we have wigan, wimbledon in1988, just wigan. we have wigan, wimbledon in 1988, west ham in 1980.and the two silver players, let see what they can do. i suppose you cant rehearse the phrases that come out. no, you can't. you don't know what is going to happen. your fifth final, good luck. i hope it goes well. i hope watford get a goal to make it more exciting. if watford lose, eltonjohn make it more exciting. if watford lose, elton john is make it more exciting. if watford lose, eltonjohn is in cup and he cani lose, eltonjohn is in cup and he can i guess that's why they called them the sky blues, if manchester city win. i really hope that he doesn't get to change the words to that. watford at wembley winners, i think that is perfect. i spotted an insect on the steps, it was a dragonfly can watford colours. surely that has to bea watford colours. surely that has to be a sign. they are all signs! everything is a sign. enjoy it there. rejection is something alice feeney knows too well. for ten years, she tried and failed to catch a break in the literary world before exploding on to t

catalans dragons are celebrating after beating wigan in a historic super league match in spain.cored the game's first try — michael mcilorum going over against his former cloud. wigan fought back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to two points at half time. but catalans were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record cloud of over 31,000. ok it's a big day in netball. karthi and emily are here to take us through it. karthi? we've been talking about trophies and how is that big month this may. we have today with a grand final in netball. and the end of this month byjuly, we have the well kept coming up. talk about this our reporter, emily croydon. one. these are the two best sides this season — just explain how the season works and what winning the grand final means to these two teens? the ten teens play each other twice with the regular season progressing to which read last week and the two winners from the snatches come together and they show a piece of the season for the grand final, wasp going for a third

dominic hughes, bbc news, wigan.n england where the biggest fall in gdp numbers has been seen and that is why nhs managers in england want to recruit an extra 20,000 staff but the nurse that was sought here at the ashton medical centre to help to ease some of the pressures facing gps. you can see more on this story on panorama, ‘gp‘s: why i can‘t get an appointment‘ tonight at 7.30 on bbc one. and it‘ll be available afterwards on the iplayer. theresa may‘s future as prime minister will be discussed by backbench tory mps later this afternoon, amid reports many want to rewrite the party‘s rules on changing their leader. it comes as talks with labour continue to try and break the brexit deadlock. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is at westminster. the 1922 committee meeting, yet more pressure on the prime minister? there was a moment at prime ministers questions when a fairly new tory mp challenged to his innate ability to step aside and told her that she had failed. plenty of tory mps are willing to say so p

by former club side castleford following a positive test for cocaine use before eventuallyjoining wiganbeen banned for drink driving and he admits his experiences with castleford made him question his career. through the trouble is i was causing for myself and being a professional sportsman, the spotlight is on you, and all the backlog i was getting off of that, i was thinking, i don't think this is for me, and after the first few weeks, i just thought, i will not play. that will end my troubles. but now i know it doesn't work like that. i have gone away from the game and focused on myself and sorted a lot of things out and that has brought my love for the game back even more and i realise how fortu nate game back even more and i realise how fortunate i am to be in this position so i will not take it for granted again. scottish hammer thrower mark dry has been provisionally suspended by uk anti—doping after being charged with "tampering or attempted tampering with any part of doping control". he's understood to have violated the whereabouts system, where athletes must tell anti—doping o

catalans dragons are celebrating after beating wigan in a historic super league match in spain.catalans scored the game's first try — michael mcilorum going over against his former club. wigan fought back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to 2 points at half time. but catalans were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record crowd of over 31,000. big day interns and silverware and netball. karthi and emily are here to take us through it.. trophies galore so far and we have more coming up in the month of may. and this summer with the world cup. today manchester thunder have beaten wasps to win the 2019 netball superleague title and coming up over injuly we have the netball world cup in liverpool. i think many expected wasp experience at the big occasion would went out today, but crucially thunder knew they could write all of them having beaten them twice in the regular season, it was that belief i suppose they carried them through and they needed it, they twice trailed by six goals in the match, six going and t

6-1a, at weekend, warrington beating wigan 6—1a, toby keane. 0n the other matches, there were victoriess bbc news. let's return to the race to become the conservative leader and, ultimately, the prime minister. this evening, dominic raab has become the sixth candidate to publicly confirm they are standing — alongside borisjohnson, rory stewart, esther mcvey, jeremy hunt and matt hancock. before the news that mr raab was standing, i spoke to sebastian payne, whitehall correspondent at the ft, and the journalist anne mcelvoy , and started by asking anne what she made of the race so far. i think it's very obvious that this contest is really at the moment all about boris johnson's leadership, or attempts to become leader. and all of the others are basically trying to trim their campaigns around what they think boris johnson's leadership campaign is going to look like, not least matt hancock and rory stewart there, coming out as the younger modernisers. but already, differences between them. would they serve in the event of no—deal or would they not? and what do you make of that, seb, how do

