also this lunchtime: huge crowds gather for the funeral of ashling murphy, the primary school teacher killed while out running in county offaly in ireland. aerial footage from tonga shows the devastation caused after a volcanic eruption triggered a tsunami. three people are now confirmed dead. a five set thriller in melbourne andy murray wins through to the second round of the australian open on a good day for british players. and yours for hundreds of millions the 16th century roman villa up for sale, complete with a ceiling mural by caravaggio. and coming up on the bbc news channel, both england and wales named their squads for the six nations, which starts next month, with owen farrell and dan biggar as captains. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. in the last few minutes, the prime minister has dismissed claims by his former chief advisor that he misled mps about a drinks party in the number ten garden during the first coronavirus lockdown. he insisted
amazingly it was only discovered in the late 1960s, before which it amazingly it was only discovered in the late1960s, before which it was covered up, and this alone has been valued at eight 312 million euros. let s see at the auction today who has pockets deep enough to pick up this masterpiece and the splendid villa which contains it. mark lowen on a remarkable sale. time for a look at the weather here s chris fawkes. ican i can confirm my pockets are not deep enough! we have had a beautiful sunrise to start today, this high clouds was picked out by the early morning low sunrise, giving these beautiful pictures. variable cloud across parts of england and wales, a bit of cloud working into the south of england and wales, the best of the sunshine north wales, north midlands and into northern england. scotland and northern ireland have the thickest cloud, a weak weather front to pushing rain from west to east. the first band of rain clears but later another area of red acros