is then murder. an investigation is then started after a 31—year—old man was shot dead by police in coventry, officers have gone to unaddressed in the city centre as part of preplanned operation. and amid the government shut down, president trump threatens to declare a national emergency in order to build a border wall without congressional approval. smokers and problem drinkers admitted to hospital in england, will get told to quit or cut down to try to reduce demands on the health service. that's it for me for now, carol walker will be a at 72-— for now, carol walker will be a at 72 —— seven o'clock, until then, export state. —— it's sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me lizzie greenwood—hughes and ben mundy. the headlines this evening. it's a gillingham giant killing, as cardiff are dumped out of the fa cup. holders chelsea are safely through, but it's a tearful goodbye for fabregas.

it's five out of five for ole gunnar solskjaer, as manchester united glide through their tie. also coming up on the programme: the leicester tigers recovery continues, as they beat third placed gloucester. and, the new netball super league season has begun.. but it's the same old story for champions wasps. welcome then. lots coming—up on a busy weekend of fa cup third round action, this is when the big boysjoin in, when the premier league sides have to try to avoid an upset. not too many shocks so far but we have had one giant killing, lizzie‘s at the screen to talk us through it. yes this could be good or bad news for cardiff fans, depending on whether they'd prefer their club to concentrate on premier league survival,

either way, they've been knocked out in the 3rd round by league one strugglers gillingham, 45 places below them. it was only 1—0 and it was a late goal, scored by the 21 year old elliott list, looking composed, 9 minutes to go at the priestfield stadium. cardiff had made plenty of changes and did have their chances. they'll now turn their attention to trying to stay in the premier league, but for the gills it's a famous upset, and they're in the 4th round for the first time in 15 years. it's a great performance for the boys and i'm delighted for them, they have been working hard all through the season, we did not get the results that we should but they have given everything today, we knew what we had to get a result and it's great to win the game 1—0. what we had to get a result and it's great to win the game 1-0. who would you like to get on monday? anybody,

i'm happy to get through to the fourth round and it will be exciting to see what we do get and the boys they think will be expected to see what we get in as a club the bigger club, the better for us what we get in as a club the bigger club, the betterfor us but whoever it is if we put the effort in like we did today, we will enter it again. the holders chelsea haven't been knocked out in the 3rd round for over 20 years, and they're safely through this time. it took them a while to get going against the championship promotion contenders, forest, alavaro morata scoring both their goals within 10 minutes early in the second half. cesc fabregas started what is likely to be his last game for the club, just look at his reaction when he was subsitituted, looks almost in tears as he waved to fans. his chelsea contract is due to expire in the summer. fabregas made his debut in english football 16 years ago and ofcourse spent many eyars at arsenal before moving to chelsea and it's thought he's on his way to monaco managed by his old team mate thierry henry. we are very pleased with the

results, we are very pleased for the performance, we are very pleased for those players that perhaps were not involved in so many games so far, and they all did very well so they are all good performances and good results. performances and good results. manchester united's resurgence under caretaker, ole gunnar solksjear contiues, they comfortably saw—off the championship side reading 2—0 at home, it's solksjear‘s 5th win a row and a 100% record since he returned to old trafford. adam wild was watching this one for us. in this famous old competition, these two sides of history. manchester united and reading first met in the fa cup more than a century ago. times may have changed, but this is the united side beginning to remind everyone of what they've once had. they went ahead, thanks to a very modern twist. the ball went in, but a video replay here gave them a penalty instead. juan mata keeping his cards.

despite their stuttering season in the championship, reading did create enough chances to keep this a contest. opportunities though theyjust could not take. united could. their lead was doubled before the break, lamur lukaku squeezing into second. winning one and the extent of five. not bad to the glory days quite yet at old trafford but at manchester united things continue to look brighter. we have got a great history and tradition in this cup and of course one of my best moments on the pitch have been walking out on an fa cup final. so that's one of the things we spoke about in the team so this is a trophy that means a lot to this club and to the supporters so we will give it a go.