we stay with rugby league because wigan warriors have travelled to barcelona to play catalans dragons0,000 fans are expected to attend a match, that's hoped will give the sport more international exposure. tania arnold reports. have to say i did not think i would be introducing a rugby league feature in the middle of barcelona, but here we are with the captain sean. incredible to be bringing the game here to barcelona and the new camp. it's a privilege to be part of it as a player and the fans enjoying the game tomorrow. it's a great to be part of it. you've been doing so much in your rugby league career. the camp is iconic worldwide everybody knows about it. as a say it's a special time and special to be part of. what can they do for themselves if they can build on this? for any of the supporters it's a massive thing to play in the stadium. and to have a real strong european game and have teams like cattle and who were winning the challenge cup last year and it's brilliant for the sport. you fans have travelled, you are a fan, aren't you? how special is this? i watch them elsewhere b

it was warrington‘ second victory over wigan in 13 days.ries for the wolves. elsewhere, there were wins for the catalan dragons and huddersfield giants. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's maxine with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are dawn foster, columnist at the guardian. and anne ashworth, associate editor of the times. let's take a look at the front pages. there's one story that dominates, of course — the race to become tory leader. the sunday times reports michael gove is also throwing his hat in the ring. we haven't heard officially from him yet. it says the environment secretary will make his case to lead the uk, in a podcast interview with the bbc‘s nick robinson. the telegraph also leads with michael gove's leadership bid. the newspaper says he's pitching himself as a "unity" candidate, and as the best choice to take onjeremy corbyn. the mail on sunday features dominic raab, the former brexit secretary, entering the tory leadership contest. according to the observer, mod

warrington wolves have beaten wigan warriors to reach the quarter—finals of rugby league's challengere zak hardaker went overfor wigan to level the scores. with it still level at 24—all, stefan ratchford's penalty goal gave warrington victory — 26—24 the final score. they play hull kr next. st helens beat huddersfield to set up a meeting with wakefield. the full draw is on the bbc sport website and somerset will play hampshire in the final of cricket's one day cup. somerset beat nottinghamshire while holders hants beat lancashire. )lancashire and england bowler james anderson was forced to leave the field after being hit on the leg late in hampshire's innings. he'll be assessed by a physio tomorrow. james fuller hit the the winning runs for hampshire, who chased down their target of 2112 with 4 wickets and an over to spare. and the mumbai indians beat the chennai super kings by one run to win the indian premier league by one run, the fourth time they've claimed the title. that's all the sport for now. thanks, tulsen. the spy thriller killing eve was one of the big winners at tonight'

konta will play australia's ajla tomljanovic in tha last four and in rugby league, wigan warriors cameht, with fullback morgan escare scoring their third try. it was bottom side broncos seventh straight defeat. it's been a great day for british cycling. british cyclist jacob hennessy in wet conditions at the tour de yorkshire. the tour set off from doncaster and this year's route takes in eight host locations including halifax, barnsley, doncaster and leeds. hennessy won both intermediate sprints and the only climb of the day and will wear the red king of the mountains jersey tomorrow. jesper asselman of the netherlands won the final sprint after being part of a long range breakaway to take the opening stage. the race finishes in leeds on sunday. caster semenya's arrived in doha ahead of the first diamond league meeting of the season tomorrow, with rumours circulating she could be about to quit athletics after losing her appeal against regulations restricting testosterone levels in female runners. the president of the iaaf lord coe has welcomed the decsion. our reporter ade adedoyin is

dominic hughes, bbc news, wigan.g as a gp in london for the past ten years. it's all rather worrying, in terms of not just the it's all rather worrying, in terms of notjust the trend of these figures, but what they tell us about the state of play for gps like you in the profession. how would you describe a gps life these days? busy. but busy to the point of it no longer being quite safe. i think the issue we are getting us gps is decision fatigue. every time a patient comes in, and they come in every ten minutes which is probably only every eight minutes, you don't know what they're going to say and you're making decisions about their care. but can be very critical. we aren't talking about decisions over aren't talking about decisions over a pint of milk but life—saving decisions. you have to make those decisions. you have to make those decisions over and over again during the course of the day and that's where it gets harder and harder and yet we are expected to and want to treat a patient number 30, number a0 oi’ t

dominic hughes, bbc news, wigan. you can see more on this on panorama, tonight at 7.30 on bbc one.minutes or so we'll be hearing from the royal college of general practioners, to see what they think of the findings. in what is being described as the greatest comebacks in champions league history, liverpool pulled off the unthinkable last night — beating barcelona 4—0 at anfield to overturn a three—goal deficit and book their place in the champions league final. the goals came from divock 0rigi and geroginio wijnaldum who both scored twice. unsurprisingly there were jubilant scences after the match. with the whole squad lining up in front of the kop for an emotional rendition of you'll never walk alone. they'll play either tottenham or ajax in the final on 1st ofjune. here's what some of the fans had to say afterwards. i wasn't looking forward to coming. it was magic. absolutely amazing. 0ne it was magic. absolutely amazing. one of the best matches at anfield i have seen. really proud, really proud. we can't believe it, can we? it was the best night ever. it was a team effort, all t

