In sport, theyre calling it one of the greatest european ties ever. Barcelona make history by coming from 4 0 down against Paris St Germain to win with the last kick of the game. And two years after historic Clandon Park House was gutted by fire, we report on the start of the huge restoration task. And carol has the weather. Good morning. For many this morning its a fairly cloudy start, also a damp one with showers or some rain but by mid morning, for most well have some lovely springlike weather with a fair bit of sunshine except across the Channel Islands and the south west, where it will be cloudy and damp, and it will be quite a windy day for some of us. More in 15 minutes. Good morning. First, our main story. The chancellor Phillip Hammond is facing accusations of breaking an Election Pledge by increasing National Insurance contributions for many Self Employed workers in yesterdays budget. Hes facing growing pressure to reconsider his plan from some backbench conservative mps. The treasury has defended the increase, saying it will return fairness to the system. The amount Self Employed workers will pay will rise from 9 to ii by april 2019. It means an average increase of £240 a year. And itll affect around two million workers across the uk, raising £145 million a year for the treasury by 2022. Our Political CorrespondentEleanor Garnier is In Westminster for us this morning. Its already starting to get a tiny bit awkward for the chancellor, isnt it, even from his own mps. He has certainly ended up with a bit of a row on his hands and there is lots of criticism that this policy breaks a promise in the Conservative Ma Nifesto a promise in the conservative manifesto not to put up National Insurance, so there are calls this morning for the chancellor to reverse yesterdays announcement. Critical tories say it does nothing to encouraged enterprise, does nothing to encourage risk taking. One mp said he was worried it would hit voters he described as white van men. So, yes, calls forthe ministers and the government to change their mind, but ministers are insistent there wont be a u turn and these changes will make the system fairer. But labour said this is the government breaking promises and clobbering the Self Employed. Elsewhere, there was extra cash for social care, £2 million to help ease the Creaking System and also help to soften the blow of changes to Business Rates with a £300 million hardship fund. Labour saying, Business Rates with a £300 million hardshipfund. Laboursaying, look, that can knock money isnt enough, especially for social care and the nhs that especially for social care and the nhs that kind of money. And this morning, the morning after the budget, all the giveaways Philip Hammond managed to find are being overshadowed by that row over National Insurance. Elia ghani Eleanor GarnierIn Westminster for us Eleanor GarnierIn Westminster for us this morning. Steph is outside the studio with some experts and people wholl be affected, how are the changes being received . Good morning to you and good morning, everybody. As you heard there, one of the big stories especially for business is this change in the National Insurance that the Self Employed will pay. A couple of experts we can talk to about this, rebecca, a tax expert. We heard the chancellor talking a lot about fairness, does this make the system fairer for working people . There is always a difficult question because it depends on your perspective but the Current System has been in place for years. Fair. It comes from a time when most we re fair. It comes from a time when most were employed and not many were Self Employed so the Current System compensates Self Employed people for the risks they were taking about being Self Employed. What the government have done is they have focused on the benefits people get in future, as theyre saying people essentially get the same pensions, theyve got to equalise the system. Interesting, kelly, you are Self Employed and youve been trying to work out for the last 12 hours what it will mean for you and kelly, what it will mean for you and kelly, what are your thoughts . what it will mean for you and kelly, what are your thoughts . I think youre right, rebecca, as an entrepreneur you take risks, you are taking the road less travelled. So eroding the Dividend Tax Allowance and increasing National Insurance contributions will have an impact on finances and it erodes the profitability of being Self Employed. Profitability of being selfemployed. Have you worked out how much it will cost you . A couple of 100 pounds a year, which isnt substantial but at the same time its sending a bad message to businesses. Is it putting pressure on you as an entrepreneur . Absolutely, i think it is. Thank you for your time, absolutely, i think it is. Thank you foryourtime, i absolutely, i think it is. Thank you for your time, i know youll be joining us through the show and we will have more experts here to talk to us about what this means for them. Steph, thanks very much for that. Well be speaking to the chancellor Philip Hammond just after 7am this morning. Scotlands First MinisterNicola Sturgeon has told