aft the africa cup of nations, hosts ivory coast were thrashed 4-0 hosts ivory coast were thrashed 4—0 by equatorial guinea. egypt's rode their luck to the knockout stage of the competition, without winning a game, after being held by cape verde. our reporter told us how it all unfolded. when cape verde has been blowing at this cup of nations, they've always brought the drama and the goals. they took the lead early on and went to the lead early on and went to the break i—o. everybody thought, "oh, my god, this is overfor egypt," as thought, "oh, my god, this is over for egypt," as mo saleh watched from the stands as he's injured. they fought back in the 50th minute, thanks to their substitute, to make it 1-1. as their substitute, to make it 1—1. as we thought it would end 1-1, 1—1. as we thought it would end i—i, egypt got the lead. initially, they thought it was

a handball but there was a massive celebration from mo —— mo saleh, but cape verde equalised to make it 2—2. egypt has tied 2—2 in all its first three games, but they are through, because of their results in the match between ghana and mozambique. with a few minutes to go in injury time, mozambique equalised, and now ghana are in real trouble of a second exit — back—to—back cup of nations exiting in the first round. we turn our attention to group a, and ivory coast in a similar situation, where their fate a, and ivory coast in a similar situation, where theirfate is out of their hands, effectively, after getting thrashed earlier today. the hosts are in real trouble, right? hosts are in real trouble, riuht? , . .

hosts are in real trouble, riuht? ., ., ., right? they are, and ivorian fans are _ right? they are, and ivorian fans are very, _ right? they are, and ivorian fans are very, very - right? they are, and ivorian| fans are very, very unhappy. one of the fans was throwing chairs and breaking objects. there was angry emotion — the team wasn't able to leave the stadium for hours because there was an irate mob of fans who were really annoyed at how the team has performed. the worst thing in a tournament is to leave your fate in other teams' results. now, they have to wait and see what happens in group c, d, eand and see what happens in group c, d, e and fto see if and see what happens in group c, d, e and f to see if they c, d, e and fto see if they can go c, d, e and f to see if they can go through. yes, they have three points, but that poor goal defence thanks to that 4—0 loss to equatorial guinea with an impressive performance from the highest scorer in the tournament means there will be nervous fans in the country over the next few days.

tajikistan have qualified for the knockout stage of the asian cup for the first time, leaving the chance of progressing for china out of their hands. it looked like lebanon would be the team to get the automatic second qualification spot when they took the lead against tajikistan just after half—time. but they lost a man to a red card, and the ten men couldn't hang onto the lead. the side level with around ten minutes of normal time to go. in stoppage time, they made sure of their progress in second place behind the hosts, qatar. china's position was precarious going into theirfinal group going into their final group game going into theirfinal group game against qatar. they were volleyed in front midway through the first half. it finished i—o. through the first half. it finished 1—0. in after goalless draws in theirfirst finished 1—0. in after goalless draws in their first two games, china will not advance. qatar

top the group. the italian super cup was taking place in saudi arabia. after a late winner over napoli, the game looked to be headed to a draw and penalties, before a goal in stoppage time led to a 1—0 win. they defend the trophy they've now won in three successive seasons. a victory for atletico madrid in la liga saw them climb back into the top four after a 1—0 win. a goal in the second half, though granada had a larger share of possession and shots on goal. the loss sees them stay second from bottom, with just two wins this campaign. atletico jump just two wins this campaign. atleticojump above just two wins this campaign. atletico jump above athletic bilbao to go fourth. brighton up to seventh in the premier league despite being held to a goalless draw by wolves. james milliner moved ahead of ryan giggs into second on the all—time list of premier league appearances, trailing gareth barry by 20 games. the game leaves them level on

