ipswich are 2 points from safety. after a 3—1win at southampton

who stay rooted to the bottom of the table, 10 points from safety. just one goal at the london stadium, where brentford edged past west ham, goal—line technology needed. it showed that kevin schade�*s shot did cross over the line. it's the first time brentford have won 3 consecutive away matches in the top flight. in the champions league this week, having extended their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to 16 points after they beat dundee united 3—0 at celtic park. another clean sheet means brendan rodgers�* side have won every home league game, save that 2—2 draw with aberdeen, having not conceded in any other premiership match leagues in europe, four in the premier league with the other two in france's ligue 1. they are lohns�* will still

and strasbourg's liam rosenior. both their sides are doing well this season — and face each other later today. ahead of the game, our reporter dan ogunshakin went to meet them... he's got a really distinct style of play and is very respected here and in this country. he play and is very respected here and in this country-— in this country. he did an unbelievable _ in this country. he did an unbelievable job - in this country. he did an unbelievable job at - in this country. he did an unbelievable job at hull. in this country. he did an i unbelievable job at hull and in this country. he did an - unbelievable job at hull and is doing — unbelievable job at hull and is doing it — unbelievable job at hull and is doing it again he is a credit to him — doing it again he is a credit to him. ., , , , doing it again he is a credit to him. ., , ,,,, doing it again he is a credit to him. ., , , ., him. lohns versus strasberg, a fixture between _ him. lohns versus strasberg, a fixture between two _ him. lohns versus strasberg, a fixture between two clubs - him. lohns versus strasberg, a i fixture between two clubs founded him. lohns versus strasberg, a - fixture between two clubs founded in 1906 bound by the nationality of the managers. in history of�*s top—flight english coaches have been few and far between but one of lohns and lehmo senior of strasberg changing the narrative. thejourneys have been vastly different, will still is the further proto— manager who never made it professionally made a head coach of the tender age of 2a report senior. the pub someone when they rejected overjewels senior. the pub someone when they rejected over jewels from senior. the pub someone when they rejected overjewels from england in summer to takejobs in ligue 1. rejected overjewels from england in summer to takejobs in ligue1. it summer to take jobs in ligue 1. it was something that i have always

wanted to do, i have always wanted to see what it was like, i wasn't good enough clubs abroad want to take me as a player so to have this opportunity now i absolutely love, had a really good talk with the club and with the owners of strasberg. and yeah, it seems like a perfect fit, great challenge for me and one i'm enjoying. fit, great challenge for me and one i'm enjoying-— i'm enjoying. there is a real culture of. _ i'm enjoying. there is a real culture of, you _ i'm enjoying. there is a real culture of, you know, - i'm enjoying. there is a real i culture of, you know, passion i'm enjoying. there is a real - culture of, you know, passion and it's the _ culture of, you know, passion and it's the most_ culture of, you know, passion and it's the most english of french clubs— it's the most english of french clubs almost. and i can identify myself— clubs almost. and i can identify myself with it, i came and watched a few games _ myself with it, i came and watched a few games here when i was here to watch _ few games here when i was here to watch them and is one of those clubs that it _ watch them and is one of those clubs that it is _ watch them and is one of those clubs that it is think yeah, it's unbelievable.— that it is think yeah, it's unbelievable. , . ., , unbelievable. they met in october, the first meeting _ unbelievable. they met in october, the first meeting of _ unbelievable. they met in october, the first meeting of two _ unbelievable. they met in october, the first meeting of two british - the first meeting of two british coachesin the first meeting of two british coaches in your�*s top five leagues outside of the premier league since 1997. share the spoils and are much that saw both coaches their mark. he: brings a great structure to his team but he is also very dynamic, vertical and entertaining i think. strasberg entertains people and

