for this wigan side, the perfect end. finalfairytale finish for the wigan warriors as they say goodbye to some of their biggest names. they finish on the ultimate high — super league champions again. i'm just happy for all the staff that stuck with me, and showed me all the respect and worked hard. i'm happy that we got the victory and, you know, it's great for the club, for us to finish like this, and i think we've owed it to our fans, they've been great, the fans have turned up every week and i'm so happy to get the victory for them. i'm super proud of them. from where we started in november to where we finished, we made two grand finals in one season and came up a little bit short this but we have the backbone of a hard, resilient foot ball backbone of a hard, resilient football team now. it's going to ta ke football team now. it's going to take it super effort to beat a quality team at wigan hour. they we re quality team at wigan hour. they were fantastic night, we will get back at work hard during next year and will

an update from old trafford, wigan are leading warrington 8—5.16 all heading into the final minute. wigan getting victory at the manchester regional arena. that's all from sportsday. a real day of contrasts. you will all have heard about the excessive amounts of rain we have had particularly in wales. numerous flood warnings are still in force. although the amber warning has now lapsed from the met office, there will be raining tonight, just not as heavily. this is the weather front responsible. pushing northwards today. further pulses wriggling along the weather front before it leaves our shores. what a contrast. if you have been sit in the rain... this area has the warmest day so late in the year. beautiful sunshine in the east. really heavy, persistent rain, in northern ireland and scotland and western parts of england and wales. the rain keeps coming down. it will continue through the evening and night, eventually fishing through the midlands and central and southern england. it will be quite chilly in some rural spots of northern ireland. a

and so i grand final fairy tale finish for the wigan warriors. ultimate high. super league champions again. adam wild, bbc news, at old trafford. wigan also won the women's grand final, beating leeds 18—16 after a last minute penalty in manchester. the opening weekend of rugby union's european champions cup will be remembered for all the wrong reasons for bath's freddie burns. losing 22—20 at home to toulouse, the england international had the chance to win it for bath, crossing the line in the final few minutes. but as he was celebrating, an opposition player knocked the ball out of his hands before it was grounded. no try. elsewhere, ulster beat leicester, exeter drew with munster and there were defeats for scarlets and edinburgh. england's cricketers have won the second one day international in sri lanka by 31 runs. captain eoin morgan top scored with 92 as his side made 278 for 9 in dambulla. chris woakes was then the best england bowler, taking three wickets before the game was abandoned due to poor weather. england now have a 1—0 lead in th

wigan are aiming for their third win over warrington in recent finals.rate to put that right this time. richard askam reports. music. for warrington and wigan, it has all come down to one game. jack hughes ducks and scores! it's pretty hard to keep it, you know, calm. but, yeah, just looking forward to it. leuluai has scored here! if i won a grand final, it would be... i don't know. someone would have to wake me up, cos it'd be a dream. for both sides, this will be a final with an extra emotional edge. several wigan warriors players will wear the famous cherry and white for the last time, including this man. and tomkins puts the skids on, and over he goes! it's huge. as soon as i decided that i was going to leave the club, you know, my focus was to win a trophy and leave the way i did in 2013, which was really special. you know, it's a dream come true, and if i could do it this year, you know, it'd be even more special. and for shaun wane, a lifetime with his hometown club as player and coach will come to an end after the final, and what he hopes will be

for this wigan side, the perfect end.and loads of respect and work hard. and so, a grand finalfairytale finish for the wigan warriors as they say goodbye to some of their biggest names. they finish on the ultimate high — super league champions again. adam wild at old trafford. i'm just happy for all the staff that stuck with me, and showed me all the respect and worked hard. i'm happy that we got the victory and, you know, it's great for the club, for us to finish like this, and i think we've owed it to our fans, they've been great, the fans have turned up every week and i'm so happy to get the victory for them. i'm super proud of them. from where we started in november to where we finished, we made two grand finals in one season and came up a little bit short this but we have the backbone of a hard, resilient football team now. it's going to take it super effort to beat a quality team like wigan. they were fantastic night, we will get back, we'll work hard during next year and will come back bigger and better. scotland e

and so a grand finalfairy tale finish for the wigan warriors.nish on the ultimate high. super league champions again. adam wild, bbc news, at old trafford. this is my last time in his famous jersey. there is only one way to leave and that is with a win. just seeing the embrace between you and your coach. that's the special relationship, isn't it? my coach has been a big part of my life, since i was 15 years old. it was fitting that we got him another wind. and the success didn't end there as wigan beat leeds in the women's grand final. the match was tied at 16—16 heading into the final minute, charlotte foley's penalty handing wigan victory at the manchester regional arena. the warriors had been in front thanks to rachel thompson's hat trick. this is only the second women's grand final after bradford won the competition for the first time last year. england's cricketers have taken the lead in the one—day series in sri lanka after another rain—affected match. the bad weather washed out the first match in midweek, but both sides at least got to ba