why lionel messi's new camp will welcome wigan —— new camp stadium still to come on sportsday: playingl a fream, next to racing. michael 0'leary — the ryanair boss and owner of grand national winner tiger roll — is to pull out of the sport. 0'leary along with his racing manager brother eddie are behind thejigginstown house stud, have enjoyed tremendous success in national hunt racing. 0ur racing editor frank keogh is with me. and this all begs the question, why pull out? no doubt, a huge shock, because last month we saw those pictures when tiger role double—mac 0ne like the grand national for the second year running, the first horse to do it since the great red rhum in the 19705. it is a big surprise. it is a face to pull out from the sport, and he says he will run horses in the maroon colours of his stud for the next five years or so, but the amount of money he puts into the sport, particularly in ireland, this has been quite a blow, really, so a big shock in the horse racing industry today. what will happen? you say that things will wind down, but what happens to the horses? tiger ro

halifax, but had lawless — in the race leader's blue jersey — on his wheel as the 23—year—old from wiganorts news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me marc edwards and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. good morning. two key elements to your bank holiday monday forecast. one is the continuing chill. the other is going to be the position of this weather front. this is where the main focus of showers will be, and it will be drifting its way southwards through the day. it's around parts of southern scotland, northern ireland into the start of the morning. it means, either side of it, a good chance of a frost around, particularly to the far south of england and wales, and also across northern scotland. temperatures in rural areas below freezing, but here, a sunny start to the day. quite a bit of cloud in between. showers this side, within southern scotland, but brightening up quite quickly into the afternoon. a scattering of showers developing for northern ireland, north wales, the north midlands towards east anglia, particularly during the afternoon, and some of those

catalans dragons will play in a replica barcelona kit when they host wigan at camp nou on saturday.and that would make it the biggest for a regular season super league game. the dragons have played in barcelona before, at the olympic stadium, but this will be the first rugby league match ever played at camp nou and wigan‘s zak hardaker, who won the man of steel award in 2017, says it'll be a dream occasion. it is an iconic stadium, known around the world. there was no chance five years ago but the way the game has developed and the last few years it has enabled us to play such a stadium. i have never been to it so it is a new experience for me. a new country as well. something i am really looking forward to. former formula 1 world champion fernando alonso has crashed in practice for the indianapolis 500. the spaniard is trying for a second time to win the prestigious race. it's the last part of his quest to become the only man aside from graham hill to claim motorsport‘s triple crown, which also includes the monaco grand prix and le mans 2a hours. alonso wasn't hurt, but will lose v

warrington wolves have beaten wigan warriors in a really tight match, to reach the quarter—finals ofthe break, before zak hardaker went over to level the scores and with it still level at 24—all, man—of—the match stefan ratchford's penalty goal gave warrington the narrowest of victories — 26—24 the final score. they play hull kr next. also hoping for a place in the quarter finals are st helens and huddersfield. st helens, who are top of super league went ahead early on butjoe wardle crossed overfor huddersfield, to make it all square. st helen's though, came back through theo fages and are currently leading 22—16 in the second half, at thejohn smith's stadium. pascal ackermann has won stage two at the giro d'italia. the german rider beat a world—class field of sprinters at the end of the 205—kilometre run — from bologna to fucecchio to claim the victory. the top end of the general classication remains unchanged, with primoz roglic keeping the pink jersey and britain's simon yates following close behind in second. the swedish golfer marcus kinhult produced nerves of steel to win the b

dominic hughes, bbc news, wigan.ils. is it one of the greatest comebacks in european history? yes. history was made. it is the most incredible european comeback at enfield. it does not quite top istanbul for you. from a liveable fan perspective, was covering it for the bbc, in terms of winning a champions league final in terms of being 3—0 down, it will ta ke terms of being 3—0 down, it will take some beating. at enfield... it is barcelona. 3—0 down against barcelona. they were pretty much written off yesterday by many people. juergen klopp did a clever thing in his press conference. he pleaded low key and he said it is almost impossible but not totally impossible does make he did a pretty low key thing. they played brilliantly. 4—0 they be barcelona. afterwards the fans are simply could not believe what had happened —— beta barcelona. i am looking forward to coming. european magic. absolutely amazing. really, really amazing. 0ne absolutely amazing. really, really amazing. one of the best match of and feel they have

