arsenal partly, but in general, the big time.th their manager plots so intensely...from his bucket. while leeds were unmistakably marcelo bielsa's team, even if they wore pale blue rather than white, they just overran arsenal in the early stages. bamford hit the bar. leeds threatened to score with almost every attack. emiliano martinez was in goalfor arsenal. he at least showed his skills. well, he had to. arsenal's manager has his own reputation to build, and mikel arteta needed more from his players. well, he'd picked a strong team.

arsenal partly, but in general, the big time.o intensely...from his bucket. while leeds were unmistakably marcelo bielsa's team, even if they wore pale blue rather than white, they just overran arsenal in the early stages. bamford hit the bar. leeds threatened to score with almost every attack. emiliano martinez was in goalfor arsenal. he at least showed his skills. well, he had to. arsenal's manager has his own reputation to build, and mikel arteta needed more from his players. well, he'd picked a strong team. the free kick taker for example. commentator: it's going to be lacazette. . . it was always going to be lacazette. yep, close. but now, arsenal were energised, and even though this attack featured a big assist from a leeds boot, it was a sign of the way the game had moved. reiss nelson's finish. if arsenal supporters wanted commitment, they saw it. var examined lacazette's entanglement here. no further action. have a look at this contest by the corner flag — old —fashioned cup stuff. well, no cards shown and arsenal toughe

arsenal partly, but in general the big time. it is the path their manager plots so intensely from his bucket. while leads were on unmistakably his team, even if they w0 re unmistakably his team, even if they wore pale blue than white, theyjust overran arsenal in the early stages. leads threatened to score with almost every attack. martinez was almost every attack. martinez was almost angle for arsenal, he at least his skills. he had to. arsenal's manager has his own reputation to build, and mikael arteta needed more from his players. he picked a strong team. the free kicker, for example. it was always going to be lacazette. now arsenal we re going to be lacazette. now arsenal were energised, and even though this attack featured a big assist from leads, booted was a sign of the way the game moved. reese nelson finished. if arsenal‘s supporters wa nted finished. if arsenal‘s supporters wanted commitment, they saw it. var examined his entanglement here, but no further action. have a look at this contest by the corner flag. old—fash

is the youth put their faith in arsenal, arsenal put their faith is the youth put their faith in arsenaleirfaith in youth on the oldest cup competition in the world. they didn't take long for that faith to be repaid, just five minutes in fact. 18—year—old martinelli to 18—year—old bukayo saka. commentator: what a goal with real power from bukayo saka. saka. commentator: what a goal with real powerfrom bukayo saka. 1—0 saka. commentator: what a goal with real power from bukayo saka. 1—0 to the arsenal was the charm from the fans, i cannot for long as bukayo saka turned fans, i cannot for long as bukayo sa ka turned provider fans, i cannot for long as bukayo saka turned provider and eddie nketiah had the easiest of tasks. improvement needed. eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive. the second half was more a story of injuries than it was goalmouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both socrates and steve cook were a

arsenal and brighton met twice in 2019, both times, arsenal won 4—0.they would have to cope with arsenal's stars. but three minutes in, danielle van de donk showed how hard that can be. poor defending from brighton left jill roord unmarked and wide open, she was not going to miss. it took more than 45 minutes for brighton to finally get their first chance on goal. not one emily simkins will want to watch back. arsenal continued their onslaught in the second half, withjordan nobbs adding a third. brighton would have settled for that scoreline, but arsenal were not finished. the fourth goal finally came with ten minutes to spare. beth mead added her name to the scoresheet and completed another 4—0 victory for the champions. let's whizz through some of the other top sports stories from today. cardiff and swansea played out a goalless draw in the south wales derby in the championship. both teams hit the woodwork in the match as swansea miss the chance to climb into the playoff places. ding junhui is out of the masters snooker. the newly crowned uk champion

now arsenal we re going to be lacazette.from leads, booted was a sign of the way the game moved. reese nelson finished. if arsenal‘s supporters wa nted finished. if arsenal‘s supporters wanted commitment, they saw

arsenal now became too keen.yang's tackle was seen as a yellow card, but it proved to be a video nasty. var was checking. aubameyang had gone from scorer to suspect awaiting the inevitable sentence. now a man up, palace might soon have gone a goal up too. james tomkins was denied by sokratis at the last moment. but arsenal hadn't settled on survival. nicolas pepe saw an opportunity to win it. vicente guaita in the palace goal refused to be beaten. in that moment, as in the match, arsenal's chance had passed. patrick gearey, bbc news. five other games taking place today. joe lynskey has been across them all. liverpool flying at the top of the league and the surprise for second—place leicester city. leicester city are 16 points behind liverpool. earlier in the season that would be the gap between first and fifth, but it is the gap between the top two as it stands. an interesting fixture for leicester city today. back in october leicester city beat southampton 9—0. in the leicester club shop they sell that match in

