in history that an asteroid impact has been predicted in advance. time for a look at the weather. here's matt taylor. plenty of clear skies as well, a gorgeous pedri data almost a hint of spring for many. this was in north—west wales where tomorrow we could see the highest temperatures, making the warmest day of the year far. in context, valentine's day is normally around 8 degrees but still some way short of the warmest valentine's day in 1998. why so warm? high pressure, southerly winds pushing in and it would be the same winds keeping cloud and rain at bay butjust winds keeping cloud and rain at bay but just for the winds keeping cloud and rain at bay butjust for the moment. with clear sky tonight, it will be told of an last night, these are city centre values. in some rural places it could get down to —5 and dense fog

in the morning as well, south—west england and south—east wales, the midlands especially, one to spot lingering until lunchtime and then plenty of sunshine. a bit more cloud for a time in the middle part of the day from the odd shower and more cloud in western scotland and northern ireland put it more of a breeze here but notice the temperatures, 13—16. if you're in the west tomorrow, it can be an interesting sunset saharan dust pushes northwards ahead of this weather front which will work its way eastwards overnight into wednesday morning and it brings a bit of a wet start to wednesday in northern ireland, western scotland and a bit breezy. brightening up through the day but the rain spread through the day but the rain spread through scotland and north—west eglin and wales, fizzles out as it pushes into yorkshire and the midlands. east anglia and the south—east stay dry on wednesday, not quite as mild as tomorrow fresh in the north and west with showers later. on thursday, some rain in england and wales but by friday, heavy rain is followed by some

widespread gales. thanks, matt. and that's bbc news at six on monday the 13th february. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website. from the six team, it's goodbye. the news continues here on bbc one, as now it's time to join our colleagues across the nations and regions for the news where you are. goodnight. hello and welcome to sportsday — liverpool needs to save their season, everton fighting to stay up. which way will the merseyside derby go tonight? more mistakes are weighed over the weekend. the marvel of garble, the six tier side take on the scottish cup quarterfinals.

also coming up in the programme — england make it to wins after two, aberdeen women's world cup. more allegations are made against the welsh rugby union as the investigation into its toxic culture begins. good evening. what would liverpool and everton give for a win tonight at anfield? there's always a lot riding on the merseyside derby, when it was goalless at goodison park back in september, both managers searched for positives and promised better days ahead. frank lampard's been sacked and everton are in the relegation zone, and jurgen klopp�*s watched his liverpool side slide down the table.

they're closer to the bottom three than the top four. adam cottier reports. a season of discomfort for liverpool. his team of 12 points behind the qualification places a grant of two nights game. i will not and i cannot _ grant of two nights game. i will not and i cannot i _ grant of two nights game. i will not and i cannot. i am _ grant of two nights game. i will not and i cannot. i am responsible - grant of two nights game. i will not and i cannot. i am responsible to l grant of two nights game. i will not l and i cannot. i am responsible to my first responsibility and it is a difficult time, but it's a little bit like, i don't enjoy it but if we could show in this difficult time, this club is so special because we believe in everything. if people believe in everything. if people believe in everything. if people believe in me, then we have to go through this together because then we have to come out, we do have a great times. but i don't think about these kind of things. i'm hundred percent committed.— these kind of things. i'm hundred percent committed. liverpool had been hampered _ percent committed. liverpool had been hampered by— percent committed. liverpool had been hampered by injuries - percent committed. liverpool had been hampered by injuries but. been hampered by injuries but haven't won a primarily game since

december and haven't managed as much as a goal in each of their last three games.— as a goal in each of their last three names. , ., , , ., three games. there is no suggestion of not feeling _ three games. there is no suggestion of not feeling that _ three games. there is no suggestion of not feeling that way. _ three games. there is no suggestion of not feeling that way. he's - three games. there is no suggestion of not feeling that way. he's taking i of not feeling that way. he's taking them to places that have been incredible the past few stevens, all the trophies in liverpool. he's the right man for thejob. the trophies in liverpool. he's the right man for the job.— right man for the 'ob. everton had for the right man for the job. everton had for the neighbours. _ right man for the job. everton had for the neighbours. a _ right man for the job. everton had for the neighbours. a number - right man for the job. everton had for the neighbours. a number of l for the neighbours. a number of high—profile disagreements in the past, but focuses on guiding the steam out of the regulation places. managers for their team standing up. and then afterwards for me it's done. i certainly won't be overthinking it, because i know what good players have got.— good players have got. massive im act