he is not the only one ending his wigan journey here. happy man.urney here. sam tompkins inspired their semifinal win over tompkins inspired their semifinal wi n over castleford. tompkins inspired their semifinal win over castleford. he is one of a number of players who are now moving on. it is huge, and as soon as i decided i would leave the cloud my focus was to win a trophy and it is a dream come true and if i could do it this year, that would be even more special, but i'm not going to get ahead of myself. i know exactly the task we have in london, a huge one. standing in their way is a warrington site that have proven they can be the very best. their semifinal win over st helens was perhaps unexpected, but thoroughly deserved. their biggest challenge though remains, improving on the past. we know the cloud has never won, so to be part of that and make a history be massive for the cloud and players. something that we are striving for and hopefully we can get the job done. after a long, grueling season and the intensity of those semifinal, it all

for this wigan side, the perfect end.m happy that we got the victory. it's great for the club for us to finish like this and we owe it to our fans, paper great comedy fans. they turn up paper great comedy fans. they turn up every week. i'm sure we can get the victory for them. and so, a grand finalfairytale finish for the wigan warriors as they say goodbye to some of their biggest names. they finish on the ultimate high — super league champions again. and wigan have made it a double, in their first season since forming, the women's team won their grand final 18—16, denying leeds the treble. it's still the international football break, there were a couple of nations league matches yesterday. the republic of ireland, who are in wales' group, toughed out a goalless draw against denmark in dublin. the danes had the best of it but the republic did manage to create some late chances, this one falling to fulham's cyrus christie — saved well by kasper schmeichel. it's ireland's first point in the nations league — they host the we

an update from old trafford, still wigan are leading warrington 8—5.. good night. good evening. what a miserable day it has been across the north and west of the uk. again just persistent rain and even where it uses a little it has been cloudy and damp. although the met office amber warning has now lapsed, there is more rain on the way tonight. there isa more rain on the way tonight. there is a yellow warning in parts of northern england and wales. we had some sunshine in eastern areas. it is actually quite warm. in fact it is actually quite warm. in fact it is the warmest day so late in the year. 26 degrees in lincolnshire. if you were stuck under the rain, it felt chilly, though. the wind at least is starting to use away. the rain will not do so. it will ease for northern ireland and western scotla nd for northern ireland and western scotland through the night but here is the next pulse train coming up through england. —— the next pulse of rain. low cloud shredding the hills in fog. as it comes further west and cleared away, we could see a chilly sta

he isn't the only one ending his wigan journey hair. and over he goes!who is now moving on. it is huge. as soon asi now moving on. it is huge. as soon as i decided i was going to leave the club, my focus was to win a trophy. it's a dream come true. if i could do it this year it would be even more special. i'm not getting ahead of myself. the task we got in hand is a huge one. warrington are standing in their way and have proven they can beat the very best. their semifinal win over saint helens was perhaps unexpected but for the leg thoroughly deserved. the biggest challenge remains — improving on the past. the club has never won it, so to be part of that and make history it would be massive for the club and the players. it's something that were striving for. after a long, gruelling season and the intensity of those semifinals, it leads here to old trafford and the grand finals. just 80 minutes of by the grand finals. just 80 minutes of rugby league to decide whose journey ends with the ultimate prize. adam wilde, bbc news at old trafford. we also have th

but wigan's the feds make sure there was one more outing to come. wigan never looked like losing.onto football, now. brighton beat west ham in the night's premier league match. glenn murray scored for the home side on 25 minutes. it's brighton's second win of the season and moves them up to 12th in the table. but the game of the weekend is on sunday — liverpool v manchester city — joint top of the table and both unbeaten, with six wins from their first seven matches. it's also city's first return to anfield since their rather hostile champions league tie in april. then the city bus was pelted with objects on arrival at the stadium — breaking windows and prompting extra security this time. in terms of the match, pep guardiola doesn't have a good record against the liverpool managerjurgen klopp. in their 1a previous contests, the spaniard has won just five against the german and he's lost the last three. i have a lot of respect about the way he plays, how proactive they are, at theirteams, his way he plays, how proactive they are, at their teams, his team will start i had to beat hi

dom manfredi and then tom davies answered back for wigan to give them an 8—1; lead at the break.ough once more to seal the victory for wigan. it's their 5th grand final victory. wigan have one win to their name today, they beat leeds in the women's grand final for the first time. the match was tied at 16—16 heading into the final minute, charlotte foley's penalty handing wigan victory at the manchester regional arena. the warriors had been in front thanks to rachel thompson's hat trick. this is only the second women's grand final after bradford won the inaugural event last year. england's cricketers have taken the lead in the one day series in sri lanka after another rain—affected match. the bad weather washed out the first match in midweek, but both sides at least got to bat in dambulla. england first and their captain eoin morgan led by example, hitting 92 from just 91 balls. it helped england set a target of 279. chris woakes took 3 of the 5 sri lankan wickets to fall when the rain arrived, and with the hosts way off the required run rate, on 140 off 29 overs, england were awa

