adam wild, bbc news.e and that they're taking action when they can identify accounts. they also say they're working with football to try to tackle unacceptable behaviour. now, concussion substitutions are going to be trialled in the premier league from next month. a maximum of two concussion subs can be used per team regardless of the number already made. it will also allow for the opposition side to make an equivalent number of changes. they'll be introduced next weekend in the premier league and women's super league, as well as the next round of the fa cup. still with football, and west ham have completed the signing of manchester united'sjesse lingard on loan until the end of the season. the england midfielder has only featured in three matches for united this season and joins a west ham side who are currently fifth in the premier league table, six points behind leaders manchester city. onto tonight's action, and reading are level on points with second—placed swansea in the championship after beating f

adam wild, bbc news.almost 50 other tennis players being confined to their hotel rooms ahead of the australian open after a positive coronavirus case on their flights. thank you very much indeed. the duke of cambridge has praised those involved in the coronavirus vaccine rollout in a video call with nhs staff and volunteers — describing the effort as a monumental moment. he also said he was proud of the queen and duke of edinburgh for having their covid—19 vaccinations. here's andy moore. hello, your royal highness. good morning, everybody. prince william spoke to a number of medics from different parts of what he called the world leading nhs, all involved in the roll out of the vaccine. i want to say huge congratulations to everyone involved in the vaccination programme because it looks tremendous, it really does, and i know what a massive difference it's going to make to everyone. and the vaccine was making a massive difference to around a thousand over 80s who were treated to organ music as they got th

adam wilde reports.d slam of the year. everyone arriving into australia has to isolate in hotels for 1a days. that includes all 1200 players and coaches. they were, though, given special dispensation to leave for five hours training a day. but after three flights arrived with someone who tested positive, all 72 players aboard are now forbidden to leave their rooms at all. this happens going ahead, and we will continue to do the best we can possibly do to ensure those players have what is not a great situation, one that is somewhat acceptable. this is britton's heather watson running five km in the bedroom she's now stuck and for the next fortnight. after someone tested positive on her flight from abu dhabi. 0thers took to social media to complain, tweeting that had she been told the rules, she would've thought twice about coming. so the fact that these players are here at all has been questioned by the many thousands of australian citizens stranded around the world. unable to return home due to the stric

adam wild joins me in the studio — and adam, more joy for clubs lower down the football ladder today?hird round of the fa cup. no fewer than four premier league teams being taken into extra time by clubs lower down than them in the football period, and let's start with blackpool. who have a famous victory this afternoon. the league one side were up against premier league side west brom. an absolutely terrific game at bloomfield road. blackpool it was that took the lead, jerry yates with the goal before half time. west brom, though, got the equaliser — shay ajayi with this excellent header. but blacpool re—took the lead, a really super goalfrom gary madine. they couldn't hang on, though, a penalty 10 minutes from normal time from costa perreira levelled things again. it went to penalties and blackpool goalkeeper chris maxwell — who's just come back from 10 days out with covid — was the hero — saving three penalties. so sam allerdyce's dreadful start at west brom continues, but what an afternoon for blackpool. spending ten days away from the boys and then spending an extra three days ju

adam wild was watching both games. lurking just behind the leaders is leicester city. game against leeds united billed as two of the premier league's top entertainers. it took a little over 12 minutes to see just why. the surging run and then the finish from lester's harvey barnes. it was a lead that lasted mere moments. leeds with a excellent team goal of their own. stuart dallas levelling the scores. narrow offside decisions ruled out goes for both sides the break. but leeds did eventually find a way through again, and when it came it was quite brilliant. patrick bamford with an unstoppable finish. having scored that, he then found space and opportunity for another, choosing instead to offer jack harris an empty net. leicester could have gone second. today, though, just second best. that left liverpool with an opportunity to overtake them, but against west ham taking that opportunity took some time. until the second half, mo salah with the individual effort. if that was good, his second was outstanding. liverpool taking the ball from one end of the pitch to the other

adam wild is here in the studio for us with more on the day's action. adam.sensational win for crawley. a great occasion for marine. the biggest in their history. remember they play of course in the northern premier league division one north. that is the eighth tier of english football, this evening they were up against up against tottenham hotspur, currently fourth in the premier league. not quite the result they wanted, but certainly no disgrace. in fact, they almost took the lead, have a look at this — it was after a terrific run. joe hart in the spurs goal massively misjudging the flight of the ball. spurs though took the lead a short time later. carlos vinicius with the first two. lucas moura added a third, an excellent free kick and at that point the game was over. vinicius getting his hat trick before half time. so the dream over for marine. a dream though for alfie devine, just 16 years and 163 days old scoring to make it 5—0. he is spurs youngest ever player and a goal on his debut, so now their youngest ever scorer. what a day for him. marine's mana

