work i have gone from the people of warrington, and i just have gone from the people of warrington,e there, my family are there, and more importantly it was feeling that garry's life was just part of an evidence trail. it was a disgrace to garry. and this man, in preparation for his release, was walking through the streets of warrington. when they go to open prison they have a three month lie down, they call it, where they are assessed. they start to go out escorted, then unescorted and they have what is known as a release on temporary license, meaning they go out for weekends. i know he has a job. that could be locally where high have lived, worked and shopped. and even on the event in warrington that night, he could have been there and that made me feel physically sick, because it was laughing at garry again, and it was almost as bad as going back to the first day. from your point of view, the parole board... this man has served his minimum term but the parole board wouldn't be releasing him, they say, u nless wouldn't be releasing him, they say, unless he wasn't a danger to the p

warrington got one through unfortunate circumstances.. scenes were defected initially, matching warrington in a furious opening. gradually the wolves gained in confidence. daryl clark went over after having a previous effort ruled out. then tom logan crossed. create try 149 for the man known as the flying pig. for the census was a pig ‘s breakfast. chances going awry. the wolves this would have smart phone memories of the challenge cup final when against the same opponents last year. and they were not yet finished. josh charnley stretching their lead. by the end st helens were run ragged, pointless and ultimately clueless. warrington list savouring their fifth win at home again scenes in super league history. this cricket now and england won't have jofra archer this cricket now and england won't havejofra archer back until the summer after a scan revealed he has a stress fracture in his elbow. he has flown home from the tour of south africa where he could only play one of the four tests. he will miss the tour of sri lanka and the whole o

kevin is alongside us, former england world cup finalist and a former warrington player, as well.got something to prove tonight? i think so. i think they will be excited to play for third dashed with 13 men. i think they did fantastic last week, but they'll be licking their lips tonight, having an awful good crack at saracens who... they look fantastic last week. they did, and they were fantastic. i got to see they were fantastic. i got to see the clubs, which was a tough night. but for me, they look like they got all the stuff thatjustin put into them. but christian put it all in them. but christian put it all in them. they were playing harder than i've ever seen them. so it was ominous for the rest of the super league. and we are looking forward to this night, lots of local rivalry involved. it should be an intense night in front of a big crowd. in other news, knife crime in london hit a ten year high at the start of the year, and several other regions in the country have seen similar spikes in offences. watford striker, andre grey, credits football for steering him away from a

super league champions st helens have suffered a big defeat to warrington tonight, losing 19—0.just the fifth time in super league history saints have been nilled, as rob heath reports. when you're up against the mighty saint helen, you need any slice of luck. saint starr alex walmsley force to the bench, injured in the warm up. states weren't affected eventually matching warrington in a furious opening but gradually, the wolves gained in confidence. darrell clark went over to having a previous effort ruled out. number 149 for the man known as the flying pig. the saints, this was more of a pig's brea kfast. saints, this was more of a pig's breakfast. for wolves, they weren't yet finished. by the end, st. helens were run pointless and ultimately clueless. here are some more stories making the headlines today. the football association is going to set out new coaching guidelines to restrict the amount of heading that under—18's can do in training. the new rules won't ban heading entirely. there's also a proposal for concussion substitutes to be trialled in english football nest sea

the win moves leeds upto second — while warrington stay 7th.the track cycling world championships in berlin following a nasty crash earlier this afternoon. kenny, seen here in the white in the middle of your screen — was taking part in the opening race earlier. she was one of five riders to crash with just over a lap to go. she was able to walk off the track with a cut near her right eye. she had to have stitches but was allowed to carry on and finished eighth in the second event — the tempo race — putting her 16th at the halfway stage. kenny broke her shoulder in the omnium at the world cup in canada only last month. when i came down, to be honest, i knew straightaway that at least my shoulder was ok, and that was all i was sort of worried about. the blood started gushing from my face and i was like, oh no, it else have i done? i was not going to give up, i came to race and i'm glad i did carry—on. i need to do the races at this level. the last time i will get to do that before the olympics. does not matter above the gold medal, after you get

super league champions st helens have suffered a big defeat to warrington tonight, losing 19—0.s. when you're up against the mighty saint helen, you need any slice of luck. saint starr alex walmsley force to the bench, injured in the warm up. states weren't affected eventually matching warrington in a furious opening but gradually, the wolves gained in confidence. darrell clark went over to having a previous effort ruled

