warrington beat martinez in a close points decision at the same venue in 2017, but is coming off a lossd title. in the same ring. it's the same ring in the same venue in the same arena. but he's called for this fight, he wants this fight. obviously, that ghost of his has not gone away. so it's tough for him to put it right. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. there's going to be some major changes next week, and things could look a little different on sunday across some parts of the country. but on saturday, we've got more of the same. it's going to be a cold start, but there will be plenty of warm sunshine. temperatures early on saturday could be close to freezing in some rural areas. it'll warm up quickly. any mist and fog in northern ireland will lift. it will stay quite cloudy in the far north of scotland. otherwise lots of sunshine, just a bit of fairweather cloud once again and the winds will be light. and temperatures on saturday similar to what we had on friday, could again make 19—20 degrees in some northern parts of england. a reminder that on saturday night, the cl

warrington beat martinez in a close points decision at the same venue in 2017, but is coming off a losss the big ibf world title. i know for some people that is the motivation but i know he will bring a tough fight but instead of me getting worked up mentally ijust train hard and train hard and when the night comes be ready and go to the business and win the fight. finally, six time 0lympic medallist max whitlock has spoken of his support of the sanctions gymnastics has imposed on russia. as the war continues, whitlock says sport has to play it's part in supporting ukrainians. my my heart is breaking, i think everyone watching when you see snippets on social media and everything and those small videos that are hard to watch. the news articles on the news on tv every evening is so sad to watch. you know, tensions are still going ahead not long ago and the atmosphere has not long ago and the atmosphere has not been the same which is a real shame so i think the sanctions put in place and the restrictions had to be done. the organisations have to be done. the organisations have to be doing

warrington beat martinez in a close points decision at the same venue in 2017, but is coming off a loss i know for some people that is the motivation but i know he will bring a tough fight but instead of me getting worked up mentally ijust train hard and train hard and when the night comes be ready and go do the business and win the fight. that's all from sportsday. quick update on the cricket, england and the west indies and they are 62-4 and the west indies and they are 62—11 for the minute trailing by 31 runs so not so good for england at the moment. catch up with all that on the bbc sport website. we will see you soon. and we will have a full round—up of the news in the next hour but first the news in the next hour but first the film review with jane hill and mark kermode. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. i'mjane hill, and taking us through this week's releases as ever is mark kermode. hi, mark, what have you been watching? it's a real globe—trotting programme. we have the worst person in the world, which is a norwegian film that was a cannes prize winn

as for warrington, he was was to be in a couple of sacrifice would all went wrong last year for warringtonetired. so what has really happened is that boxing just takes its toll was a before and thinking at his head in the right place, he wins the title back and they might even have a third fight and you know one thing, there'll be 12,000 people it might be the most atmospheric place, might be a three atmosphere. atmospheric place, might be a three atmosphere-— atmospheric place, might be a three atmosphere. look forward to that for sure. one atmosphere. look forward to that for sure- 0ne less _ atmosphere. look forward to that for sure. one less thing _ atmosphere. look forward to that for sure. one less thing before - atmosphere. look forward to that for sure. one less thing before we i sure. one less thing before we finish. music has gone to ukraine to fight in the conflict there is a moment with the russian invasion coming on. to be returning home fairly soon. he coming on. to be returning home fairly soon-— fairly soon. he went back today after the invasion _ fairly soon. he went back

we covered this week of a 19-year-old from warrington who | a 19—year—old from warrington who travel? can your advice to any young men who may think of doing this? cami your advice to any young men who may think of doing this?— think of doing this? can i 'ust say, i think everyone is h think of doing this? can i just say, i think everyone is seeing - think of doing this? can i just say, i think everyone is seeing what. think of doing this? can i just say, i think everyone is seeing what is | i think everyone is seeing what is happening in ukraine and will understand there feelings. i think many people in our armed forces will sympathise. but i don't think i have ever seen such a clear distinction in international affairs between right and wrong and good and evil in what president putin is doing to the people of ukraine. but we have very clear laws in this country, you shouldn't go to ukraine. and i'm afraid people going from our armed services, as the chief of the general staff made clear, will face court martial. general staff made clear, will face court martial-— court martial. tha

warrington beat martinez in a close points decision at the same venue in 2017, but is coming off a loss him to put it right. and that's all the sport for now. hello there. this dry, warm and sunny weather will come to an end next week, but there's more of the same on saturday. it'll be a chilly start, but lots of sunshine around. any early mist and fog patches soon lifting. there's more cloud across the far north of scotland, but elsewhere, it's just fairweather cloud bubbling up through the day. and with light winds and the sunshine, temperatures are going to be similar to what we had on friday and again could make 19—20 degrees across some parts of northern england. we've still got high pressure in charge this weekend, but heading into the second half of the weekend, there's more cloud coming into that area of high pressure from off the north sea. so, a cloudier, mistier start to the day across some eastern parts of england. a lot of uncertainty still about the amounts of cloud, but it could push its way through the midlands towards east wales. it may linger in some places into the af

