mum“ v“ overnight. numbers will get as low as minus five degrees. the best of the sunshine through the morning, more cloud further west. some patchy snow over the high ground in wales. heading towards southern scotland in the afternoon, perhaps. 5 degrees typical, 9 degrees if you're lucky in the south. our attention turns to an increasing risk of destructive fog, particularly for england and wales. the headlines at 630 pin. hundreds

of demonstrations taking place gci’oss of demonstrations taking place across the world in support of women's rights and against donald trump's presidency. the bbc understands prime minister theresa may will travel to washington this week to meet the president. nine people had been arrested, —— rescue from an italian hotel which was buried by an avalanche three days ago. a man has appeared in court in sheffield charged with the murder of the 16—year—old. her body was found ona the 16—year—old. her body was found on a pathway near rotherham on monday. now it is time for sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday with me hugh woozencroft and james pearce. the headlines this evening. rooney the record breaker. wayne rooney's injury time equaliser at stoke makes him manchester united's leading scorer. a shock defeat for liverpool. they're beaten at home by swansea. johanna konta eases into the fourth

round of the australian open. also coming up in the programme: another win and another masters final for ronnie 0'sullivan. and the burden of a possible funding cut on the shoulders of britain's weightlifters. good evening, it's another big weekend of sport with tennis, rugby and snooker to come but we start with the news that captain wayne rooney has become manchester united's record goalscorer. rooney's late equaliser away at stoke city in the premier league is his 250th goal for the club and eclipses the mark set by sir bobby charlton. here's what rooney had to say after the game... it's a great feeling, obviously. bit

ofa it's a great feeling, obviously. bit of a strange one and the minute, having dropped two points, but in the grand scheme of things it's a hugely proud moment for myself and something that will live with me i'm sure for the rest of my life. i have the most respect for sir bobby and he came and talked to me after the game and congratulated me. he's pleased, but it is a great honour for me. i am a team player, but i think records are important and especially when you finish play, it is something you can look back on and something for when your kids grow older they can look at. but todayit grow older they can look at. but today it is a proud moment. plenty more stories to get your teeth into from football. sir bobby charlton spoke after the game and said he was quite

disappointed. stood for some 40 yea rs disappointed. stood for some 40 years but sir bobby was in the crowd watching, as you can see, with his back to wayne rooney but he was applauding at the time. usain bolt on twitter, he says yes. famous manchester united fan. 250 goals in some 546 games. let's see if we can get a better response than usain bolt. an incredible achievement for his career to have the manchester united record. and a record that belonged to a legend like sir bobby and now wayne rooney is the man and becomes a legend for our club. it won't be surpassed, in my view. it's taken 40 odd years for sir bobby's record to be beaten. that tells you how difficult and what a

high mark that sir bobby actually put down as a marker. credit to wayne, he has played at a high level for a huge amount of time now and that longevity has enabled him to get close and in the supplier said. u nfortu nately get close and in the supplier said. unfortunately from our point of view we didn't want it to be today. chris is here taking me through the league results today. there was a torrid result forjurgen klopp's liverpool, beaten 3—2 at home by strugglers swansea city. alex gulrajani watched swansea's first league win at anfield. lofty heights at the top of the premier league is where liverpool's ambitions have long been. to win the title and entertain along the way. adam lallana was intent to make sure those on the pitch delivered a treat. he went close. tom carroll on debut for swansea with a bit of help went even closer. their manager paul clement was happy, and not long after the interval, ecstatic. fernando llorente in the right place to put swansea ahead. celebrations had barely got started

when he popped up again. merseyside was in shock. but not for long. roberto firmino got anfield going again. and he wasn't finished there. an equaliser showing his skill and ability. made in brazil, delivered to a mersey beat. the response they needed. now to go on and win. swansea had other ideas. they are battling at the other end of the table. any break isjumped on. sigurdsson wouldn't let this one get away. a famous first premier league win for paul clement, they move closer to their target as liverpool slip further away from their peers. the defeat leaves liverpool seven points behind leaders chelsea, who now have a game in hand, at home against hull on sunday. got thejob on got the job on january got the job onjanuary three. lots of people doubted clement, saying he