this week and my constituency of warrington south, the much anticipated chapel ford medical center opened in proving gp access for residents. confirmedpie minister this governments intention is to recruit, train and employ more doctors to increase the number of appointments for people in warrington at across the u.k.? >> yes, mr. speaker i can confirm we will not allege livermore doctors, 6000 more gps , as i think you may recall we are also pledged to deliver 14 new hospitals and 50,000 nurses. this is the party of delivery and positions and democracy so we get on with the job. >> mr. speaker, the p.m. will be aware that he has been passing for some ash women pressing for some time for a pension for innocent victims of violence in northern ireland. can he update the house on progress made thus far and given absolute assurance that those in receipt of such a pension are innocent victims and will not include those perpetrators who were injured by their own actions? speaker, we have every sabbath a for innocent victims of violence in northern ireland and we have been consistently clear that

the win moves leeds up to second, while warrington stay seventh. that's all the sport for now.s bbc.co.uk/sport. hello, somewhat squally conditions through the night as rain sweeps its way across the uk, and all eyes along this area of pressure. this is storm jorge, named by this management service. that will bring strong winds through the weekend. early hours of saturday morning, cold hour tucking into northern ireland will bring icy conditions first thing. the main focus this weekend is the strength of the wind, gales of not girls, particularly on saturday. rain soon out of the way across the eastern side of england on saturday morning. sunshine following behind for many. wet and windy across the northern isles and also wintry showers piling in from the west, emerging to get longer spells of rain and some snow over northern england, northern ireland am southern scotland through the afternoon. it is a cold afternoon, especially when you factor in the strength of the wind, which will be gusting widely, 40—50 miles an hour, and full—time through the afternoon and full—time throu

it's warrington's first win of the season.n cheltenham, after losing 5—3 to dott, who's through to the semifinals. 0'sullivan is in good company, though. world number one judd trump is also out. great britain's men's ice hockey team are a step closer to a place at the winter olympics for the first time since 1948. they're bidding to reach beijing in 2022, and they beat romania 4—3 last night in their first game of the pre—qualfication tournament. they'll also play estonia and hungary over the next three days at the national ice centre in nottingham. there's live tennis later on the bbc sport website and app, with great britain against slovakia in the fed cup. the winners in bratislava will make the finals in april. and join us at 6.30 for sportsday here on bbc news. that's all from me. there'll be more sport throughout the day. thank you very much. i thought that was all we were hearing from you for a second. there was a long pause! doctors and sexual health experts are urging the health secretary to investigate what they're c

wakefield beat warrington 18—8 for their first win in 2020.port across the weekend — no different in northern ireland where portadown beat queen's university 7—1. adam salley scored a hattrick but this wasn't one of them. a lesson in always watch the ball, play to the whistle and never, whatever you do, celebrate too early. very much stuck in the mud! rory mcilroy is just teeing off the the final round of the pga event in los angeles — tied for the lead at the moment. we'll bring you up to date on his progress in sportsday at 7:30. hope to see you then, but now on bbc news it's time for click. last week, youtube revealed for the first time, just how much cash it is making parent company google. that was $15 billion last year. announcing its results for the first time seemed almost a rite of passage. the service has matured, grown and is standing on its own two feet. i visited you to's london office to find out how it has come office to find out how it has come of age. kevin, youtube used to be the place or video went viral but 110w the place o

wakefield beat warrington 18—8 for their first win in 2020.s the weekend — no different in northern ireland where portadown beat queen's university 7—1. adam salley scored a hattrick but this wasn't one of them. a lesson in always watch the ball, play to the whistle and never, whatever you do, celebrate too early. very much stuck in the mud!. rory mcilroy is through 3 holes on the final round of the pga event in los angeles. we'll keep you updated throughout the evening. up next, three sportsmen — doddie weir, rob burrow and stephen darby are all living with motor neurone disease. for the first time they have spoken openly with each other about the impact of their diagnosis. the bbc‘s sally nugent sat down to talk with all three of them in an exclusive for bbc news. parts for days, we do not want this to ta ke parts for days, we do not want this to take over our lives. the life expectancy, i am expecting, to take over our lives. the life expectancy, iam expecting, i to take over our lives. the life expectancy, i am expecting, i am over that, s