good players have got. massive impact immediately _ good players have got. massive impact immediately was - good players have got. massive i impact immediately was obvious. good players have got. massive - impact immediately was obvious. and we have _ impact immediately was obvious. and we have to _ impact immediately was obvious. and we have to prepare that, and that's what _ we have to prepare that, and that's what we _ we have to prepare that, and that's what we did — we have to prepare that, and that's what we did and we will do. liverpool— what we did and we will do. liverpool have lost just one of the liverpool have lostjust one of the past 22 homely gags against everton. that was two years ago this month, when they were raining champions and everton was chasing the european spot. a lot has changed for both merseyside bible since then. let's head live to anfield and speak to tom gayle who is there with five live this evening. jurgen klopp has got a lot of credit in the bank, but the supporters must be wondering what on earth is going wrong. yeah, good evening. i spoke to a few liverpool fans and there is apprehension. there's definitely a must not lose. i spoke to a couple of everton fans, and they are full

of optimism. for liverpool, lassies and battling on all fourfronts winning two of those cup competitions. minor championship league final, and now down in tenth closer to their allegations. they haven't scorched in the 2nd of january and everton coming to town, beating the league leaders arsenal, no snooze no gloves. pick up their waveform. it's a big ask this reason for them to come away with anything given their record in the stadium. in terms of team noons, the hamstring of dominic. liverpool say the are hamstring of dominic. liverpool say they are hugely _ hamstring of dominic. liverpool say they are hugely disappointed - hamstring of dominic. liverpool say they are hugely disappointed reportj they are hugely disappointed report in paris has been leaked.

investigation into dangerous overcrowding, ticketing, heavy—handed policing. chaos seen outside before the game in madrid. it is insensitive to release the report of this magnitude to the media without first releasing two supporters who were actually there. arsenal's lead in the premier league is down to three points after drawing against brentford. mikel arteta was furious, accusing match officials of �*changing the rules'. brighton felt they should have got more than a i—all draw with crystal palace, after another var offside decision went against them. the referees�* boss howard webb has apologised to both clubs, blaming human error. this was the game at the emirates, the video assistant lee mason didn't superimpose those offside lines, to see whether christian norgard

during the final phase of play during the final phase of was offside before setting up ivan toney for the equaliser, he was. john brooks who was the var at selhurst park, ruled out a perfectly good brighton goal against crystal palace, because he drew the offside lines on the wrong defender. he didn't draw it on the furthest offender back closest to the goal, but that offender they are. so he was onside. his goal should have stood. that could've been a very different result. brooks has been stood down for 2 games including tonights merseyside derby and the arsenal city game on wednesday night let's speak to former referees chief keith hackett. we're in our fourth season of var, this shouldn't be happening should it>

there is a very clear criteria of how the vr operates, when they should come in. i how the vr operates, when they should come in.— should come in. i cannot believe that a very _ should come in. i cannot believe that a very senior— should come in. i cannot believe that a very senior referee - should come in. i cannot believe that a very senior referee who i should come in. i cannot believe i that a very senior referee who has had a long career on the premier league and now a permanent va are operator sits in a room with all the technology in front of him and forgets to put the lines up. it seems to me that we are coming under increasing pressure, three minutes, trying to determine in midfield, the penalty spot, whether someone is offside. and they missed completely that headed ball to the winger who then crosses it. so for me, it's something that howard webb, and i have every confidence that he will, act upon this. make some changes this evening, i think he needs to look a little bit deeper with regard to lee mason. lee mason is —— this is not the first time he's made a