wigan are at the nou camp stadium on saturday. they face catalan dragons.—in—a—lifetime opportunity. it is pretty special. a good build—up to the start of the week. looking forward to getting out there no. same for you, zach? a special experience? and iconic stadium, known around the world. yeah, if you had said to be five years ago i would get the chance to play there, i would have thought no chance. how the game has developed in the last few years, it has enabled us to play at such good stadiums like this. i have never been to it, so it is a new experience for me. a new country as well that i have not been to, haven't seen barcelona as a city. i'm looking forward to it. it is fairto i'm looking forward to it. it is fair to say it is a game you might not have played in. it hasn't been the smoothest of journeys not have played in. it hasn't been the smoothest ofjourneys so far through your career, serving a ban for cocaine use, drink—driving charges as well — is it the case that you thought your career might not have seen you playing in such a big game? yea

dominic hughes, bbc news, wigan. this on panorama, tonight at 7.30pm on bbc one. and in the next 15 minutes or so we'll be hearing from the nuffield trust. iran says it's partially suspended the implementation of the international accord agreed in 2015 to curb its nuclear programme. speaking a year after the united states withdrew from the deal, iran's president, hassan rouhani, said his country would immediately stop its sales of enriched uranium, allowing it to build up its stockpiles instead — and threatened to resume production of higher enriched uranium in 60 days. injuly 2015 iran agreed a deal with a group of world powers limiting its nuclear programme for 15 years in return for lifting some sanctions. it came after years of tension over iran's alleged efforts to develop a nuclear weapon. but last year donald trump withdrew the united states from the agreement. he claimed the deal was too narrow and did nothing to curb iran's missile programme. today, iran's president, hassan rouhani, announced that it would p

in england and france but has already turned down the chance to return to super league and become wigan'sa m an urologist has ruled that tottenham defenderjan vertongin did not suffer a concussion during the champions league semifinal first leg against ajax. he collided with a team—mate and despite being cleared to continue have to be substituted in the1—0 to continue have to be substituted in the 1—0 defeat. tottenham say that he suffered an injury to his nose which resulted in heavy bleeding. leeds striker patrick ba mford has been bleeding. leeds striker patrick bamford has been banned for two matches by the fa after being found guilty of successful deception of a match official in the draw with aston villa. he went down after appearing to be had in the face but replays showed no contact. elmohamady has had his red card rescinded. the world number seven judd the world number sevenjudd trump's match against qualifier gary boson will start shortly. hazel irvine is at the crucible theatre. the first of the crucible semifinals and we had john higgins bidding for an eight final against dave

it was warrington's second victory over wigan in 13 days.ns and huddersfield giants. now this week at the european tour's made in denmark, players have to walk through a beer tent to get to the 14th tee, and no one is going to better this from jamie donaldson — who came off the 13th green and dedcided to bust some serious moves — much to the delight of the crowd. he didn't have the best day, a few bogeys. but still ended up the hero of the day. it is like michaeljackson meets something else. when you said they had to walk through a beer tent, i had to walk through a beer tent, i had visions of them picking up a pintand had visions of them picking up a pint and downing it and then carrying on! we've been reporting this morning on president donald trump's visit to japan and in just over a week he'll be here in the uk. but back at home, an issue central to his campaign and presidency has been immigration, and his promise to build a wall. newsround's hayley hassall has spent 10 days travelling along the united states—mexico barrier to meet the p

in wigan and the north which will be made worse by leaving the eu and that is why we have to stop brexit are glued to their phones for much of the day — with 16 to 26 year olds most likely to say they spend too much time on their phone. our media editor amol rajan has been speaking to students in reading. it's exam season. across the country, hundreds of thousands of young people have been imbibing knowledge and honing skills. but compared to a generation ago, they have a challenge to contend with. smartphones are the most convenient and sophisticated consumer technology ever invented — reaching billions of people every day — but, boy, are they addictive, as these students at the university of reading have been telling me. would you say you're addicted to your phone? erm, i think i would, yeah, because without thinking about it, ijust pick up my phone to check instagram, or snapchat, or facebook, or anything. it's a bit of an issue with studying because if i have it on my desk while i'm revising, i tend to get very, very tempted to just look at my phone. i'll be like, ooh, i see a notifi

catalan dragons are celebrating after beating wigan in a historic super league match in spain.ht back though — this superb solo try from liam marshall reduced the deficit to two points at half time. but catalan were too strong in the second half — scoring four tries to win in front of a record cloud of over 31,000. caleb ewan won stage eight of cycling's giro d'italia. the australian sprinter followed pascal ackermann into the final corner before launching his sprint around 100 metres from the line. it is ewan's first stage win this year. italu's valerio conti remains in the lead overall. triathlon now and alistair brownlee and sophie coldwell won their respective races at the world cup in italy. and at the world triathlon series in yokohama, britain's alex yee finished fifth in the men's race. it was 21—year—old yee's first standard—distance race on the world series circuit and a medal would have sealed the first step towards olympic qualification for next year's tokyo games. georgia taylor—brown also finished fifth in the women's race. athletes often talk about their journey