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adam wild, bbc news.re going to be trialled in the premier league from next month. a maximum of two concussion subs can be used per team regardless of the number already made. it will also allow for the opposition side to make an equivalent number of changes. they'll be introduced next weekend in the premier league and women's super league, as well as the next round of the fa cup. still with football, and west ham have completed the signing of manchester united'sjesse lingard on loan until the end of the season. the england midfielder has only featured in three matches for united this season and joins a west ham side who are currently fifth in the premier league table, six points behind leaders manchester city. onto tonight's action, and reading are level on points with second—placed swansea in the championship after beating fellow promotion contenders bournemouth 3—1. all of reading's goals came in the first half, with lucasjoao scoring their third shortly before half—time. despite the defeat, bournemout

adam wild joins me in the studio — with the latest on non—league marine, who are playing spurs of the yes, you are saying what a day therefore crawley. what a day too for marine. they play of course in the northern premier league division one north. that is the eighth tier of english football, this afternoon up against tottenham hotspur, currently fourth in the premier league. quite amazingly, they almost took the lead, have a look at this — neil kengni hitting the crossbar. joe hart in the spurs goal massively misjudging the flight of the ball. spurs though took the lead a short time later. carlos vinicius with the first two. lucas moura added a third, an excellent free kick and at that point the game was over. vinicius getting his hat trick before half time. so the dream over for marine. a dream though for alfie devine, just 16 years and 163 days old, scoring to make it 5—0. he is spurs' youngest ever player and a goal on his debut. gareth bale is on. the closing stages of that game over on bbc one right now. if league two morecambe had been hoping to spring a shock this afternoon,

adam wild reports. england's players once more adapting to life in the bible.es to be very far from normal. playing in sri lanka remains one of the sport's toughest tasks. doing it during a global pandemic, england are aware ofjust how difficult their winter may be. it will be different challenges throughout this winter that we never faced before. we tried to ready ourselves as best we can as a squad. what we have got to do is try and take the opportunities that we do get and it's important that we rest and rotate our players and after one another from a welfare side of things. when we get opportunities to play we have to make it count and take those chances to play some really strong performances. the guys seem ready for that. the really strong performances. the guys seem ready for that.— seem ready for that. the obstacles faced england _ seem ready for that. the obstacles faced england team _ seem ready for that. the obstacles faced england team has _ seem ready for that. the obstacles faced england team has faced - seem ready for that. the obstacles faced en

adam wild reports. on the field, football stance against racism cannot be clearer.e, against racism cannot be clearer. online, forsome, it against racism cannot be clearer. online, for some, it seems that message still is not being heard. west brom have not contacted police over a message described as abhorrent sent to romaine sawyers. the club are calling for the toughest available legal punishment as well as a lifetime ban for the individual responsible. the rules the abide individual responsible. the rules they abide by — individual responsible. the rules they abide by may _ individual responsible. the rules they abide by may be _ individual responsible. the rules they abide by may be or- individual responsible. the rules they abide by may be or not - they abide by may be or not sufficiently hard enough to get the social media sites to act in a more responsible way. we all know how good they are and how much money they are getting to know how popular it is from old people but we have got to do our best to try and cut this element of abuse out. the messa . e this

adam wild, bbc news.ck leach taking five wickets for 122 runs. the visitors lost three early wickets in their second innings, but england now need just 36 runs to win on the final day. it's 0—0 between manchester united, who are top of the premier league and champions, liverpool after 65 minutes of their game. while tanguy ndombele scored this spectacular goal as spurs beat bottom—of—the—table sheffield united 3—1 to move up to fourth place. rangers restored their 21 point lead at the top of the scottish premiership after cedric itten scored a second half equaliser to draw 1—1 with motherwell, who move off bottom spot. there's more on the bbc sport website including chelsea beating manchester united in the fa women's super league and news from snooker�*s masters final. that's it. i'll be back with the late news at 10pm, but now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. bye for now. you are watching bbc news. the number of coronavirus deaths in france has now exceeded 70,000. britain and italy are the o

on two charter flights bringing players and staff into melbourne for the tournament. 0ur reporter adam wild. yes, a number of them taking to social media over the last couple of hours saying they were misled or were not fully briefed about how strict these rules will be on entry to australia. players have said they would have thought twice had they known that if one person on the plane was positive, the whole plane would have been in quarantine. they will have to stay in their room for 14 will have to stay in their room for 1h days. they would have had to stay 1a days. they would have had to stay in hotel 1a days but would have had dispensation to be out for five hours a day to train. were talking about the us open champion and heather watson, who has always also taken to social media. she says that two flights so far, rather ominously. this has added to the disquiet over this tournament. because of the strict rules about entering australia, it means there are weekly caps. there are tens of thousands of australians around the world stranded around the world and they have allowed people into