complete hash of his decision. he was suspended earlier this season. i think his position should be at risk. ~ , ., ., ~ think his position should be at risk. ~ ., ~ ., risk. when you talk about the reverie after _ risk. when you talk about the reverie after the _ risk. when you talk about the reverie after the game - risk. when you talk about the reverie after the game it's . risk. when you talk about the i reverie after the game it's never risk. when you talk about the - reverie after the game it's never a good thing is that? it's just eroding confidence when it was brought in doing exactly the opposite. brought in doing exactly the o- osite. , ~ ., ., opposite. yes i think that we were a ear opposite. yes i think that we were a year behind — opposite. yes i think that we were a year behind america. _ opposite. yes i think that we were a year behind america. america - opposite. yes i think that we were a year behind america. america was l opposite. yes i think that we were a i year behind america. america was the first competition to take it up. how it was the boss, they did a lot of communication at the clubs and with the fans to say this is how it's going to operate. and it's probably the best league that the va are operates currently around the world. so for me, howard coming in and using his expertise and experience in making people accountable, and rightly apologising to the clubs for the era, is a starting point that he's now got to build the foundation on. he's got the reference and

tomorrow i understand and no doubt there will be some pretty harsh words spoken and a lot of training now needed to revisit how they are going to get this right and to avoid these errors in the future. the premier league, are they wedded to this system or shouldn't they be using that one that fee used? ishiell using that one that fee used? well fifa as outlined _ using that one that fee used? -ii fifa as outlined that this is going to be used on a one—year experiment before its interviews to officially. i think if i was the boss, i was in the past, i'd be knocking at the door fever saying the past, i'd be knocking at the doorfever saying i the past, i'd be knocking at the door fever saying i want this sooner rather than later. it is a more accurate system, using artificial intelligent. it feels like taking

one step away from the match officials themselves on this decision, but when we actually look back we have a referee, we have an assistant referee, we have a vir, and we have an assistant vir sitting there, and they make what simple decisions here. these are not difficult decisions, and they make a complete hash of it. and i think thatis complete hash of it. and i think that is unacceptable at this level of football. that is unacceptable at this level of football-— that is unacceptable at this level offootball. , ., ., ., of football. many thanks for “oining us today this — of football. many thanks for “oining us today this evening. h tonight, they take on falkirk for a place in the quarterfinals. john martin has been to see how the town is getting ready.

sojohn not only are you running a very successful football club in the moment but you also run your own bakery which is known the world over for the famous party. does it taste as good as it looks? to get into the quarterfinals- — good as it looks? to get into the quarterfinals. could _ good as it looks? to get into the quarterfinals. could this - good as it looks? to get into the| quarterfinals. could this happen? well have done so well with my pie, not why not do it with doggerel. they're all going to be eating durable pie. flan they're all going to be eating durable pie-— they're all going to be eating durable ie. . , ., , ., durable pie. can you tell us what in the recipe? — durable pie. can you tell us what in the recipe? this— durable pie. can you tell us what in the recipe? this is— durable pie. can you tell us what in the recipe? this is been _ durable pie. can you tell us what in the recipe? this is been in - durable pie. can you tell us what in the recipe? this is been in the - the recipe? this is been in the family for generations. obviously it's a secret recipe _ family for generations. obviously it's a secret recipe but _ family for generations. obviously it's a secret recipe but i - family for generations. obviously it's a secret recipe but i will - family for generations. obviously it's a secret recipe but i will tell. it's a secret recipe but i will tell you what, pies and football go hand—in—hand with each other. it hits the spot. i tell you what. if

you win later, are you gonna make another world famous by? well it's a special occasion and were getting a special occasion and were getting a special pie. we'll be selling them at the ground and i'm pretty sure soon we'll be having a lot of durable pie at the game. i soon we'll be having a lot of durable pie at the game. i tell you what? it's not _ durable pie at the game. i tell you what? it's notjust _ durable pie at the game. i tell you what? it's notjust a _ durable pie at the game. i tell you what? it's notjust a football- what? it's notjust a football getting people here is it? jordan used for the only goal of the night and you gave a great interview after that game as well. so tell us, did you get the night off? yes that game as well. so tell us, did you get the night off?— you get the night off? yes i manage to net one you get the night off? yes i manage to get one of _ you get the night off? yes i manage to get one of the _ you get the night off? yes i manage to get one of the boys _ you get the night off? yes i manage to get one of the boys to _ you get the night off? yes i manage to get one of the boys to cover - you get the night off? yes i manage to get one of the boys to cover me. | to get one of the boys to cover me. it was a shame i called out but i owe the boys lunch the next day. i don't really know when, but i think, jordan was on the only one with the school encouraged to give the day off with some set to be mascots