as the youth put their faith in arsenal, arsenal put their faith in youth for the oldest cup competitionlong for that faith to be repaid, just five minutes in fact. 18—year—old martinelli to 18—year—old saka. commentator: what a goal with real power from bukayo sa ka. "1—0 to the arsenal" was the chant from the fans, but not for long as saka turned provider and eddie nketiah had the easiest of tasks. improvement needed. eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive. the second half was more a story of injuries than it was goalmouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both sokratis and steve cook were able to continue. all of these stoppages meant an extra eight minutes. sam sturridge took full advantage and gave his side hope with his first bournemouth goal. bournemouth‘s lewis cook at the chance to equalise with the last kick of the game but he blazed over and it is the young gunners who go into the fifth round. yes, ver

louis arsenal at that time. it is key for the lincoln administration in the unionists of missouri and st. louis to protect this at all costs. to do this, they request the help of kept in the tanya lion, who is in command of company be of the second united states infantry regiment. he was stationed at fort 11 worth when the civil war began in april but was then transferred to st. louis where he would bring 100 man to grab the arsenal. he does realize that the arsenal is going to take a lot more men than just 100 to protected. especially knowing that governor claim or jackson, who has been working with the confederate government, conspiring with them, to in his eyes, hopefully bring missouri into the confederacy officially and join these rebellious states. what he is planning to do, is calling for the militia. the northeastern district of missouri militia has gathered outside of st. louis at a place known as liberals grove. it's actually where st. louis is the university campus is today. they gather they're, known

arsenal struggled to get a hold of the match.at again. much like the first half, chelsea were fully in control, a fourth a lapse in concentration allowed arsenal to grab the first arsenal to grab their first goal of the game, but the goal was in no doubt. the title race back on, and it's anyone to take. england's netball team will be hoping to avenge their defeat to new zealand in the world cup semi—finals last summer, when they take on the world champions in the nations cup. england champions in the nations cup. had an experimenté here, england had an experimental team here, they are also getting used to a new coaching set up, but this was a new coaching set up, but this was a good opportunity for them to challenge new zealand, the world champions. they were lacking a lot of experience and at the squad that they won the back in the world cup injuly. this arena was full, you could feel the buzz still from the world cup, but with england's to regular shooters taking a break from international netball, they really struggle to forge

we look at arsenal and chelsea as the big contenders. i was impressed with arsenal, they were beaten by chelsea the previous week so they wa nted chelsea the previous week so they wanted a result and they played west ham who were in the final last year. good result for them and also chelsea and they are the teams to look out for. lets get on with it. we have the balls in front of us. we will give the go —— gboly goalkeeper‘s —— we will give the goalkeeper the back to hold. number nine. bristol city were taken to extra time by durham yesterday. numberfive. to extra time by durham yesterday. number five. everton in to extra time by durham yesterday. numberfive. everton in the to extra time by durham yesterday. number five. everton in the women's super league. number 12. coventry united ladies. they are in the championship. we'll play number ten. that is totte n ha m , we'll play number ten. that is tottenham, seventh in the women's super league. for the third tie... number six. leicester. they beat burnley. number eight. redding. number ei

louis arsenal. so what he decides to do is that she was to humiliate them, so he gathers all the militia he captured, marches them through the streets of think lewis. as he does that, a crowd of angry onlookers begins to grow. another pulled it together. i have an account from someone you probably have heard of. the man had in his hand a small pistol and the ball struck the leg of one of the staff. the regiment staff. there was a moment of confusion and these soldiers began to fire over our heads in the growth. i heard the ball cutting the weeds above our heads and i saw several men and women running in all directions, some of them were wounded. a woman and child were killed outright. two or three men were also killed. and several others were wounded. of course, i could no longer defer action. that was william tecumseh sherman. both of them would write about this in their memoirs. this is like a lightning bolt. ultimately 28 civilians have been killed and 75 wounded. this is not just an event that s

