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but in the 93rd minutes, chesterfield left one man unmarked.h albion. 3—3 was the final score and they will go again. while one championship side stayed in it, another cost be upset. burnley went to bournemouth and tucked in. here they kept up our run of 12 wins and m, 4—2 victors at top—flight opposition, this was some statement. it's always good to get away with a win. delighted by the performance. and it allows us to continue on a nicejourney. it is not about the ambition as such in one game, it is the ambition at the team to also win wherever we play. championship met premier league at the riverside to where it brighton's a trip to middlesbrough brought them five goals. in the second half, two came for alexis mcallister. the argentina international and world cup winner. from the middle east to middlesbrough he kept up this form. with this win for brighton he is one step chose closer to another trophy. stoppage time at hull city and at 1—0 down the home site put every man forward at the expense of another book. dan james scored. another top—

a 4—0 win for the baggies in the replay and for chesterfield, a cold and cruel night in the cup. bbc news. the british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe�*s firm ineos say they've formally put themselves into the process of buying manchester united. united's current owners, the glazerfamily said in november that they were considering selling the club as they explore strategic alternatives. ratcliffe made an unsuccessful offer to buy chelsea last year after roman abramovich put the club up for sale. but his process is likely to be conducted, or this process is likely to be conducted in a very different way. now at the australian open, andy murray said he left it all out there after winning a five set match against 13th seed matteo berrettini in just under 5 hours. it was a stunning first round performance from the 35 year old who held a two set lead before his italian rivalfought back to level at two sets all. murray saved a match point in the deciding set before defeating the 2021 wimbledon runner up in a tie break by ten points to six. well, joining murray into the next round is briti

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frank boff and selina scott presenting, the original aim was to be homely and upbeat from the chesterfield sat on to the presence of the colourfully attired resident astrologist russell grant, giving non—scientific predictions alongside the weather. what man's going to do about your tie. now he's see myjumper. you probably never watch again. equally bright in her appearance was fitness guru diana moran, really expanding there this morning. there was news, of course, but it came a definite second to entertainment, priorities that were reversed in 1986 with the introduction of desks, chairs and heavyweightjournalistic presenters. that approach was reflected a couple of years later by a change of name to breakfast news before another rebranding in the year 2000 when it a further reinvention came with a move to salford in 2012, but now where next for breakfast as it enters its fifth decade? we'll be exploring those questions in a moment but first, a selection of your views about the show, starting with this compliment from jason pollitt. in recent years, breakfast has become known for a focus

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and for chesterfield, a cold and cruel night in the cup. joe lynskey, bbc news.fter some closer inspection by detective lineker and the team it transpired the sounds were coming from a hidden mobile phone taped to the back of a set. the bbc later apologised to any viewers offended... and after discovering the device, gary explained after what had played out. when it started i did recognise that sound. i think we've all been done with that, when you open a whatsapp when it started i did recognise that sound. i think we've all been done with that, when you open a whatsapp or something, somebody has sent it through as a trick on a train, or when you're busy in people's company! it was quite difficult to cope with during the pre—match build—up. i thought maybe it had gone to one of the pundit�*s phones. and then i thought, no, it's too loud. it sounds like it's... then i obviously worked out that it was a prank. the perils of live tv, expertly handled as always. that's all the sport for now. back now to the breaking news from ukraine. the interior minister and deputy

chesterfield are at west brom after their dramatic 3—all draw first time round. that the clubs board should stand down in the best interests of the club. it follows a string of poor performances that has left everton joint bottom of the premier league. stagnated. we have not moved forward for too many years now. in the same people have been making the same decisions. i do not want to be sitting here saying or talking in the way i am about it but i want the best for the football club and these people in charge keep saying that they do. surely if they do, now is they do. surely if they do, now is the time to move on. and that is doing what is in the best interest of everton football club because right now, and have to be really honest in this kills me to say, we will get relegated the season. more from alan stubbs and much more on the situation at everton on the football news show. elsewhere in the last hour, the metropolitan police say they have charged a man after an incident following the north london derby on sunday. 35 year—old joseph watts will appear at magi

