the result leaves wasps five points clear at the top. athletes look to qualify for the european indoor championships. one of those to do so was katarina johnson thompson, who finished second in the long jump. shejuimped a distance of 6.69 metres — only beaten by lorraine ugen's 6.72m. she only managed a sixth place finish in the heptathlon at the rio olympics but says she is targeting a medal at the championships in belgrade in march. which will serve as preparation for this summer's world championships in london. and the umpire who was hit in the face by a ball during britain's davis cup tie against canada last weekend has had surgery after a fracture was detected. arnaud gabas was hit in the eye after canadian teenager, dennis shapovolov reacted angrily to having his serve broken. a fracture of the orbital bone under his left eye was discovered but he is now back at his home in france and is said to be "in good spirits". but perhaps not unsurprising with the ferocity with that ball being hit. he has ended up with a fracture in his chee

the result leaves wasps five points clear at the top.all the points as they beat cardiff blues. they finally edged ahead with this tiernan o'halloran drop goal. a late penalty then made sure of a 19—13 win. connacht now trail seventh placed cardiff by two points with a game in hand. england's danny willett blew a three shot overnight lead and eventually had to settle for share of fifth place in the maybank championship in malaysia. it was a poor final round from last yea r‘s masters champion, who picked up five bogies and finished with a one over par final round of 73. the tournament was won by paraguay‘s fabrizio zanotti who carded a stunning final round of 63 to win by a shot from america's david lipsky. i think it was probably the best round of my career. i am pretty happy. it was a really good day, i really good victory. i am very happy. really good victory. i am very happy- i really good victory. i am very happy. i been working a lot. i was not that my best. i missed three cuts in a row. but that is in the past. today, i won again,

wasps are 6 points clear at the top.mp above them into seventh spot. scrum—half sonatane takulua scored three tries in the 46—31 win at kingston park. the welsh open snooker final is underway in cardiff. the world number 2 stuart bingham started very strongly againstjudd trump, who is ranked 11th in the world at the moment. bingham raced into a 4—0 lead but trump clawed his way back onto the match. bingham leads 5—3 after the afternoon session. he is looking for his first ranking title since winning the world championship two years ago. it's the first to nine. hopes of a first medal for a british man at an alpine world championships ended in disappointment for dave ryding in the slalom in st moritz. the 30—year—old was well placed in fourth after his opening run, but he was more than two seconds slower on his second run. his 11th place was still the best performance by a male british skier in 32 years. bruce tasker and joel fearon managed a top ten finish in the two—man bob at the bobsleigh world championship in germany,

wasps are 6 points clear at the top.day's other match newcastle beat northampton to jump above them into seventh spot. scrum—half sonatane takulua scored three tries in the 46—31 win at kingston park. dan vickerman has died. he played for northampton saints in 2009 and represented australia in 63 tests. he passed away at his family home in sydney. northampton said, our thoughts are with the family and friends, rest in peace. the welsh open snooker final is under way and we can go live to cardiff and blood of the pictures. bingham started strongly earlier. he raced to a 4—0 lead. by the close of the afternoon session, trump fought back to 5—3. they are now in the evening session. it is a set a piece so evening session. it is a set a piece so far. 6—4 to bingham. it is the first 294 victory. bingham is looking for his first ranking title since winning a world championship two years ago. way off. can he do it? we will see. hopes of a first medal for a british man at an alpine world championships ended in disappointment for

wasps are 6 points clear at the top.them into seventh spot. scrum—half sonatane takulua scored three tries in the 46—31 win at kingston park.

but wasps drew level once again, thanks to this score from joe simpson.at's all sport for now. british athletics indoor team trials. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much. there has been a lot more action in sport this week and then there has been on south island of new zealand. more than 200 pilot whales stranded on a remote beach in new zealand, have now been helped back out to sea with the help of a high tide. they were part of a second pod of whales which had beached themselves at farewell spit on the country's south island. conservation officials say there's a chance the surviving whales may still turn back to the beach. just to warn you, you might find some of the scenes in this report by virginia langerberg distressing. weary volunteers form a human chain to help guide the remaining few whales out to sea with the help of a high tide. justjoy, just complete happiness that they're in the water floating. and they look like they are going out, so we're obviously mak

