let's return to the football because there's another fa cup fourth round tie this evening. it's at adam's park as championship strugglers wycombe wanderers take on tottenham hotspur. conor mcnamara is on commentary duty for 5 live and joins me now. really enjoyed the fa cup over the weekend. first up, conor, wycomnbe haven't played for a couple of weeks because of a covid outbreak. has gareth ainsworth got a full strength squad to choose from? he says he has over 20 players available. he's a huge fan ofjose mourinho, who thinks of himself as a bit of a maverick of a manager. he's a small compared to gareth ainsworth. he is mr rock and roll when it comes to manager. he's a long—haired, leatherjacket wearing, long—haired, leather jacket wearing, orange long—haired, leatherjacket wearing, orange mustang driving, lead singer and guitarist in a rock band. he's not your regular manager, yet the

longest—serving manager. he's been very successful with wickham. back then, they were just a league to side. they went 2—0 up. wycombe made it 3-2 in side. they went 2—0 up. wycombe made it 3—2 in their favour. to very late goals from spurs, but they would love to give them another scare like that's by the by. they've come way since the mid—905. i presumejose mourinho will have one eye on the liverpool game on thursday. it’s liverpool game on thursday. it's become a _ liverpool game on thursday. it�*s become a very busy schedule for tottenham because they're already in the league cup final. the europa league resumes and just over two weeks' time as well. the premier league, tottenham were for. they want to get in the top four. they

were challenging at the top of the table and they have this fa cup as well. it is a big squad he has. i can't tell you, it doesn't start for tottenham so it's a strong team from spurs. it's a competition that he knows it can buy him a lot of good faith with the supporters. you will not put out a weaker team. he will want to win the competition. kick—off 7:45 p:m.. connor will be on commentary duty. cheers, connor. all electric off—road ca i’s cars will take part in races around the world to also raise the awareness of climate change and other environmental issues. the 2009 world champion is also going to be behind the wheel and he joins world champion is also going to be behind the wheel and hejoins me now. evening to you. this really

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excited about watching it. being a pundit on formula i, but also being part of one of the teams. trying to help them back to the front when they deserve to be, because they've been through a lot over the past few years and it's a team that has won multiple championships. it gave me the opportunity to race in f1 so i thank them for that. next month's super bowl will be between the reigning champions the kansas city chiefs and tampa bay buccaneers after they clinched their respective championships overnight. it means the buccaneers' veteran quarterback, tom brady, has made it to his tenth super bowl, and he's already won the trophy six times with the new england patriots. nesta mcgregor reports. tom brady at 43. new team, familiar scenes. considered one of the game's greatest, he went into last night's game the underdog. facing the green bay packers and another star

quarterback in aaron rodgers. a game so important, broken bones couldn't keep some people out. marshalled by brady, tampa bay led from the very start and increased that lead. green bay did rally back showing why they were the number one seed. green bay did rally back, showing why they were the number one seed. but play after play, brady showed the physical and mental tenacity he's displayed in the league for 23 years. i'v e i've had a few tough games in a row in the next one will be really tough too, but we know what we are playing for. we have two weeks to prepare to beat a great opponent and it'll be a really exciting couple weeks for us. next, a meeting with the reigning champions the kansas city chiefs and the game's new young star patrick mahomes.

tom brady's career already reads like a movie script. next month, under the lights and cameras, will there be one final triumphant scene? nesta mcgregor, bbc news. england's netballers completed a 3—0 series win against the superleague allstars over the weekend, the roses taking the final game 55—43 behind closed doors at loughbrough university. i spoke to the coachjess thirlby. jess, these matches were put on after the series againstjamaica had to be postponed — a worthwhile excercise. my my attention turned very quickly to the next best performance option that we could carve out for ourselves. with the travel man, and made absolute sense to look for those world—class internationals that are uk based and play amongst our super league. it's been incredibly valuable. it's done everything i hoped it would, and the

stars have pushed the roses and we needed that. we are obviously got to play new zealand earlier, and we played teams made up of stars around the world. so it's been brilliant, a lot of learning for me just to see how we kind of front up to the challenge of winning those matches. and the growth game by game is willing to be able to expose some new and untried combinations with the likes of for the first time since the world cup.- the likes of for the first time since the world cup. good to have 0 tions since the world cup. good to have options going _ since the world cup. good to have options going forward. _ since the world cup. good to have options going forward. i _ since the world cup. good to have options going forward. i asked - since the world cup. good to have | options going forward. i asked this trepidation, what is next for the roses? is there uncertainty around the calendar? i roses? is there uncertainty around the calendar?— the calendar? i think there is a decree the calendar? i think there is a degree of— the calendar? i think there is a degree of uncertainty, - the calendar? i think there is a | degree of uncertainty, although the calendar? i think there is a - degree of uncertainty, although the conversations amongst ourselves have been frequent and ongoing since march last year. so there's a real appetite for us to make sure we all face each other. autumn is normally when we want more competition, and

