zhou yuelong clinches that frame. live pictures from the crucible. along with the bbc sport website and app. zhou yuelong with a 3—1 lead in the best of 25 last 16 match. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. a 26—year—old man is in a critical condition after a suspected shooting in sheffield last night. south yorkshire police say they were called to sandstone road at iam following reports of an altercation outside a pub. the chairman of the conservative party, brandon lewis, says he still hopes the uk won't have to take part in the european elections next month. mr lewis said he wanted to see the brexit withdrawal agreement approved by parliament in the next few weeks. 0ur political correspondentjessica parkerjoins me now. i'm tempted to say, really. how realistic are the conservatives when they say they hope they will not ta ke they say they hope they will not take part in european parliamentary elections. their plan, as you explained there, trying to get a deal ratified before may 22 to avoid taking part in european parlia

we must also tip our hats to zhou yuelong, 28 years old. we have been impressed by his composure.tastic. he lost two friends last night against today, he can carry it through but he is a player for the future. i don't think it be too long before he is qualified for this, i think he is a top 16 player over the next few years. two more quarterfinal berths to be climbed this evening. you can see that on bbc seven o'clock. liverpool's virgil van dijk has won this season's professional footballers‘ association player of the year award raheem sterling was the young player of the year at the pfa awards. both we re of the year at the pfa awards. both were sickening your vote, generally, while the difference? there is a big difference because there are two different criteria is. the pfa award is players up against one another, rating themselves. the footballers writer association awards, the longest awards —— establish award in english football history. it was established over 78 years ago, it was established on a boat by footballers coming back victorious after watching england beat belgi

carter will play china's zhou yuelong next. second round match against neil robertson to trail five frames to three. murphy was on course for a maximum i—a—7 in the final frame of the session but missed the last red — the break ending on 112. another former champion mark selby trails 5—3 to gary wilson alex hales willjoin the england squad for their pre—world cup training camp in cardiff on saturday. hales has missed nottinghamshire's first three one—day cup games for what the county described as "personal reasons". the world cup begins in england and wales on the 30th of may. jofra archer has given a glimpse of what he might offer england in the coming months. the all rounder is in the one day squad for the series against pakistan next month. earlier today he hit a sparkling 27 not out with this six in the final over to seal a dramatic win for rajasthan royals against kolkata knight riders in the indian premier league. despite the victory, the royals are still second from bottom of the table. now voting is open for this year's

zhou yuelong currently leading by one frame. that's all the sport for now.t's all from me for now. we will stay with sport now and return to the streets of london, where, asjohn was saying, hundreds of thousands of people are taking pa rt of thousands of people are taking part in the 39th london marathon. these are the live scenes. all races are now under way. the helicopter shot of the elite pack with mo farah in there somewhere, trying and hoping to win the london marathon for the first time. i'm hoping to win the london marathon forthe first time. i'm being told that's actually the women's race, an unfortunate mistake to make, but we can see that more clearly now. plenty of people there to cheer on the women. and of course the thousands of fun runners who are hoping to raise £1 billion for a charitable cause. this is footage from the elite women's race at the london marathon. 0ur reporter kate gray is at the finish line. you have already had several winners past that line. yes, lots going on at the finishing line. preparations taking place before the mass

the world snooker championship in the first round after he was beaten 10 frames to 7 by china's zhou yuelongnd quickly fell 9—2 behind before winning five straight frames but the world number 35 edged a scrappy frame 17 to progress. judd trump overturned a 6—3 deficit to win a thrilling final—frame decider against thepchaiya un—nooh. the thai world number 43 forced a deciding frame but a horrible miscue helped trump to a 10—9 win. the world number seven now faces ding junui in the second round. on to cycling, frenchman julian alaphilippe claimed his second successive victory in la fleche wallonne beating jakob fuglsang in an uphill sprint to the finishing line. fuglsang attacked the peloton on the last of three climbs up the mur de huy, but alaphilippe produced a strong finish to catch and pass the dane in the final metres. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello again. uk forecast in just a moment but first of all we are off to mozambique where it looks like we've got another weather—relat