our reporter adam wild, has more details and, adam, this now means those players aren't even allowedad quarantine hotels anyway, but they would have had dispensation to train for up to five hours a day so this will be a real problem for those players involved. we understand those include victoria azarenka, the us open champion sloane stephens and british player heather watson who stalked on social media this morning saying she was on one of those flights from abu dhabi where one person tested positive. she said the same happened on a chartered flight from los angeles as well. two so far she says, perhaps rather ominously. to put it in context, even before this, there was controversy over the tournament as players begin to arrive this week. australia has very strict rules over the amount of people allowed into the country to try and curb the spread of the virus. that has left tens of thousands of australians stranded and unable to return home. the dispensation was given to 1,200 people to enter the country for this tournament, but given what has now happened, it will certainly add a p

adam wild, bbc news., with ilkay durmus scoring the winner. elsewhere kilmarnock parted company with manager alex dyer after losing to stjohnstone. the two—week break in the premiership seemed to do the exeter chiefs good. they ended a run of two straight defeats by beating worcester. director of rugby rob baxter described that run as an emotional wobble but they looked more sturdy, running in three tries at sixway. elsewhere, gloucester stay bottom after losing to northampton. it was a bad night for scarlets in the pro—14, hammered 52—25 by reigning champions leinster. both teams were missing large chunks of their squad due to the six nations, which starts next weekend. it's ryder cup year, so every tournament this year carries extra significance for european golfers. paul casey leads going into this morning's final round at the dubai desert classic. a magnificent setting in the uae, too, and an equally impressive finish from casey, eagling the final hole to take a one shot lead into round four, ahead of

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adam and ginger, thank you. >>> joining me are two lawmakers inside the capitol on wednesday. congressman susan wild and congressman ro khanna of california. good to have both of you with us. congressman khanna, what's the most vivid image that stands out to you from what you encountered that day? >> joshua, i was in my office building, and we heard an evacuation because there was a pipe bomb nearby. so we fled out of the building, and i was actually walking towards the capitol. i got frantic texts saying don't go to the capitol, it's been overrun. we went back to the cannon building. we were told it had been cleared. that was a better alternative than going inside the catch toll building. >> congressman wild, what's the most vivid image for you that day? >> i was in the house gallery waiting for the pennsylvania delegation to be asked to speak on the floor, and we started the process of evacuation after a number of alarming texts and messages, and after the speaker had been removed from the floor. and my most vivid memory is trying to crawl the circumference of the gallery. i was at the farthest mo

wild rich polluting countries poor countries. climate people here say the damage is done it's too late. in the camp an elder takes in a blue sun adam aside you have nothing to lose he explains showing him a picture of a young man who is now in madrid with so much loss adapting to a changing climate means letting her son go and brave the oceans tight in search of a safe place to live because hawk al-jazeera. italy's prime minister is preparing to step down in hopes that he'll be able to form a new government she said pick on this cabinet office says he'll submit his resignation on tuesday morning after meeting his ministers the prime minister lost his absolute majority in the senate last week when a junior party quit in a dispute over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis. russia's president has condemned protests calling for the release of opposition leader alexina valley describing them as dangerous and illegal police detained more than 3 and a half 1000 people across from during saturday's demonstrations the valley was held when he returned from germany for medical treatment after a suspected nerve agent poisoning.

nfl's first super wild card weekend kicks off hours from now featuring the first pair of playoff triple-headers in a single weekend ever. joining us now with a preview is espn's adam to you. it's great to have you on this big weekend. i want to jump right in here because the nfl has been dealing with a number of covid cases throughout the season. the cleveland browns are dealing with an outbreak as they prepare for their first playoff game in 18 years. take us inside the locker room here. what do we know about the team and its plans to compete? >> well, whit, i'm going to take you right inside the locker room. there's basically nobody inside the locker room all week long. the cleveland browns had their first practice of the week yesterday. imagine that they're playing their first playoff game in almost two decades and they get to practice for the first time all week on friday, which is usually a walk-through practice for teams as they have installed and implemented their game plan, the browns have not done that and they will be without their head coach kevin stefanski who tested positive and they'll be without their longest tenured player joel bitonio. and everybo

the auto story of the year for that story, adam jonas is here, head of global autos at morgan stanley good morning to you. >> good morning. >> it has been wildays to watch gm stock rise the way it has make the case. explain what's happening here -- >> sure. >> -- and is this going to be the case not just for gm but for all of the automakers that are going to somehow follow tesla? >> first, andrew, isn't it great to be on cnbc and talk about another auto company besides tesla? that in itself is incredible look, i'm just going to go out and say it what mary barra and the team are doing at gm and, look, there's still room to go, but what they're doing may be -- may end up being one of the most profound strategic turn arounds not just in the auto industry but in business, okay? if you look at the arc of mary barra's career at gm, ceo since 2014, they've exited europe, they purchased crude which was a real cultural transformation they got it for barely a billion toll lars. they restructured the operations exiting internal combustion. they did the tie up with microsoft, honda they built a battery company called ultene with lg and it goes on and on