for this wigan side, the perfect end. on the ultimate high — super league champions again. i'm just happy for all the staff that are still with me, and showed me all the respect and worked hard. i'm happy that we got the victory and, you know, it's great for the club, for us to finish like this, and i think we owed it to ourfans, they've been great, the fans have turned up every week and i'm so happy to get the victory for them. —— and so, a grand finalfairytale finish for the wigan warriors as they say goodbye to some of their biggest names. they finish on the ultimate high — super league champions again. it's still the international football break. there were a couple of nations league matches yesterday. the republic of ireland, who are in wales's group, toughed out a goalless draw against denmark in dublin. the danes had the best of it, but the republic did manage to create some late chances, this one falling to fulham's cyrus christie, saved well by kasper schmeichel. it's ireland's first point in the nations league.

a great one for wigan.job going there, he started off as a player. his final game in charge, before joining the scottish rugby union, saw them win their fifth grand final title after a tough 12—a victory over warrington wolves. adam wild was at old trafford. this is rugby league's biggest moment. wigan warriors grand final winners, and for some, the grandest final farewell. the journey to old trafford has been taking a season to get here. our time again! is going to happen. but for wigan coachjohn wayne, one with extra significance. his final match with his hometown clu b after his final match with his hometown club after 30 years. a fairytale finish a law that was left. it was warrington, though, with a better start as they had the corner. but these sites are so evenly balanced, it wasn't long before the scores we re it wasn't long before the scores were even. when tom davies just managed to get his hand on this one, we can have the lead before half—time. but that only ramped up tensions even higher. the b

and once again, it's between wigan and warrington.astleford 13—0 in tonight's second semi—final. joe lynsky reports. in super league, a season's artwork can come down to one friday night shuffle. when it could finish at one point above castleford in the regular season but that is enough for home advantage. and games at this magnitude, that make all the difference. the early... 0ver this magnitude, that make all the difference. the early... over the line. crucially, that was the first half's only breakthrough. for all kosovar‘s tenacity, they struggle to get forward. by the second half, this the season was catching up with them and keep you make a mark on his second we get home match with sam tompkins. a try for him meant more to describes. after 90s and fisher, the poster boys moving on. but as we can's tenets in defence nature there will be one more outing to come. fittingly, tompkins got the final kick of the match. we can never looked like losing. it'll be their first grand final in the last six seasons. first grand final in the la

it'll be a hugely emotional night because it is shown when's last game in charge of wigan.e has the top job but he's leaving to take up a position with the scottish rugby union and hit will be such an occasion. it will be an electrifying atmosphere because he's not the only one who is leaving, he is longer serving coach in the modern era of wigan, but also sam tomkins, one of their iconic players in the last few years, is also leaving to catalan, and john bateman who is a huge character was in that team is going to australia. soa in that team is going to australia. so a lot of emotion there and they have said in the club that they can use that emotion, it might bring out a little bit extra from the team as a little bit extra from the team as a whole because they are paying for their team—mates, their coach who are leaving. but you cannot write castleford. they got to the grand final last year and lost it when eve ryo ne final last year and lost it when everyone thought they were going to do really well. this year they're looking a bit more robust, they still have the capabi

wigan are the only unbeaten team. castleford were the ones flying high last year.dar, had a lot of injuries but have finished firmly in that third place and have their man of steel back guiding them around the park. you can follow all of the action on five live sports extra and get highlights from both the semifinals tomorrow lunchtime bbc one at1:15pm. rugby league continues to be associated with the m62 corridor of towns and cities like leeds, hull, st helens and wigan. however, this weekend the chance of winning promotion to the game‘s top table — the super league — falls to a team in canada and the london broncos. it‘s called the million pound game and sara 0rchard has more. the london broncos rugby league team were in london earlier this week preparing for the biggest match of their season. now they are in toronto, canada, to play it. match of their season. now they are in toronto, canada, to play itm is huge, certainly the biggest game for the club since the challenge cup final in 1999. it is what is at sta ke final in 1999. it is what is at stake and the pri

the grand final is going on tonight between wigan and warrington.im of the day is to celebrate the uk's love of the album across all genres of music. despite competition and change in the music industry, sales of albums are holding up. as part of the day, the uk's all—time favourite studio album, based on sales, downloads and streams in the uk — has been unveiled. earlier i spoke to gennaro castaldo from the bpi , which represents the uk's recorded music industry, about album day. we're doing this with our partners, the entertainment retail association. they've helped to coordinate it all. they and the association of independent music. the whole industry has come together and it's artist—led, that is the important thing, because it's artists who tell their stories through the albums, all sides of who they are, their life comes together and gets given expression to in the albums, so this is why we need to celebrate it and it's at the heart of how we like to consume music. cds, still, vinyl, which has had a real revival, and of course we're streaming