tonight. off with some set to be mascots toniaht. ., ., , _, �* tonight. unfortunately i couldn't rive them tonight. unfortunately i couldn't give them the — tonight. unfortunately i couldn't give them the day _ tonight. unfortunately i couldn't give them the day off— tonight. unfortunately i couldn't give them the day off but - tonight. unfortunately i couldn't give them the day off but we - tonight. unfortunately i couldn't| give them the day off but we had tonight. unfortunately i couldn't i give them the day off but we had a fabulous day celebrating the next day. it was wonderful. the atmosphere in the town, it was just joyous. i atmosphere in the town, it was 'ust 'o ous. ., .,. atmosphere in the town, it was 'ust 'o ous. ., ., �* joyous. i love the fact that you're still wearing _ joyous. i love the fact that you're still wearing durable _ joyous. i love the fact that you're still wearing durable blue. - joyous. i love the fact that you're still wearing durable blue. yes i still wearing durable blue. yes t in: to still wearing durable blue. jazz trying to support the team in any way we can. two it was amazing to watch out and our local team are playing for the scottish cup. it's a further three never been before. i'll probably be up at noris. share i'll probably be up at noris. are they going _ i'll probably be up at noris. are they going to — i'll probably be up at noris. are they going to do it again? yes i i'll probably be up at noris. are - they going to do it again? yes they are. of they going to do it again? yes they are- of course _ they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they _ they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they are. _ they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they are. what - they going to do it again? yes they are. of course they are. what you | are. of course they are. what you think this cause _ are. of course they are. what you think this cause to _ are. of course they are. what you think this cause to be? _ are. of course they are. what you think this cause to be? 2-0. - are. of course they are. what you think this cause to be? 2-0. it - are. of course they are. what you | think this cause to be? 2-0. it will feel absolutely _ think this cause to be? 2-0. it will feel absolutely amazing, - think this cause to be? 2-0. it will feel absolutely amazing, it - think this cause to be? 2-0. it will feel absolutely amazing, it would i think this cause to be? 2—0. it ii. feel absolutely amazing, it would be fantastic if dharma wins. this was the scene of the biggest

upset and scottish cup history. that famous went from dark will against aberdeen here last month. the residents here and now believe it's football that is put them on the map. the town it's been absolutely buzzing since that huge when against aberdeen. tonight, if the town of falkirk to come here. second in league i, unbeaten and seven. the managerjohn mcglynn says he's well aware that everyone outside of fokker wants garbled to win. he knows. now the dharma manager, remember his pre—match team talk went viral before the game against aberdeen? well in the pre—match programme he has a message for the fans. he says in the last round we achieved our dreams. this round, we must achieve our destiny. i believe together we can achieve

anything. tonight let's create another historic moment. now for the winner tonight it's a home draw against, if dharma will progress into the quarterfinals of the scottish cup, but the prospect if they beat fokker of ayrshire derby. this town believes, the players believe, the manager believes it could be another very interesting night here in ayrshire. england have made it two wins out of two at the t20 women's world cup in south africa. they beat ireland by four wickets in paarl. henry moraen and alex hartley from the test match special team we are at the game.