wasps are 6 points clear at the top.welsh 0pen final with world number 2 stuart bingham facing judd trump, the world number 4. we can go live to cardiff. bingham started very strongly, he raced to a 4—0 lead, trump as you can see has fought back to make it 6-5, it is can see has fought back to make it 6—5, it is the first 29 victory, you can watch that much on the red button, bbc two wales on the bbc sport website. that's all from me for now. i'll have more in the next hour. thank you very much, i'm now being let loose on a football story. there have been celebrations in lincoln, after the non—league side discovered who they could face in the next round of the competition. yesterday the side beat burnley to secure a place in the quarterfinals to become the first non—league team in hundred and three years to reach the last eight, they now face a trip to the emirates to play arsenal if the premier league team can overcome sutton tomorrow evening. 0n the line isjohn vickers, the club secretary at lincoln city football club.

wasps are six points clear at the top.for now. we'll have a full review of the papers at 11:30 but let's have a quick look at some of the front pages. the ft leads with the news that kraft heinz is abandoning its £115 billion takeover offerfor unilever, just two days after it made the approach. the is front cover focuses on this week's brexit debate in the house of lords, where some of the new labour grandees could resist the government's plans for withdrawing form the eu. the express also picks up the story, urging the lords not to weaken or delay the government's brexit approach. the nhs has cut 15,000 beds in six years — that's what the mail is leading with. the guardian reports that eu leaders are telling theresa may that, what they call, "blackmail tactics" will backfire on the uk. the times says number 10 is on a collision course with small businesses over its reforms to business rates. a warning from the defence secretary makes the telegraph's front page. sir michael fallon says britain must maintain a military pres

in rugby union, the premiership leaders wasps lost for only the third time this season. leaders wasps 3a—28 win. wasps are six points clear at the top. in today's other match newcastle beat northampton to jump above them into seventh. beat northampton to jump hopes of a first medal for a british man at the alpine world championships ended in disappointment for dave ryding in st moritz. in disappointment for the 30—year—old was well placed in ath after his opening run in the slalom but was more than two seconds slower on his second run. 11th overall was still the best finish by a male british skier in 32 years. finish by a male british manchester finish by a male british united have taken the lead manchester united have taken the lead against blackburn rovers. zlata n lead against blackburn rovers. zlatan ibrahimovic has scored. thank you. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, we are back with the late news at ten — now on bbc1 its time for the news where you are. at ten — now on bbc1 its time hello, this is bbc news. we have some breaking news. the us food giant

with leicester, wasps and bristol he has turned pays into points and one more try will take into the scoring tries is what i love to do. it is myjob in the team being on the end of most of the team being on the end of most of the moves. most players like to leave their mark on the game, if i can do it with my try scoring, it is fantastic. he has played 12 seasons at english rugby‘s highest level. he has appeared in 176 premiership games and run in 90 tries. a figure that him if; " eelquw must try g: , eelquw must try ‘g sale 7 eelquw must try i sale sharks the must try scorer for sale sharks and england. a man who knows the miles that goes into every finish. his biggest asset is his speed. he is lightning quick, always one of the fastest guys. from an athletic point of view, there isn't anyone better out there than him. that is credit to him. he is creeping into his 30s now, so to keep in the shape he is in, he is doing well. there is no difference between them. mark cu eto no difference between them. mark cueto played 55 times for his country, and tom varndelljust four. dream debut

it's interesting, i want to know the noise a wasp makes when he stings you. you've been watching too many cartoons! i think i probably have! i'll be talking about the fa cup. i'm not sure that was the right word for the bee noise. it was apologetic, wasn't it? they will be cheering hopefully, lincoln city, they know who they have in the next round of the fa cup. non—league sutton united take centre stage in the fa cup when they take on arsenal tonight for the last remaining place in the fa cup quarter—finals. it will be on an artificial pitch. i know you're going to that game, dan! and whoever wins tonight will play the big winners from this weekend, lincoln city for a place in the semi—finals. while tottenham hotspur and manchester united came through yesterday. united had to come from behind to beat championship side blackburn rovers 2—1 with zlatan ibrahimovic scoring the winner. united now go to manager jose mourinho's former club chelsea in the quarterfinals. they had brilliant attitude and if we didn't have this professional attitude with everybody play

