welcome along. thank you for being with us. despite overnight snow, both of sunday's premier league games went ahead, including at craven cottage, where fulham drew 2—2 with ipswich, and at anfield, where manchester united put in an improved performance to draw 2—2 with the league leaders, liverpool. ruben amorim's side went into the game having lost their last four in all competitions, but were the first to score through lisandro martinez early in the second half. mohammed salah�*s penalty saw liverpool turn the game around, 2—1 they led with 20 minutes to go, only for amad diallo to snatch an equaliser ten minutes later. top—of—the—table liverpool are six points clear of arsenal with a game in hand. united are 13th.

i think it is really clear, when we are focused and fight for every ball, when we suffer, finish the game, we are really tired, i think we can be a good team. if you don't do that all the time, we are going to lose games, and i think that is clearfor games, and i think that is clear for everybody. i have to talk about harry maguire. i thought he made a brilliant tackle but a free kick was given against him. he had this chance at the end and he should be reflecting on a good performance not on a missed chance. he will do that. we will focus because for me missing chances or playing badly with the ball for me is not the big issue. for me it is that harry gives everything on the pitch, and that is the most important thing. manchester united fans will walk away thinking 0k, we do at anfield in a massive game where the world is watching. we also have to do it next week and the week

after and the week after when it is not liverpool, not anfield. that is clear. i spoke with your colleagues before and everybody thinks the same thing, so we have to start some day to be consistent, not in the way we play, the way we face the competition, so let's start today. i think it was during the _ i think it was during the whole game a close call. if you — the whole game a close call. if you look at the whole game, we created more chances than them, _ we created more chances than them, but _ we created more chances than them, but because we were 1—0 down, _ them, but because we were 1—0 down, because we conceded such a big _ a big chance, a big — chance, people remember that— chance, people remember that the _ chance, people remember that the most but before maguire we had a big chance with— maguire we had a big chance with van— maguire we had a big chance with van dijk, so maybe in the end a — with van dijk, so maybe in the end a draw_ end a draw was- end a draw wasa fair end a draw was a fair result. you _ was a fair result. you said this week manchester united are better than 14th in the premier league and i think you were right. the way they played today, where you worried people not within the club but there was a feeling this would be

a big liverpool win against their biggest rivals and just a feeling of inevitability that you were a bit worried about? no, i think our players and i am for sure know how many quality players united have and it is difficult if you play against a low block — we've seen that before — with so many quality players it is more difficult. they played with two, and for the rest midfielders or defensively minded players and it is difficult to play through and these players can also hurt you a lot on the counter—attack and for a long time they did not take any risk and build up, played many long balls. within the last ten to 15 minutes, theyjust to 15 minutes, they just started to 15 minutes, theyjust started to play. they were even better. celtic are 13 points clear at the top

of the scottish premiership after a 3—0 win over st mirren. that's after second—placed rangers were held to a 3—3 draw at hibernian. it's five defeats in a row for aberdeen, who lost 2—0 at motherwell. hearts won 1—0 at third—placed dundee united, whilst there were also away wins for ross county and dundee. next to cricket — australia surged to victory on day three of the fifth test in sydney to beat india by six wickets and win the five—match series 3—1. fast bowler scott boland took 6/45 as india were bowled out for 157, while australia reached their target of 162 in just 27 overs to regain the border—gavaskar trophy. the result also sees pat cummins�* side qualify for the world test championship final at lord's injune, where they'll face south africa. a huge win. in the context of this series, as big a series to get to play at home, felt like it was seesawing throughout the whole series, so to finish 3—1 to hold the trophy is amazing and the extra layer is now securing a spot in the world final which was always a huge

goalfor us in this final which was always a huge goal for us in this cycle and we have done it, so really satisfied. this was not the typical sydney wicket, — this was not the typical sydney wicket, what we are used to, we have _ wicket, what we are used to, we have seen in the past as well_ we have seen in the past as well but this is how test cricket _ as well but this is how test cricket needs to be played. result _ cricket needs to be played. result oriented wickets and i know — result oriented wickets and i know we _ result oriented wickets and i know we talk about when we go back _ back home about back— home about turning back home about turnin- wickets home about turning wickets but this— home about turning wickets but this is inaudible on but this is inaudible 0“ a _ but this is inaudible on a turning wicket as_ on a turning wicket as well so i think this is the _ as well so i think this is the interesting part interesting part in test cricket _ american rugby superstar ilona maher made her debut, but couldn't stop her new side bristol bears from losing to gloucester—hartpury in the women's premiership. maher is the most followed rugby union player in the world on social media with over 8 million followers. and this match was moved to a bigger ground because of demand for tickets. elizabeth conway was at ashton gate. this game had already broken records before a tackle had been made, before a ball had been played. the snow here in bristol