mark allen is the latest seed to be knocked out of the world snooker championship by china's zhou yuelonghind before winning five straight frames, but the world number 35 edged a scrappy frame 17 to progress to the next round. that's all the sport for now. goodnight. first we are off to mozambique where the weather looks nasty. it could be another weather—related disaster, this cyclone picking up strength at the moment and making landfall through thursday afternoon. five days worth of data and you can see the big problem, want it makes la ndfall the big problem, want it makes landfall it just the big problem, want it makes landfall itjust does not move. that will cause coastal inundation. it looks like we're looking at further devastating floods, i'm afraid, for more than big. in the uk, the weather has turned cooler. wet weather has turned cooler. wet weather at the moment pushing its way through northern ireland and western scotland. we're going to see some further showers moving into southern parts of england by the end of the night. not bad start for scotla nd of the night. not bad st

and the youngest player left in the tournament, zhou yuelong, has also made a good start in his matchocked out mark selby yesterday. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the health secretary, matt hancock, has announced all opioid—based painkillers are to carry prominent warnings that they can be addictive. mr hancock said he was "incredibly concerned" about the increasing number of people abusing the medication. figures for england and wales reveal a—more—than 60% increase in prescriptions for opioid painkillers in the last decade. joining us now is nicki. she was addicted to opioid painkillers for more than 25 years. now she is a counsellor at ukat — a uk addiction treatment group, specialising in treatment for drug and alcohol addiction. thanks so much for coming in to talk to us. give us a sense of what happened to you. basically, it started from as early as 18. i was suffering from a lot of knee pains and at the time the gps thought it was probably growing pains. it continued. i was put on a low dose painkillers at the tim

both ding junhui and zhou yuelong have been knocked out in the second round. he final session of their respective matches, and both were beaten by englishmen, ali carter beating zhou and judd trump putting out 2016 finalist ding. the united states has delivered a new warning that allowing huawei to help build the uk's new 56 data network would pose an unacceptable risk. a senior american security official warned that the us would reconsider how it shared intelligence with any western ally which let huawei play a part in building 56 networks. our security correspondent gordon corera reports. it is the promise of a new, high—tech future. 56 data networks will connect almost every device and aspect of our lives, from our cars to our homes. but should this future be made in china, and by this company, huawei? washington has been arguing that the risk of china spying on or switching off 56 through the company is too great, and today, a top us diplomat told me there would be consequences to using huawei. if countries put unsecured, untrusted vendors into their 56 net

he'll meet either ali carter or china's zhou yuelong in the quarter—snookerfinal.re's the papers. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are prashant rao, global editor of the atlantic, and lucy fisher, defence correspondent for the times. let's take a look at the front pages. the main image on the sunday times is of the woman who is expected to be appointed poet laureate next month. alongside that comes news that peers may be forced to declare the extent of their russian and chinese business interests in an effort to stem the tide of what the paper calls "red money". some are calling it the new cold war. meanwhile, china's ambassador to the uk has spoken out about the huawei affair in the sunday telegraph, saying that britain should resist external pressure over decisions on chinese companies and make independent choices. according to the observer, labour will force a vote in parliament to declare a national climate change emergency as confidential documents show the government has spent only a fraction of its budget to support clean air pr

gary will send the man who might out to mark selby, will meet either ali carter china's zhou yuelongom the bbc sport centre, it is back to you, rebecca. four people were killed and three others injured when a construction crane collapsed in the american city of seattle. cars were crushed when it fell from the roof of a building site and onto the street below, that's asccording to police and fire officials. two machine drivers and two people in separate cars died in the incident in seattle's south lake union district. police are investigating after a photo said to show the body of footballer emiliano sala, who was killed in a plane crash earlier this year, was posted online. the 28—year—old's body was found in the wreckage of a light aircraft in the english channel two weeks after the plane vanished near guernsey on the 21st january. ‘exercise tiger‘ was the code name for a large—scale, military rehearsal, which took place 75 years ago — ahead of the d—day invasion of normandy. the run—through went disastrously wrong and more than 700 military personel were killed. now, those who lost