for both warrington and wigan, it is a path well trodden.are keen to forget. what's gone is gone. you just concentrate on ourselves. you gotta enjoy this build—up. this is what we play rugby league for, occasions like this, weeks like this. you don't get many in your career. for others, well, history isn't something easily left behind. shaun wane's 30—year association with wigan, as first a player and now a coach, comes to an end. a grand final farewell to his hometown club. it has been perfect, it was perfection, been my dream, and i walk away a happy man. standing in their way is a warrington side that have proven they can beat the very best. their semifinal win over st helens was perhaps unexpected but thoroughly deserved. it's warrington who dance with delight! their biggest challenge, though, remains — improving on the past. the club has never won it so to be part of that and make a bit of history would be massive for the club, for the players, and, yeah, something that we're really striving for and hopefully, we can, you know, get thej

warrington play wigan in a repeat of the 2016 final that wigan won.parting after more than 30 years with the club as coach and player. for the wolves, well, they hope to win a first domestic title since 1955. i feel excited. i feel sad that i am leaving my dream job. but really excited that we are here for this final game, the grand final, so it would be perfection, it would be my dream, andi would be perfection, it would be my dream, and i would walk out of her a very happy man. from when i first arrived, it is not about me, it is about the team and the club. what i have driven from november, it still stands, and i would be ecstatic for the players. after defending champions leinster started their defence of the champions cup with a win over wasps, bath are in action this afternoon against toulouse. exeter meet munster in pool four, scarlets host racing metro, and edinburgh play montpellier. this english golf player shows the lead —— shares the lead in south korea. joint on the leaderboard alongside the united states rival. she is only 23. final day,

by: wigan player warrington in superleague grand final mexican.l mexican. comfortable 14—0 win against castleford. the final drop goal. moves to catalan dragons at the end of the season. of the season. it is also the wigan ‘s head coach final. final. admired and without a ball being bowled. this is why. overnight and throughout the morning left the outfield underwater. left the outfield underwater. look at the flooding there! at the flooding there! travel ahead of wednesday's opener in the five match series. in the five match series. but under a sport for now. find out more on the stories on the bbc sport website. tackle their addiction. which allows a "gambling block" to be activated by the customer. leaving the account. dan whitworth from radio 4's moneybox explains how it works. i have one where i used to spend every penny of my wage. every penny of my wage. bookmakers seemed to be everywhere for danny. seemed to be everywhere for danny. spent most of his 20s addicted to gambling. i lost in excess to £50,000. £50,000. at the moment, i have to l

warrington play wigan in a repeat of the 2016 final — that wigan won.ore than 30 years with the club as coach and player. for the wolves, they hope to win a first domestic title since 1955. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. you can update the cricket score by looking at the latest school work. the billboards for there as well. sri lanka are struggling in the cricket. more sport in an hour. that's all the sport for now. marks and spencer has become the latest food retailer to introduce a new way of shopping that could mean the end of the supermarket till — and it involves customers using their mobile phones as a checkout. dan whitworth form radio 4's money box programme has been looking into this and joins us now. you are here to give us a sneak preview of your programme at midday. how is this working? what you have to do essentially is register your details with marks and spencers which means giving them details like your credit card, debit card. 0nce you've done that, and i've used this, ifound you've done that, and i've

warrington play wigan in a repeat of the 2016 final that wigan won.shaun wane, who's departing after more than 30 years with the club as coach and player. for the wolves, well, they hope to win a first domestic title since 1955. great britain have picked up their first couple of medals at the youth olympics, in argentina, with bronze for windsurfer finn hawkins, and silver for gymnast amelie morgan. the 15—year—old was lying in fourth, at the halfway point of the all around competition, but her consistency earned her a place on the podium and she'll return today for the final of the vault and uneven bars. iam i am absolutely over the moon. i came out here just expecting to do my best and to come away with a medal is even better. going into the beam routine, iwas medal is even better. going into the beam routine, i was so nervous, but i think beam routine, i was so nervous, but ithinki beam routine, i was so nervous, but i think i have learned how to control my nerves and think back to training, and just keep it under control. that's all the sport for

for both warrington and wigan it is the path well trod.is now in the past and some think some are keen to forget. what is gone to gone to concentrate on ourselves you have the buildup this is what we play for. 0ccasions like this week like this. you don't get many in your career. for others, history is on something easily left behind. shaun wane's 30—year association with wigan, first player and is now coach, comes to an end, and a grand final farewell to his hometown club. it has been perfect, it was perfection, been my dream, and i walk away a happy man. standing in their way is a warrington side that have proven they can beat the very best. their semifinal win over st helens was perhaps unexpected but thoroughly deserved. it is warrington who danced with it. their biggest challenge remains, improving on the past. the club has never won it so to be part of it would be massive for the club, for the players, and something that we are striving for and hopefully we can get thejob done. striving for and hopefully we can get the job done. so a

