he continued to perform duck walk and all. you can argue all day long as to who was the father of rock music, but one thing is for certain, chuck berry was there at the birth. that was the life and career of chuck berry. good evening. we have got some rain spreading from the west, and fresh breeze, over the west midlands, and another area going to northern ireland. some snow over the higher ground. but it is an unsettled look

to the start of the new week. isobars. windy. and whether france, which could be heavy. windy start. the rain, moving from west to east. some sunshine behind, but also colder air, and increasingly wintry showers. 13, 14 colder air, and increasingly wintry showers. 13, 1a degrees, but with some rain. temperatures getting back to single figures, and that is going to single figures, and that is going to be the same on tuesday, single digits, windy, showers, wintry. hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the organisation representing nhs trusts in england has warned that frontline nhs services face "mission impossible" in meeting next year's targets required by the government. police are searching for a 33—year—old man in connection

with the murder of a one—year—old boy at a flat in finsbury park. a girl, thought to be the boy's twin sister, has been critically injured. the liberal democrat leader tim farron has accused theresa may of following "aggressive, nationalistic" politics like those of donald trump and vladimir putin. he called on tory mps opposed to the prime minister's vision for brexit tojoin his party. tributes are still being paid to chuck berry after the death of the rock ‘n‘ roll legend in missouri, at the age of 90. former president barack obama tweeted: "we'll miss you chuck, be good!" now on bbc news: sportsday. hello, i'm jessica creighton. these are our sportsday headlines tonight: three of the big four in action in the premier league, and it's honours even at the etihad, as manchester city draw with liverpool. another win for celtic, they're just one win away

from the scottish premiership title. and two medals for british skiers at the slopestyle world championships in spain. good evening. lots of action at the top of the premier league, with the teams chasing runaway leaders chelsea all playing today. there were wins for manchester united and tottenham, but we'll start with third against fourth, manchester city against liverpool. 1—1 it finished, as drew savage reports. manchester city's season is in danger of becoming a damp squib. out of the champions league, and with

chelsea in control of the premier league, guardiola said adjusting to the singles conditions is the most difficultjob he has had. it was surprising nobody in blue was appealing for a penalty there, but liverpool then had to. reasonjames milner has now scored in 47 premier league teams, and never lost when he has done so. this was sergio aguero‘s seventh in seven. adam lalla na aguero‘s seventh in seven. adam lallana scored aguero‘s seventh in seven. adam lalla na scored ten aguero‘s seventh in seven. adam lallana scored ten before the new year, since then, his touch has deserted him. manchester city could have taken advantage, this was a difficult chance but you would have expected him to do better. with the premier league title all but out of sight, it is a question of hanging onto those champions league spots.

after the defeat on tuesday, wednesday was sought. it was about how we responded today, the mentality, attack, attack. liverpool, top team. but i want to stay with these guys for a long time. i do not want a change anything. i want to stay forward. between 50—65 it could have decided the game. we didn't. but how can we speak about mistakes. before the game, if somebody told me that we would get a point, 0k. game, if somebody told me that we would get a point, ok. i would game, if somebody told me that we would get a point, 0k. iwould not ta ke would get a point, 0k. iwould not take that immediately, but you would ta ke take that immediately, but you would take that. and today, we have got to ta ke take that. and today, we have got to take that. and today, we have got to take that. that is what we did. that draw consolidates tottenham's position in second. they've reduced chelsea's lead at the top to ten points, as they beat southampton 2—1 at white hart lane. nick parrott has more. despite missing a corner, white hart lane has been a fortress this season.

spurs‘ last defeat at home was at the end of last season, and that was against southampton. with top scorer harry kane missing through injury, some could have feared those were bad omens. but spurs, determined to keep leaders chelsea in sight. and after a quarter of an hour... christian eriksen had not scored in the league for three months. no wonder that he was happy. southampton‘s hopes not helped when they lost their star striker. that departure not harming them as much as what happened next. steven davis was furious with the referee, after spurs got a penalty for this. alli then got four in four. and southampton then thought they had been sinned against after this challenge on tadic was ignored. but back into things after the break. ward prowse marking his england call up. spurs came closest to another in the second half, but at the end,

