could the system that saw everton and notingham forest docked premier league points he on it's way out? england rugby star billy vunipola apologises, after being arrested in majorca, following an incident in a nightclub. and nadal marches on. but the 22 time grand slam champion is made to work hard, to make the last 16 in madrid. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a premier league season full of drama on the pitch — with the title race still to be concluded. off the pitch, the league's profit and sustainability rules have found everton and nottingham forest in breach, with points deductions this campaign. but interesting developments today concerning the premier league — could that method of spending be on the way out. for a new financial model, which the majority of clubs voted in favour for.

called �*anchoring — it's more of a spending cap, and could come in the season after next. here's our sports editor dan roan with more from one of the club's opposing the possible introduction, manchester united. the current system known as the profit and sustainability regulations has been very controversial because nottingham floors above fallen foul of it and been docked points for breaching a rule that restricts losses over her three year period and some of them pushing for a new system which effectively means a hard salary cap known as anchoring and it's clubs about spending our new players and wages and limited to a multiple of the amount of money earned by the laws place club and television revenue. they believe this would mean a more fair premier league and more competitive balance for the likes manchester city they may secure a title in just seven seasons

and manchester united, behind me and manchester city and aston villa who voted against the idea today amid fears that it could mean players are to be solid and handed advantage to european rivals and it's a split within premier league and talks will be advanced proper votes in the summer and the players union have also expressed concerns it's a long way to go but this was an important step forward. english clubs might have been knocked out of the champions league, but there are still two key english players involved. the first leg of bayern munich against real madrid is tuesday night in germany — a game which over here is understandably being billed as harry kane against jude bellingham. having managed his current team against bellingham's former side borussia dortmund, thomas tuchel is talking from experience when he said the england midielder�*s development has been extraordinary. he was fantastic here in the bundesliga, and how he has progressed to show the level of personality, i think it is only buses

will with a huge personality. i think it is only possible with a huge personality. everyone who plays for real madrid, plays with the pressure of the shirt and the pressure to play for this club, with the demands and expectations. he handled it like he has never done anything else before, and he is very dangerous and physical and is game. and physical in his game. he is the absolute key player in a very offensive position. we are well aware of it, and we try to find solutions tomorrow. england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised and paid a fine after being charged in spain, following an alleged incident. the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a bar in the island's capital. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more.

we know that this incident involved a club in palma on the island of majorca on the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who's played for england on 75 occasions has described what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know the police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however he is said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports there was no violence... having paid that fine we know that the spanish police investigation has closed and then he vunipola is free to fly back to the uk. what we will follow is an internal process and his club and he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconveniences caused during this incident.

it's been another busy day of tennis at the madrid open — and one of the main draws, rafael nadal, is into the next round. home favourite nadal took over three hours though, to overcome the world number 91 pedro cachin. nadal eventually came through on top, winning 6—1, 6—7, 6—3 as he tries to get his body ready for next month's french open. he'll face jiri lehecka in the next round. some moments good, some moments not good and we will find a way and it was some mistakes, was able to be more unpredictable but changing the match. jannik sinner won four games in a row from 5—3 down in the second set, to come out with a win over pavel kotov. he battled through a hip injury to fight his way into the last 16, where he'll face karen khachanov. and joining him in the last 16 is the number 5 seed

casper ruud — who beat briton cameron norrie in straight sets. he'll take on canadian felix auger—aliassime next. daniil medvedev had to come back from a set down to beat sebastian korda in three sets, as he also progressed to the last 16. he will face alexander bublik next, to try and clinch his first quarter—final appearance in madrid. and number 3 seed coco gauff was been knocked out by fellow american, the number 18 seed madison keys, who rallied from first and third—set deficits, to win 7—6, 4—6, 6—4. she heads to the quarterfinals at the caja magica for the first time in her career. at the world snooker championship in sheffield. the quarter—final line up is now complete, with last 8 matches starting on tuesday. kyren wilson advanced with a 13—6 win over debutant joe 0'connor,and this man — ronnie o'sullivan — has also booked his place... he comfortably beat welshman ryan day, 13 frames to seven.