wigan will play warrington in super league's grand final next weekend.over last season's runners up castleford. sam tomkins ran in a try and the final drop goal on his final home match for the club. he moves to catalan dragons at the end of the season. it's also wigan head coach shaun wane's final season in charge, he's also leaving to join scotland rugby union as a coach. i feel sad, i feel happy that i have something to go to, but i am a wigan lad through and through and it is fantastic. and making memories for this little guy. he is my grandson, he never leaves my side and i love him to pieces. you will take him out to old trafford? yes, definitely, just getting him used to the noise. exeter are top of rugby union's premiership, continuing their perfect start to the season with a victory over bath. a much—changed bath side pushed exeter hard at the rec, but the chiefs surged ahead in the final quarter, scoring five tries in all — this one from stu townsend which started the fightback. they've waited over half a century but connort have finally won in

it's also wigan head coach shaun wane's final season in charge.ad, i i feel sad, i feel happy that i have something to go to, but i am a wigan light through and through and it is fantastic. and making memories for this little guy. he is my grandson, he never leaves my site and i love him to pieces. you will take him out to old trafford ? him to pieces. you will take him out to old trafford? yes, definitely, just getting him used to the noise. exeter are top of rugby union's premiership, continuing their perfect start to the season with a victory over bath. a much—changed bath side pushed exeter hard at the rec, but the chiefs surged ahead in the final quarter, scoring five tries in all. this one from stu townsend which started the fightback. they've waited over half a century, but connort have finally won in belfast, shocking ulster at the kingspan 22—15. it didn't help ulster that they had a player sent off. elsewhere there were wins for edinburgh and glasgow. after his foray into boxing, connor mcgregor makes his return to the ultimate fighting

wigan will play warrington in super league's grand final next weekend.e 14—0 win, over last season's runners up castleford. sam tomkins ran in a try and the final drop goal on his final home match for the club. he moves to catalan dragons, at the end of the season. it's also wigan head coach, shaun wane's, final season in charge, he's also leaving to join scotland rugby union, as a coach. exeter are top of rugby union's premiership, continuing their perfect start to the season with a victory over bath. a much—changed bath side, pushed exeter hard at the rec, but the chiefs surged ahead in the final quarter, scoring 5 tries in all, this one from stu townsend which started the fightback. they've waited over half a century, but connacht have finally won in belfast, shocking ulster at the kingspan 22—15. it didn't help ulster, that they had a player sent off. elsewhere, there were wins for edinburgh and glasgow. the next generation of britain's sporting superstars could be discovered this week at the youth olympic games. 43 athletes aged between 15 and 18 wi

the two met in this match two years ago with wigan coming out on top.e. off as soon as i had decided that i was going to leave the club, my focus was on winning a trophy and leave the way i did in 2013 which is really special. it was a dream come true, and if i can do it this year it will be even more special. i'm not getting ahead of myself. i know exactly the task we've got in hand and it's a huge one because warrington have been really good recently. it's massive, it will be good for the club, a view of our lads have played in two or three. the club has never won it so to be part of that and make history would be massive. something we striving for. rugby union's european champions, leinster, have shown they won't give up their title lightly...with a 52—3 mauling of wasps. the leinster fans didn't have to wait long for the first try. sean cronin, sprinting through the wasps defence. in fact the irish side ran in eight tries, as they crushed wasps and secured a winning bonus point. jack mcgrath was the last to cross the line for the champions. the big

the two met in this match two years ago with wigan coming out on top.s i had decided i was going to leave the club, my focus was to wina to leave the club, my focus was to win a trophy and leave the way i did in 2013 which was really special and it isa in 2013 which was really special and it is a dream come true and if i could do it this year, it would be even more special but i'm not going to get ahead of myself, i know exactly have the task at hand and it isa exactly have the task at hand and it is a big one because they have been good recently. it is massive, would be big for the club, a few of our lads have played in two or three and come up short so the club has never won it so to be pa rt of the club has never won it so to be part of it and make a bit of history would be massive to the club, for the players and something that we are really striving for. so that is the seasoning. —— so that is this evening. it will soon be the end of an era, on the slopes, because olympic skiing legend lindsey vonn says she will retire at the end of the season. the

grand final -- wigan's progress to saturday's grand final —— 2017.ter winning the rugby league man of steel award, ben barba thanked st helens for helping him enjoy played the game again. he joined saints last year after a speu joined saints last year after a spell with rugby union side toulon and is now heading back to his native australia to play for north queensland cowboys. he was instrumental in st helens winning the league leaders shield this season. in the first ever woman of steel award went to georgia rhodes of castleford. at 17 she is just one of castleford. at 17 she is just one of the youngest players in the professional game is in the england squad to face later this month. that is all the support for now. more in the next hour. thank you. dup leader arlene foster has been speaking in brussels in the past hour, following talks with the eu's chief brexit negotiator, michel barnier. she again insisted she won't accept any customs barriers within the uk when pushed on wedded —— whether her party would block a practical, she said the dup did