points with manchester united, but with a better goal difference. wolves remain iith. french rugby union side racing 92 have announced owen farrell will play for the side, meaning he won't be able to play for england. there's been widespread speculation about his future in the premiership, since he announced in november he was taking a break from the international game to prioritise his mental wellbeing. the french club announced the news on social media. farrell joins on a two—year deal starting this summer, having made more than 200 appearances for saracens in all competitions, winning six premiership titles and three european champions cups. farrell's replacement is england captainjamie george, england captain jamie george, who england captainjamie george, who says the rules about playing in france is very clear. w . playing in france is very clear. ., , , clear. each individual is very different — clear. each individual is very different. what _ clear. each individual is very different. what they - clear. each individual is very different. what they decide | clear. each individual is very i different. what they decide to do for themselves and their careers and their families is whatever�*s right for them. the rules are very clear — if you

choose to not play in england, then you won't be able to play for your country. then you won't be able to play foryour country. for then you won't be able to play for your country. for me, that is a choice those guys have made, and they're very clear about that. you can never hold it against someone making that decision because, ultimately, they are very entitled to choose how their career goes. india's star batter virat kohli will miss the first two tests of their series against england. the former skipper has told the indian cricket board that certain personal situations demand his presence and undivided attention. the series starts in hyderabad on thursday. the bbc�*s chief cricket writer is there for us. it's notjust the runs that virat kohli's scored — nearly 9,000 of them, or 29 test hundreds — it'sjust his presence in that india side. virat kohli is pretty much the personification of indian cricket. everything that he brings to the team, with the bat, and in the field — it's a massive blow for him to be missing for these first two tests against england.

england's task is still a huge one. no—one has won a test series in this country since 2012. if england are going to make a dent in india, one of the things — or a key factor in the things — or a key factor in the series — is can england's inexperienced bowling attack, particularly their spinners, get through what is such a star—studded indian batting line—up? so without virat kohli, england's chances may — i really stress may — have just dropped a percentage or two. to the play—offs in american football — the championship ties are set, with all eyes on the nfc clash between super bowl favourites the san francisco 49ers and the detroit lions. not many would have predicted the lions going so far, and daring to dream given how they've gone in previous campaigns. they defeated the tampa bay buccaneers, which has energised the city. it’s tampa bay buccaneers, which has energised the city.— energised the city. it's tough to capture —

energised the city. it's tough to capture the _ energised the city. it's tough to capture the lecterous - to capture the lecterous atmosphere in this town. going back several months, going out to dinner, to the grocery store, you see more lions fans and gear than i've seen in my career and really the entire 42 years i've lived in this area. they've waited a long time. football is king in america, and the lions are king in detroit. so to see their success has been, you know, very welcome for a passionate fan base that has continued to come even through the worst of times. ., . ., . times. how much of the credit for this turnaround _ times. how much of the credit for this turnaround goes - times. how much of the credit for this turnaround goes down | for this turnaround goes down to dan campbell, the head coach? he's been there through the bad times. they're doing incredibly well at the moment. how much of an impact would you say his coaching has had on the team and how well they've done so far? ., ,, .,, ., team and how well they've done so far? ., ,, ., ., so far? dan campbell has done a ureat 'ob so far? dan campbell has done a great job of— so far? dan campbell has done a great job of changing _ so far? dan campbell has done a great job of changing the - greatjob of changing the culture of the franchise. this is a team, a franchise, that has had the perennial losing attitude, and they've managed to find the right mix, the right attitude, the right group of guys to bring it all together and experience the success they�* re together and experience the success they're having. [30 together and experience the success they're having. do you think, with _ success they're having. do you think, with the — success they're having. do you think, with the sides _ success they're having. do you think, with the sides left - think, with the sides left still in the frame for the