dominic hughes, bbc news, wigan. researchers say they have found some 6,000 accounts over a ten—day period, that were posting or amplifying content to sow further division ahead of the upcoming european elections. most of it focused on existing political tensions. so in the uk it was brexit—related content. in france, the accounts posted or promoted references to the yellow—vest protests, as well as president macron's low approval ratings. and in germany, the focus was on the far—right afd party. i'm joined by carl miller, research director from the demos think—tank in london. it is an interesting study, how do you quantify how many of these social accounts are from russia? how do you go about that investigation? you often can't. this is duelling mathematics. there are models of machine only used on one side and others on the other. i can't think ofan others on the other. i can't think of an issue of such importance where academics and researchers, civic society and journalists are so much in the dark as this. of the

it was warrington's second victory over wigan in 13 days.ns and huddersfield giants. now this week at the european tour's made in denmark, players have to walk through a beer tent to get to the 14th tee, and no one is going to better this from jamie donaldson, who came off the 13th green and dedcided to bust some serious moves — much to the delight of the crowd. he stumbled home with bogeys at 15 and 17 to card a 3—over 74 — but still ended up the hero of the day. i'm not sure about his high—fives. but he can move, so we will give it to him. is that before or after the beer tent? a little beer tent as we came out of the studio, that would be nice. can you imagine? taking a child swimming is something most parents and carers do without a second thought. but for children who have disabilities or are seriously ill, it can be much more challenging. but now a scheme in aberdeen has found a way to help children enjoy the water whilst keeping vital equipment dry, and there's a bonus — the children can swim with mermaids. nasim asl reports. alana ha

there are two games in rugby league's challenge cup today — at 2:15pm, it's warrington against wiganhip side bradford are the latest side to reach the quarter—finals — they shocked leeds rhinos of the super league, winning by 24 points to 22. mikey wood among the try—scorers. it's the final day of the iaaf world relays injapan. great britain were in both the men and women's 4x400 metre finals, but both teams finished sixth. later on, gb‘s men will compete in the 4x100. the reigning champions ran the fastest time in the world this year in their qualifying heat — you can watch it live on the bbc sport website. one of tennis‘s most exciting young players, stefanos tsitsipas, takes on world number one novak djokovic in the final of the madrid open this afternoon. he beat rafael nadal for the first time — and on clay, the spaniards favourite surface. he'd already defeated roger federer at this year's australian open and this was another huge win in his fledgling career. that's all the sport for now but there's more on the bbc sport website, including build—up to the spanish grand prix. i'

last week wigan travelled to the nou camp in barcalona to play catalans dragons in a bid to sell thely new, the team we have here today is six or seven months in situ. it's one of those things we have to get to grips with, what's next after barcelona? where do we go after anfield? it's something we will do and what we have achieved has been terrific. we've grab peoples attention, we've introduced the sport to new people. we always say that when people see it they become fans and fall enough with it. it's hard to dislike super league because the game is so good. —— and fall in love with it. we have to join it together, a strategy of where it's taking us to and that's what needs to happen next, really. he spent 22 years at arsenal so it's understandable when arsene wenger says he left his heart at the club. despite that, he said had been happy to take a break but that he would return to football soon. i miss competition. i miss arsenal because i left my heart there. i gave my life to the club for 22 years. every minute of my life was dedicated to the club and i miss the values that we

there were showers moving through wigan.ey will go into parts of scotland throughout the afternoon. something drierfor northern ireland, north—west england and the south—west of england during this afternoon. temperatures typically about 16 degrees, but colder than that in the far north of scotland. that cold they will continue to move south, with it a band of cloud and showery rain pushing through northern parts of england. overnight temperatures between six and eight celsius, colder than that in the far north of scotland. through friday, another cold day for many in scotland and northern ireland. elsewhere, holding on to some milder conditions. hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines: the former defence secretary, gavin williamson, who was sacked yesterday, strongly denies leaking information from a national security council meeting. mr williamson was blamed by the prime minister for revealing discussions about the chinese company, huawei. the deputy labour leader says a further inquiry is needed. in response to rec