england and wigan warriors rugby league player zak hardaker has been given a 20—month driving ban afterring the end of a 1a—month ban from rugby for cocaine use, was arrested in pontefract last month. last month, spain's ana carrasco became the first woman to win a motorbike world championship. she won the title by a single point. she races in the third tier of superbikes and last season she became the first woman to win world championship race. she's 21 and has big ambitions in the sport and she spoke to me earlier. it has been a crazy day because i have had too many interviews in spain and tv programmes and everything. it is really good for me because i feel really happy to make it for sure. it was a really good result for us and it feels good to bea result for us and it feels good to be a champion. it is a good place to do this sport because we have good weather and this is very important to ride a bike. i started when i was three years old because my family has been always in this world. my father is a mechanic and before i was born he was racing with another rider. when i was three

willard wigan of england has threaded his way through to first place among european artists to make the world look smaller. he shares his miniature figures with many tools we can works on each sculpture for up to three months. people have an steadier hand as he had a. small but then presses now we have something for those who like my grandma was an absolute good when i was sad she always made bone broth for me whether her specialist so i was better in no time but make such a delicious and all the healthy broth that occasion a lot of time above and a starter wants to revive this forgotten tradition from the past. is approximately called beauty elixir the latest super food trend among models and actresses in the u.s. is something their grandmothers mark cooked up but this broth is made by a start up in berlin. and also in new york it all began in new york like so many food trends in manhattan. nora had an italian restaurant with a small window that gave on to first avenue first avenue also and he decided to give new yorkers broth so then accuse started forming the new york times wrote abo

got a new coach in michael mcguire, who english rugby league fans will know well from his time at wiganeal hard taskmaster, which is probably what they need. they have, as you say, young players that we don't know much about beginning to shine. we've not seen them on the international stage, but we will know more about them in three weeks. one familiar foe, in sean johnston, them in three weeks. one familiar foe, in seanjohnston, england fans still wake up screaming at the last second try he scored against england in the world cup semifinal in 2013. he keeps popping up and producing bean magic, magicjohnson as he is known. he is a player they will be all too wary of. there are others who could be stars as well over the next few weeks. dave woods, joining us on sports day. let's bring you up to date with some of the other stories we've been covering at the bbc sport centre today. british moto gp rider cal crutchlow will miss sunday's australian grand prix after crashing and breaking his ankle in practice today. he's fifth in the overall standings with three races of the season to go. slo

sheffield united are top of the championship this evening — a hattrick from billy sharp helped them beat wiganan own goal meant middlesbrough and derby drew i—i — both goals were own goals, but this was the worst. jayden bogle totally misjudging the pass to his keeper. boro are down to second, derby in 6th. they all count, don't they? just two matches in the scottish premiership today. kilmarnock leapfrogged celtic into second — they drew one all with hamilton — one other result — stjohnstone beat st mirren two nil. and that is all of the day's football. thanks very much. let's turn our attention to the rest of the day's sports news. to rugby league where england got their three match series off to a winning start against new zealand — but it was close, just two points in it. 18—16 the final score, with a dream debut for oliver gildart, who scored the match—winning try. joe lynskey reports. few traditions in world sport catch the eye like the haka. it is new zealand's spectacle made to intimidate, but a year on from losing in the world cup final, england have players out to make their own impr

wigan centre 0liver gildart has been called into the england rugby league squad for the upcoming internationalsnce and new zealand. he replaces the injured sam burgess and will divert from the knights squad who travel to papua new guinea next week. gildart was super league's young player of the year in 2017 and he's played an important role in wigan‘s progress to saturday's grand final. to cricket and england vice—captain jos buttler says he's happy that they're favourites to beat sri lanka in the one—day series, which starts tomorrow. their preparation hasn't been ideal, with the first warm—up game cut short and the second washed out completely because of heavy rain. but they are the world's best 0di side. very happy to be favourites. it shows we have been doing some good stuff and i like being favourites, it means we've been playing well. but we come in here very aware of sri lanka's qualities in their own conditions. they have experienced players who played well in these conditions and it has been tricky in the past for english teams. we look forward to the challenge with confidence, look to

getting ready for the grand final, wigan and warrington prepare to face each other in super league'sevening. wigan‘s women have already won their grand final, beating leeds rhinos. a hearse for glitter. —— i will have more sport later. an amnesty is being launched by the nhs to stop thousands of nearly—new crutches and wheelchairs going to waste. patients will be able to return equipment for re—use or as a donation to charity. hospital bosses say it's to reduce costs and the impact on the environment. jo black reports. crutches, walking frames, wheelchairs. if you're injured or struggling to walk, they're invaluable, but many of us are hanging onto these devices and cluttering up our homes. now, we're being encouraged to give them back. health bosses say returning equipment like this not only saves the nhs money but also helps to reduce waste. within a budget that's £125 billion, to date, this perhaps has been seen as a small value item, that the cost of things like crutches is relatively low compared to many of the other things that the nhs is dealing with, so i don't think it's had