superleague player anthony gelling has been stood down by warrington wolves pending the outcome of an from the club. the 29 yearjoined this season from widnes on a 2—year deal. deontay wilder says that tyson fury will be having sleepless nights ahead of their world heavyweight title rematch in las vegas in 10 days time. their 2018 bout ended in a draw but wilder says fury will be worried and rememeber how he was knocked down in the final round. british number one johanna konta is still waiting for her first win of 2020. konta is still waiting she was the fourth seed in st petersburg but lost in staight sets to qualifier oceane dodin, who's ranked 159 in the world. the world championjudd trump is safely through to the third round of the welsh open snooker. he beat billyjoe castle by four frames to nil cardiff. mark selby and shaun murphy are also through. voting is open for the bbc women's footballer of the year award. five nominees who have all shone over the past 12 months that included the world cup in france, who get‘s your vote? the champions league final, i think, that one was re

super league player anthony gelling has been stood down by warrington wolves — pending the outcome ofis conduct away from the club. the 29 yearjoined this season from widnes on a 2—year deal ronnie o'sullivan is safely through to the third round of the welsh open. he beat stuart carrington by four frames to two in cardiff to set up a meeting with anthony hamilton. and johanna johanna konta is still waiting for her first win of 2020. the british number one was the fourth seed in st petersburg but lost in straight sets to qualifier oh—see—ann dodin, who's ranked 159 in the world. voting is open for the bbc women's footballer of the year award. there are five nominees who've all shone over the past 12 months, in a year that's included the world cup in france. so who get‘s your vote? with the final i think that one was really special. this shows a lot happier how i performed, the team performed. if you like as the attainability part and that shell cannot reveal that shell for women said no. we are the well, i think that was in the navy moment for me. i wasjust waiting for us to score. the

the man died at the scene of the crash in warrington, which happened shortly after seven o'clock yesterday off for a second time in twenty four hours, after an unexploded world world two bomb was found. scotland yard confirmed that another part of the ordnance had been found on tuesday, prompting the evacuation of buildings in soho. for the first time in its 33 year history in the uk ikea has confirmed plans to shut one of its large uk stores. more than 350 jobs are expected to go at the coventry branch of the swedish furniture and home improvement giant. the store had opened in 2007 and cost 35 million pounds to build. it was a night of chaos, confusion and embarassment in the us state of iowa as the process of choosing a democratic candidate to fight donald trump for the presidency in november got underway. results from the iowa caucuses have been delayed for hours —— after an app designed to collate the figures failed. when officials tried to phone in the figures, the lines became jammed. 0ur correspondent chris buckler reports from the state capital des moines. for the democrats in eac

the man died at the scene of the crash in warrington, which happened shortly after seven o‘clock yesterday off for a second time in 24 hours, after an unexploded world world ii bomb was found. scotland yard confirmed that another part of the ordnance had been found on tuesday, prompting the evacuation of buildings in soho. for the first time in its 33—year history in the uk, ikea has confirmed plans to shut one of its large uk stores. more than 350 jobs are expected to go at the coventry branch of the swedish furniture and home improvement giant. the store had opened in 2007 and cost £35 million to build. the old bailey has been told that the brother of the manchester arena bomber was equally guilty, of killing the 22 people who died in the attack. hashem abedi denies murder, the attempted murder of those who survived, and conspiring with his brother salman to cause an explosion at the ariana grande concert in 2017. our correspondent dan johnson is at the old bailey. dan, bring us up—to—date on what has been said there today. this case opened with a real statement ofjust how devastating th

the super league side warrington wolves have suspended centre anthony gelling.b. the 29 year old says he's fully supportive of the investigation. the cleveland browns defensive end myles garrett has been reinstated to the nfl, after being suspended for hitting another player with his helmet. it was one of the most shocking moments of last season and it happened in the brown's game agains the pittsburgh steelers in november, quaterback mason rudolph on the receiving end. the suspension was originally indefinite and meant garrett missed the last 6 games of the season. south africa finished the innings on 177 for eight in that first t20 against england. we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. universities across the uk are using gagging clauses to silence student complaints about sexual assault, bullying and poor teaching. research carried out by the bbc found nearly a third of institutions have used non—disclosure agreements to resolve grievances in the past four years. universities uk, the body that represents the colleges, says ndas should not be