cleared. 9,000 fans came to watch a rematch of last year's title game. i a rematch of last year's title game. i was shocked _ year's title game. i was shocked when - year's title game. i was shocked when she - year's title game. i was l shocked when she signed year's title game. i was - shocked when she signed but i was excited. i was hoping she - i was hoping she wanted to play for the _ she wanted to play for the premiership that she would _ the premiership that she would sign for bears. it would sign for bears. it is _ would sign for bears. it is in _ would sign for bears. it is in the numbers. her— it is in the numbers. her impact- it is in the numbers. her impact on- it is in the numbers. i her impact on women's sport— her impact on women's sport since _ her impact on women's sport since the - her impact on women'sl sport since the olympics is incredible. _ is incredible. we - is incredible. we don't - is incredible. - we don't actually is incredible. _ we don't actually watch rugby in the states very much, so watching her expand the understanding of rugby, it is inspiring to women like me who want someone to look up to and we are excited to support women's sports and support her. we are so happy to be here. fans can have their excitement and it is clear maher wanted to make an immediate impact on the pitch. unfortunately for her at the bristol bears,

gloucester were too dominant and won 40—17, and won 40—17, a great win for gloucester and a difficult loss for bristol bears. i was ready and excited. i've done a lot of promotion and i wanted to set a record. we had 9100 fans or something like that. that's so cool. i hope... they came to watch this game and i hope they watch the next game and they become true bristol bears fans. earlier, world number one aryna sabalenka won the brisbane international in an ideal warm—up for her australian open title defence. the belarusian didn't have things all her own way in the final but eventually prevailed over her russian opponent polina kudermetova in three sets for an 18th career title. later this month, sabalenka will seek to become the first woman to win three consecutive australian opens since martina hingis in the late 1990s. i'm definitely super happy to finally lift this trophy. it is really important before

heading to the australian open and the final match was a bit tricky. everyone was overhitting and over shots and a crazy match and i'm glad i got this win. in the men's tournament, it didn't take long for czechia'sjiri lehecka to claim his second atp title as his final against reilly opelka in brisbane lasted all of 15 minutes. the american, who's struggled with injuries throughout his whole career, was forced to retire due to back issues when he was 4—1 down in the first set. team usa won tennis�* united cup for the second time after beating poland in sunday's final in sydney. taylor fritz overcame hubert hurkacz in three close sets to give his team an unassailable lead and take the trophy after coco gauff had beaten iga swiatek in straight sets in the first singles match.

17—year—old british snowboarder mia brookes has got her second big air world cup win of the season. she said she surprised herself after producing the highest score on her third and final run in austria to get her second victory in a row. ididn't i didn't even want to come hand in it was only inaudible do a 1k. do a 1a. was thejump big enough? definitely not. i knew i could do the trick but it was whether i could get it on thejump. it on the jump. i it on thejump. i entered a different realm in the air. i was like inaudible. 0k. i was like inaudible. ok. two in a row. how does that feel? kind of unreal. it needs to sink in a bit. inaudible about competitions. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye.

hello there. sunday was a day of snow, a day of disruption for some, and now the met office has extended the amber weather warning. it's going to be valid until 6:00am on monday morning. they've shrunk the area a little. it includes the lake district. some areas could see as much as ten 10—15cm of further snow, on top of already significant snowfall and blizzard—like conditions, with strong winds close to the centre of the low. we'll continue to see some snow showers through the night across northeast scotland, across the peaks and pennines as well, across the north of england. rain elsewhere, but with temperatures here in rural spots falling below freezing, ice could be an issue as well first thing. so an icy start. be careful if you're going to be out on the roads early on, particularly if the snow showers are set to continue.

as we go through the morning, there'll be further snow showers driven along by strong north to northwesterly winds. some of those will run down through wales and into the midlands here. a wintry mix of rain, sleet and snow. south of the m4 corridor, some brightness, but look at the gusts of winds. gusts in excess quite widely of 40—45 mph, and coming from a northwesterly direction, that is going to make it feel cold. so your thermometer might suggest 3—6 celsius, but factor in the strength and the direction of the wind, for many of us, it will feel subzero. that cold air stays in place as well as we move through tuesday. still pretty windy with it, and that will continue to drive in a rash of snow showers draped along the coast. some pushing further inland as well. the best of any brightness further south, but again, another cold story. now, as we move out of tuesday into wednesday, the winds will fall a little lighter as the low pressure moves off to scandinavia.

but we'll need to keep an eye on this frontal system moving in from the south. it could be a little bit further north and run the risk of bringing some rain across channel coasts, but certainly will bring a little bit more in the way of cloud and spoil the sunshine. a northerly wind continues to drive in some showers to the far north of scotland. sunshine elsewhere, but temperatures again really struggling. so as we go through the week ahead, it looks likely that this cold spell will continue, and icy starts for many. cold wintry showers continuing and a widespread frost.

live from singapore, this is bbc news. welcome to newsday. as the deadline looms, south korea investigators seek to extend their arrest warrant for president yoon. amidst the political chaos, us secretary of state antony blinken is in seoul and holding key talks with the acting president. more than 60 million people across the united states are under winter weather alerts as a powerful storm sweeps across the country. plus, the 82nd golden globes takes place in los angeles. we'll bring you the latest. welcome to newsday,

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