hello from the bbc sport centre. in the past half an hour we've had the draw for the champions league last 16, the first knockout round. at this stage, teams from the same country or who came through the same group are kept apart. the holders manchester city will face the danes fc copenhagen, who are the lowest ranked team left in the competition. these are the other ties as they were drawn at uefa headquarters in nyon. porto will face the current premier league leaders arsenal.

those ties will be played over two legs in february and march the draw for the europa league last 16 takes place in the next half—an—hour. liverpool are one of the top seeds in that, but they missed out on moving to the top of the premier league. they were held to a goalless draw at home to manchester united. for united, who had lost to bournemouth in the league and been knocked out of the champions league by bayern munich in their two previous games, this was cause for celebration. the last time they met at anfield, earlier this year, liverpool won 7—0. this was a very different match. although liverpool dominated possession and peppered the united goal with shots, they lacked a cutting edge. that is how football is. these boys would everyday play at 100% of their potential they would crazy. today

their attitude was top, top, top. they created an exceptional atmosphere, the crowd was ready to pick that up. i wish you would have won that, but we still have a point more than before. yes, i'm very proud of this team. we should _ yes, i'm very proud of this team. we should do— yes, i'm very proud of this team. we should do this more often. i think we proved — should do this more often. i think we proved today how we are are capable — we proved today how we are are capable of. if we bring this every game _ capable of. if we bring this every game on — capable of. if we bring this every game on the pitch, then first of all we are _ game on the pitch, then first of all we are a _ game on the pitch, then first of all we are a hard team to beat, but from that point— we are a hard team to beat, but from that point we — we are a hard team to beat, but from that point we can go and win games, and also _ that point we can go and win games, and also big — that point we can go and win games, and also big games. and win games, and also big games. harry kane's dream debut season at bayern munich continues. the england captain scored twice in a 3—0 win at home to fourth—placed stuttgart. he tapped in the opener in the first two minutes at allianz arena. leroy sane with the pass, his sixth assist for kane this season. kane headed in his second after the break — his 20th league goal in m games.

kim min—jae scored their third, as they remain four points behind leaders bayer leverkusen. bayern have one more match on wednesday, away at wolfsburg, before the bundesliga goes into its winter break. injuly, if in july, if somebody would injuly, if somebody would have in july, if somebody would have told you you score 20 goals out of 15 matches, what would you have answered? i matches, what would you have answered?— answered? i would have taken literature. _ answered? i would have taken literature, 10096! _ answered? i would have taken literature, 10096! it— answered? i would have taken literature, 10096! it has - answered? i would have taken literature, 10096! it has been. answered? i would have taken| literature, 10096! it has been a literature, 100%! it has been a really— literature, 100%! it has been a really good start. i'm really happy to have _ really good start. i'm really happy to have reached 20 goals as quick as i to have reached 20 goals as quick as l have _ to have reached 20 goals as quick as l have all— to have reached 20 goals as quick as l have all i— to have reached 20 goals as quick as i have. all i can say is a big thanks— i have. all i can say is a big thanks to _ i have. all i can say is a big thanks to the team for giving me the chances _ thanks to the team for giving me the chances and — thanks to the team for giving me the chances and i have been there to put them _ chances and i have been there to put them away — chances and i have been there to put them away. hopefully we come back today— them away. hopefully we come back today upon _ them away. hopefully we come back today upon wednesday, have a nice break— today upon wednesday, have a nice break and _ today upon wednesday, have a nice break and look forward to the business _ break and look forward to the business end next year. are you celebrating _ business end next year. are you celebrating christmas _ business end next year. are you celebrating christmas here - business end next year. are you celebrating christmas here or i business end next year. are you celebrating christmas here or in i celebrating christmas here or in london? i celebrating christmas here or in london? , ., ., london? i will be going away somewhere _ london? i will be going away somewhere hot. _ london? i will be going away somewhere hot. the - london? i will be going away| somewhere hot. the weather london? i will be going away i somewhere hot. the weather is london? i will be going away - somewhere hot. the weather is too cold here _ somewhere hot. the weather is too cold here and in london. it will be nice to _ cold here and in london. it will be nice to have — cold here and in london. it will be nice to have christmas away with the family~ _ nice to have christmas away with the family~ i'm _ nice to have christmas away with the family. i'm looking to it.