is young and has not worked in the premier league as a manager. worked with carlo ancelotti at some big clu bs, with carlo ancelotti at some big clubs, madrid and munich, but he doesn't know the premier league. but he is proving tojurgen klopp he knows how to get big wins. they came out after half—time really invigorated. sigurdsson got the winner. 0nly their fifth winner of the season. jurgen klopp looking unhappy like most liverpool fans. seven points behind chelsea. jurgen klopp from the bundesliga used to having winter breaks. he will always have christmas off, you do not get that in the premier league. they have played three league games this year so far with no wins. it's all about reaction, but in this moment that's not allowed. that it damaged us or whatever. but in this moment it should have and it

has. it feels really bitter in this moment. of course, we analyse it, we always do. we analyse even the games we win. we will do the same, but i can already say that around the goals we defended really bad. today it was... the rest was not good enough to win the game. this team has been criticised when goals have gone in against them. confidence has gone down. they have just capitulated. but i've not seen that today. i saw the opposite. a team full of character. well organised. followed the plan absolutely how i asked them to do it. they deserved the victory, and it comes from the work we have done on the training field. that win for swansea city means there is a new team at the bottom, sunderland. not a good result against west brom. but a great result for west brom,

darren fletcher ‘s good goal, the captain. chris brunt into the top corner. quietly going about their business establishing themselves in the top half. excellent stuff for tony pulis. but really concerning for sunderland. just losing games and leaking goals at the back. one thing they are having to worry about his teams around them winning. but for pulis, well done. we've done really well. the players have really embraced what we try to do and supporters have as well. it helps when you're winning and the atmosphere is fantastic. we played better in the second half, that's for sure. i have said for a few weeks, we are giving poor goals away. doing everything we can to eradicate it, but it's a disease at the moment. things changing at the bottom.

crystal palace into the eighth relegation zone. late winner from seamus coleman for everton. everton also playing well. sam allardyce, former england manager, has not had the new manager bounce. in the past the new manager bounce. in the past the was brought in and teams would start winning. he has been there for five games. but for ronald koeman they keep steaming up the league. the time when we played arsenal at home at the beginning of december we changed how we reacted, the team is more aggressive than it was before. that is also really important in the premier league that we show that every weekend. and also today that was the key in my opinion to win the game. i have been here before so i will try and manage the team out of it

with the backroom staff and if the team believe as much as i do, if the players believe as much as i do we will get out. a lot of teams just going against us, it tends to happen when you down the bottom. so we've got to believe we can turn that around ourselves. if we keep improving ourand around ourselves. if we keep improving our and workrate, we keep oui’ improving our and workrate, we keep our team spirit and state positive we can work our our team spirit and state positive we can work our way our team spirit and state positive we can work our way out of this problem. when he lost his job with england, when he lost hisjob with england, a lot of people were mentioning the name of eddie howe, but another game they have failed to win today. and perhaps were lucky to get the draw. benik afobe pulled them back into the game against watford. watford leading twice. both goals coming from corners, bournemouth not defending well. not very good at all, eight goals in the last three games. who scored 7

all, eight goals in the last three games. who scored? josh king scored their first games. who scored? josh king scored theirfirst goal. games. who scored? josh king scored their first goal. well worked from adam smith down the right. benik afobe did well to level but they are leaking a lot of goals. it is a strange one today because i thought we played framework and patches of today's game. we started well and put them on the back foot. did everything but score. then we can see from two set plays and it is very difficult to take when you are so dominant in the game but great character from the mavs to bounce back. character from the lads to bounce back. since andy carroll return from injury west ham have been very good indeed. all the while dimitri payet is nowhere to be seen. this transfer that seems to be happening. looks like he is heading back to france and marseille. they have said they would only sell him at the right price. he is sulking somewhere but slaven bilic and his team, andy carroll especially, playing really well. three goals in a week, scored that wonderful volley against crystal palace. visions of whiplash