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birmingham west brom could laso have gone top but their seven match unbeaten run came to an end at wiganld united in the late kick—off. craig bryson with a goal after 19 seconds. or is it one all there? it is actually one off. sheffield united have equalised. they would go top with a win. so tight at the top of the championship. in scotland, hearts are still top of the premiership after holding on for a 2—1 win against aberdeen, celtic stay second after a 4—2 win over hibs. livingsone beat bottom club dundee 4—0. motherwell lost 1—0 at home to stjohnstone and kilmarnock are third in the table after a 2—1 win away at struggling st mirren. it is not often we look at the european league in sports day but we doubt we would dip into la liga. —— but we thought we would dip into. real madrid have lost again in la liga, a 2—1 defeat at the bernabeau to levante they were 2—0 down inside 13 minutes. rafael varane's handball was to be inside the penalty area after the referee consulted var. roger marti converted the resulting spotkick — that made it 2—0. marcelo's pulled one back, but that ended a

we now know wigan and warrington will contest next weekend's grand final but who will be promoted fromch and ahead of the game our correspondent dave woods spoke to wolfpack owner david argyle,who says they're ready tojoin the big boys. very excited this is a wonderful moment for the toronto wolfpack, when the broncos and all of rugby to be playing the million pound game here. it is wonderful. your only two yea rs here. it is wonderful. your only two years older than the —— as a cult. and now you are on the cusp is super league. his present how fast this game was what we have had great support for our players and coaches on the field. and importantly our front office has delivered the infrastructure for our team to do as well. so we are surprised that the five—year plan. it's nice to get there earlier. mind you we thought there earlier. mind you we thought the rock to be gods smile on a sunday because they are the ones and of course the effort of our team, will determine whether we will achieve the goal. the logistics of how it works, what happens when you get into super league next ye

sheffield united are taught this evening. a hattrick from billy sharp helped them beat wigan 4—2.esbrough and derby drew 1—1 — both goals were own goals, but this was the worst. jayden bogle totally misjudging the pass to his keeper. boro are down to second, derby in 6th. just two matches in the scottish premiership today kilmarnock leapfrogged celtic into second — they drew one all with hamilton — one other result — stjohnstone beat st mirren 2—0. we will keep you updated with the goings—on at the king power stadium. where leicestershire are currently 1-0 where leicestershire are currently 1—0 down to west ham. west ham looked like they are down to ten men, so looked like they are down to ten men, so we looked like they are down to ten men, so we will keep you updated on that. to rugby league where england got their three match series off to a winning start against new zealand — but it was close, just two points in it. 18—16 the final score, with a dream debut for 0liver gildart, who scored the match—winning try. joe lynskey reports. few traditions in world sport catch the eye li

we'll be at the dw stadium ahead of wigan warriors against castleford tigers with a place in the grand toll continues to rise in indonesia after last week's earthquake and tsunami. at least 1,500 people are known to have died but rescuers fear the final death toll could be much higher as they try to reach remote areas on the island of sulawesi that have been cut off. our south east asia correspondent has been speaking to people in a village in one of the worst—hit areas, where they're struggling to cope. if you want help in palu, you have to turn up and demand it. and even that doesn't always work. these men have come from a village submerged under a sea of mud. i met them yesterday after their request for government aid had been turned down. but today, when we went to see how they were living, camped in the local mosque, our arrival coincided with that of a police truck carrying some much appreciated rice and noodles, albeit enough only for a couple of days. "they showed up out of the blue", said this man, one of the men i had met in palu just as the supplies were running out. "we're

the wigan player had only been called up to the squad as a replacement for the injured sam burgess, thevictory are merely t20 much of their tour. jason roy top scored with 69 as the remainder of the top order failed to fire in another rain affected match in colombo. david dunn reports. like the one—day series, the salty 20 match in columbo would also face a battle with the weather. while that didn't dampen the sri lankan supporters‘ spirits, england's dampen the sri lankan supporters‘ spirits, england‘s opener is probably did. jason roy and jos buttler stating an early intention. between them they posted a1, but three wickets including alan morgan‘s runout slowed the visitors‘ progression. they brought up 50 after being dropped four times, on 69 his luck was out. after the rain delay the hosts improved, moeen ali and later ben stokes bold, 188 was the victory target. back in the team for the first time in eight years, joe denley didn‘t hang around, two wind hits in his first three overs causing concern, then adil rashid entered claiming three wickets are the hosts were caught short. and