afternoon session and is looking like you might play the second as well. 0n the other table china's zhou yuelonginallist ali carter. but ali carter has got the first frame of the recession so it is a 9-8 frame of the recession so it is a 9—8 lead by the chinese player. you can see more of that coverage on bbc two and by the website. head to the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. there will be more in the next hour. more on now on the news that — victims of crime — including those alleging rape — are being asked to give police access to their phones and social media accounts — or risk seeing their case dropped. the move — which applies to england and wales — is part of measures to address failures in the disclosure of evidence to defendants. but campaigners say it could discourage victims from going ahead with prosecutions. earlier my colleague anita mcveigh spoke to nick ephgrave, the national police chiefs' council's lead for criminal justice, and started by asking him what he thought of claims made by victim groups about privacy. i understand exactly their perspective and it is really

currently in action are mark allen and zhou yuelong.ight now. that is all for now from us but plenty more to come throughout the rest of the afternoon. the funeral of murdered journalist lyra mckee has taken place at st anne's cathedral, in belfast. ms mckee was shot dead by a paramilitary group during riots in derry last thursday as she observed clashes between police and new ira dissidents. the event was attended by theresa may, jeremy corbyn, and leaders from across the political spectrum her death has touched people around the world. today crowds in her home country came to say goodbye to lyra mckee. as a journalist, she reported on the sometimes fractured society in northern ireland. in death she put together leaders from across the political divide, the british by theresa mayjoining irish taoiseach leo varadkar and the irish president michael d higgins to pay their respects. the lord gave and the lord has taken away. that unity was reflected throughout the service for lyra who came from a catholic grab herfuneral was lyra who came

quarter finals of the world snooker championship in sheffield, beating the young chinese hopeful zhou yuelongto follow it with the black, leaving the chance for carter to progress, and the two time finalist didn't miss it. kyren wilson also went through in style. he made a break of 132 as he beat fellow englishman barry hawkins by 13 frames to ii. he was trailing nine—seven at the start of this afternoon's session. he plays david gilbert in the quarterfinal. the evening session is continuing at the crucible and you can watch it and find out more via the bbc website. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in sportsday at half past ten. second canada struck on wednesday night and it is expected to —— cyclone kenneth. in mozambique. one area that has been badly affected as the coastal city of pemba in the north of the country. just about as it? what have you seen yourself? since yesterday it has not stopped raining here in pemba. it has been seriously hit by cyclone kenneth. we are concerned because the level of water is rising. the roads are becoming impossible. and they're gettin

and the youngest player left in the tournament, zhou yuelong, has also made a good start in his matchs in control of his match againstjudd trump, he leads by 9 frames to 7 after their afternoon session. the world championship is only trophy missing for the chinese player in his bid for the triple crown. mercedes set an all—time record of four consecutive one—twos at the start of a season as valtteri bottas beat lewis hamilton to win the azerbaijan grand prix. joe lynsky reports. right now at f1, no team could put mercedes in the shade. their two drivers have been one to an every grand prix this season. four races and, it feels a two horse race. 0nce again valtteri bottas and lewis hamilton were racing from the front and in the fight for the first quarter, valtteri bottas held onto his lead. the question from there was where challenges would come from and for ferreri of late, and has been technical progress but no results was of charles leclair fought back from ninth on the grade to the cost with the lead. but seeing out of the pits so his tyres and prospects slip away. as this race re