chesterfield, a cold and cruel night in the cup. joe lynskey, bbc news.mething, somebody has sent it through as a trick on a train, or when you�*re busy in people�*s company! it was quite difficult to cope with during the pre—match build—up. i thought maybe it had gone to one of the pundit�*s phones. and then i thought, no, it�*s too loud. it sounds like it�*s... then i obviously worked out that it was a prank. the perils of live broadcasting. you never know what you are going to have to deal with. he said nervously looking around! very well dealt with in the end. this might have some manchester united fans smiling too, those that have long grown tired of the club�*s ownership, with confirmation the british billionaire sirjim ratcliffe, who was born in greater manchester, has entered the race to buy it. it comes two months after its owners, the glazerfamily, said they would consider selling it. ratcliffe made an unsuccessful bid to buy chelsea last year, but is known to be a united fan. they play crystal palace in the league tonight, where they could clim

labour mp for chesterfield and education minister toby perkins is with me alongside conservative mp for wellingborough , peter bone. wellingborough, peter bone. gents good to see you . let's gents good to see you. let's kick off if we, toby, with you and see what i mean. what is going to be top of his agenda? it's got to be strike action, hasn't it ? well, i it's got to be strike action, hasn't it? well, i think , you hasn't it? well, i think, you know, i don't actually know what he'll want to go on, but i think the you know, the state of national health service is a key priority for us. we've got the opposition to a debate about national health service today, so it won't surprising if he wanted to talk about that, we should . peter, just like myself should. peter, just like myself , has had numerous communications from constituents over the christmas break and out of harrowing meeting with the chief executive of chesterfield royal hospital know the pressures they've been under so that's quite a possible one. and we'll see what else he wants to talk about. yeah, i mean, it's going to be

maybe at chesterfield, gillingham or stevenage tomorrow.ampard, another defeat in what's proving the most difficult of seasons. andy swiss, bbc news. one of the biggest gaps between two teams in the cup today, will be at gillingham. the club, bottom of league 2, host premier league leicester city, who won the cup two seasons ago. it is a chance for the hosts who haven't won a league match since the 1st of october to forget their troubles and cause a huge upset. it's live on bbc one at 1230, and having lifted the trophy in 2021, the leicester manager has a thirst for glory again. i'd love to do it again, we have had that magical season and day, but we want to keep writing the new history of the club, and have more magical moments, so the cup competitions of course give us the opportunity to do that, so we go there in the beginning of ourjourney and hopefully it gets through and we can keep progressing. there are 22 more third round games today — including fa cup holders liverpool in action. they face wolves in an all—premier league tie. but

this is from a six—month trial in chesterfield crown court.ed opportunity if you like. can you understand why a landowner would say that they want to choose who comes onto their property? we fully resect the comes onto their property? we fully respect the judgment _ comes onto their property? we fully respect the judgment that _ comes onto their property? we fully respect the judgment that has - comes onto their property? we fully respect the judgment that has been | respect the judgment that has been issued. we want to work with landowners on dartmoor and have done for many years. we hope that we will meet them and continue to allow people to allow people to wild camp on dartmoor without having to seek the permission of individual landowners. at the moment we will be reiterating our advice for anyone planning to camp on dartmoor, you need to seek the permission of the land owner. bill need to seek the permission of the land owner-— need to seek the permission of the land owner._ de i land owner. all landowners? de 'ud . ment land owner. all l

frank boff and selina scott presenting, the original aim was to be homely and upbeat from the chesterfieldfast news before another rebranding in the year 2000, when it became just breakfast. good morning. welcome to our brand new programme. a further reinvention came with a move to salford in 2012, but now where next for breakfast as it enters its fifth decade? we'll be exploring those questions in a moment with the editor of breakfast. but first, a selection of your views about the show, starting with this compliment from jason pollitt: in recent years, breakfast has become known for a focus on campaigns around health issues, such as a series of items on former rugby league player rob burrow, who has motor neurone disease. here's a couple of examples from the past few days. tim, andy and mike, the three dads walking. each lost a daughter to suicide. in september, they walked between all four uk parliaments, calling for suicide prevention to become a compulsory part of the school curriculum. the idea of doddie aid is to do any exercise you want swimming, running, cycling, anything and reco