but i do not think he felt any after—effects. scored twice to them slaven bilic was very happy. it was a good week for us after the palace in. we played with confidence against them and use that momentum to build on that and to come here and put out a really strong performance and three massive points for us. especially good with a good performance. that is great. we weren't in the way the crowd demanded. even last season we have one style and we didn't score, we didn't create one chance play in that style. the team was broken on the pitch. we decided to win more games. just pausing for a second, huge game at the top, city

with 11 shots on goal in the staff when they have just taken the lead the minutes ago, through leroy sane after hugo lloris makes a mistake. and then another mistake, kevin de bruyne capitalising on another error, 2—0. huge win for pep guardiola this would be. tottenham perhaps one of the inform teams in the league. manchester city themselves, pep guardiola admitting they are probably not in the title race. this into the tearing them apart. as you can see that win for swa nsea apart. as you can see that win for swansea taking them away from trouble. most of the teams at the bottom playing tomorrow. bournemouth in 11th place despite the draw. this is the most interesting thing. swa nsea is the most interesting thing. swansea today with their fifth win of the season, huge win at anfield.

almost like three wins in one, sunderland lost, crystal palace drift further down and swansea can climb. that is the way it can go in the premier league. it is so tight down there. three points separating the bottom four. and at the top, jose mourinho and manchester united won't be very happy with that. if manchester city win this game they will be well ahead. arsenal playing burnley tomorrow. it will create a gap forjazri near‘s site. chelsea play tomorrow, they haven't even played and they haven't lost any round. liverpool losing ground. chelsea playing hull tomorrow. and now a goalfor spurs, dele chelsea playing hull tomorrow. and now a goal for spurs, dele alli chelsea playing hull tomorrow. and now a goalfor spurs, dele alli has just scored. we don't know how that will turn out that if manchester city can hold on it would be a very good victory. we will keep you

up—to—date with that scoreline as the match continues but let's move on to the championship. in the championship's lunch time game, queens park rangers and fulham drew 1—1 at loftus road in the west london derby. 20 year—old ryan manning took advantage of some sloppy play to score his first goal for qpr. fulham striker chris martin had a penalty saved earlier on, but he managed to fire in the equaliser to rescue a point and deny qpr their fourth straight league win. here's the rest of the championship scores and aston villa threw away a two goal lead as they drew 2—2 with preston north end. blackburn drew with birmingham. cardiff beat burton albion i—0, derby beat promotion rivals reading 3—2 and huddersfield are up to third after a 2—0 win over ipswich. newcastle have gone top after thrashing bottom club rotherham 4—0. norwich earned a much needed win over wolves. nottingham forest beat bristol city 1—0

while wigan athletic beat brentford 2—i. the home side currently have the lead in the barnsley against leeds late match. rangers came from behind to beat motherwell 2—1 at ibrox and reach the fifth round of the scottish cup. chris cadden teed up louis moult as motherwell took the lead in the all—premiership tie. rangers equalised through kenny miller's diving header ten minutes later. and last season's beaten finalists completed the comeback late on, miller bursting through to knock motherwell out of the competition. there was no fairytale for the minnows today, bonnyrigg rose were demolished by cup holders hibs, 8—1 it finished. the seventh tier side's came from the penalty spot. the highland league's formartyne united lost 4—0 at partick thistle. st mirren, who are struggling in the championship beat the premiership's dundee 2—0

to reach the fifth round. a full rundown of results can be found on the bbc sport website. great britain'sjohanna konta says herfamily and coaches she beat caroline wozniacki in just an hourand a she beat caroline wozniacki in just an hour and a quarter to ensure they will be three british players in the fourth round of the australian open. up next is ekaterina makarova. paul garrity has more... joanna konta's rise into the top ten in the past year has been proved that she's in a hurry. carolyn wozniacki, a former world number one, was out to slow her progress. when it comes to power, konta is proving she can match it with the best in the business. it didn't take the british number one long to assert her dominance on the match, breaking midway through the opening set. when you are on top you have got to make it count. and she did. aggressive play earning her the first set, 6—3. wozniacki unable to keep the pace. konta then kicked into another gear and increased