and getting ready for the grand final, wigan and warrington and prepare to face each other in a supermore sport in one hour. bbc music is supporting the first ever national album day. the album was 70 years old earlier this year. i think it was injune. the aim of the day is to celebrate the uk's love of the album across all genres of music. despite competition and change in the music industry, sales of albums are holding up. as part of the celebrations we're being asked to play a track from our favourite album and post it on social media at 3:33pm. i hope you get that. joining me now is gennaro castaldo from the bpi, which represents the uk's recorded music industry. what a lot of fun, so many memories you will be voting today. absolutely and we are doing this with our partners, the entertainment retailers association, who have helped to coordinate it all, the whole industry has come together, and it is led by the artist, who tell their stories through the albums, all sides of who they are, their whole life comes together, and gets given expression through the albums and this is why w

the wigan player had only been called up to the squad as a replacement for the injured sam burgess.end. unbelievable. i just act unbelievable. ijust act myself, i luckily got over. —— backed. unbelievable. ijust act myself, i luckily got over. -- backed. does it happen as fast as we see it or is it in slow motion for you? it happens really quick. i was just printing as fast as i could and i saw the full—back and my best to beat him. —— sprinting. and england have won the one and only t20 match in their series with sri lanka in colombo. jason roy top scored with 69 on their way to 187/8. jon denley, playing his first international in eight years, took four wickets as sri lanka were all out for 157. england won their one—day series and now have the test series to come. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, the film review. hello there, and welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through this week's cinema releases, we've got jason solomons. jason, what have you got for us this week? yes, ben. the great pretender freddie mercury brings glam rock to opera, to

a hat—trick from billy sharp helped them beat wigan 4—2. 1—1. both goals were own goals. this has to be the worst. he totally misjudged the past to his keeper. there then down to second, derby and six. norwich vote up to third with a 1—0 win. swansea in seventh. ipswich stay bottom. they we re seventh. ipswich stay bottom. they were beating 3—0. leeds havejust kicked off. all of the day's results are of course on the bbc sport. it was close, but england won the first of three tests against new zealand and rugby league. they came from behind to win byjust two points. 18 and 16 it finished. joel and he was watching. new traditions in world sport caspi i like the haka, new zealand's spectacle made to intimidate. but a year on from losing in the world cup final england have players up to make their own impression. that cat from tommy came two minutes into his first start. an intervention to set up first start. an intervention to set up sam tomkins for the finishing touch. but new zealand's response would be typically swift. this is a nation tha

eddie coach and a great win for wigan —— 12—14.onger a i-hit astley because he is no longer a i—hit wonder. astley because he is no longer a 1-hit wonder. steph, ithink astley because he is no longer a 1-hit wonder. steph, i think you will be annoyed, you love a parmo, what is it? a delicacy from my hometown, breaded chicken, deep—fried, a bechamel sauce and a pizza topping. of all the nights out we've had, how come i've never had one? because we've never had a night out in miserable. a parmo, i've never heard of it? they said macro pool three. health campaigners are saying it has a monstrous effect on obesity. 2000 calories per portion —— they said parmageddon. obesity. 2000 calories per portion -- they said parmageddon. you don't eat them every day. this could be at the end of a night out. they sell them in pizza shops and places like that. if you eat them every day that could be a problem. the reason why this was pointed out as a problem is it's... this was pointed out as a problem is it's. .. there this was pointed out as a pro

wigan warriors full—back zak hardaker will undergo rehabilitation for alcohol abuse after being foundbeing more than twice the drink—drive limit in september. he previously missed the whole 2018 season after a positive test for cocaine. hardaker has apologised and says his sole focus will be to confront the issues that have stopped him becoming the player and person he'd like to be. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. more on sportsday at 6.30. let's return to our top story, 20 men have been found guilty of being part of a grooming gang that raped and abused girls in huddersfield. the men were convicted in a series of trials, which until now had been subject to reporting restrictions. most of the men of mainly pakistani heritage were born and raised in huddersfield. the pakistani community in the town is small and many people know each other well, so how are they reacting to the news? bbc look north's communities reporter, sabbiyah pervez, has been finding out. where are we going? party! where? this is

they'll face either wigan or castleford who play this evening.burgess, who plays his club rugby for south sydney, will remain in australia in preparation for the 2019 season. the three—test series starts at the end of the month. that's all the sport for now. i'll have the latest at 10:30am. thank you. were you watching earlier when i gave you those three maths questions? they are aimed at night and ten—year—olds for that we have had and ten—year—olds for that we have ha d a nswe rs and ten—year—olds for that we have had answers from some and we will appeal how many got them right. question 1: calculate 56 by 24 using any method. but not a calculator! question 2: thinking about a triangle, calculate the size of the third angle if the other two angles are 34 and 39 degrees. you can't use a protractor but you can use a calculator. and question 3: you've got to work this out in just 15 seconds. "i multiply a number by 100. my answer is 250. what is the number i started with?" i have to say that one of our producers has been working on it for quite a