carter also won six consecutive frames as he beat zhou yuelong of china 13—9.ng. later this evening, you can listen to tottenham‘s champions league semi final first leg against ajax on radio 5 live. coverage starts at 7 this evening with kick off at 8 just before i go, peter crouch the 6 foot 7 burnley and former england striker is well known for his ability to poke fun at himself. take a look at this. he‘s posted this on social media in reference to the rather gangly pfa players player of the year award. crouch said "extremely proud to be the pfa player of the year trophy. he‘s got a point not the most flattering! in answer to your earlier question, my disney knowledge is pretty good, better than my snooker knowledge. we will see you later. labour‘s ruling national executive committee will hold a crucial meeting today to finalise the party‘s manifesto for next month‘s european elections. labour‘s leader, jeremy corbyn, is facing pressure to commit to a referendum on any final brexit deal. let‘s go over to westminster now to and talk to our assistant poitical e

quarter finals of the world snooker championship in sheffield beating the young chinese' hopeful zhou yuelonging the pink he wasn't able to follow it with the black — leaving the chance for carter to progress. and the 2 time finalist didn't miss it. kyren wilson went through in style. he made a break of 132 as he beat fellow englishman barry hawkins by 13 frames to 11. he was trailing 0—7 at the start of this afternoon's session. he plays david gilbert in the quarterfinal. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. there is also much more coming up in sportsday at 6.30. victims of crime are going to be asked to allow police to examine their mobile phones, or risk prosecution is not going ahead. it's a response to the collapse of a string of rape and sexual assault cases, after crucial evidence emerged on mobile phones at the last minute. lets discuss this with sandra paul. the majority of her work concerns defending allegations of sexual offences. what do you make over these consent forms, where people will be required to hand over their soc

carter also won six consecutive frames as he beat zhou yuelong of china 13—9.ier said than done but you know i managed to do it in the end and i got through. just a short time ago, if you were watching the programme in half—an—hour ago, daniel walker was talking about the time he had to go on a strict diet for a photo shoot. he has now sent me the photograph. i have already seen it. he sent it to annoy me, so it is on my phone. louise, he sent it is on my phone. louise, he sent it to me as well. i also sent it to you as well as saying please, let me have some chips. i am love the idea of you trying to show someone a photograph on your phone and that bowing up photograph on your phone and that popping up instead. well, are you ready for this? now, this man provided one of the enduring images of the rio olympics. pita taufatofua became a social media sensation after walking out at the opening ceremony topless, oiled up, and wearing a traditional tongan warrior outfit. quite similar to daniel. very similar! he competed in taekwondo at those games before taking on

they're just on a mid session break. 0n the other table china's zhou yuelong had a 9—7 lead over twothis afternoon. that's all the sport for now. we see carter think that bread in what is a good afternoon so far for him. -- what is a good afternoon so far for him. —— think that red. let's return to the spanish election. governing socialists have won the country's third election in four years, but are short of a majority. prime minister pedro sanchez‘s party polled 29% and will need the help of either left—wing podemos and regional parties, or the centre right, to form a government. tim willcox has more from madrid. pedro sanchez is very much the comeback kid. when you think in the past few years he has led the socialists to their two worst electoral defeats ever, so much so that he was kicked out of the party. he then went travelling around spain on a sort of listening tour, came back and is now prime minister again and will be forming a coalition. the point is he has only got 123 seats, he needs 176 so is going to have to rely on other parties for support. podemos has a0 something,

the bbc, with the second round matches between kyren wilson and barry hawkins and ali carter and zhou yuelongst part of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse in the church of england. and an investigation by the bbc‘s panorama programme into past cases of abuse in the diocese of lincoln has revealed that in 2015, the diocese gave the police a list of dozens of names of concern, as jane corbyn reports. in the 1960s, roy griffiths was a deputy head teacher at lincoln cathedral school. last year, he was jailed after he admitted sexually abusing six boys while he worked there. one of them was kevin bennington, who now lives in canada. roy griffiths abused him repeatedly before he was 13. speaking publicly for the first time, kevin now knows he was not alone. he would bath us and he would have us naked sitting watching the television. in return, i suppose, we would get treats and candy. kevin says his mother complained to lincoln diocese in 1969, when griffiths tried to abuse him on a school trip to scotland. but the diocese did not tell the police for another 45 years. should have been