i'm looking to it. this is how xabi alonso's bayer leverkusen stayed four points clear in bundesliga. they also won 3—0 against eintracht frankurt. they have played one game more than bayern. leverkusen have gone 211 games unbeaten in all competitions this season — that equals a german record that stretches back to 1982. we're reaching the sharp end of the nfl season. the san francisco 49ers clinched the nfc west with their sixth win in a row the buffalo bills kept alive their hopes of reaching the postseason with a statement 31—10 win over dallas cowboys. running backjames cook starred for the bulls, with two touchdowns and over 200 scrimmage yards. the cowboys were already sure of a play—off spot, but this dented their hopes of being top seeds in the nfc. as for the bulls, they could be coming good atjust the right time. ill—year—old charlie woods, tiger's son, hit the shot of the day in the final round of the pnc championship, formally the father and son challenge. he holed this chip from just off the green at the ninth hole

on the way to an ii—under—par second round 61, which saw team woods finish the weekend on 19—under. however, it was only enough for a share of fifth place, with bernhard langer winning the event for the fifth time with his sonjason. woods senior, who turns 48 later this month, plans to play once a month next year, as he still sruggles from the injuries sustained in a car crash two years ago i look forward to being able to get ready for next year and these last two weeks have been good and i have been able to check off a lot of rust. i have gotten better each and every day, which has been great. i still have a lot of work to do. i still have a lot of work to do. that's all the sport for now.

you are watching bbc news. let's get more noise on efforts to restore power sharing in northern ireland. the bbc understands that the dup has ruled out the prospect of a deal before christmas. it has been boycotting stormont since early last year over a post—break to trade rules. the government was hoping to restore devolution before tuesday. colum eastwood is the leader of the sdlp and he gave me his reaction to reports of a delay in restoring power sharing. fits reports of a delay in restoring power sharing.— reports of a delay in restoring power sharing. reports of a delay in restoring ower sharint . �* , ., .,, ., ., power sharing. as far as we are all concerned — power sharing. as far as we are all concerned that _ power sharing. as far as we are all concerned that he _ power sharing. as far as we are all concerned that he was _ power sharing. as far as we are all concerned that he was almost - power sharing. as far as we are all| concerned that he was almost done and all it needs now is a decision from the dup. we have been waiting for nearly two years for a decision from the dup. they have got a lot out of these negotiations and is we have seen rising waiting lists in the nhs, public sector is out on strike because they haven't been

paid properly and all because we don't have a government. there is no reason to wait any longer. the people are bored of all of this and quite angry that politicians who are being paid or not come to work. thea;r being paid or not come to work. they are sa in: being paid or not come to work. they are saying they _ being paid or not come to work. they are saying they are _ being paid or not come to work. they are saying they are not being led by the calendar, but by the issue so whatever it takes in terms of the timings of this. in terms of the impact this has had over the last two years, talk us through what it has been. presumably the civil service has picked up as much as you possibly can, but there have been limits to that.— limits to that. absolutely. the civil service _ limits to that. absolutely. the civil service can _ limits to that. absolutely. the civil service can take - limits to that. absolutely. the civil service can take political. civil service can take political decisions are what we have been left with this public—sector pay not being able to be increased, and waiting lists in health servers that would embarrass a third world country. our health services at the point of collapse. 0ur public services have major problems. it take political leaders to get in there and do theirjob and make some

of these decisions. i don't believe any more time will give any more concessions. i think this is more about optics than anything else. i don't think they want to look as if they are getting bought up by a big financial settlement. they are getting bought up by a big financialsettlement. i they are getting bought up by a big financial settlement. i just don't think leaving it over christmas will help. the streams will get after to make it even more difficult for the dup to do a deal after christmas. i have been speaking to robbie butler, deputy leader of the ulster unionist party. he says he hopes a deal can get over the line soon.— party. he says he hopes a deal can get over the line soon. obviously it is the dup that — get over the line soon. obviously it is the dup that we _ get over the line soon. obviously it is the dup that we are _ get over the line soon. obviously it is the dup that we are all- get over the line soon. obviously it is the dup that we are all waiting l is the dup that we are all waiting for to make a decision. we are well used to these deadline points in northern ireland politics and there have been instances in the past were at the very last minute when it looked like the light was going out the light came on. i would ask the dup to put people first. they say they will not be calendar led bubble look at the issues, but there is no greater issue than the cost of