we're planning that and trying her best to do that amongst the current conditions. the hope will be that we'll hit up against australia and new zealand if we can and those conversations are being had. finally, bbc sport have today launched �*generation next�*, which will follow a group of inspirational young athletes from a diverse range of backgrounds and sports as they bid to become the nation's next sporting superstars. the first of those is english heavyweight champion delicious 0rie. he's of russian and nigerian heritage, but aiming to win gold for britain at paris 2024. he's being backed surpass the achievements of his idol anthonyjoshua and has been speaking to bbc�*s 0lympic reporter nick hope. the aim of the game is to take over in one day, i'll be up there with the best. perhaps the best. the best. �* , best. laughter. my name - best. laughter. my name is - best. laughter. . my name is delicious best. laughter. - my name is delicious orie. best. laughter. _ my name is delicious orie. sorry! i was born in _

my name is delicious orie. sorry! i was born in russia _ my name is delicious orie. sorry! i was born in russia and _ my name is delicious orie. sorry! i was born in russia and my - my name is delicious orie. sorry! i was born in russia and my parents made the decision to come over to the uk at the age of seven. my dad is nigerian. he moved over to russia to find a better life and succeed for himself. growing up and watching him really struggle, supporting me and supporting the family, watching him do this, giving me the zeal to achieve great things. when i was about ten, 11, i started getting into sports and playing basketball, and i enjoyed it then. when i used to play, i used to look at players and one specifically was this man. he grew up in sudan. from england, he was able to play in the nba. for me, that was a massive and inspiration. when i made the

decision of becoming a boxer, anthonyjoshua was a massive inspiration. i heard his name quite late when he won his first world title. i started to go back in time to find out what he did to get to that level. that's how i was able to get the motivation and inspiration from someone like him, and follow in his footsteps. i the opportunity to welcome him through his last campaign. before his second fight, i was able to spend a couple of weeks to him. able to work with him as well is a big thing to me. how much what i like to take a day on? and a couple of years, you never know. —— take ajay on. the gold medal in the

olympic games, that's one thing i need to take off the list before i move on into the professional scene. it's definitely one of my massive major goals in my life.— major goals in my life. delicious orie, major goals in my life. delicious orie. one _ major goals in my life. delicious orie. one of _ major goals in my life. delicious orie, one of those _ major goals in my life. delicious orie, one of those athletes - major goals in my life. delicious - orie, one of those athletes featured 0rie, one of those athletes featured across the bbc. generation x all week. you can read his story on the support website. our top story, frank lampard sacked as chelsea manager but leaves them night in the premier league and ii manager but leaves them night in the premier league and 11 points off the top. this, the colour line saying he's left them mid table without any clear path to sustained improvement. the programmer manager —— former manager is the front runner to take over. goodbye for now.

hello. another cold and frosty night on the way as skies remain clear across the country. but last night, temperatures dipped down to —10 degrees in one or two spots. i think this coming night, it's more like —5 or —6 in rural spots, and actually, towards the end of the night, across more western parts of the uk, the temperatures will start to rise and that's because we have milder atlantic air setting in. you can see the mild air here in orange and yellow. this is linked to a weather front which will bring rain to northern ireland and western parts of the british isles there through the morning, and then in the east, the crisp and cold conditions will also give way to the milder and wet weather. but we are expecting some snow across the pennines and also the hills and mountains of scotland through the course of tuesday. this wintry weather will last all day long in the north, whereas in the south, it is going to be rain. then later in the day, it does look as though it is going to dry out

at least somewhat. afterthat, it's turning even milder.

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is 0utside source. as coronavirus deaths in the uk near 100,000 — the government looks at tougher travel restrictions to curb infection rates. with the pandemic worsening and more contagion to various contagious variant spreading, this isn't the time to be lifting restrictions on international travel. tougher restrictions are being rolled out in other countries including in israel. the prime minister will be resigning. and we talk about donald trump's second impeachment moving