world cup winner in 2017 was watching. all doing a really good job for england. watching. all doing a really good job for england-— job for england. yeah three world-class _ job for england. yeah three world-class bowlers. - job for england. yeah three world-class bowlers. there| job for england. yeah three - world-class bowlers. there heavily world—class bowlers. there heavily relying on their spinners at the minute. we know that their spinners are going to get control of the game. they keep picking up regular wickets. , ., ., ., ., ,, ., wickets. they are going to take more of this as we — wickets. they are going to take more of this as we go _ wickets. they are going to take more of this as we go through _ wickets. they are going to take more of this as we go through the - of this as we go through the tournament. that should work in england's favour. the tournament. that should work in england's favour.— tournament. that should work in england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah _ england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah glen _ england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah glen turns - england's favour. the worlds best bowler, sarah glen turns the - england's favour. the worlds best. bowler, sarah glen turns the bowl. what about that run chase at the top of the order? outstanding. she what about that run chase at the top of the order? outstanding.— of the order? outstanding. she was frustrated when _ of the order? outstanding. she was frustrated when she _ of the order? outstanding. she was frustrated when she had _ of the order? outstanding. she was frustrated when she had a - of the order? outstanding. she was frustrated when she had a couple i of the order? outstanding. she wasj frustrated when she had a couple of singles as well, but absolutely outstanding. she really capitalised

on the ball and she was ruthless. that's what this english team is about. they want to win games of cricket. she was fantastic to watch. she's just going there and the primary league, and she's proving exactly why. primary league, and she's proving exactly why-— exactly why. that woman has certainly been _ exactly why. that woman has certainly been a _ exactly why. that woman has certainly been a subject - exactly why. that woman has certainly been a subject of. certainly been a subject of conversation. alex, it's hard for those players that were involved with god, waiting to see if they'd be picked up. how will they concentrate on the game of cricket? i couldn't even concentrate on the commentary. so when you know there such a big thing happening you're always keeping one eye on it. a few of the girls knew that they have been picked up going into the game, but there is a few of them but didn't know but wanted to know but i can't find out. you have to hand your phones and so they have to wait till the end of the game. there is no doubt it took distractions, may distractions for the game. there was wes on who was going to back, where they were going to go? and we saw a few of england's players not even get picked up. so that's a huge

distraction.— distraction. what about those -la ers distraction. what about those players who _ distraction. what about those players who did _ distraction. what about those players who did get _ distraction. what about those players who did get picked i distraction. what about those i players who did get picked up? distraction. what about those - players who did get picked up? over £300,000 contract, this is a life—changing money. it £300,000 contract, this is a life-changing money.- £300,000 contract, this is a life-changing money. it is. this is more money _ life-changing money. it is. this is more money than _ life-changing money. it is. this is more money than people - life-changing money. it is. this is more money than people earn - life-changing money. it is. this is more money than people earn inl life-changing money. it is. this is| more money than people earn in a year. so, it's fantastic. it's momentous for women's cricket. and the scary thing is, it's only gonna get bigger and bigger. the scary thing is, it's only gonna get biggerand bigger. it the scary thing is, it's only gonna get bigger and bigger. it certainly is a momentous _ get bigger and bigger. it certainly is a momentous day _ get bigger and bigger. it certainly is a momentous day across - get bigger and bigger. it certainly is a momentous day across the i get bigger and bigger. it certainly - is a momentous day across the world for women's cricket. and meant momentous day here in south africa and well. england on their way in this world cup campaign with victory over ireland. one other cricket line, former england white ball captain eoin morgan has retired from all forms of cricket. morgan had already stepped down from the international game injune, but today said ”after much delibertation i believe that now is the right time to step

away from the game that has given me so much over the years". england won the world cup in 2019 and topped of the one—day and t20 rankings while he was skipper. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. tottenham midfielder rodrigo bentancur is out for the rest of the season. the 25—year—old uruguayan ruptured the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee during spurs' defeat at leicester city on saturday. two—time ryanair chase winner allaho has been ruled out of next month's cheltenham festival. the horse would have been seeking a hat—trick of wins , but has suffered an abdominal injury. ronnie o' sullivan has begun his bid for a fifth welsh open title with an straightforward win over oliver lines. the rocket beat the fellow englishman by 4 frames to nil in llandudno. more people have spoken—out about sexism and bullying at the welsh rugby union, with claims �*homophobic language�* was used about referee, nigel owens. an independent panel has been set up to investigate this allegations of

toxic and here�*s the report. an independent panel is beginning work. this comes as bbc wales has spoken to more former employees who want to tell their stories. i�*ve been speaking tojen, which is on her real name. she worked for the union until 2021, getting young people involved in rugby. she says she ended up working 70 hour weeks and suffered burn—out, feeling overloaded and facing sexist attitudes. ,, . ., overloaded and facing sexist attitudes-— overloaded and facing sexist attitudes. ,, . ., ., ., attitudes. since that day i have not advised anyone _ attitudes. since that day i have not advised anyone to _ attitudes. since that day i have not advised anyone to work _ attitudes. since that day i have not advised anyone to work for - attitudes. since that day i have not advised anyone to work for rugby. l attitudes. since that day i have notj advised anyone to work for rugby. i have highly advised people to stay away and find work elsewhere. even volunteering is like you get sucked in, into this, i don�*t know monstrosity. and you just, is not good for you.