wasps have extended their lead at the top of the english premiership to four points after they won 35he table, gavin henson kicked all the points for bottom club bristol as they beat local rivals bath by 12 points to ii at ashton gate. they stay bottom, but it's a win that gives them great hope of staying up. you can see what it meant to them. bristol are nowjust two points behind worcester. opsreys move up to second in the pro 12 after winning 26—15 at home to glasgow. two tries in two minutes in the second half saw ospreys come from behind to seal a bonus—point victory and move them above munster in the table. elsewhere, ulster scored six tries as they won 40—17 at bottom side zebre to edge closer to the top four. david busby scored on his senior debut. in the day's other game connaught beat treviso 34—19. sir mo farah has insisted that he is a clean athlete who has never broken the rules. he released a statement following the publication of fresh allegations about his coach alberto salazar. the sunday times has a leaked report from the united states anti doping agency which claims

whether at bristol or leicester and wasps, he turned it pace into points over his career.e recently about his love of crossing the line. i love scoring tries, that is myjob ina team, i love scoring tries, that is myjob in a team, any player wants to leave their mark on the game. if i can do that with my dry scoring, that would be fantastic. he has been trying for some time. varndell has played 12 seasons i'd english rugby's hires level, in a time he has appeared in 177 premiership games and run in 91 tries, a figure that puts him at head of mark cueto, that master try scorer. and a man who knows the miles that goes into every finish. his biggest asset is his speed. his lightning quick, always one of the fastest guys in the premiership, and from an athletic point of view there is no one better out there than him. that is a credit to him. he is creeping into his 30s now, so to still keep in shape that he is in, he is doing really well. cueto leaves him in one sense though, he played 55 times for his country, varndell just four times, played 55 times for his country, varndell

launching a domestic super rugby competition. 10 women's clubs, including bristol ladies, harlequin fc, waspsnvited to take part in the league which will start in september. the governing body wants to double the number of women and girls playing rugby to 50,000. finally before we go just a reminder that the draw for the fourth round of the rugby league's challenge cup gets underway in around a quarter of an hour.. championship teams join the draw in this round with matches due to be played on the 18th and 19th march. you can watch the draw live on the bbc sport website or via the red button . that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport here on bbc news throughout the evening. the headlines on bbc news. a coroner has ruled that the 30 british victims of the tunisian terror attack were unlawfully killed. he also condemned the response of the country's police — describing it as ‘at best shambolic and at worst cowardly‘. the former owner of bhs, sir philip green, has agreed to pay £363 million to help restore the pensions of staff who worked at the collapsed retailer. britain's most senior

and in the meeting of two of the new teams in the netball superleague, wasps came out on top againsthe coventry—based club, who are linked with the rugby team, scored 11 unanswered goals in the second quarter. it was enough to prevail 57—43 in glasgow. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. studio: hello, welcome to our look at what is going to be in newspapers tomorrow morning. with me are former pensions minister baroness ros altmann and the evening standard columnist mihir bose. the financial times leads with a warning from the chancellor that any extra spending on social care and schools in next month's budget will have to paid for through higher taxes. the i has a report on the housing crisis. the paper claims ministers are being accused of abandoning "a generation of aspiring homeowners" the telegraph leads with our top story tonight, the british man who carried out a suicide bombing for so called islamic state in iraq on sunday. the same story leads the metro. the paper says the british government paid him a million pounds in compensation after he was re

idea of wasp the there a quid pro quo offered. reporter: flynn denied th recently as wednesday.now he says he does not recall, but he is not completely certain. david wright, abc news. kimberly: immigrant communities around the country on edge after we have seen hundreds of people arrested by immigration and customs enforcement. at least 160 people have been arrested in the l.a. area alone. ice calls this a routine search targeting criminals, but advocates say they have not seen large-scale arrest like this for nearly a decade. abortion opponents held rallies in several cities today. this was outside of planned parenthood in northeast d.c. as protesters called on congress to defund the organization. federal money does not pay for the organization, but the organization is reimbursed by medicaid for birth control and medical screenings. nation. kimberly: another protest, supporters of planned parenthood far outnumbered opponents in dueling rallies in st. paul, minnesota. the police barriers cap thousands of abortion rights supporters away from a couple hundred abortion opponents.