the bbc that the common sense time for a second Independence Referendum would be autumn next year. A vote can only take place with the permission of the westminster government. But the remarks are the clearest signal yet that the snp is planning to hold another vote before the uk leaves the european union. In westminster, some politicians think youre bluffing about holding a referendum. Im not and i never have been. Ialways a referendum. Im not and i never have been. I always think that sometimes says more about them than it does about me because it suggests that there are politicians In Westminster who think brexit and all of this is some con of game. Its not a of this is some con of game. Its nota game, of this is some con of game. Its not a game, its really really serious and the implications for the uk serious and the indications for scotland are serious. Some of your collea g u es scotland are serious. Some of your colleagues talk about autumn 2018 as a likely date. Within that window, as an outline of a uk deal becomes clear, and the uk exiting the eu i think would be the common sense time for scotland to have that choice if thatis for scotland to have that choice if that is the road we choose to go down. Just to be clear, youre not ruling out autumn 2018 . Im not ruling out autumn 2018 . Im not ruling out autumn 2018 . Im not ruling out anything, no. A new memorial honouring the British Military personnel and civilians who have served in iraq and afghanistan since the First Gulf War will be unveiled by the queen later today. Members of the public donated more than £1 million to fund the monument, as our correspondent robert hall reports. The military deployments to iraq and afghanistan over a 2k year period represent the longest and most intense series of operations since the second world war. 682 British Service personnel lost their lives. Many others came home with life changing injuries. The new memorial was first mooted in 2014 and fundraising began on Remembrance Sunday of that year. It stands on the bank of the thames alongside reminders of other military campaigns. The new monument doesntjust commemorate the armed forces, it gives equal prominence to the civilians who worked on the humanitarian side of operations. Government, aid and charity workers, all of whom showed the twin values ofjudy and service. Although British Public opinion was divided over the merits of the campaigns in iraq and afghanistan, no one questions the dedication shown by both military and civilians trying to get those countries back on their feet. This team behind the memorial accept there is no clear end to this chapter in our history. Todays ceremony will reawaken shared experiences for those who we re shared experiences for those who were there. The sadness, the pain and the pride. Robert hall, bbc news. The mother of the missing serviceman Corrie Mckeague has said it is just a matter of time before they find her sons remains at a landfill site. Suffolk police have revealed that a bin lorry, seized shortly after the raf gunner vanished after a night out in suffolk last september, was carrying a heavier load than first thought. Police are currently searching the site outside cambridge. A man in australia who posed online as the Singerjustin Bieber has been charged with more than 900 child sex offences. The 42 year old man is accused of persuading fans of the star to send him explicit images. Police say he had been using a number of sites, including facebook and skype to communicate with children. A United Nations report is to call for an independent investigation into the potential Health Impact of the uks largest open cast coal mine. Residents living near the Ffos Y Fran Site in south wales have led a Long Campaign againstair and noise pollution. Cut into the side of the valley east of merthyr tydfil, this is ffos y fran opencast mine, the size of 400 football pitches. Since 2007 a private company has been digging here right next to peoples houses. What youre looking at right now, the mountain, the rim, is the bowl of the opencast mine. My biggest effect is the dust, absolutely phenomenal amount of dust. For more than a decade some locals have been claiming that pollution from the mine has been causing breathing and sleeping problems. Theyve held protests a nd sleeping problems. Theyve held protests and petition the local council, the welsh and uk governments. Now bbc news has learned the United Nations is set to make a surprise in intervention. A report by its special rat that are on the human rights of communities at risk of pollution will call for an independent investigation of claims this mine could be harming local people. I came across a number of pressing issues but this was definitely at the top of the list, i heard allegations of very high rates of childhood asthma, Cancer Clusters among the community. I didnt hear any evidence of a strong intervention by the government to investigate. Merthyr tydfil council said his findings were based on unsubstantiated claims by the local community. The minds operator insisted it had a proud record of mining responsibly. Steffan messenger, bbc news. Maltas