20 win. this is where we leave our viewers on bbc one, we will be continuing on the news channel. thank you for staying with us, it is approaching quarter to eight. mist and fog. plenty of sunshine around, except the far north—west of scotland. here we have a weather front plaguing this part of the highlands into the hebrides, bringing outbreaks of rain overnight. i was going to retreat further westwards. high pressure really fighting back for the last day or so before low pressure moves in next week and bring cool and showery conditions. today, lots of sunshine for england and were. temperatures rising quickly, with chile starts in several places. a breezy filter things, outbreaks of rainfor breezy filter things, outbreaks of rain for the hebrides. temperatures around the low to mid teens c

one man who's supported folau is the england forward billy vunipola.howing no signs of slowing down in the swimming pool. the olympic champion made sure he's off to south korea for this summer's world championships by comfortably winning the 100 metres breast stroke at the british championships in sheffield last night. he's back to number one in the world, and he say‘s that's "job done". there's some doubt over anthonyjoshua's next big fight. he's scheduled to fight jarrell miller in new york onjune1st, but promoter eddie hearn has confirmed that miller has provided an adverse sample to anti—doping authorites. we'll have to wait to see what that means for that fight. ireland's katie taylor could become an undisputed world champion later this summer. she'll fight belgium's delfine persoon injune who holds the one belt that taylor's yet to win. and finally we've got some racket smashing for you. this is novak djokovic in monte carlo as he prepares for the french open continue, but the world number one totally lost it when he gave away a service game. he

one man who's supported folau, is the england forward billy vunipola.ort for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. a saudi court on wednesday postponed a fourth hearing in the trial of several women rights activists, a case that has intensified western criticism of saudi arabia. the women were arrested last may and charged with various the court found primary health care had co—operated with health and safety investigations and pleaded guilty at the first available opportunity. there was a common ground between experts that care planning was a... and that suicides and 14—year—olds is extremely rare and 14—year—olds is extremely rare and the prediction is unlikely to be difficult —— likely to be difficult. there were certain risk management procedures in 2012 in relation to odds of training that were not robust enough. however, the court found that such shortcomings were not the cause of the tragic death. it goes on, i willjust read the last pa rt it goes on, i willjust read the last part where they say, we also intend to undertake a strategic re

vunipola was more just trying to justify folau's viewpoint and has got himself in deep water.lear things up but doing the opposite. it has been a divisive issue and has seen some rugby players come out in support of the likes of vunipola and some fiercely opposed. wigan warriors have confirmed that shaun edwards will not become their new head coach, as planned, at the end of the season. the wales rugby union defence coach intially agreed to the role in august last year. but, after a successful six nations campaign, as part of warren gatland‘s wales coaching team, edwards is expected to remain as part of the staff. that‘s all the sport for now. private landlords in england will no longer be able to evict tenants at short notice without good reason, under new plans. the government says it wants to end the power given to landlords to evict tenants at the end of their contract — giving them as little as eight weeks‘ notice. leigh milner has more. when alessia powell told her landlord she would complain to her local council if nothing was done about the wet ceiling in herflat, he i

vunipola however added that "i don‘t hate anyone".f next month and then the ashes later in the summer. lots of players looking to get themselves into contention playing county cricket at the moment, and of course in the indian premier league. one of those isjoe denly. he made his ipl debut today for the kolkata knight riders.. it‘s fair to say it could have gone better. one minute at the crease. 0ne ball faced. completely undone by delhi capitals fast bowler ishant sharma. still plenty of time for denly to make up for that in the next few weeks. a moment ago kolkata were 95 for three after 13 overs. that‘s it for now. now on afternoon live, let‘s go nationwide and see what‘s happening around the country in our daily visit to the bbc newsrooms around the uk. we‘ll talk to jeff brown in the north—east, where some of the best places to live in britain have been revealed, and dominic heale is in the east midlands for us, where there‘s a new mods exhibition opening tomorrow in leicester. yes! leicester on the map again. we a lwa ys yes! le

saracens said vunipola made a serious error ofjudgement. folau has been sacked by australia.ainst diego schwartzman 6—4, but the argentinian fought back to win the next two 6—3, 6—1. not great for kyle edmund but that has got to be one of the best settings for a tennis match ever. use it very high up and you can see the sea. blair encased the gets a bit goal... ——in case. cardiovascular disease kills around 150,000 people in the uk every year. but it appears that taking statins to reduce the risk isn't always working. new research shows the drugs aren't effective at reducing cholesterol for more than half of the millions of people that use them. lead researcher, dr stephen weng, joins us now. thank you for coming on the programme. i knowa thank you for coming on the programme. i know a lot of people watching know someone or will maybe be taking them themselves. can you outline the concerns? take you for having me today. first and foremost, i'm a big relation researcher so i look at large data. in this study we looked at hundred and 65,000 patients in the uk who were free from

the rugby football union has said it intends to hold a meeting with vunipola this week.st seven minutes to beat zebre 42—0. kieran hardy with their penultimate try — a stunning run from inside his own half. wins too for connacht and glasgow. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. after a year of silver medals in 2018, the olympic champion once again took to the top spot on the podium with this outstanding routine to claim his second european pommel gold medal. there was a bronze too for elilie downie in the vault. it's her second medal of the championships after silver in the all—around and her 10th career medal at european level. great to see her doing so well, she has been struggling recently with injuries. it is good to see her back winning medals. a winnerfor the winning medals. a winner for the masters? hard to predict? i would love molinari. i know a lot of people excited about tiger woods, but i think he really deserves it. it will be on five live? it will be on bbc one, coverage a bit earlier due to the weather. covera

the rugby football union has said it intends to hold a meeting with vunipola this week.e also wins for northampton and worcester. in the pro 14, scarlets have kept their hopes alive of reaching the play offs. they scored six tries — including 3 in the last 7 minutes to beat zebre 42—0. kieran hardy with their penultimate try — a stunning run from inside his own half. wins too for connacht and leinster. max whitlock has won pommel gold at the european gymnastic championships in poland. after a year of silver medals in 2018, the olympic champion once again took to the top spot on the podium with this outstanding routine to claim his second european pommel gold medal. there was a bronze too for elilie downie in the vault. it's her second medal of the championships after silver in the all—around and her 10th career medal at european level. it's the final day of the competition in poland today which will be on bbc one this afternoon. loads of sport to look forward to. and luckily the masters isn't finishing too late tonight. just need to try and stay awake to watch your way t