scotla nd scotland break out. and a spirited second half performance at murrayfield earns scotland their first six nations win over wales in ten years. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. good afternoon. the former labour foreign secretary david miliband says the party is the furthest it s been from power in 50 years. he was responding to labour s by election defeat in copeland in cumbria where the conservatives overturned a majority of more than two thousand to oust labour from a seat it had held for 80 years. jeremy corbyn has said he won t step down as leader. here s our political correspondent, matt cole. if these scenes in stoke, where labour held the seat, had been repeated in copeland, there would be fewer questions forjeremy corbyn. but it was theresa may s tories who celebrated an historic win in cumbria, turning this rock solid red seat blue for the first time in 80 years. not for the first time, labour s former foreign secretary has spoken his mind. in a newspa
of their match in dublin ireland are leading. and can anyone stop chelsea, as the premier league leaders go 11 points clear at the top? also coming up in the programme: what next for claudio ranieri as the leicester boss goes to the training ground to say his goodbyes. and a year away from competition, but lizzie yarnold slides to a bronze medal at the skeleton world championships. but let s start with today s six nations action, where scotland beat wales 29 13 at murrayfield a win that s been a long time coming for the scots. you ve got to go back to 2007 for the last time they got a six nations win over wales. and after an opening weekend win over ireland, scotland s good form continues despite that narrow defeat to france in round two. let s get some reaction from murrayfield our reporter patrick gearey is there. patrick, good evening. scotland were trading at half time and they owe that win to a great comeback in the second half, don t they? indeed they do. it has
before the papers, sport, and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre here s richard askam. we ll start with the six nations. scotland are celebrating their first win over wales in ten years. the scots ran out winners at murrayfield by 29 13. elsewhere, ireland stand at the top of the table after they came from behind to beat france 19 9 in dublin. but it s that scotland victory that has grabbed the headlines. as patrick gearey reports. scotland shake up the six nations for the second time. at the tournament s crossroads they took the right path. so much hanging over this, for 20 minutes so little ground given, until wales set off on the open road. liam williams on the fast lane. too quick to be stopped by any of scotland s barriers. so they tried to catch them another way. finn russell kicked scotland closer, but leigh halfpenny can kick to the horizon. consider russell trumped. four now. scotland flew out after the break. tommy seymour for the line. in the city of tra