between the two respect between the two portuguese head coaches. the performances— portuguese head coaches. he: performances helped in portuguese head coaches. tue: performances helped in the players. getting good results. i know him from a long time ago it was the beginning of our careers. he had a very good career, he is a very good manager. he showed it at wolves. i respected him against good teams. i wolves. i respected him against good team-— good teams. i know him from a lona good teams. i know him from a long time--- — good teams. i know him from a long time... since _ good teams. i know him from a long time... since the - good teams. i know him from a long time... since the time - good teams. i know him from a long time... since the time he | long time... since the time he worked — long time... since the time he worked in _ long time... since the time he worked in portugal. he is doingm _ worked in portugal. he is doing... he and his staff is doing _ doing... he and his staff is doing fantastic work. consistent work. quality work. it means — consistent work. quality work. it means that he is one of the top coaches in england. japan's hideki matsuyama set a new pga tour record for 72 holes with an incredible 35 under par to win the season—opening event at

the sentry in hawaii. (00v)the former masters champion hit a final round 65 to beat the previous record of 3a under, set by cameron smith at the same course in 2022. matsuyama had to sink a birdie on the last hole to clinch the record. pakistan are struggling to save the second test against south africa in cape town. captain shan masood added to his overnight century on day four as he did his best to make the hosts have to bat again. the opener made 145 before being trapped leg before wicket. a short while ago, pakistan were a57 for 7, 36 runs ahead. south africa lead the 2—test series 1—0. the detroit lions finished as the top seed in the nfc, while the tampa bay buccaneers and denver broncos grabbed the final two play—off spots on the final sunday of the nfl regular season. lions running back jahmyr gibbs scored four touchdowns as they thumped the minessota vikings 31—9. the win gives them a bye in week one and home advantage throughout the play—offs. ..

this has been in the making for a while. you know, it takes a special group of guys, and i think it kind of had to go through what we have been to over the last four years, this unit, and anyone who comes in, they fall in line, because that's what we are built around, our core. they really delivered for us today. a point they could make plays when we needed it. and jerod mayo lasted just one season as new england patriots head coach after replacing the legendary bill belichick. the patriots finished their season with a victory over the buffalo bills, but won just four matches, losing 13. owner robert kraft said firing mayo was one of the hardest decisions he's ever made. the oklahoma city thunder won a franchise record 15th successive win in the nba, beating the boston celtics 105 points to 92. that extended oklahoma's lead at the top of the western conference and improved

their record to 30 wins and just 5 losses. elsewhere there were wins for cleveland, sacramento, new orleans, utah jazz and the houston rockets — who held on for a 119 to 115 win over the los angeles lakers thanks to 33 points from jalen green. there was also a vital steal late on from fred vanvleet to help the rockets hang on. spare a thought for mark williams... the three—time world snooker champion posted this picture of himself on social media as he required oxygen during the interval of a match at an exhibition event in tibet. it was the altitude which was the issue, as lhasa — where he was playing — is located nearly 12,000 feet above sea level. the welshman reassured his followers saying: "i'm fine, i'm not sick." and that's all the sport for now.

the uk government is promising to cut the number of nhs patients in england who are waiting more than 18 weeks for treatment. it wants to reduce the total by nearly half a million by the end of march next year. ministers say better patient choice, and extra access to community diagnostic centres and surgical hubs are key parts of the plan. our health correspondent jim reed reports. getting checks and tests have such a home and more quickly. at least, that's the idea. the government is promising more community diagnostic centres, some in car parks, shopping centres, with extended opening hours so more can be done outside hospital. it's all part of a plan to cut into near—record waiting lists for planned treatment in england. another 1a specialist surgical hubs will also be opened byjune to carry out a simple routine operations. speaking to an audience of health care workers, the prime minister said reform is needed to stop the nhs

becoming a national money pit. this is the year we roll up our sleeves and reform the nhs. a new era of convenience in care, faster treatment at your fingertips, patients in control, an nhs fit for the future. at the moment about 59% of patients are getting their appointment or treatment or being given the all clear within the 18 week target. 3 million are waiting longer. the government says it wants to get back to 92% by the end of this parliament, and a first milestone has now been set at 65% by march 2026. officials say that would mean a reduction of 450,000 from the waiting list. the nhs app will also be upgraded to allow more patients to book appointments directly and a new deal has been struck with the private sector to perform more complex operations for the nhs.

some doctors, though, have questioned what can be achieved without a big increase in staffing and resources. it's really good news that people are investing more in the nhs because we desperately need it. there really are long waits for elective care. the trouble when it's as busy as this is sometimes we end up having to cancel elective operations because we have to deal with emergencies, so i don't think... so i think the news today is good news but there is an awful lot still to do. we are a long way from where we would like to be and from where the staff working here want to be. because we do want to give really good care. others are concerned that planned treatment is being privatised at the expense of emergency care. ministers deny that but the pressure on most hospital a&e departments right now is certainly concentrating the minds of health leaders.

