liza to triumph, listening to the angels of your better nature. 50 yea rs angels of your better nature. 50 years on, the family is looking for justice after the bloody sunday killings. the controversial criminal case against a british soldier begins. first look at what else is coming up and we will bring you the latest developments from today s supreme court hearing. in special coverage at 8.0. after the former rugby player gareth thomas revealed a journalist total his parents about his hiv status before they had discussed it, we will speak to journalism professor angella phillips who gave evidence at the leveson qoo irry and we will look at the front pages in the paper, our guests tonight are the former trade minister digbyjones and talk radio presenter daisy mcandrew. that is ahead on bbc news. now it is sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday i m gavin ramjaun. shocked but not a setback to welsh rugby hopes. warren gatland reacts to the departure of one of his key me
san francisco and we ll continue to warm up. i ll have your full forecast coming up. your overall drive time, so far you are in the green with the exception of the altamonte pass. you are a 34-minute ride if you are headed out of the tracy triangle this morning. 25 on highway 4 and on 101, a 36-minute drive. everything out to 880 we don t have lane closures we ve had due to construction, which is headed northbound on the nimitz. those of you headed across the bay bridge we ll have a busy morning seeing stack ups in that cash lane already. customers doing just headed into san francisco. no emergency closures on the san raphael either. and i m anne makovec, and in hong kong, protests continued all weekend long and the airport is paralyzed right now. all departing flights are grounded. there were thousands of demonstrators over the weekend. still hundreds though, the crowds have gone down a little bit. some people alleging police brutality after police unleashed some teargas
elsewhere thicker clouds and drizzle across western scotland, maybe cumbria north wells. we started thursday with more clout and contrasting on wednesday, that is how it will continue. there will be bright or sunny spells to the south and east. a little bit cooler than wednesday, 20 degrees on wednesday, 15-16d is wednesday, 20 degrees on wednesday, 15 16d is our top senator for thursday afternoon. by the afternoon. that is tied with the arrival of the weather front that really changes the weather for the end of this week. not much rain in association with it, but notice the mild atlantic air squeezing off to the continent into the blue collar, plunged into arctic air with a cutting northerly wind to follow up behind our weather front for friday. lots of sunshine but plenty of showers packing and thanks to the wind, also focusing on the eastern coast of england. these are temperatures, figures have been down, factoring in the rain. it will be the same story through the weeken
the latest advice to tackle obesity. in sport, there is no fairytale ending for one of the most successful sportsmen of all time. debutant rob cross outplayed phil the power taylor in his final world darts final. 16 time champion taylor retiring with a defeat. and matt has the weather. morning. good morning. lovely bright and frosty start in northern and eastern areas, but wet and windy weather in the west. even if you miss out on the rain today, there is going to be storms on the way tonight. i will tell you all about that in the next 15 minutes. thank you. good morning. first our main story. the biggest increase in railfares in five years comes into force this morning, prompting protests at several stations as many commuters return to work after the christmas break. in some cases, travellers will find themselves paying more than £100 extra a year. campaigners warn the rise is pricing ordinary people off the railways. the government says they re investing more in faster,
some comment taitors to talk about this. . the chances to end the strike on southern rail is more remote than ever. at 7.40pm we ll hear from the rmt. at 19.40, the hip hop blues man, rag and bone man who has been named runner up man, rag and bone man who has been named runnerup in man, rag and bone man who has been named runner up in the bbc sound 2017 gives us a tour of his dressing room and ing. now it s sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me will perry. the headlines this evening. marco silva is appointed as hull s new manager, his job now is to keep them in the premier league manchester city manager pep guardiola insists he s not ready to quit management, despite claiming he s arriving at the end of his career. and sir andy murray s in a tight 2nd set against nicolas almagro in the quarterfinal of the qatar open. thank you forjoining us. hull city have appointed marco silva as their new manager, a man they hope can keep them in the premier league where hull