there's was a minor upset at accrington's wham stadium where they beat the 1978 fa cup winners ipswich. accrington are league one and ipswich are in the championship but accrington are doing well this season and billy kee‘s header was enough to seal a 3rd round exit for ipswich who are rock bottom of the championship and listen to this, ipswich haven't won an fa cup match for nearly a decade! accrington though, are making a habit of fa cup 3rd round success. the lads have worked hard, we have been through a bit of a slump really and we thought we got ourselves out of it over christmas but back—to—back wins in the league a defeat is disappointing so we have not been playing that badly to be fair, we defended really well today. a few chances they had we stuck them all to width of the save and a good plot and thankfully we took our chances, we had plenty of chances but we took one and that was the difference. brighton was one of only two all—premier league ties this weekend

and it went the way of brighton, winning 3—1 at the vitality stadium. bournemouth dominated for the first half an hour until brighton scored two goals in 5 minutes, man of the match, anthony knockaert with the first and then yves bissouma with the second beating artur boruc from 30 yards, in off the post for the mali international. brighton got one back just after half time, but florin andone wrapped up the victory for brighton, who were clinical. we will probably 2—0 up against the round of play, sometimes it happens and what you need to do is make sure to secure that need. we had to defend really well at times. they we re defend really well at times. they were a good side but really pleased for the lads that have not played as many minutes in games as what they would like and it's a good 90 minutes for them. burnley are safely through to round 4, but they needed a stoppage time penalty to beat league one‘s barnsley1—0 at turf moor, although the game is being talked about more because they had a first half pen disallowed through var. just take a look at this.

burnley were awarded a penalty in the first half for this challenge on matej vydra. the striker then got—up to take the penalty but as he did so the referee cancelled the penalty, because with the help of tv‘s var, there had been off side in the build—up. it turned out it didn't matter as burnley got a second half penalty which stood this time, and chris wood despatched it for the only goal of the game. only 9 games have var this round, it's only at the premier league grounds. and although burnley manager sean dyche wasn't too pleased with how his var incident was handled, he thinks, eventually it'll be a good thing. i'm a big fan of it. the concept of it, we all know, a lot of good example today. the thing i was surprised having seen it back in our system, we decided it was offside within five seconds or so i understand they want to be sure of course. i think from what i saw today

if it's going to take nearly one and a half minutes i think that i think the referee shall hold the ball, he should stand there. because we have got a penalty but the fact is we did not know what he was being given for. it might be possible everyone calms down and it does not put any pressure on the penalty either. i'm a big fan of him and i think it will be used wisely. difficult for the referees because they not using the the time and people have to get used to it. west ham had a much easier passage to the 11th round, beating birmingham city 2—0 at the london stadium. marco arnautovic headed west ham in front in the first half, but he went—off shortly afterwards with a back problem. and it was another injury prone star who scored west ham's second. andy carroll coming—off the bench to head in his first goal since april last year. and his manager hopes it'll be the start of a resurgence for the former england striker.

when he's playing something always happens around him. he's coming from a long injury i think you will contribute a lot to our team this season. everton avoided an upset against league two lincoln city. you might remember the imps made it all the way to the quarter finals two seasons ago when they were a non—league side, they're league two now but everton survived an upset. ademola lookman heading—in front before the brazilian international bernard made it 2—0 before half—time. lincoln pulled one back through michael bostwick but they couldn't break down the premier league side for an equaliser. it finished 2—1 to everton. it's an important competition for us asa it's an important competition for us as a club. our friends, the sold out

oui’ as a club. our friends, the sold out our stadium as a club. our friends, the sold out ourstadium and as a club. our friends, the sold out our stadium and that is important for us and their desire to go and do something special in the competition. we achieve the most important thing of course in this moment, most important for us is to achieve the results and get the confidence. arsenal are still playing in the late kick off, they're at league one‘s blackpool. and leading 2—0 so far. 19—year—old joe willock is the youngest player to score for arsenal in the fa cup since aaron ramsey nine years ago. he's got both goals for unai emery‘s side. controversy even before the game kicked off, a fan delayed the arsenal team, staging a protest on top of their team bus. blackpool's owner, owen oyston is unpopular with fans. there have been lots of protests at the ground. we will have to score

there as soon as we get it. we will have to score there as soon as we get it. so let's have a quick look at some of the day's other results. league one‘s luton town forced a replay against the championship‘s sheffield wednesday and the same goes for shrewsbury and stoke, there were wins for west brom, and west ham, then in the three o'clock kick offs. there were wins for swansea, bolton, brentford. frank lampard's championship derby side forced a replay with the premier league's southampton, wimbledon won at fleetwood and middlesbrough thrashed peterborough 5—0. and then in the late kick off‘s we've discussed arsenal already. no goals at all in the late kick—off, it's quite a way to go. not too long to go into us. we are hoping for some goals later on. we are hoping for some goals later on. right that pretty much wraps up the day's fa cup action. over to ben now for the rest of the day's sport. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. yep, any further goals in those ties, we'll let you know. to rugby union's premiership now though. and, exeter chiefs are back on top after a 14—0 win over bristol.