the pressure on the dane. her powerful display matched with quality and precision. after back—to—back breaks of serve early in the second she was in full control, seemingly racing into the last 16. despite her rapid progress konta still had the presence of mind to pause, think and deliver the sublime. confident, powerful yet controlled display was finished off by forcing wozniacki into an error. could konta be sprinting to her first grand slam title, just four matches stand in her way. konta in on course to meet the six—time champion serena williams in a potential quarter—final. earlier williams eased past fellow american nicole gibbs 6—1, 6—3. rafael nadal beat teenager alexander zverev, in a gripping match to reach the fourth round.

the spaniard, who won the title in 2009, came through in five sets in four hours and six minutes. exeter chiefs have failed to reach the last eight to reach the last eight in rugby union's champions cup after a heavy defeat at clermont auvergne, they were beaten 48—26. it was a first half to forget for the chiefs as clermont scored five unanswered tries. peceli yato crossed over after the break to increase their lead. exeter staged a comeback to earn a bonus—point of their own but it was too little, too late. clermont will be the top seeds in the quarter—finals. clermont ended exeter‘s hopes of making the knockout stages in emphatic fashion and ulster also go out with defeat to bordeaux begles. saracens narrowly beat toulon to top

their pool and earn a home quarterfinal, 0wen farrell —— a penalty separating the sides until chris ashton scored with 20 minutes left. leigh halfpenny's penalty earned toulon evaluable losing bonus point meaning they also qualify. this weekend marks the last set of group matches, leicester leading a rather dismal glasgow. ronnie 0'sullivan is into his 12th masters final at alexandra palace, coming from behind to beat marco fu 6—4. a break of 141 had helped fu towards a 4—3 lead, but 0'sullivan, the defending masters champion, won three frames in a row to take the semi—final 6—4. joe perry plays barry hawkins play in the other semi final later this evening. probably the best match i've ever won, i have to be honest with you,

under the circumstances and the way he is playing, massive tournament, new tip. i fancied the job, even with a new tip i thought if i could get a feel of it, i am playing well enough to counteract that. last year i was really under pressure because i done and i was doing residues and you thought i was losing the plot. it wasn't that. nothing personal! i did not think i'd ever play properly again, i'd done my back in so bad, but this year i am so relaxed. tyrell hatton will take the lead into tomorrow's final round of the abu dhabi championship. he had five birdies as he made 68 to move to 13 underfor the birdies as he made 68 to move to 13 under for the tournament. intimidating chasing pack including us open champion dustinjohnson martin kaymer. fleetwood also on 12 under. 0pener alex hales has flown home after fracturing his hand in the second one day international defeat to india.

jonny bairstow will replace him in england's t20 squad to face india. eoin morgan's side play the final game of their three—match 0di series tomorrow in kolkata, from where our cricket reporter tim peach has sent this report. ten months on from the world t20 final england are back in kolkata in one of the most famous grounds in world cricket, eden gardens. at the start of a broad england looked set to win the world t20 going into the final over ben stokes borrington carlos brathwa ite final over ben stokes borrington carlos brathwaite who hit four consecutive sixes. notjust ben stokes, who has bad memories of that day. jason roy scored a dark in two balls that day. hopefully i will face more balls than i did the final, but there we will see, ben stokes himself. it was so disappointing. then again we got to the final, which is something we never thought we could do at the

start when we all got together. for us start when we all got together. for us to get into a final was an incredible feeling. india have already won the series, england desperate to avoid a whitewash, they feel like they deserve something from this series so far. they will be forced into one change tomorrow, alex hales has broken his hand. it looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason roy. join looks like sam billings will open alongside jason roy. join us looks like sam billings will open alongsidejason roy. join us for commentary from 7:45am. last week seven sports began an appeals process against uk sport's decision not to provide them with any funding for the tokyo 2020 games, among them was weightlifting. sarah davies is one of the leading gb women and knows just how the effects a funding axe can have. her 0lympian boyfriend suffered the same fate after london 2012. hannah lupton reports. beneath the hair is sarah davies, a weightlifter on the rise in the sport that is under threat.