warrington wolves have beaten wigan warriors in a really tight match, to reach the quarterfinals of rugbywere leading 18—12 at the break, before zak hardaker went over to level the scores and with it still level at 24—24, man—of—the match stefan ratchford's penalty goal gave warrington the narrowest of victories. 26—24, the final score. lewis hamilton has won the spanish grand prix to retake the lead in the drivers‘ championship. starting from second on the grid again behind his mercedes team—mate valetteri bottas, hamilton managed to over—take him on the first bend in barcelona, and he held on for the next 66 laps to take the full points. it's his third win of the season. bottas finished second, ahead of red bull's max verstappen, with ferrari's sebastien vettel in fourth. the swedish golfer marcus kinhult produced nerves of steel to win the british masters in southport. kinhult had the lead, then lost it, and with the prospect of a four—way play—off looming, he needed a birdie at the last for victory — and he made it, to win by a single shot from a group including england's matt wallace

the wigan mp this morning saying not delivering brexit would be the ultimate betrayal. 0n the other sideere are many mps, my phone has been buzzing with them this morning, who are saying the opposite. but if you look at where the gains came for the liberal democrats, the green party, to parties that want another referendum, but oppose brexit, that would stay in the eu, they argue thatis would stay in the eu, they argue that is where labour can do well. this is what the lib dems leader, vince cable, had to say this morning. i think what had happened was that we had a couple of bad general elections, 2015, 2017. people had written us off, prematurely. and i think have now been proved wrong. we are clearly a major force. and in the coming european elections, we will demonstrate that again. we are very clearly the leading remain party. we expect to do well on the basis of that. i suspect the debates over where the party —— might parties go in the next few days will continue, but it does feel like in the leaderships of both the conservative and labour party, there is a feeling that there is a

you can watch warrington against wigan on bbc one later and kick—off is at 2:15pm.an in the second one—day international. jos buttler powered them to 373 for three. the visitors came close but england edged it, winning by 12 runs. mercedes continued to dominate formula 1 this season with another first and second in qualifying for the spanish grand prix. valterri bottas will start on pole position for third time in a row. he has a one—point lead over lewis hamilton in the championship. i enjoy the adrenaline rush you get from those laps and i am pleased. practice was difficult with the spin. i moved on. idid practice was difficult with the spin. i moved on. i did not put the laps together and the last couple of laps together and the last couple of laps in 03 particularly was strong. i had to go out early because i came into early and i had to go at first ahead of everyone. it was not a good enoughjob. ahead of everyone. it was not a good enough job. great britain were beaten by germany in their opening game of the ice hockey world championship in slovakia. this goal

in 2013, manchester city were beaten by wigan athletic in one of the greatest fa cup upsets in historyout upsets, when he managed malaga in spain he went to barcelona and won 1-0 spain he went to barcelona and won 1—0 in the new camp in 2015, so you never know. this place will be full by 5pm, kick—off, the atmosphere will be electric. man city have not had the best week of the pitch, with speculation they could face sanctions over finances. they will hope today is remembered for footballing reasons, watford will hope to spoil the thank you. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is atjust after 3.30pm, bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with shaun ley. it is 12 minutes past one. in the eu referendum in 2016, 52% of people in wales voted for leave. next week, those same voters will be back at the ballot box to elect meps in the european elections. bbc wales political editor felicity evans has been asking voters about having to vote again. italians were among the first europeans to come to live in the welsh valle

wigan take on warrington in the final match of the day from seven o'clock.act is england's, toni duggan. the barcelona forward missed out on a champions league winners medal at the weekend when her side lost to lyon, but she's out to put women's football centre stage this summer. as part of the bbc‘s change the game season, sally nugent went to spain to meet her. got actually really right now... go on. you like 0k. your spanish is good. tony certainly knows where she is going. it settled in spain, but headed for the biggest summer of her career. it's a massive few years for women's football, i think. this is the biggest thing on football calendar, you've got the world cup, and hopefully, we've got the 0lympics next year. and then the year after, we've got the european championships. so for me, the next two is for women football is generally come i know people say it every year, and it's going bigger and better, but this is genuinely the biggest it can be for women's football, and i hope i can be at the forefront of that. i hope i can be a pa rt forefront of

he's turned down an offer to stay in thejob, and also decided not to become league side wigan's headobs in england and france. and rory mcilroy says that tiger woods could have another ten years left as a competitive player. woods — who's 43 — broke his 11—year major championship duck when he won the masters at augusta last month. he's now got 15 major titles, three short of the record set by jack nicklaus. and mcilroy says woods can match that haul, if he avoids any more injuries. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. let's get more now on the inquest into the death of a nine—year—old who died in 2013. her mother has been campaigning for a new inquest that would link her death to air pollution where she lived in south east london. our correspondence was outside the high court after the result came in. ella had been a healthy young girl up until about 2010, when she developed acute asthma after a chest infection. she then had a period of three years where 27 visits to hospital. she died in 2013. the original inquest in 2014 sai