2—1 was enough to maintain that unbeaten home record and keep the slim hopes of catching chelsea alive. iam pleased, and happy with the performance of the team. it is not great when you're missing you're main striker. but i thought that we worked well. and i think the team, getting those points, it was a fantastic position for us. just keep going. it was disappointment. it was a strong game, difficult for us. andjust, perhaps, the shape between the offensive players and midfield was not so good today. but i think it was a good game. good spirit, good attitude.

draw would be normal. manchester united are up to fifth in the table, their hightest league position since september, that's after beating middlesbrough 3—1 at the riverside. james burford was wathcing this one. it is three—and—a—half years since the last time middlesbrough walked out with a different manager. steve agnew in charge for now. a relegation battle on his hands. it was their illustrious guests that started much faster. the unmistakable head of fellini scoring his third goal of the season. jesse lingard wasted not an inch, delivering a stunning second. instrumental in his team's performance, and seemingly no way back for middlesbrough. chances were hard to carve out and in truth the home side played into united's hands, but eventually a lifeline... chaos in the box. rudy gestede pounced, theirfirst goal in more than eight hours. frustration as the home side sought an equaliser. as soon as the glimmer of hope emerged, it was taken away

in the most brutal fashion. 18 matches now unbeaten for manchester united and they moved up to fifth. the spirit, it is fantastic. and we have got two doors open, for champions league football. we're going to try the europa league, and fourth, in the premier league. we will see what happens. i was really pleased. i could not be more proud. the attitude was excellent. to come back into the game at 2—1 just shows you the spirit in the group. and over the balance of play, i thought that 2—1 we could have potentially got the equaliser. so here's how it looks at the top of the premier league this evening...

chelsea against crystal palace next. but they still play man utd and city. celtic are just one win away from scottish premiership title. they beat dundee 2—1 at dens park and are now 25 points clear with nine games to play. they took the lead in first half stoppage time whenjozo simunovic‘s flick was deflected into the net. stuart armstrong doubled the lead for brendan rodgers‘ side six minutes into the second half when he nodded in james forrest's cross. the goal of the game belonged to dundee‘s faissal el bakhtaoui. celtic will clinch the title if they beat hearts in a fortnight. today we played some fantastic football, butjust failing to make the final pass... that might have made it more comfortable. but we know that if we have got to defend like that,

aerially, in the box, we can do that. and by the end, we were happy with that win. arsenal ladies thrashed spurs 10—0 in the fa cup. and chelsea defeated doncaster belles 7—0. the quarterfinal is going to be an all super league line up. all change at the top of the super league, salford have ended castleford's unbeaten start to the season. the red devils came from behind to win13—12. it's wigan that replace castleford at the top after drawing 16—16 with huddersfield. six nations chiefs have opened an investigation into the events at the end of wales‘ defeat to france in paris yesterday. they played 20 minutes beyond the 80 in a chaotic finale. the wales interim head coach flagged up what he felt to be underhand tactics by the french and questioned their integrity. the first incdient that will be looked at is

the head injury assessment for prop uini antonio, that allowed the srummaging specailist ragbah slimani to return to the field. and help the french score the late pushover try for the win. george north also claimed that he had been bitten during that 20 minutes of play. the six nations is awaiting a report from the citing commissioner at the match. there was no clear video evidence of that alleged incident at the time. the leaders have just teed off in the final round of the arnold palmer invitational in florida. rory mcilroy is in contention along with fellow brits matthew fitzpatrick and tyrell hatton. mcilroy shot a 65 in his third round yesterday to shoot up the leaderboard. up up and down today. nine under. four off the lead. former open champion zach johnson is well down the field, but check out this bunker shot

on the 17th... one of the more unusual birdies you're likely to see! british slopestyle skiers james woods and isabel atkin won bronze medals at the world championships in spain. woods crashed on his final run, but he had done enough to get onto the podium. he was highly critical of organisers after his event, describing the championships in sierra nevada as a shambles. poor weather had forced a few changes in qualification, although the international federation said that they had done everything they could to help the athletes. to be honest, the organisation wasjust a mess. dealing with it though. and some of the skiers stood up, and said this is not what we want. it is not up to standard, by any shadow of a doubt. that is what the guys did. they changed it up. we obviously, we ended up with a good day. it's mid march. in spain. we knew that this event was going to happen for four years. no snow.

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