a 52 break in his winning frame helped the �*rocket�* reach his 22nd world championship quarter—final. the seven time champion is hoping to get an outright record eighth this year. after the match he spoke about dealing with the pressure of being the favourite. ever since i was a kid, there was exposition i would win every tournament i played, so i agree with that as a played. and grew with that as i played. i have been conditioned to deal with that sort of pressure, so it doesn't bother me, more the pressure i put on myself i knowing what i am capable of when i don't produce it. when i find this game hard, my life gets hard, when it finally gets easy, life becomes a pleasant place again, you know. o'sullivan will play the 2015 world champion stuart bingham in the quarterfinal, bingham won the last two frames against fellow englishmanjack lisowski to reach the last 8, winning by 13 frames to 11. john higgins needed all his experience to beat mark allen, the world number three. it came down to the final

black of the final frame, and higgins, the fourtime world champion put it away to set up a quarter final against kyren wilson. nfl news now — and travis kelce has agreed a two—year contract extension with the kansas city chiefs. this latest deal is expected to make him one of the league's highest—paid tight ends and would keep him with the super bowl champions through the 2027 season. from one travis to another — and one hoping to emulate the more famous kelce by perhaps one day winning a superbowl! travis clayton is another british prospect on the nfl's international player pathway, whose roots are in rugby. selected by the buffalo bills in the draft at the weekend, clayton now begins another tough journey to try and make the bills' regular season roster. the basingstoke rugby club coach richard cheetham told the bbc�*s hugh ferris, that his former player is following a long—held ambition. the converation we had when we met two years ago in trenton, his dream was to be an nfl player not being familiar with the process,

i thought they recruited from within america, and i didn't know how he would follow that journey through, but it was a dream, as long as i've known him, and he never give up on it. diligent and disciplined and is very focused and when he did read from the start when i knew them. and being physically on them. and being physically on the pitch, he has the real psychological strength and physical strength that definitely will work together. you know. i reminded him when he was sitting in the dispenser fans are being stowed his dedication, there's no question but his whatsoever about being able to to the new environment and apply himself. the mindset that he showed it overcoming injury and never giving up on his dream. finally — to a bmx rider taking �*defying the laws of gravity�* to another level,

greek bmx�*er george ntavoutian has made history by completing the largest full loop ever recorded in world biking. he performed the trick inside a disused pipe in the city of trikala. it was 7.5 metres high — worth watching again. that�*s as tall as a two—story building — looks incredibly dangerous — do not try this at home. his completion of the record prompted scenes of celebrations just enough time to recap our top story. the financial system which has seen everton and nottingham forest lose premier league points this season has taken a big step towards being changed. clubs have voted to explore the option of a spending cap. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that�*s bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. monday brought some bright and breezy conditions for some of us, and in the sunshine it felt pleasantly warm, particularly if you had a little bit of shelter. in fact, we saw temperatures around 17 degrees through

east anglia and down into the london area. it was a very different story furtherwest, however. cloud and rain lingered for much of the day and in some spots we had just shy of half an inch of rain. now, if we take a look at what�*s going to come through tuesday, it will be a similar kind of story. unfortunately, out to the west we�*ll see quite a lot of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. clearer skies further east and with lighter winds we�*ll see a little more in the way of sunshine. so showery rain across south—west england, wales and into northern ireland through the morning. that low pressure not moving very far, so it�*ll stay rather grey and damp. we could see a few scattered showers across east anglia and south—east england into the afternoon. but sandwiched in between the two, a lovely slice of sunshine. temperatures will respond, the high teens quite widely here. even in the cloud and rain, well, we�*ll see temperatures mid—teens for some. some improvement into northern ireland. western scotland keeps

a few scattered showers, but eastern scotland a little bit cooler with a breeze coming in off the sea, but it will be largely dry and sunny. so that low pressure just pulls a little bit further out to the west and the wind direction changes to more of a south—easterly. now, to start off with on wednesday it�*ll be a relatively mild start but that south—easterly breeze, well, that could just drive in a little more cloud in off the north sea and the potential for some showery rain to drift its way along those east coasts once again. so west will be best on wednesday in terms of sunshine and potentially in terms of warmth. so we could still once again see temperatures into the mid to high teens quite widely. now, as we move out of wednesday, towards the end of the week, the weather story gets a little bit messy. it�*s likely that that weather front could still enhance some showers across central and southern england. the low pressure never too far away with the best of the drier, brighter weather the further north. we�*re always going to keep those temperatures, though, slightly above the average

for the time of year. but still that wind coming in from the east. so at times we will be chasing cloud amounts around. there will be some outbreaks of rain, but it�*ll stay relatively mild into the bank holiday weekend.

welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. the headlines: america�*s top diplomat calls

on hamas to agree a ceasefire deal with israel, as hopes rise of a breakthrough. us colleges continue to see protests against the gaza war nationwide, with protesters defying orders to leave and facing suspension. flooding intensifies in kenya, with dozens of people killed after a dam bursts. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's singapore, this is bbc news. it�*s newsday. welcome to bbc news, broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in with the situation in the middle east: there are renewed hopes of a breakthrough in the ceasefire negotiations between israel and hamas after weeks of stalemate between the two sides. egyptian media is reporting that a hamas delegation has left cairo and will return with a response to a gaza ceasefire proposal.

it is unclear how many israeli hostages would be released