there were also wins today for harlequins and worcester. while, leicester earned a second home win in a row. they beat gloucester 34—16, as craig templeton reports. after gloucester‘s surprise defeat last weekend, there was a chance a brief at struggling leicester. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester challenge at bay. and leicester were growing in confidence, so they stopped looking his genius allowing him to score a second. and another soon to follow, gloucester once more unable to handle the pace of may, with try number nine for the season. this sparked gloucester into life and they look like a team further in the table. giving them a glimmer of hope. that glimmer was extinguished by four as that is the bonus point was secured. so the smack defeat in

a row for gloucester the tigers are starting to find there were again. in the pro 1a, ospreys beat cardiff blues 20—11, with this cross field kick from sam davies helping george north to a try. leinster are currently beating ulster 26—7. sean cronin scored two tries for the home side within five minutes, they were his 34th and 35th for his team. and scarlets are beating dragons 12—3, thanks to two danjones penalties before half time, withjosh lewis scoring the dragons' only penalty. elsewhere today, benetton beat glasgow warriors 20—17. also coming up on the programme: what happens when you mix the physical sport of swimming with the strategic game of chess? we sent mike bushell to find out. tell you what, physically exhausted,

i feel like i swam 20 lengths. it's the first day of the new netball super league season and it's a big year for the sport, as it tries to build on the profile provided by england's historic gold medal at the commonwealth games last year. all of the first round matches are being played on the same day, in the same place, the birmingham arena. and emily croydon is there for us. it's a massive year for netball, and this country it culminates in the world cup in liverpool injuly. it started here in front of a packed arena with all ten super league franchises in action. at the start of the day all eyes were on the second match. it was a rerun of last yea rs second match. it was a rerun of last years grand final between wasps and lightning. back in july, years grand final between wasps and lightning. back injuly, the wasps swung that final by four goals. today, the results with the same but the winning margin this time i 30 goals. 72—42. the final score. quite a surprise there although they lost

three really key players during the off—season. on this evidence it's still wasps who are the team to beat in the super league as they go for a third successive title while the lightning head coach certainly has a lot to think about although she's not using the fact she's lost those three players as an excuse. the focus has always been looking forward and we have a good squad and we have a well—balanced squad, so 110w we have a well—balanced squad, so now it's just about making sure that eve ryo ne now it's just about making sure that everyone is on the same page and we all know ourjobs because today i think we the people were doing the job, some people weren't and it can't turn into a bit of a mess in the second half. you want to play the second half. you want to play the best d—money have the best players in the country, so you are excited to play them, they had a few key losses as well, goalkeeper or goal shooter, so i think the family play them it will be a different game, ithink play them it will be a different game, i think both teams are improving notes. both teams got a lot of improving today. england fans had the chance to see serena godfrey

backin had the chance to see serena godfrey back in action in the super league after five years of playing her club netball over in new zealand and australia. and she really shows flashes of her supreme talent which is seeing her —— widely recognised as the best centre court player in the world and she held her gusty mature a comparable victory over celtic dragon. it's a good 60 minutes, it's nice to get out there and nervous coming out being the first game of the season and everything. it was nice to work on the combinations. nowhere near perfect where we need to be and we are aware of that but it's nice to get that first win under the belt. some really special moment for you, how did you feel personally out there on the court? not quite where i want to be right now, i think we are building up towards the world cup and that's where i'm trying to before but it's nice to run and get out there after a bit of a preseason block over christmas. it's those matches one—sided, the match between

new franchise london pulse and seven stars certainly was not. it swung both ways before polls binary scored twice in the last minute to win 51-49 twice in the last minute to win 51—49 on their super league debut. there's plenty of action to come. there's plenty of action to come. the final match of the date pits manchester thunder against the newly named saracens mavericks, theyjust this week announced a partnership with the rugby club saracens in another exciting development for the sport. it's a hot ticket this one, plenty of top quality netball on the show. and before manchester thurnder and saracens mavericks gets underway, we can tell you that strathclyde sirens have also recorded their first win of the season with a convincing 56—38 victory over surrey storm, in the fourth match of the day at the birmingham arena. to tennis, and roger federer helped switzerland win the hopman cup. alonside partner belinda bencic, they beat germany's angelique kerber and alex zverev 2—1 to retain the title they won in perth last year. it's the third time that federer has won the hopman cup, and by beating zverev, he got a bit of revenge for defeat in the atp