within two points of leaders wasps with a win against sale sharks. well beaten by northampton. 0n worcester were well beaten by northampton. on two premier league football, and leaders chelsea are now 11 points clear at the top of the table, beating swansea 3—1, fabregas scoring first and llorente drawing swansea level, but a late flurry of two goals from pedro and costa won it for chelsea. we showed great character to start the second half, create the chances, and then we scored a repeat. i think we did a lot to win the game, now it is important to win this way. we need over 29 points to be champions. it is important to know this for me and my players and the fans. we have to continue with great focus and concentration. there was a big win for crystal palace as well, hoisting themselves and of the relegation zone by beating middlesbrough1—0. new signing van aanholt with the goal, pulling palace level with middlesbrough on points now. goal, pulling palace level with middlesbrough on points nowm goal, pulling palace level with middlesbrough on points

whilst wasps eliot daly will start on the wing in place of exeter‘s jack nowell, who missed two dayspersonal reasons. he takes up a spot on the bench. sam warburton returns to the wales‘s starting 15 for their match with italy on sunday. it‘s one of five changes to the team that beat south africa in the autumn international back in november. captain alun wyn jones will lead the side in rome. ukrainian rider andriy grivko of has been disqualified from the tour of dubai, after punching german rider marcel kittel in the face during stage 3. kittel, who still leads the race after winning the first two stages, has called for grivko who rides for the astana team, to be banned from cycling for six months. astana have posted an apology on social media but kittel, who ended up a cut eyebrow and blood streaming down his face, says what happened has nothing to do with cycling, and he won‘t accept it. that‘s all sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website — bbc.co.uk/sport — and i‘ll have more in the next hour. john, thank you. more from him later. brexit secre

the first half tries which makes them top of the table over wasps. 32 points to... it is straight after half—time. that's all sport for now. you can keep up to date with all those stories on the bbc sport website. and i'll have more in the next hour. greater manchester police has launched a criminal investigation after claims that hundreds of forensic test results issued by a laboratory in manchester were "doctored". two men have been arrested on suspicion of perverting the course of justice. randox testing services in blackley analyses samples of saliva, blood and hair, looking for traces of drugs and alcohol. let's talk to our reporter philipi norton who's in manchester. randox provide scientific analysis of samples to be used in criminal cases for police forces across the country, and that is samples such as hair, blood and saliva which i tested for traces of alcohol and drugs. that evidence is then used in court 0cd is. up to 500 drug test results carried out since november 2015 may have been compromised due to what randox says is due to the mani

you need to use biological pesticides and natural predators of this caterpillar, like wasps, that kindn africa to combat it, and work with local farmers and scientists to try and assess it, because it can get confused with other caterpillars which is why there is quite a confused pattern and picture of where it actually is. thanks, helen. that‘s all for this edition of outside source we hope that you like the new screen, and going on to twitter now, let me know what you think. i will be back with you at the same time tomorrow, goodbye. the weather was miserable on monday, wasn‘t it? rain and gales in the north—west, everybody has had a bit of rain by now. if you were watching yesterday, we talked about changes in the weather patterns, colder weather arrives, that remains the case from wednesday. that is when things get colder. short—term, we still have a weather front crossing the uk. this reaches eastern areas of the country during tuesday. but it is grinding to a halt. so, after travelling 4000 miles across the atlantic, it is slowing down and now it will park itself across the east

saracens moved to within two points of leaders wasps with a win against sale sharks.ier league after beating swansea 3—1 at stamford bridge. fabregas scored first. fernando llorente drew swa nsea scored first. fernando llorente drew swansea level but it was two late goals from pedro and diego costa that sealed the win for chelsea. watford drew 1—1 with west ham. the home side came out on top the last time they met. they took the lead in the third minute. troy deeney got the third minute. troy deeney got the opportunity to level, to put them ahead from the penalty spot. west ham equalised in the second half. in the afternoon's other games, sunderland remain bottom of the table after losing 2—0 to everton. crystal palace are now out of the relegation zone. i should say it is leicester who drop in. jamie vardy took to social media to pay tribute to former manager claudio ranieri. ina tribute to former manager claudio ranieri. in a post which includes a picture of the italian, he said, claudio ranieri has and always will have my complete respect. he believed in me when ma

