hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the cabinet office apologises after the home addresses of more than a thousand recipients of new years honours were accidentally published online. a woman whose husband and two children drowned on christmas eve in a swimming pool in spain says all three could swim and blames a fault with the pool.

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the world darts championship, knocked out in the last 16. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm ben croucher. it's not been much fun for england for most of the first test against south africa. half the squad have been hit by illness, a batting collapse in the first innings and scarce success for the bowlers this morning. but a fine rearguard in the evening session has setup a fascinating final couple of days in centurion, led by opener rory burns. adam wild reports. wherever england travel, their barmy army follows. on this centurion morning, what they found was frustration, the england squad ravaged by sickness, south africa unsympathetic, extending their lead

further and further. archer eventually found a way through but it felt more like a blip. quintin de kock getting to grips with the best bowling england has to offer. tempers frayed, ben stokes and stuart broad with a frank exchange of views soon seemed to put it behind them. stokes replaced broad and he immediately did this. that is how to settle an argument. the exhaustion of the effort was obvious. archer's fifth wicket of the innings greeted with only muted celebration. south africa's final flourish taking their lead to 375 — time to rest and recover. there was a huge task ahead. it could have be tougher still had opener rory burns not been dropped before he really got going. when he did, he took england to 121 with a loss of only one wicket.

he'll be back tomorrow and so, of course, will they. perhaps now with just a little more hope. so this is the state of play then with two days remaining. england need another 255 to win — what would be england's highest successful chase. rory burns is unbeaten on 77, alongside first innings top scorerjoe denly on 10. play resumes at 8 in the morning. so a day of mixed emotions for england. our cricket correspondent jonathan agnew is in south africa — and admits england do have the slightest chance of victory. halfway through, we thought we had no chance of winning the match at all, they looked beaten and exhausted, they dragged themselves off the field with uncertainty about who was ill and it's come to the stage win at the end of the day they have given themselves a glimmer of hope. you have to be honest and say, it's still highly unlikely they will score all of these runs to win. if you lose one wicket,

you might lose two or three, but we must also not forget that they have lost their she two or three, but we must also not forget that she south africa have lost their last five test matches and that can sometimes be very hard to come back and counter and if you are not entirely convinced yourself, if you see the runs being added slowly to the scoreboard and coming down, you have not taken many wickets, then you never know, i think that could be something that counts in england's favour tomorrow. who wins the premier league might be looking increasingly certain. the title race is over if you believe pep guardiola. saturday's action was mainly about the bottom half of the table. right at the bottom, norwich hosted spurs looking for a first win in seven. but for var they might have got it too — twice ahead against spurs but both sides had to make do with a point. here's patrick gearey. they used to send canaries down coal mines and norwich know they are below sea level but there is a still sunny optimism about their football. norwich one up on tottenham. it

wasn't an isolated incident. spurs are slumbered and norwich aimed for the stars. one pass made it 2—0 but var is a matter of lines and they we re var is a matter of lines and they were on the wrong side of it, so no goal. it's a game of increasingly fine margins and angles. tottenham became level. easy for norwich now to sink into their own story but you never know when fortune might change. own goal so ugly they cringed. norwich had to stand strong but at the wrong moment, zimmerman slid. spurs‘ penalty, harry kane, you know the rest. three points became one for norwich but a performance that proves you can find light even at the bottom. west ham have been sliding down the table of late too and in the other late kick off, they were beaten by leicester city. brendan rodgers made nine changes to the team that

were thrashed by liverpool on boxing day. didn't seem to bother them as goals from kelechi ihaenacho and demarai grey helped them to a 2—1win. that gap to liverpool at the top just the 10 points now — although leicester have played two games more. bournemouth will be nervously looking over their shoulders too. a point and a place ahead of west ham and just two clear of the relegation zone. they were beaten 2—nil at brighton in the lunchtime game — watched by michael redford. christmas may have come and gone but there was still plenty of festive cheer at the amex stadium ahead of premier league fixtures in 2019 and as a new year draws closer, so does a sense of optimism. nearly 18 months after signing for brighton, he finally had his first goal which tookjust three minutes to arrive although bournemouth were nearly level moments later. josh king denied. after a frantic start, chances became limited, the second goal now crucial. brighton thought they had it thanks to dan burn before technology intervened. var deemed it offside.

the goal was disallowed. despite the setback, brighton continued to push. they came close twice. the second goal did arrive and in some style — a moment of magic. brighton's first win against bournemouth in 11 attempts, they head into 2020 in a confident mood. bournemouth, however, are in need of a fresh start. nigel pearson praised his side's intensity and unity as watford beat aston villa 3—0 at vicarage road. after leading them from the foot of the premier league, pearson remains unbeaten as watford boss. troy deeney scored twice — he's now got five in his last three against villa. watford remain second bottom but now just three points from safety. the important thing for us all is to get our performance right. i think we played with good intensity again. we started with a really positive intent and showed incredible unity out there on the pitch,

also on the bench, and i think that is something that we have to make sure remains very, very high on our agenda. another new manager is working wonders. carlo ancelotti and everton have won back to back games with a 2—1win at newcastle united. dominic calvert lewin scored both goals to make it eight for the season and lift ancelotti's men into the top half of the table. we are judged for the result. the first 20 minutes of the game were really good. we scored two goals. the second part of the first half was really difficult. we had to take into consideration everything. we have to improve. we need to have more control. in the second part of the first half, we suffered a lot. we came back in the game in the second half, newcastle drew the game, but, in the end, i think we deserved to win.