people enjoy watching them in france. people en'oy watching them in france. �* , ., people en'oy watching them in france. �*, ., ., people en'oy watching them in france. �*, ., . . , , . france. he's got a really distinct s le of france. he's got a really distinct style of play _ france. he's got a really distinct style of play and _ france. he's got a really distinct style of play and he _ france. he's got a really distinct style of play and he is _ france. he's got a really distinct style of play and he is very - style of play and he is very respected here and in this country so i'm _ respected here and in this country so i'm really, really looking forward _ so i'm really, really looking forward to playing against him. he was very— forward to playing against him. he was very good against us the first game _ was very good against us the first game we — was very good against us the first game we played we drew to all and i would _ game we played we drew to all and i would say— game we played we drew to all and i would say tactically his really strong — would say tactically his really strong and there was a really difficult — strong and there was a really difficult game and i'm really, really— difficult game and i'm really, really looking forward to the next one _ really looking forward to the next one it _ really looking forward to the next one. ., , , ., really looking forward to the next one. , .,, really looking forward to the next one. , , one. it has been a season presenting b the one. it has been a season presenting by the number _ one. it has been a season presenting by the number of _ one. it has been a season presenting by the number of challenges - one. it has been a season presenting by the number of challenges from i by the number of challenges from language barriers and strasberg... to a favourite phrase? yes. language barriers and strasberg. .. to a favourite phrase?— language barriers and strasberg. .. to a favourite phrase? yes, i don't understand- _ to a favourite phrase? yes, i don't understand. just _ to a favourite phrase? yes, i don't understand. just got _ to a favourite phrase? yes, i don't understand. just got a _ to a favourite phrase? yes, i don't understand. just got a table i to a favourite phrase? yes, i don't understand. just got a table in i understand. just got a table in lohns. there _ understand. just got a table in lohns. there are _ understand. just got a table in lohns. there are difficulties i understand. just got a table in i lohns. there are difficulties where ever ou lohns. there are difficulties where ever you go _ lohns. there are difficulties where ever you go i _ lohns. there are difficulties where ever you go i think _ lohns. there are difficulties where ever you go i think losing - lohns. there are difficulties where ever you go i think losing players i ever you go i think losing players because — ever you go i think losing players because the club has had to sell quite _ because the club has had to sell quite a — because the club has had to sell quite a few of them, injuries, suspensions. you adapt, you learn, you've _ suspensions. you adapt, you learn, you've got — suspensions. you adapt, you learn, you've got to — suspensions. you adapt, you learn, you've got to move on.— you've got to move on. challenges can be overcome _ you've got to move on. challenges can be overcome and _ you've got to move on. challenges can be overcome and both - you've got to move on. challenges can be overcome and both have i you've got to move on. challenges| can be overcome and both have set their side is for an assault on the european qualification positions with 13 games of the season remaining lohns is seven and strasberg nine with six offering conference legal bonnets campaign. if we can sort of grab one of those

european spots that would be unbelievable, yeah. a true success to what has been you know i don't like the phrase but a bit cliche but that sort of transition season. ads, that sort of transition season. a lot of people have osteoblast, young english _ lot of people have osteoblast, young english manager coming into the younger— english manager coming into the younger squad in europe and never going _ younger squad in europe and never going to _ younger squad in europe and never going to work. we've proven that wrong _ going to work. we've proven that wrong but — going to work. we've proven that wrong but actually, i want something tangible _ wrong but actually, i want something tangible at— wrong but actually, i want something tangible at the end of this so being in europe _ tangible at the end of this so being in europe would be amazing for this club _ in europe would be amazing for this club. ., , ., ,, ., , , , club. lohns and strasberg first met in october it _ club. lohns and strasberg first met in october it produced _ club. lohns and strasberg first met in october it produced four - club. lohns and strasberg first met in october it produced four goals i club. lohns and strasberg first met in october it produced four goals in six yellow cards as neither side were prepared to give an inch. both clubs eyeing up a spot in europe next season we can expect another full—blooded french affair on sunday with just a little bit of england out of score. good luck to both of those managers who could both be playing in europe potentially next season. thank you very much. come back and keep me company later, please. it's just it'sjust approaching it's just approaching 26 minutes to seven. we've spoken about the issue of rural crime on breakfast before