super bowl, that the lions could actually go on and win it? i could actually go on and win it? 4' could actually go on and win it? ~ ., , ,., it? i think, at this point, when there's _ it? i think, at this point, when there's only - it? i think, at this point, when there's only four. it? | think, at this point, - when there's only four teams, anything is likely, right? i would say, of those four teams, the lions are probably the least likely. but they're close enough. you know, you look at this 49ers team that they'll play this week — it's a much closer match—up. i would expect the game to be very tight. if they can go there and go on to they can go there and go on to the super bowl, it's looking at (1) the the super bowl, it's looking at (i) the kansas city chiefs, a team they've already beaten this season, and the baltimore ravens. that one might be the worst match—up for anybody with the way they're playing right now. but, again, any one game — sometimes itjust comes down to the way the ball bounces, and i think the lions could actually pull this thing off.— pull this thing off. justin roiers pull this thing off. justin rogers of _ pull this thing off. justin rogers of the detroit i pull this thing off. justin i rogers of the detroit news there. you can get the latest sports news from the bbc sports app sports news from the bbc sports app orfrom our website. app or from our website. tuesdayis app orfrom our website. tuesday is day 10 of the australian open. head to our website for the latest on that.

from me and the team, thanks for watching. see you soon. hello. storm jocelyn is the latest named storm to come our way, through tuesday and into tuesday night. the storm system has been fired up by the same process which we saw with storm isha. cold arctic air recently across the eastern portion of the united states and in canada, big temperature contrast down towards florida, and that has really fired up an active and potent jet stream. and it's jet streams which have developed this low pressure system. this is jocelyn, not as potent as isha, but will still cross the country and have impacts. now, storm jocelyn is almost like a two stage storm. the winds will strengthen throughout tuesday, but by day it's the heavy rain which could have its greatest impact across parts of scotland, north—west england, north—west wales. and then into the night the winds start to peak with the worst of them across the northern half of the uk. by contrast, out there

to start the day on tuesday, fairly quiet start. earlier frost will have gone across eastern areas as temperatures rise, clear and bright here to begin with with some high cloud around, but in the west already mild, windy and wet. some heavy rain at times in northern ireland throughout much of the day, clearing into the late afternoon. some of the heaviest, most persistent rain, though, setting up across the hills of southwest scotland, also into parts of cumbria, yorkshire, dales and north—west wales. it's here where there's a real risk of flooding. rain will have pushed across all parts, turning a bit drizzlier, that rain across the south later and lots of low cloud. very mild but very windy to end the day. and it's into the night where winds will strengthen further. met office amber warning across the north and west scotland. we're expecting some of the greatest impacts and gusts of wind in excess of 80mph. so let me take you through tuesday night. there's jocelyn passing to the north. the isobars really packing in once the worst of the heavy rain's out the way and the winds strengthen right the way through into the start of wednesday morning rush hour, particularly in scotland. those winds will gradually ease there and impacts

could still be ongoing, but wednesday, it's almost a repeat of what we saw on monday — a lot more in the way of dry and sunny weather around, a few showers in the north, and then clouding over across the south with some drizzle in cornwall later in the day. overall, a fresher day than tuesday. a fresher night, then with a touch of frost in the north—east of the country as we go through into thursday. these next weather fronts that are pushing not quite as potent as we've seen so far this week. it will bring lots of cloud across the country. damp and drizzly, around some western coast and some of the heavier bursts of rain at times in the west, but a bit more erratic and not as windy as it will be during the next 36 hours. take care.

live from new hampshire, this is bbc news. us and british forces have carried out a new wave

of strikes against houthi fighters in yemen. the pentagon says eight targets were hit. new pressure towards a ceasefire between israel and hamas as the death toll rises in gaza. on the eve of the second major contest of the us campaign season, nikki haley and donald trump make theirfinal push to new hampshire voters. hello. i'm sumi somaskanda in concord, new hampshire, where presidential candidates are making their final pitches to voters here before they go to the polls in a key election. but first, the us and uk have again hit houthi targets in yemen in response to attacks by the group in the red sea. the pentagon says the joint strikes on monday targeted eight locations in yemen, including an underground storage facility and missile systems. this is video released by the pentagon in the past couple of hours. it shows fighters launching off the uss eisenhower. the pentagon says the strikes were intended to degrade

houthi capabilities to launch attacks on us and uk ships