seats are saying that for the party to regain trust it needs to be seen to be delivering brexit, the wiganthis morning saying not delivering it would be the ultimate betrayal. 0n the other side there are many mps, my phone has been buzzing this morning, who are saying the opposite. that if you look at where the gains came from the 40 liberal democrats, the green party, two parties that want another referendum, staying in the european union, they argue that is where labour can union, they argue that is where labourcan do union, they argue that is where labour can do well. this is what the lib dem leader had to say in his assessment this morning. what had happened is that we had had a couple of bad general elections, 2015, 2017, people had written us off prematurely. i think they have now been proved wrong and we are clearly a major force. we will in the coming european elections demonstrate that again. we are very clearly the leading remain party, and be expected do well on the basis of that. so i expected the base of a where the parties go in the next few days will continue, but it does fe

in line with the proposal put forward by the members for wigan and stoke—on—trent central, the new brexit out in law that the house of commons will approve the uk's objectives for the negotiations, and mps will be asked to approve the treaty governing the relationship before the government signs it. nine, the new brexit deal will legally oblige the government to seek the alternative arrangements process by 2020, avoiding any need for the northern ireland backstop to come into force. this is made in the spirit of the amendment tabled by my honourable friend, passed on the 29th of january. it is not possible to use alternative arrangements to replace the backstop in the agreement, we will ensure they are viable alternative. ten, we will accept that if the backstop comes into force, great britain will stay aligned with northern ireland. we will deliver on our commitments in northern ireland in the report. the northern ireland in the report. the northern ireland in the report. the northern ireland assembly and executive will have to give their consent on a cross executive will have to give th

the final game of the day is under way, with wigan taking on warrington. less than a fortnight from the start of the women's world cup in france. among those hoping to make an impact is england's toni duggan. the barcelona forward missed—out on a champions league winners medal at the weekend when her side lost to lyon, but she's out to put women's football centre stage this summer. as part of the bbc‘s change the game season, sally nugent went to spain to meet her. speaking spanish actually really it right now. that's a good one, good one. ok. spanish is good. toni certainly knows where she is going. settled in spain, but headed for the biggest summer of her career. it's a mess a few years for women's football i think. this is the biggest on the women's football calendar, you've got the world cup, hopefully we've got the olympics next year. and then the year after, we have the european championships in england. so for me, the next three is for women's football is genuinely, i know people say it every year, and it's getting bigger and better, but this is ge

wigan warriors full—back zak hardaker says he thought his career might be over after a string of offngland's beth cobden is out ofjuly's netball world cup for drink driving. he says his experienes with castleford made him question his career. through the trouble is i was causing for myself and being a professional sportsman, the spotlight is on you, and the battle of getting off of that, i don't think this is for me, and for the first few weeks, ijust thought, i will not play. that will end my troubles. but now i know it doesn't work like that. i needed to focus on myself and sought a lot of things out. that hasjust got my love for the game back even more and i realised how fortunate i am to be in this position sol i realised how fortunate i am to be in this position so i am not taking it for granted again. football fans often wonder who a referee supports when their team is on the end of a decision they don't like. well, we've been left in no doubt about premier league official mike dean's allegiance. as tranmere rovers overcame forest green rovers to reach the league two play—off f

have not been winners of this competition since 2011 and in the interim period they were beaten by wiganord may be hopeful, they have only been in one previous final, 1984, when elton john was their chairman. he is at a concert in copenhagen today but his sons will be the watford mascots. manchester city have not had a great weekend of the pitch, dogged by speculation they could be handed a champions league ban over breaking financial rules, but they will hope today that they're focuses on their achievements on the pitch but watford will hope to spoil their party. thank you very much. there is more throughout the evening on the news channel. i will be back with the tea m channel. i will be back with the team with the late news at 11:40pm tonight. it is time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. what do we have this week? we have "john wick three: pa rabellum". keanu reeves prepares for war. birds of passage, a very impressive drama from columbia. and beats, a return to ‘90s r

wigan, hartlepool, more traditional industrial areas.te rs party. yes, the majority of labour voters say they would like to see a second referendum of some description. as we have seen that these elections, those constituencies contain lots of other vote rs constituencies contain lots of other voters that have actually put the brexit party well ahead of labour throughout much of wales, for example, the northern heartlands. a dilemma for the both main parties. doing badly in some of those other leave areas, and wales. if britain has become a country basically of not labour conservative, left and right, but leave and remain, how long does that last for? do we return to a traditional political party of left and right or does this shake everything up in perpetuity? we don't really know. what we know at the moment, our identities as believers and remainders are becoming more important than our identities as labour, conservative, liberal democrat voters. we don't know whether that is a long—term structural shift in our politics, whether actual