but now, new figures suggest it's getting worse — up 40% in the southwest of england alone. some farmers are seeing quad bikes, livestock and gps systems stolen by armed thieves. 0ur reporter paul barltrop has more. caught on camera. this was the middle of the night on a somerset farm. , .., middle of the night on a somerset farm. , .. ., , ., ., farm. they came into the yard in a car with the _ farm. they came into the yard in a car with the headlights _ farm. they came into the yard in a car with the headlights on. - farm. they came into the yard in a car with the headlights on. the i car with the headlights on. the security caught up with them and we were able to set off the alarm, which made them scupper. and you don't know who you are dealing with. be violent, they could be, you know, could be carrying weapons. it's not worth claiming sometimes because of access and the loss is not worth claiming so he comes back to the farming business —— excess. things are tough enough at the moment. he is not alone. he has brought together several fathers who have also suffered. brute

together several fathers who have also suffered-— together several fathers who have also suffered. ~ . , ., also suffered. we have been targeted uuite a few also suffered. we have been targeted quite a few times _ also suffered. we have been targeted quite a few times over— also suffered. we have been targeted quite a few times over the _ also suffered. we have been targeted quite a few times over the last - also suffered. we have been targeted quite a few times over the last few i quite a few times over the last few years —— several farmers. quite a few times over the last few years —— severalfarmers. if lost items like a cattle trailer, they've broken in and stolen a lot of hand

items like a cattle trailer, they've broken in and stolen a lo' an hand items like a cattle trailer, they've broken in and stolen a lo' an increase rural crime we have seen an increase and due to a of andsthatls duets.) asklnd efregienal andsthatls duets.) asklnd efregienal and global picture. there national and global picture. there is a demand specific is a global demand on specific equipment — is a global demand on specific ea-uiment ., , ., equipment pieces. back. athlete-ran? lift equipment pieces. baek. athlete-ran? lift u- equipment pieces. bssk. sthisfsemi— _ lift up security- buzhardsavs lift up security. who is byzhardsavs lift up security. who is trying to get in here anybody who is trying to get in here is going to be delayed in their to get to valuable goods. access to get to my valuable rgcrcrds. a nd access to get tc: my valuable rgcrcrds. and his access to get tc: my valuable rgcrcrus. and his all worry but he and his neighbours all worry will be but especially the big spike in the southwest the country we will

call to prayer plays. ..a mix between east and west... 0ops! laughs.

today, it's a beautiful, vibrant city. but 30 years ago, it was under heavy military siege. piano continues. music, albinoni's adagio, amongst the rubble of the national library.

greatest war secret. now, it's crowded. a lot of visitors, a lot of tourists. the digging from this side started here. this property belonged to edis kolar�*s family.

that's you? here is the original entrance from that period. wow! the door to the city. yeah. the only way out. nothing else... nothing else, you know? and when you smell this, you know, you remember all the pictures,

wounded, everything. weapons, food, everything on one place, you know? for example, pumps stopped working. you know, and practically you are all wet — of course.

it was war. so they were doing something for themselves. yes. for people to walk through — though the part that goes under the international airport is now closed. back then, the airport was controlled by the un welcome to my house. this was actually my room before... your bedroom? my bedroom, yes. the museum is open to visitors throughout the week. and during the summer months, it sees up to 1,500 tourists pass

through each day. the world come? you know, after the war, when the tunnel was closed, me and my father came here every day, you know, because my grandparents lived in this house. yeah. and i didn't have any idea that so many people would come here at all. who have wars today.

the war killed over 100,000 people and left the country's economy in tatters. tucked in amongst the buildings up a quiet street is kino bosna,

do you think that showing the movies here during the war for the kids

after the war, sena took over the building and turned it she asks a question yeah, yeah, yeah. what are you saying? next thing i know, i'm being introduced hi. nice to meet you, too. how are you? i'm fine, thank you. he strums you seem panicked! yes.