in the rest of the day's rugby, wasps moved five points clear at the top after a 35—35 draw with exeter proi2, treviso lost to leinster and connaught beat cardiff blues 19—13. that's all the sport for now. fourteen retired anglican bishops, have accused the church of ignoring the views of gay christians. in an open letter they said an official report into the church of england's position on homosexuality, didn't contain "authentic voices" from the gay and lesbian community. the letter comes ahead of a meeting of the general synod, later this week, the body which approves church law. here's our religious affairs correspondent martin bashir. if the church of england was tempted to believe that its recent report on same—sex marriage had settled the matter, then this letter is an indication that the issue is still tearing at the heart of church unity. the peace of the lord be always with you. the letter says that the house of bishops report, which maintains that marriage is between a man and a woman, is not sufficiently inclusive. "our perception is that while the pain of lgbt people is spo

in the rest of the day's rugby, wasps moved five points clear at the top after a 35—35 draw with exeterpro12, treviso lost to leinster and connaught beat cardiff blues 19—13. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. more than 200 pilot whales stranded on a remote beach in new zealand are heading back out to sea with the help of a high tide. they were part of a second pod of whales beached at farewell spit on south island. conservation officials say there's a chance the surviving whales may still turn back to the beach. just to warn you, you might find some of the scenes in this report by virginia langerberg distressing. weary volunteers form a human chain to help guide the remaining few whales out to sea with the help of a high tide. justjoy, just complete happiness that they're in the water floating. and they look like they are going out, so we're obviously making sure that they don't come back. this time, rescuers are buoyed by the success of saving most of this pod. it's been a pretty full—on couple of days, to be honest. on the remote coastline of golden bay, i

league win in four matches, but they still slip to third in the table, two points behind league leaders waspsictory over newcastle, the home side restricting the visitors to very few chances in the second half. and mikey haywood scored two tries as northampton moved back into the top six with victory over worcester at franklin's gardens. that's the six nations rugby, now over tojohn with a round—up of the premier league. we deserved a lot to wind the game. it is important to continue in this way. we needed over 29 points to be champions and it is important to know this, for me, for my players, for the fans. i will continue with great focus and great concentration. 0ur confidence is not damaged today. we have got belief that we can keep going anywhere and getting good results. we are going into yet and are very important run of games, we have got burnley at home next week followed by games against hull, bournemouth and also middlesbrough, very important month, march for us. let's look at things at the other end of the table, as paul was talking about, crystal palace, a big win for them today,

league win in four matches, but they still slip to third in the table, two points behind league leaders waspsle victory over newcastle, the home side restricting the visitors to very few chances in the second half. and mikey haywood scored two tries as northampton moved back into the top six with victory over worcester at franklin's gardens. that's the six nations rugby, now over tojohn with a round—up of the premier league. it's been another good day for chelsea, can anyone catch them? that is the big question. they are 11 points clear tonight, nick, co mforta ble points clear tonight, nick, comfortable win over swansea, paul clement, in charge of swansea, spent a long time as an assistant at chelsea but not a happy return. not at all, 3—i chelsea but not a happy return. not at all, 3—1 at stamford bridge, many would have backed a chelsea home win given their fantastic record. fabregas gave chelsea the lead early on. on the stroke of half—time llore nte on. on the stroke of half—time llorente equalised for swansea. you thought how chelsea would react, they reacted in the best way really, goa

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wasps extended their lead at the top of the english premiership with a win at home to gloucester.ts behind worcester, but it's a win that gives them great hope of staying up. and move above munster in the table. great britain's mark cavendish has won the green jersey at the tour of abu dhabi, afterfinishing second on an unusual final stage. after 27 laps around the yas marina grand prix circuit to hang on to the green jersey. portugal's rui costa won the overall race. that eddiejones that eddie jones clip that eddiejones clip there, i know he is known for saying what he thinks but it is unusual for him to have such a jab at the opposition. obviously, i do not have the paper with me, there is a brilliant bit in the paper, a brilliant photo of him in the back of the times where they ca ptu red in the back of the times where they captured that moment where he is watching the game unfold and you can see him thinking "what on earth?! " that is it. what on earth is going on here. can we see his face there. look at that eyebrow. he is trying to work out... it is reckless rugby and he doe