world tour finals in november. angie and sasha, i love playing against both of them so i told them at the net, hold on a second, what happened in london and what happened in other places? i remember those losses. in the end, thank you perth and western australia, thank you fans, you guys have been terrific again. it's always packed, it's always a good atmosphere. yeah, we love australia, all of us. so do i, thank you very much everybody, see you soon, take care everybody. i hope i see you next year, thank you! cheering. he's smooth isn't he? client sees very smooth. client sees very smooth. right, let's check some of today's other sports stories. india haven't won a test series on australian soil since they started touring back “11947, but they're on the verge of breaking that hoodoo. the hosts struggled

on the third day of the final test in sydney. this remarkable catch from ajinkya rahane showing why india have a 2—1 lead in the series. bad light ended play with australia on 236—6, trailing by 386 runs. england captainjoe root made 26 for sydney thunder in australia's big bash league. he wasn't able to stop them from falling to an eight—wicket defeat at the hands of melbourne stars though. they go second in the table, thunder are fifth. rory mcilroy is three shots off the lead at the halfway stage of the sentry tournament of champions in hawaii. the american gary woodland is on 12 under par, with mcilroy on nine under going into today's third round. houblon des obeaux won the unibet veterans‘ handicap chase final at sandown for trainer venetia williams. the 12—year—old strolled to victory to claim the £100,000 prize money. and in darts, it's the first day of the bdo world championships at lakeside.

last season's beaten finalist, mark mcgeeney, is safely through to the next round after breezing past the netherlands‘ derk telnekes. scotland are preparing for a big year in women's football, ahead of the world cup in france this summer. they're competing in the tournament for the first time and announced their squad for two up coming friendlies against norway and iceland today. jane lewis reports. a new year, and a new focus for sean baker as the scarlet woman scheme look forward to their first ever world cup. preparations start now. she's named her latest squad here at the national stadium but for the most part, scotland's world cup preparation will take place away from soil, later this month they head out to spain where they will ta ke head out to spain where they will take on iceland and norway. that's followed by a place at the cup, and there are two more camps for the scotla nd there are two more camps for the scotland squad before they take on

england in the opening world cup fixture in june. and england in the opening world cup fixture injune. and by the time june comes around, she's confident she will have her strongest squad at her disposal. for this months friendly‘s she's without five players in putting the captain and first choice goalkeeper lee alexander and she still without kim little who scored three goals in qualifying before breaking her leg but today little told the bbc that she's back and in training and close toa she's back and in training and close to a return. she's very strong mentally and she came back from an acl injury and her return to play was excellent, the club did really well and especially the medical team and you know the same process is taking place for this injury. so she hopes for a return soon and this is what she and others are eyeing. france this summer and a first world cup. everyone needs to be at their

very best and the up—and—coming ones. the expectation of a nation are on your shoulders and that's not any different from a coach, it's my first time as well so we need to make sure my focus is solely on preparing the players and the team to try and perform to the best of their ability. and if they can do that, who knows, there could be more scenes like this. prepare yourself for this. now if you got a chess set for christmas, but are looking for a physical as well as mental work out, the diving chess championships will be back in the uk later this year. please don't try this in the bath or pond at home for obvious reasons, you need specialist equipment to attempt this modern twist to the ancient strategy game. we sent mike bushell to london to give it a go. take a magnetic chessboard with

weighted pieces, sync it to the bottom of assuming full, and you have made a great mind game of chess and intensive physical challenge as well. the board is set, one point down underwater, the job well. the board is set, one point down underwater, thejob is to really work out what they are doing it -- really work out what they are doing it —— doing and go down with the goggles on. he has got the first move, off he goes. once he bobs up, ican go move, off he goes. once he bobs up, i can go down and find out. at first it might lead you scratching your head, as you try to work out what's going on below and ponder your next move. is extremely physical, improving your breath, when hard to ex hale to improving your breath, when hard to exhale to sink in and get close to the board, your body tends to naturally float so that's difficult to do, once you played several games underwater you have to swim around and warm up your blood circulation. it's extremely physical tasks.