monstrosity. and you 'ust, is not good for you-* monstrosity. and you 'ust, is not ooodfor ou. , , ., ~ ., , good for you. every person who knows welsh rugby — good for you. every person who knows welsh rugby nose _ good for you. every person who knows welsh rugby nose martin _ good for you. every person who knows welsh rugby nose martin lewis. - good for you. every person who knows welsh rugby nose martin lewis. he . welsh rugby nose martin lewis. he was a referee for many years, a job he loved. but by 2016 he made an official complaint of bullying against a senior colleague and the reunion, something he feels was never properly investigated. he also says one colleague repeatedly used homophobic language to talk about his fellow referee nigel owens. that seech in his fellow referee nigel owens. that speech in the _ his fellow referee nigel owens. that speech in the office environment, this isn't— speech in the office environment, this isn't something that was just set on _ this isn't something that was just set on occasion. people not being brought— set on occasion. people not being brought up— set on occasion. people not being brought up the task on that. so it was the _ brought up the task on that. so it was the culture of people not being stood _ was the culture of people not being stood up to. not being accepted and stood _ stood up to. not being accepted and stood up _ stood up to. not being accepted and stood up to. not being accepted and stood up to. and frankly those in senior— stood up to. and frankly those in senior position, we stood up to. and frankly those in senior position,— senior position, we put jen in martin's experience - senior position, we put jen in martin's experience to - senior position, we put jen in martin's experience to the i senior position, we put jen in martin's experience to the w| senior position, we put jen in i martin's experience to the w are martin�*s experience to the w are you? in this statement acting chief executive said the union sincerely apologised. he said the behaviours described had no place in society at the welsh rugby union, nor in welsh

rugby. he said we wholeheartedly condemn these attitudes and behaviours. of the work of the review panel, he added. we welcome this and look forward to their recommendations and implementing necessary change. there is no set date that the review panel should report back by, but the hope must be that it will be carried out quickly and effectively. later this week, the chair or sport wales will appear before a committee as its inquiry into allegations that the wr you also gather space. back to football. fifa will name the best goal of 2022. marsh and alexi, a polish amputee player who spoke to me about his outrageous overhead kick. it�*s

his outrageous overhead kick. it's hard to his outrageous overhead kick. it�*s hard to describe all the emotions i have. i am hard to describe all the emotions i have. iam happy hard to describe all the emotions i have. i am happy but i have tears in her marriage. it�*s not a situation i am prepared for because you cannot prepare for a situation like this. i never thought this would happen, so i�*m still processing all the emotions. i'm still processing all the emotions.— i'm still processing all the emotions. , . i'm still processing all the emotions. . ., emotions. the goal was such a beautiful moment. _ emotions. the goal was such a beautiful moment. it - emotions. the goal was such a beautiful moment. it went i emotions. the goal was such a | beautiful moment. it went viral emotions. the goal was such a i beautiful moment. it went viral on social media. robert leven dusky got involved to help promote and spread the word and obviously fifa spotted it. what do you think this is done for amputee football? translation: i think this will really help development of amputee football in the world. it�*s great that fifa noticed that michael run and that i was nominated, and i hope in the future there will be more goals now amputated from empty football. this nomination will have a huge impact on our game worldwide. you lost a leg for ten years ago in an accident. obviously that changes