weightlifter on the rise in the sport that is under threatlj weightlifter on the rise in the sport that is under threat. i was in the gym at the time when i got the phone call. i was struggling through my session and i just phone call. i was struggling through my session and ijust managed to get an extra ten reps out of what i was doing through anger. it is good to have a massive effect. sarah is one half of great britain's power couple alongside her partnerjack 0liver. brilliant stuff from jack 0liver. the men's team lost their funding three years. people always say, how do you give physio, even though you might be the best the country, on the world stage, you don't get a penny. sarah is now a full-time athlete but if her funding is cut that will affect her chances of becoming the first british woman to win an olympic weightlifting medal. will be a tricky one to see where it comes from. i am qualified as a pe teacher but at the minute i'm teaching because it affects my training. a little bit in limbo at

the minute. being unpredictable does not faze sarah, with or without funding when she's not in the gym she competes for a different type of crown, beauty pageants. she won miss leeds in 2012. people always say i don't look like a weightlifter so it is quite good to break both of those serotypes and get a bit more positive body image into pageants are things like that. british weightlifting is open for a positive result from their appeal against the cuts for tokyo. the women have a really good case because of what they have achieved in the past few years. unfortunately not holding out much hope. we will potentially look for a job and potentially go back to working full—time as a teacher again. they now have an anxious wait before uk sport announces its decision next month. 0nce bought not lacking money is football, current score at the etihad is still the one. we will be back to talk about bad at 7:30pm.

see you then. it may come as no surprise to you that taking the uk as a whole it is probably one of the coldest days of the winter so far today despite the fa ct the winter so far today despite the fact that many of us saw plenty of sunshine. good for scenes in cumbria. for others it stayed very gloomy and murky, just like wales, quite the mixture. the mixture will keep going the next 24 hours, folger across eastern scotland thickening up across eastern scotland thickening up in the next few hours. 0ther places seeing clear skies and harsh frost and some showers pushing into parts of wales and western end one. rain showers for the most part but some snow on higher ground, not amount to much but it will produce some ice potentially. meanwhile back home, andy murray will be getting ready for his match in melbourne, the australian open, it will be hot. temperature is close to 30 degrees,

very light winds. dan evans playing later in the day as well. not as hot as that back home, distinctly chilly once more. temperatures globally as low as —5c. the lowest temperatures where we have clear skies across is damien and the south—east. further west a few showers, some snow perhaps on the welsh mountains, the peaks perhaps on the welsh mountains, the pea ks and the perhaps on the welsh mountains, the peaks and the pennines. this area of cloudy and damp weather progressing off the irish sea perhaps into northern ireland and south—west scotland. again the folk could be slow to live. by and large the further north and west you are across the uk you will have rather more cloud around, but the best of the clear skies will be further south. another chilly feeling day, temperature is not getting perhaps above three degrees. seven or 9 degrees if you are lucky in some southern cities. monday morning fog

becomes the main concern, quite extensive becomes the main concern, quite exte ns ive a cross becomes the main concern, quite extensive across central and southern parts of engine and wales, certainly one to watch out for because it could well cause some problems to travel, destruction i think definitely on the cards particularly tuesday morning. we will keep an eye on. so watch out for warnings for england and wales. later in the week the fog lifting as the breeze begins to pick up, many central and eastern areas staying dry but later in the week we will see some rain in north—western parts of the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines at 7pm: 0rganisers in washington say half a million people have joined a protest led by women against the new trump administration. similar marches are taking place in the uk and across the world. theresa may is expected to fly to washington next week to meet the new us president. ukip's candidate for the upcoming by—election in stoke—on—trent central will be the party's leader — paul nuttall. nine people have now been rescued from an italian hotel which was buried by

an avalanche three days ago. 23 people are still missing. and wayne rooney becomes the all—time leading goalscorer for manchester united, with his 250th goal for the team. we'll have all the day's sport at 7:30pm.