that's a terrible move, i panicked! i panicked, he has done something, his bishop is down there. the goggles are steaming up, i'm trying to think too quickly, under pressure, that's the hardest thing, you got limited time down there. i should have followed his —— erika's lida. she uses weights to stay under for what seemed like an extraordinary amount of time. sometimes you are moving right away, sometimes you need to be down there a bit longer. the element of surprise given the be a tactic to beat your opponent breathless. the

strategy changes, sometimes you might come up with a tactical sequence might come up with a tactical sequence and then decide to play really quicklyjust to avoid giving your opponent the chance to catch their breath. may be wearing a fish hat is the secret, it works for the current champion who left him floundering. what a great thing diving chance it is. it's bonkers but it's fun. back in my match, i lost key pieces and soon had nowhere to go. yeah, he got me, checkmate. tell you what, physically exhausted i feel like i than 20 minutes. tell you what, physically exhausted ifeel like i than 20 minutes. what about half an hour? i was like making at the end of the game, exhausted and ready for a lie down. what will he think of next? a quick update on the arsenal squad, they are leading 2—0 but they have to come up injured and another goal scored by blackburn rovers, they need, the former player has scored

the goal. a potential upset there, that's it from us. see you later, bye— bye. hello there, good evening, very few places had a glimpse of the sun today. for most of the uk it was grey skies, similar to this was —— whether we had interop sure, we keep that covering a crowd for many places overnight as well. trapped underneath that large area of high pressure. coming into it though, this weakening weather front may bring a bit of a change across some northern areas of bringing with it some patchy light rain and drizzle across scotland pushing its way eastward across scotland and for a while across northern ireland but the rain petering out getting the crowd breaking up towards the end of the night in the far north of scotla nd the night in the far north of scotland and the head of the rain it

will turn chilly in the northeast of scotla nd will turn chilly in the northeast of scotland but elsewhere with that covering of ground temperatures to — 4 degrees. it does point to a cloudy day for most of us again on sunday if you get some sunshine you are very lucky. the best chance of sunshine will be across the northern half of scotland. the turn a bit dull and half of scotland. the turn a bit dulland damp and half of scotland. the turn a bit dull and damp and drizzly across northern ireland and continue to see pockets of drizzle in the northwest of england. temperatures should be a shade higher than they were today. it should not feel so cold. the weather will change as we head into the beginning of the week. i pressure gets pushed away towards the south, big area of low pressure between scotland and iceland and that will bring some severe gales to the northern half of scotland. it will pick up the wins everywhere on monday, we will see some rain, most of it affecting scotland and northern ireland as rain pushing southwards and petering out again. we get the southern half of scotland and northern end of more rain but the wind will be a big feature of the wind will be a big feature of the weather across the northern half of the uk around northern scotland. winds of 70 mph picking up towards the end of the date and continuing

overnight and into the first part of tuesday. they at least it should feel a bit less gold, a mild looking day but as we head into tuesday. the area of low pressure the storm is going to track awake what it's going to draw some really cold air from the north and it will be quite windy for a while across the north sea coast. there could be a few showers towards the eastern side of england and maybe across the north and northeast of scotland but we have got pressure towards the west but it's like to be dry here and there will be some sunshine. most places will be some sunshine. most places will have a dry day, the strongest winds really don't goes north sea coast could be blowing idealfor a while before easing operator in the day. it will be a bit colder, look at those temperatures, we are back down to five to 7 degrees across scotla nd down to five to 7 degrees across scotland in particular. as that of windy weather for the start of next week but tomorrow looks like quiet, light winds, again a big deal of crowd. —— cloud. this is bbc news. i'm carol walker.

the headlines at 7pm. police name 51—year—old lee pomeroy as the man was fatally stabbed on a train in surrey yesterday. a man has been arrested connection with the murder. in relation to what we know so far regarding what has happened, it is not read them in terms of there was not read them in terms of there was no object between these two people before the incident. we know that they were talking together. that's all that we know about at this moment in time. the police watchdog begins an inquiry — after a 31—year—old man is shot dead by armed officers in coventry. amid the government shutdown, president trump threatens declaring a national emergency, in order to build a border wall without congressional approval. coming up in half