warrington was explosive from the outset in front of a buzzing crowd in leeds in the north of englandh, but it went all the way to the seventh round when the ref glory for warrington after defeat and a draw in his last two fights. england continued their world cup preparations with a 2—1 friendly win over switzerland at wembley. to celebrate, the captain. england struggled to assert themselves early on in the match against the swiss, who went ahead through breel embolo after 20 minutes. luke shaw made it 1—1, before kane equalled sir bobby charlton's total of 49 goals for england. wayne rooney holds that record with 53. i thought it was a really good test, you know, we had to go behind. we had tactical problems to solve. we had to defend properly. and of course, towards the end of the game, we were able to get more experience and some top players onto the pitch, which which made us finish strongly as well. and that was important for the team and also for the crowd. and the republic of ireland drew 2—2 with the world's number—one ranked side belgium in dublin. the irish twice came from

and will he support my campaign for a new hospital in warrington? >> mr. speaker, i -- i know that the government is building a record number of hospitals. a total of 48 we're building across the country. i am forbid p, unfortunately, from preempting the application process. i'm wishing him every possible success. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the situation in ukraine continues to appall most of the world and shame the rest but importantly highlights the need to break our economic dependency on russia and china. does the prime minister agree our national security must be protected and our food, energy, cyber and national infrastructure must be secure both now and in the future from hostile governments specifically will he commit to a real strategy that both industry and trade unions are calling for by doubling the hydrogen production target for 2030? >> yes. i thank her very much. for a-sighted question. that's exactly what we should be doing. we are moving to much more energy resilience and self-reliance. i think it was a shame that the party opposite cancel

glory for warrington, after defeat and a draw in his last two fights.for captain harry kane to celebrate too. england struggled to assert themselves against the swiss. who went ahead through bree embolo after 20 minutes. luke shaw made it 1—1, before harry kane equalled sir bobby charlton's total of 49 goals for england. wayne rooney holds the record with 53. i thought it was a really good test, we had to go behind, we had tactical problems to solve, we had to defend properly. and of course towards the end of the game we were able to get more experience and some top players onto the pitch which made us finish strongly as well, and that was important for the team and also for the crowd. the republic of ireland drew 2—2 with the world's number—one ranked side belgium in dublin. the irish twice came from behind and alan browne made it 2—2 with five minutes to go. christian eriksen has made a remarkable return to international football, scoring with his first touch of the ball in denmark's 4—2 friendly defeat to the netherlands. the 30—year—old midfielder,

they came from behind to win at warrington.und the hour mark from wakefield saw them win 16 points to 12. corey hall with the winning score. they will face wigan in a fortnight. joining them in the quarter—finals will be huddersfield. they survived a second half comeback from barrow to win 30 points to 16. cameron norrie has reached the fourth round of the miami 0pen for the first time, beating the frenchman hugo gaston in straight sets. the british number one was broken in the first game, but he soon recovered to take the first by six games to three. norrie wasted seven match points before sealing the win 7—5 in the second. he'll play the norwegian casper ruud in the last 16. don't forget lots of reaction to england's defeat, the men in cricket. and also a great win for max verstappen, the world champion in the saudi arabia grand prix. from me, that's all for now and it's click. solar power is the earth's most abundant energy source, and today, that goes far beyond simply plonking panels on rooftops. we keep seeing scientists

they came from behind to win at warrington. from wakefield saw them win 16 points to 12 — corey hall with the winning score. they will face wigan in a fortnight. joining them in the quarter—finals will be huddersfield. they survived a second half come back from barrow to win 30 points to 16. cameron norrie has reached the fourth round of the miami 0pen for the first time, beating hugo gaston of france in straight sets. the british number one's serve was broken in the first game, but he soon recovered to take the set by six games to three. norrie controlled the second set but squandered seven match points before winning the match on the eighth and moving into the last 16. scotland's ewen ferguson has won the qatar masters to claim his first victory on the world tour. the 25—year—old carded a final round of 70 to finish on seven under par — and of course, on mother's day, he dedicated the win to his mum. american chase hanna was a shot behind in second. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. keep on to