the canadian prime minister is to hold a news conference in about one hour's time in which he is expected to announce he is stepping down at the leader of his party. is stepping down at the leader of his party-— is stepping down at the leader of his party. sources have told canada cbc — of his party. sources have told canada cbc news _ of his party. sources have told canada cbc news that - of his party. sources have told canada cbc news that he - of his party. sources have told canada cbc news that he will i canada cbc news that he will stay on until his successor is chosen. he has been in office for nine years. the canadian leader has been under pressure to resign for several months. awards season is getting under way in hollywood with the 82nd golden globes ceremony kicking things off in beverly hills. �*the brutalist�* — took a slew of awards, including best drama, best director and best actor. the largely spanish language musical emilia perez was one of the other big winners. emma vardy reports from the red carpet. known as hollywood's biggest party, plenty of a—listers were out to dazzle on the red carpet. baby reindeer. baby reindeer, the british drama about stalking and sexual abuse picked up two awards. its creator, richard gadd, called for more of life's darker tales to make it onto screen. any story, when done right, is universal, and all the weird, idiosyncratic struggles we go through on a daily basis are just as worthy of being committed

to screen as any. so, commissioners, streamers, when you're totting up the numbers and putting together the budgets for this year, remember to keep some back for the little person to tell their story. thank you so much. but it was the japanese drama shogun that won the most tv awards of the night. emilia perez. the unusual musical about a mexican drug lord was one of the big winners in the film categories. emilia perez and its transgender star karla sofia gascon accepted one of its four awards with an emotional speech about the trans experience. you can maybe put us injail. you can beat us up. but you never can take away our soul, our resistance, our identity. wicked. audiences have been flocking to wicked after much love for it as a stage show, but it only won one of its nominated categories,

picking up box office achievement. a win here can give a film or an actor some momentum in the long award season, which peaks in march at the oscars. but the oscars can be fickle, and a golden globe is no guarantee of oscars glory. adrien brody. it was the brutalist that won the top drama prize. a film about a holocaust survivor which also took best director and the best actor award for adrien brody. demi moore. and after 45 years in the industry, demi moore won her first ever major award with best actress for her role in the substance, a satirical horror about beauty and ageing. just know you will never be enough, but you can know the value of your worth if you just put down the measuring stick. and so today i celebrate this as a marker of my wholeness and of the love that is driving me, and for the gift of doing something i love and being reminded that i do belong.

thank you so much. a night of some surprises provided plenty to celebrate and debate at the after parties. emma vardy, bbc news, los angeles. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. we should see the number of flood warnings falling in the next couple of days as things turn drier, but we're going to stay in cold air through the rest of the week, and that means more frost at night and in the mornings, and the risk of some further snow showers and some icy conditions as well. now, it's still a wintry scene in some areas, notably over the hills of northern england, where we've had some more snow falling earlier today. but you can see from the earlier radar picture it's been a wintry mess, really, of rain, sleet and snow. a lot of that pulling away into the north sea, where we've got an area of low pressure. feeding around that, strong winds,

these clusters of cloud bringing the threat of further snow and ice overnight. and we keep those cold winds blowing as well. now, temperatures have been falling sharply this morning in the south—east of england. six degrees at best here this afternoon. colder further north. but when you factor in the strength of the wind, it's going to feel quite a lot colder than that. now, the winds do tend to ease a little overnight, but there'll be more snow in scotland, particularly in the north. we've also got wintry showers coming into northern ireland, over the irish sea, into wales and some western parts of england, so these areas more likely to have some icy conditions. some clearer skies elsewhere, another frost and a colder night in the south—east of england. where we've got the cover of snow in northern england and scotland, temperatures could be quite a lot lower first thing in the morning. there'll be some sunshine around on tuesday, but more snow for northern scotland, more wintry showers for northern ireland, south—west scotland, more into north—west in several areas. england, bumping into the pennines and into north wales. fewer showers in the south. windy in the north—east of scotland. otherwise the winds won't be

quite as strong as today, but it's still going to feel cold wherever you are. now, moving quickly into wednesday and more snow showers affecting northern scotland. a few wintry showers for northern ireland. otherwise, many northern areas dry and quite sunny. as you move further south, we're going to find more cloud and the threat of some wet weather coming into the english channel, bumping into the colder air brings the risk of some snow for the southernmost parts of england. a few centimetres widely, these areas haven't really seen the snow so far. another cold day. temperatures struggling to around two or three degrees. now, that wet weather that threatens the far south of england should move away. and as that clears away, we've still got that cold wind leading to a frosty start on thursday.

live from london, this is bbc news. uk prime minister sir keir starmer defends his record prosecuting sexual abuse gangs, after attacks by elon musk and opposition conservative mps. those that are spreading lies and misinformation as far and as wide as possible are not interested in victims. they are interested in themselves. sir keir also launches a private sector push to cut nhs waiting lists in england. hamas releases a list of hostages it says it could release in the first stage of a ceasefire deal. but israel says it hasn't seen the details. a huge winter storm hits the us, with a state

of emergency declared