elsewhere southampton came from behind to earn a point with a one all draw at home to crystal palace. the final game of the day is just about to kick off. burnley versus manchester united. paul pogba's not even in the squad for united this evening. a win would lift them to fifth. football ta ken care of. here's some of the other sports stories we've been following today: the big race of the day, the savills chase at leopardstown, was won by delta work. the savills chase at leopardstown, the 11—2 shot ridden by jack kennedy produced a strong finish in the final straight to over take monatee with rachael blackmore on board. delta work could now be a contender for march's cheltenham gold cup. kennedy also won the day's other feature race on apple's jade. olympic skeleton bronze medallist dom parsons has retired from the sport at the age of 32. he took time out to finish his phd after the pyeonchang games and having returned for the start of this season, he said his desire to keep striving for perfection had faded. new zealand are heading for back to back test defeats in australia. and their cause hasn't been helped by bowler trent boult fracturing his hand whilst batting. australia closed day three on 137 for 4 after bowling the black caps out cheaply. that's a lead of a56 runs.

northampton are back on top of the premiership — for a day at least. it was an entertaining clash against gloucester at franklins gardens this afternoon where even a hattrick from welsh teenager louis rees zammit wasn't quite enough to stop the saints — who won by 33 points to 26. lydia campbell watched this one. it has been a memorable ten years for northampton saints. they have lifted the premiership trophy and the challenge cup. it was time to see if they could finish the decade on a high. but gloucester were hoping for something similar and they took an early lead. the saints have a 100% record at home this season and they eventually got their opening try. mikey haywood driving over. the second half started with a flurry of tries. each side going over before this brilliant solo effort to extend the lead. gloucester were not

going to roll over. two tries for a bonus point and a nervy finish for the saints. northampton held on for a victory. it sends them to the top of the table and to finish their decade in perfect fashion. 75,000 fans turned up at twickenham to see harlequins hauled back by leicester tigers in a 30—all draw. the home side had a 14—point lead midway through the second half. but tigers fought back and this try from telusa veanu with less than eight minutes remaining helped to draw them level and end a run of three straight defeats. they stay second bottom. elsewhere it was a close one at bath where rhys priestland's penalty ten minutes from time saw them sneak past sale. worcester warriors beat london irish 20 points to six. exeter can go back to the top if they win at home to saracens tomorrow. edinburgh gained revenge for last weekend's defeat at glasgow to win the reverse fixture 29—19 at murrayfield in the pro 1a. edinburgh scored first but this try

from hquones meant the scores were level at 7—all at half time. and the match remained delicately poised until the final moments. this try from darcie graham sealing a bonus point victory. elsewhere bennetton beat zebre whilst the all irish match up between munster and leinster kicked off at six. it has finished munster 6, leinster 13. it's day 13 of the pdc world darts championship at alexandra palace. 2a hours on from her exit, fallon sherrock was back to watch luke humphries — who she shares a manager with — make it through to the quarter finals. he beat kim huybrechts by four sets to one. the two—time world champion adrian lewis is out after blowing a three sets to one lead to lose in the final set to belgian dimitri van der bergh. he'll be joined in the last eight by darius la ba nauskas who beat the former bdo world

champion steve beaton by four sets to two. he'll play the defending champion michael van gerwen next. and we just have time to show you this. picture the scene. none of your goalkeepers are available for selection and your manager has given you the nod to play the whole match in goal. that's exactly what happened to ballymena united midfielder declan ca rville. it was going so well for him too, with the score nil—nil 86 minutes in. until this... carville saw his clearence bounce off a defender, leaving glentoran striker david mcdaid with a pretty easy finish. the glens added another in injury time to give them a 2—0 win. a day declan carville will remember for a while, but perhaps not in the way he'd have hoped. burnley versus manchester united is just kicking off in the premier league. there will be more on the bbc sport website. i'll be back with more after eight. now though it's time for click.

are you well? that was great. trying to give spencer direction. we just did a stagger through which is about three hours behind schedule. hopefully it's all going to work out in the end when we go live at five o'clock. no pressure. fingers crossed it's all going to happen. i'm just changing bits, i hope he doesn't mind. like that? yeah. i just want these to be in. it was quite nerve racking at this point but i'm excited. there's a bit of a buzz, isn't there? been looking forward to it for weeks. why are you guys here tonight? i just want to learn, really, and see all the new stuff going on.