they made it five wins from five — after thrashing warrington 28—2 — tommy makinson with two of theirer way shortly — and those still to compete for paralympics gb will be hoping they have as much success as ollie hill who became britain's first para snowboarding medallist — taking bronze in the banked slalom. hill has been boarding since he was eight, but lost his leg in car accident four years ago. the medal is paralympics gb�*s sixth of the games. that's all the sport for now. you can find out how the british players get on at the sentience but that's it from me and the team for now. goodnight. this weekend it is going to be a mixed bag. there is some sunshine on the way, but many will need our umbrellas. a weather front is crossing the british isles, extensive cloud and it is rain—bearing cloud and this is how it will stay. it's very mild out there as well. by early on saturday morning, temperatures will be around 7—8 celsius. it might be a little bit colder across parts of northern ireland in rural spots, maybe down to around two or so if the skies clear and the winds drop out. s

glory for warrington, after defeat and a draw in his last two fights.orts. a big upside to the international break is for a brief moment of some football fans can forget about any domestic despair. and if the sun has decided tojoin the domestic despair. and if the sun has decided to join the party, domestic despair. and if the sun has decided tojoin the party, well, thatis decided tojoin the party, well, that is a bonus. for two of england's starting 11 it was their first time being invited to such an occasion. switzerland on the other hand usually had a miserable time as guests. they have never beaten england on uk soil, although with 21 minutes gone, bruno boland announced his arrival, silencing the wembley cloud. the home side were second for most of the first half, butjust cloud. the home side were second for most of the first half, but just as it ended, they received a presence, luke shaw rubbing his left foot around this effort. england started the second half without their names on the back of their shirts. the gesture was to raise awareness for

they made it five wins from five — after thrashing warrington 28—2 — tommy makinson with two of theirrst para snowboarding medallist — taking bronze in the banked slalom. hill has been boarding since he was eight, but lost his leg in car accident four years ago. the medal is paralympics gb�*s sixth of the games. that's all the sport for now. you can find out how the british players get on at the sentience wales tennis tournament on the bbc sport website. but that's it from me and the team for now. goodnight. this weekend, it's going to be a mixed bag. there's certainly some sunshine on the way, but many of us will need our umbrellas as well. now, right now, a weather front is crossing the british isles, extensive cloud out there. it's rain—bearing cloud. this is how it's going to stay for the next few hours or so. it's very mild out there as well. by early on saturday morning, temperatures will be around 7—8 celsius. it might be a little bit colder across parts of northern ireland in rural spots, maybe down to around two or so if the skies clear and the winds drop out. so, the forecas

mr a new hospital in warrington?ur economic dependency both in russia and in china. does the payments to agree that national security must be protected under a third, energy, cyber and national infrastructure must be secure both now and in the future, from hostile governments, specifically would he commit to a real hydrogen strategy that both industry and trade unions are calling for by doubling the hydrogen production target for 2030? bier?r production target for 2030? very far-sighted _ production target for 2030? very far-sighted question _ production target for 2030? - far—sighted question and that is exactly what we should be doing and we are moving to a much more energy resilient and self—reliance. whether it was a shame that the party opposite cancelled so much of our nuclear power whilst they were in or fail to develop it, mr speaker. the agenda that she is setting is absolutely right including hydrogen. last september, my constituent, he was a talented 17—year—old footballer, tragically collapsed and died du

they came from behind to win at warrington.e moment across parts of england and wales. low cloud across the north—east of scotland which will bring the change. we will see cloud linger all day with showers around this morning which will continue into the afternoon. a bit cooler. 18, 19 in the south of england. ten night, showers across central parts will gradually depart. we will see showers push out the channel islands into the southernmost counties of england. keeping temperatures higher than last night. as we go into tomorrow the weather front starting tomorrow the weather front starting to push further south. this one will produce a greater risk of showers in around the english channel, southern counties of england especially. a misty and murky day. the best of the sunshine in wales and the north of england. a few showers to go with a cloud. temperatures will drop back down into single figures. elsewhere not far off the late march average. the weather front will continue to shift south as a go into wednesday. we'll start to

we are joined now by dr mansour mirza, a dentist in warrington, who's stopping nhs treatment from next do? for example. a _ you for the work you do? for example, a basic— you for the work you do? fr?" example, a basic example, if a patient walks through the door and they require several fillings, many appointments, possiblya they require several fillings, many appointments, possibly a trip to the hygienist, root canal and teeth extraction, the practice will receive the same amount of income as a patient who needs one filling. most of patients who have not been in for a couple years no longer simply need bits of patch up work and simple fillings, more patients require more treatment and it makes it difficult to achieve these targets that have been set. what ha--ens targets that have been set. what happens to _ targets that have been set. what happens to those _ targets that have been set. what happens to those patients when you say you cannot treat them any more? the choice we had to make was whether or not to reduce our services, because the reality is, if we don't hit these targets, t