your life. what personally has amputee football done for you? amputee football done for you ? translation: amputee football done for you? translation: it amputee football done for you? translation:— amputee football done for you? translation: it was a long time after my accident _ translation: it was a long time after my accident before - translation: it was a long time after my accident before i - translation: it was a long time after my accident before i even i after my accident before i even started playing amputee football. it took me nine years. at the beginning after the accident my partner and son help me. my son had just been born at that time, so they were the first people who helped me come back. afterwards, amputee football helped make my dreams come true. i love football and the amputee game brought me joy love football and the amputee game brought mejoy again. i am happy that i can play. iotroiill brought me joy again. i am happy that i can play-— that i can play. will this is certainly _ that i can play. will this is certainly a _ that i can play. will this is certainly a dream - that i can play. will this is certainly a dream that i that i can play. will this isj certainly a dream that you that i can play. will this is i certainly a dream that you take that i can play. will this is - certainly a dream that you take your place without goal alongside bashar larson and dimitri as well. of those two articles, i know that you really, really enjoyed dimitri piatt school, didn�*t you? you think that mike clenched the award if you don�*t? translation: dont? translation: ~ “ dont? translation: ~ ~ ~ . ., translation: well i think michael will win. translation: well i think michael

will win- itout _ translation: well i think michael will win. but joking _ translation: well i think michael will win. but joking aside, - translation: well i think michael will win. butjoking aside, i- translation: well i think michael will win. but joking aside, i think. will win. butjoking aside, i think piatt probably deserves the victory. a little bit similar to yours was larcenous, a bicycle to? translation: larcenous, a bicycle to? tuna/mom- larcenous, a bicycle to? translation:- larcenous, a bicycle to? translation: , �* , larcenous, a bicycle to? translation: , �*, , translation: yes it's true the goals are similar but _ translation: yes it's true the goals are similar but i _ translation: yes it's true the goals are similar but i think— translation: yes it's true the goals are similar but i think mine _ translation: yes it's true the goals are similar but i think mine was i translation: yes it's true the goals are similar but i think mine was a i are similar but i think mine was a bit more difficult to score. it was more technical. yeah, mine was more pretty than rich allison. you more technical. yeah, mine was more pretty than rich allison.— pretty than rich allison. you are very confident _ pretty than rich allison. you are very confident man _ pretty than rich allison. you are very confident man and - pretty than rich allison. you are very confident man and we i pretty than rich allison. you are very confident man and we wishj pretty than rich allison. you are i very confident man and we wish you all the best for this award. translation:— all the best for this award. translation: ., ~ , ., ., translation: thank you, and the confidences _ translation: thank you, and the confidences come _ translation: thank you, and the confidences come with _ translation: thank you, and the confidences come with a _ translation: thank you, and the | confidences come with a nomination. i haven�*t always been like us. it i haven't always been like us. it was a pleasure speaking to him. good luck to him. from me, and the rest of the sportster team, goodbye for now. hello.

the weather is looking fairly quiet over the next two or three days, some mist and fog forming in some areas and also towards the early hours of the morning, cloud will spread into northern ireland and western scotland could be some spits and spots of rain here, but elsewhere with the light winds and clear skies, it�*s actually going to be quite a nippy night. so, touch of frost first thing on tuesday, particularly across england and wales. and then, i think it�*s going to be mostly bright and sunny day, once any mist and fog clears away. however, in the northwest, always thicker cloud and a chance of some spots of rain, at least at times in northern ireland and for example in glasgow. mild temperatures up to 13 degrees.

hello, this is outside source. the us shoots down three unidentified objects over the weekend. washington and beijing accuse each other of aerial espionage. locate and beijing accuse each other of aerial espionage.— and beijing accuse each other of aerial espionage. we were able to determine that _ aerial espionage. we were able to determine that china _ aerial espionage. we were able to determine that china has - aerial espionage. we were able to determine that china has a - aerial espionage. we were able to determine that china has a high i determine that china has a high altitude balloon programme for intelligence collection which is connected to the people�*s liberation army. connected to the people's liberation arm . ., , ., ., ., ~ army. the devastating earthquake in turke and army. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria. — army. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, the _ army. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, the united - army. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria, the united nationsj turkey and syria, the united nations says that the rescue phase is coming to a close. this girl was saved from the rubble of a block of flats in southern turkey after being trapped

for seven and a half days.