Famous Rock Arch, that featured in a number of films and the tv series Game Of Thrones, has collapsed into the sea. The azure window was damaged by heavy storms. The Prime Ministerjoseph muscat said it was heartbreaking. A study of the arch in 2013 said it was eroding but wasnt in imminent danger. Look at it, before and after, just gone. Four years ago they said it wasnt in danger and it has gone already very sad. There is one in donegal, i hope that doesnt go, very similar. What a night in the Champions League, the greatest comeback in the Champions League. Ba rca, comeback in the Champions League. Barca, 4 0 down in the first leg, winning it with three late goals, not against just winning it with three late goals, not againstjust a minnow in the qualifying rounds, against psg, who hadnt lost this season in the Champions League. How did that happen . Something we havent seen before. Luis enrique, the barca manager, said it was like watching a horror movie an frogging in front of him horror movie an frogging in front of him unfolding. Barcelona are the first team to overturn a 4 0 deficit from the first leg of a Champions League game. Even with seven minutes to go at the nou camp they appeared to be heading out, but they scored three quick goals against Paris St Germain, including this one from serge roberto, with the last kick of the game to win 6 5 overall and reach the quarter finals. Manchester united are in russia for Tonights Europa League match. They play rostov in the last 16. Jose mourinho isnt happy about the state of the pitch. Manchester city were knocked back in the title race last night when they drew 0 0 at home with stoke city. It means chelsea are smiling ten points clear of both city and tottenham. It finished goalless there against stoke. And both wales and ireland name unchanged sides for their 6 nations match in cardiff tomorrow night. Wales coach rob howley says its a chance for his side to earn redemption after defeat to scotland in their last match. A little more on that rostov pitch in the papers for you in a moment. Thanks, mike. Time fora in the papers for you in a moment. Thanks, mike. Time for a first look at the weather with carol. Good morning. This morning it is a cloudy start, a damp one for some as well but most of us will end up like this, a beautiful weather watchers picture from Port Ballantrae in Northern Ireland from yesterday. What we have this morning will be sunny spells developing particularly through the middle part of the morning, late morning into the afternoon and remaining mild with temperatures above average for the time of year. But theres also quite a bit of cloud around this morning. Across the Channel Islands in the south west, that is producing some damp conditions. Its also rather windy this morning too and we have got some showers but some of us will start with some sunshine. We start at 7am across cornwall, into the Channel Islands, this is where we have a Weather Front and thats whats producing all the cloud and damp conditions. Across the rest of Southern England into east anglia, the midlands and wales, some blue skies to start with, variables amounts of cloud, quite windy at the moment in Northern Ireland, north england, central and Southern Scotland, slowly easing through the day and then we run into a rush of showers, some emerging to bring outbreaks of rain across scotland with snow on the tops of the mountains. Remaining windy even into the evening into the Northern Isles. The cloud we have will break up through the morning and then it will bea through the morning and then it will be a beautiful spring day. You can see where we still hang on to the cloud in the far south west and Channel Islands, here we have temperatures around 11, but top temperatures around 11, but top temperatures today could get to 15 01 temperatures today could get to 15 or possibly 16 somewhere in the south east. Even as we go further north, ten at this stage in march in stornoway is a healthy temperature, if of course you like it on the mild side through the evening and overnight, this Weather Front in the south west will tend to move and ta ke south west will tend to move and take its cloud and rain with it across northern and western parts of the country. Most of the rain and drizzle will be on the coasts and the hills and as you push further east we wont have the cloud in Eastern Areas at this stage, so under clearer skies theres the risk of ground frost. We start tomorrow with clearer skies in Eastern Areas but dont be fooled by because our Weather Front in the west will move over to the easter through the day, taking rain and drizzle with it, nothing too substantial the east. Behind it we see some breaks, particularly in the west and particularly in the west and particularly in the shelter of any hills and temperatures down a touch but still across england and wales and Northern Ireland in particular we are looking at above average. Backin we are looking at above average. Back in scotland, for some above average but a bit lower, not much than today. That leads us into the weekend, turning a bit more u nsettled weekend, turning a bit more unsettled beca