living impact on our hard—working people here in northern ireland, whether nurses, junior doctors, support staff, who find themselves paid less than most of their counterparts across the uk. any self—respecting unionist must understand the people are the union and people must be put first. the government _ and people must be put first. the government is saying that it is a fair and generous package. in terms of your understanding of the sticking point for the dup, what is it holding out for in particular? i think what has happened over this past week or two is that commentators have coupled the two issues together and they need to be decoupled. we don't have a strong material because of the dup�*s opposition to the framework, which people in my party share, but the way, wejust people in my party share, but the way, we just say technically is how that could change. the piece of work

around the fiscal contribution is after the hard work put in by all of the parties and the executive condensing the head of the civil service and through team at the treasury getting the british government to accept that northern ireland has been historically underfunded. colm eastwood maybe misquoted himself about the level of debt that northern ireland has, we don't accept that there is a debt here. that needs to be written off because we weren't getting the fiscal amount right over these last few years. we need to look at the stability. i5 few years. we need to look at the stabili . , ., , . ., ., stability. is it realistic for it to be written _ stability. is it realistic for it to be written off? _ stability. is it realistic for it to be written off? it _ stability. is it realistic for it to be written off? it absolutely l stability. is it realistic for it to l be written off? it absolutely is. stability. is it realistic for it to i be written off? it absolutely is. i think the treasury _ be written off? it absolutely is. i think the treasury and _ be written off? it absolutely is. i think the treasury and the - be written off? it absolutely is. i j think the treasury and the prime minister have already conceded that points in as far as they say that northern ireland has been underfunded. if they accept that premise, it is not even an argument with anybody. if we have been

underfunded it is not adapts. time now for the _ underfunded it is not adapts. time now for the weather. _ hello. it was a cloudy and mild start to the day for many, there's hope of some sunshine coming through, particularly across the north. but as we head through the week, there will be further rain at times, there'll be some particularly windy weather mid week onwards and behind that it turns colder. so this is the weather front for today, introducing that cloud and rain across much of england, wales, more coming into the north west of scotland as well. but for the meantime, we've got the south—westerly winds, a fairly brisk south—westerly wind, keeping it mild, keeping it rather grey as well. the heavier rain, i think, arriving across parts of wales and north west england through into the afternoon. any brightness in the east limited, it's more likely across parts of scotland and northern ireland after a rather grey and drizzly start. but there's more rain waiting in the wings up in the north west of scotland and temperatures actually a little lower for scotland and northern ireland compared with the weekend. so, a little bit chillier. and a chillier night to come as that weather front slips southwards.

but not for england, wales and northern ireland. some really heavy rain for a time. some of these showers following into the north and west could be a little bit wintry over the hills. temperatures getting down to frost levels, at least in the glens of scotland. but we are then confronted with yet more rain as we go through the night and into tuesday morning. so that will take its time to clear from wales, from northern england, but should have cleared northern ireland and scotland by the morning and eventually it clears the far south and east into the afternoon. so most places will see some brightness, more than today, as we get through into tomorrow afternoon. but it's a chillier day. temperatures dipping away as the day goes on and these showers pestering the north and west will be falling as hail, some thunder and some sleet and snow, particularly on the hills. by wednesday, we're into a brisk west north—westerly wind and yet more cloud piles in. so after a chilly start and a bright start, the sunshine will disappear, mostlyjust light rain and drizzle in southern areas, but something a little bit more persistent coming to the north and west and with it bringing back some slightly milder air. 11 or 12 degrees celsius the high.

but that windy weather as this low pressure passes close to the north of scotland, giving us severe gale force winds. and as they come down from the northwest, introducing some cooler air to all parts by the end of thursday. not particularly cold, but cold enough for those wintry showers in the north to turn to snow even at lower levels, particularly by friday. as ever, you can keep up to date online.

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this is the israel—gaza border this morning — the hamas—run health ministry says israeli strikes on the jabalia refugee camp killed 110 palestinians. voters in egypt wait on election results, with president abdel fattah al—sisi widley tipped to win a third term. heavy security outside a hong kong court, for the trial of pro—democracy campaigner, jimmy lai. his son says the hearing is just for show. hello, welcome to bbc news now — three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. israel's assault on gaza is showing no sign of slowing down. the hamas—run health ministry said today 110 people were killed in air strikes on the jabalia refugee camp in the north of the strip on sunday. a residential block was hit, with reports of many more people being trapped under rubble. the israeli military

hasn't given any details about reported air strikes.