than i'm capable of. let's just stick to the one song! i like the vibe here. going to go for it. he makes introductions rajan! applause ok! drumbeat starts he sings

ithink i played in time and in tune, and they seem to be ok with it! great experience. fantastic experience. from sarajevo through the city of mostar, which is perfect, as that is where i'm heading next. incredible. they greet each other

this could be our train. now, apparently, the left—hand side so, here we go.

but mostar still has a reputation for being one of the most divided cities in the country. but what seems to unite everyone is the tourist industry, ..as are the famous divers. so, he's now taking two to three breaths. and... whoa!

so, this is you? ahmet stupac is a bit of a local diving legend here. jumping from the 2li—metre—high unesco—listed bridge has become you jump in feet—first and head—first. it's like the bird swallow. and in the beginning,

it was to impress girls. so, to prove who is the bravest. later, we started doing that as a job and tourists would pay us tojump. and it went like that. thank you. how often will this happen? ..mostly 15 to 20 jumps a day. so i'm the only one in mostarwhojumps, and it's pretty awesome. i don't know how to describe it.

this is your local restaurant? 0h, right. two of them. ah. thank you so much. it looks delicious. really, no matter of the background, ethnic background. _ do you like this, ahmet? yeah, i like it. i like everything that has meat in it. rajan laughs yeah! here you go. fantastic. thank you so much. that will do thejob. yeah, everyone eats it. yeah.

we had turkey ruling over as well, it'sjust on us to change it, not on our parents — - it's too late, i guess. yeah, yeah. i'm proud to be bosnian. and you, because you've got serbian background, are you proud to be bosnian? yes, of course. and adventure sports. but what i've been told is that one

of the biggest draws to livno hey. hello! zeuko? yeah. nice to meet you. how are you? after the horses. this is such a big mountain. how do you know where the horses are going to be?

now we're talking! here are the horses. industry here. and over the years, their numbers have grown and grown. after the animals. oh, wow! look at this.

horse whinnies so, zeljko's pouring salt along the ground — a huge trail of salt. there you go. loads of salt for you. 0ops! they got scared of me there. but tell me, why have you got such a close connection

with these animals? that if he made it out, he would do something to help local wildlife that had been impacted by the conflict. helped him heal.

within days on ending the war in ukraine. sir keir starmer calls it a "once in generation moment" for the uk's national security. concerns they are being sidelined by the us.

arrested in iran. craig and lindsay foreman are being held on unspecified in the river thames. two sides desperately trying to turn around their season — injury—hit sides closer to the relegation zone there's been a slight misuse of the substance. it's a rather damp, drizzly and misty start to your sunday. i'll bring you all of the details very shortly.

it's sunday the 16th of february. the us is to begin direct talks with russia within days to seek it comes as sir keir starmer prepares to attend an emergency that europe is being locked out of peace talks. correspondent, james waterhouse. is in kyiv. good morning. what does all of this mean for whether ukraine has a sense that �*will iiwillbe'i " 7 7 mail b; page; 7 77 7 77 mail b; i7nvolvedin7 77 7 77 7�*7wi7il b; i7nvolvedin7these7 777 it itself will be involved in these talks. ~ ., it itself will be involved in these talks. ~ . ~ . ., it itself will be involved in these talks. . . ~ ., , talks. well, after america has suggested _ talks. well, after america has suggested that _ talks. well, after america has suggested that these - talks. well, after america has suggested that these i in | suggested that thesetalks insaudi are 7, to ahead suggested that thesetalks in; saudi are 7, to ahead in that arabia are going to go ahead in that and the us preparing russia and the us are preparing their teams to thresh up their respective teams to thresh up their respective teams to thresh up the details of the of this war, their respective teams to thresh up the details of the has f this war, their respective teams to thresh up the details of the has said . war, their respective teams to thresh up the details of the has said we r, their respective teams to thresh up the details of the has said we were president selenslsy has said—tee were of it president selensisy has said—tee were of it and we will not be

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