get a taste of what it is like to play on there. 0ne one of the games lined up is warrington versus wigan much, we will see you wenda nel. there are now more than a dozen runners and riders as potential tory leadership candidates after mrs may set out her timetable to leave number ten. let's find out what whispers have been circulating westminster‘s corridors of power since yesterday with ayesha hazarika, a former labour party advisor and the spectator‘s political reporter, cindy yu. they have joined us from college green. thank you for talking to us this morning. you have me at a slight disadvantage because were standing next to each other and i am some distance away. don't come to blows. i'm sure you won't. what to each of you think? ayesha hazarika, first of all, your reactions to what we saw yesterday with mrs may. even though it was a long time coming it was quite a shock to see it happen. and definitely the crack in the voice at the end. from a human point of view you can look at the person and think i'd do feel sort of a bit of human empathy. but when i look at her in the office, i

who have had as we heard a very blunt pro—remain message, but in the northern constituencies, like wigano hasty —— referendum. in the last few hours labour front bench spokespeople have said this is a message for a second referendum but they have to persuade their leader? you're probably referring to emily thornbury, who said bluntly on national tv that the party got its message wrong and it took five minutes to explain on the doorstep what the labour message was. lots of senior figures are fed up was. lots of senior figures are fed up with jeremy corbyn, was. lots of senior figures are fed up withjeremy corbyn, they feel he is too ambiguous on brexit. they've been pushing behind—the—scenes, and we will see in the next few days a more vigorous message from them that they want to see him campaign against brexit and for a second referendum. thank you, naomi. divided labour, divided government and generally divided united kingdom. let's go to italy, where the far—right league party of interior minister matteo salvini won the most votes. its coalition partner the anti—establishment five star

newcastle upon tyne, sunderland, wigan, all labour holds. it is a labour hold, they have held onto the council, they are still counting there. what was interesting was what was happening to the change in seats. let's have a look, let's try this again. so although it is a labour hold, labour have lost eight seats and they have been divided up between the conservatives, liberal democrats, ukip and one green and also interesting is the change in the share of the vote, so labour now down 16%, so the account is still going on in sunderland but the share of the vote for labour certainly has gone down quite strikingly. i want to show you one more. now, this is swindon. swindon was conservative and it is still being counted, it has not yet been declared, which is why it is in white. if we just go into it... so you can see there, the winning post is 29, there are still ten wards to declare and it is a straight fight between conservative and labour, conservative on 24, live on 21 and if we just take a little look here at the share change, better news

and at the ashton medical centre in wigan, they're trying new ways of working to ease the pressure.ngside the gps and it also absolutely looks at hospital avoidance. it doesn't mean we are not committed to making sure that we have the right number of gps in this country, to look after our patients as they change over the years. but we are also bringing in additional health ca re also bringing in additional health care professionals to support gps and nurses as well. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story... in the us — the house has voted to recommend holding attorney general william barr in contempt forfailing to hand over an unredacted version of the mueller report. and from the bbc world service... in pakistan — at least nine people have been killed and up to 25 injured in an explosion next to a major sufi shrine in lahore. the attack was targeted at police. twenty people are reported to have been killed in fighting in north—western syria. government forces have been attacking a strategically significant town in their latest offensive against rebel and

finals, a record super league crowd of over 31,500 at barcelona's nou camp saw catalan dragons beat wigan get back to that fa cup final, our top story. you might have spotted this on the bbc coverage. man city's players all had their metals and the celebrations were dying down comedy season over for them, the trouble complete. pep guardiola obviously spotted raheem sterling do something he didn't like and gave him a right dressing down. raheem sterling saying yes, bass, yes, boss, won't do it again. after his hat—trick! yes, boss, won't do it again. after his hat-trick! it wasn't a hat—trick, just two. we were wondering. raheem sterling put this on twitter if few hours later. a p pa re ntly on twitter if few hours later. apparently pep guardiola wasn't happy with the fact that he tried to nick gabrielle joao happy with the fact that he tried to nick gabriellejoao sousa's ball that was going on anyway. he didn't get it, but apparently that is why he was given a dressing down.” get it, but apparently that is why he was given a dressing down. i love him standing there like a schoolboy. the l

in super league wigan warriors, came from behind to beat london broncos by 18 points to 8 last night.rst ever clay—court semi—final today at the morocco 0pen. the british number one will face australia's ajla tomljanovic, in rabat after she beat taiwan's hsieh su—wei yesterday. konta had to come from a set down to take the match in almost two and a quarter hours. it's her first tour semi—final since october last year. and finally baseball is one of those sports, where fans can get involved if the ball is hit into the crowd, but how about this for unlucky. this la dodgers fan was watching his team take on the san francisco giants and managed to drop a whole portion of fries, while he was trying to catch a foul ball. but unbeliavably. .. it came to him again... in the same game... and the same happened again!! this time it was a pizza slice that fell out of his hands... he went home hungry and didn't catch either of the balls. you could do it! if i lean backwards. ready? ooh! almost. i wasn't going to do that. it was the look he gave. i didn't know that was going to happen. i wanted to