it's a repeat of last year's challenge cup final — warrington and st helens. bill will drop by about £17 a year in england and wales. water uk, the industry trade body, said the average annual bill will fall by 4% from april. the regulator ofwat said the drop was down to the fact it had "demanded greater efficiency" from firms. let's cross to our shrewbury studio and speak to tony smith who is chief executive of the consumer council for water, an independent organisation which represents water consumers in england and wales. why has this announcement come and why are we seeing bills go down?|j think at last the regulator has listened to regulators and listen to us listened to regulators and listen to us and now we are seeing bills very reasonable. as important as that, there are a lot of improvements the water companies have been required to make. things like reduction in interruptions and leakage. this is a good dealfor customers. white why haven't those changes been made before now? well, we've been arguing for some time that ofwat has been too generous towa

they were beaten 19 nil at warrington.iest games of cricket. we'll ever see, but it's another win in the bank, after they beat india by four wickets in the t20 tri series in australia. after a great display from the bowlers, england were chasing 124 for victory and nat sivver helped them on their way with a half century, with lauren winfield hitting the winning runs, as they made it with seven balls to spare. if australia beat india tomorrow, we'll have an england australia final on wednesday. one of the greatest batsmen of all time, india legend sachin tendulkar, has been explaining why he's in australia for sunday's bushfire relief game 'the big appeal‘ in melbourne. he said he'd been moved by the horrific secenes over the last few months, describing it as "alarming" and "catastrophic". and after spending part of his early career in australia, he just wanted to help. iamso i am so happy that i am here in whatever possible way to support the cause to raise money. australia has overspent dear to me because in 1991, is an 1

whether you are stuck on the outskirts of lincoln, trying to get to manchester from warrington, tryinge know that efficient transport can clean the air and cut pollution and get cars off the road and we can simultaneously reach our ambition of net zero by 2050, we can shorten your commute and give you more time with your family, increase productivity and bring business and investment to left behind communities. that‘s why we are embarking now on a massive programme of investment in local transport, starting with a record—breaking £5 billion of new investment in buses and bicycles. an investment that will mean bus passengers across the country seeing a dramatic improvement in their dailyjourneys. more than 4000 brand—new buses on the roads. zero carbon, british built buses on the roads of places like ashfield, barnstaple, southampton, manchester, many more towns and cities besides. more services including in the evenings and weekends. simpler, cheaperand more convenient. ticketing, properly designed priority schemes to speed passengers pass the trafficjams and it is an investment that w

the win moves leeds up to second — while warrington stay seventh.d activities for you to try, with the aim being to help you get off the sofa and fitter. including us? do we need to get off the sofa? maybe. this week, with our bbc breakfast olympic challenge in mind, you have swimming, charlie. and you are doing gymnastics? you can see i have lack of upper body strength, despite strictly, so i do need to work on this. i thought i would try an aerial workout. you can take me away from strictly but they do say keep on dancing because i do feel so much more nimble on my feet. however, when it comes to upper body strength, oh dear. just ask my partner after our rehearsals. now i need to fall in line this spring with a double olympic champion. i am paired with max whitlock in our olympic challenge so time to develop a and learn to be more agile. you are with me, mike. we like to get out there in tokyo in 2020. come and see what it takes to be a gymnast. this is where my introduction to the fine gravity starts, getting a taste of aerial hoops. getting up

cransley‘s teacher says he will be isolating himself at what he describes as a dedicated pot at warringtonnly nine have been positive. thank you, stewart. if you would like to see more on any of those stories, you can access them via the bbc iplayer, and a reminder, we go nationwide every weekday afternoon here at 4:30pm on afternoon live. one of the countries worst affected by coronavirus outside china is iran, where the deputy health minister has tested positive for the virus. the official number of deaths in iran is 15, but other reports suggest the realfigure may be significantly higher. the majority of cases appear to be in the holy city of qom, where the authorities have refused to close religious sites. bbc persian‘s rana rahimpour told me earlier about the worsening situation in iran. until yesterday, there were cases in seven provinces of the country. in the last 24 hours, it‘s gone up to 13 provinces, and it‘s all across the country, and not just iran. iran has managed to export this to at least seven countries in the region, so it‘s quickly expanding. what are people being told?