arsenal their coach mikel arteta, as he settles into this job.na lost their last four games at home in a row. interesting to see the atmosphere tonight.|j in a row. interesting to see the atmosphere tonight. i still think there will be a good atmosphere because they are behind mikel arteta, a new manager here, and much loved by the people. there is a lift around the place, and they played well against bournemouth. they didn't get three points but they we re didn't get three points but they were the better team by some distance. there was a long period in the game against chelsea where they we re the game against chelsea where they were ahead, they looked like they would win the game. they let it slip at the end but they can see little shoots, and the most important thing is, there is a spirit around the place and the players. if they get the best out of one or two players like meza tozer, which they were not before, that will deliver in this place. manchester united had a good december, only liverpool picked up more points in december than ole gu

elsewhere tonight, it was a big one didn't derby with arsenal going to sta mford didn't derby with arsenaloing to stamford bridge to take on chelsea. to have into it and it but there was much more to the story than that. jim was watching. kick off at the unearthly hour of quarter past eight and ona unearthly hour of quarter past eight and on a school night too. arsenal not at off in the referrers of the fish restaurant alone chelsea to censure when with two weight goals. the gun is a been all over on the first half of the here the boot was on other foot, david first half of the here the boot was on otherfoot, david louise first half of the here the boot was on other foot, david louise flatten time abraham and was sent packing. he stepped up but then arsenal had failed to manufacture a shot of any description until he slipped and com pletely description until he slipped and completely against the run of play, martinelli made it 1—1. at than the chelsea skipper said that he be able to earn his side all three points. but it was not to be ten men arsenal with a final twist as hector made it 2-

theyjust overran arsenal in the early stages. danford hit the bar.showed his skills. he had to. arsenal public manager has his own reputation to build and they needed more from the players. he picked a strong team. free kick taper for example. commentator: it was always going to be him. close. a note arsenal were energised and even though this attack featured a big assist from a leeds boot, it was a sign of the way the game had moved. if arsenal supporters wanted commitment, we saw it. var examining the entanglement here. no further action. it. var examining the entanglement here. no furtheraction. have it. var examining the entanglement here. no further action. have a look at this contest by the corner flag. old—fashioned stuff. at this contest by the corner flag. old —fashioned stuff. while at this contest by the corner flag. old—fashioned stuff. while no cards we re old—fashioned stuff. while no cards were shown and arsenal toughed it out. exactly what he needed. joe wilson, bbc news. the fourth round is the last 32, still a few third—round replay

arsenal struggled to get a hold of the match.that again. much like the first half, chelsea were fully in control, a fourth goal. a lapse in concentration allowed arsenal to grab their first goal of the game, but the goal was in no doubt. goal of the game, but the result was in no doubt. the title race back on, and it's anyone to take. in netball, england have lost to new zealand. emily croydon was a lead. england had an experimental team here, there are also getting used to a new coaching setup, but this was a good opportunity for them to challenge new zealand, the world champion. they were lacking a lot of the experience of the squad that won on the world cup back injuly, i think lee arouses will be disappointed they don't have a bit more to show today, despite a few promising moments on the court. you could feel the buzz are still from the world cup, with england to shooters taking a break from international netball, they struggle to forge a partnership in a light shooting circle, they try different combinations but early cardw

now arsenal were energised. it. var examined lacazette's entanglement here. no further action. have a look at this contest by the corner flag. old —fashioned cup stuff. well, no cards shown and arsenal toughed it out. exactly what he needed. joe wilson, bbc news. that one from arsenal featuring pretty much on all of the back pages. ”‘reiss is the word” is the headline in the mirror after his scrappy finish at the emirates the times says that saracens will have to offload some of their star names to fit in with premiership rugby‘s salary—cap. and the sun looks ahead to tonight's manchester derby and pep guardiola's answer i will definitely never train in madrid. that's your final answer? there are no golf courses. i want a place like that. that is definitely no. well, ahead of that game manchester united have wared that they will eject any fan "visibly or audibly" supporting city in any home area of old trafford. both clubs have agreed to limit the number of tickets available for away fans in both matches as a se

arsenal now became too keen., aubameyang's tackle was seen as a yellow card, but it proved to be a video nasty. var was checking. aubameyang had gone from scorer to suspect awaiting the inevitable sentence. now a man up, palace might soon have gone a goal up too. james tomkins was denied by sokratis at the last moment. but arsenal hadn't settled on survival. nicolas pepe saw an opportunity to win it. vicente guaita in the palace goal refused to be beaten. in that moment, as in the match, arsenal's chance had passed. patrick gearey, bbc news. let's get the latest from the totte n ha m let's get the latest from the tottenham hotspur stadium and a round—up of all of the rest of today's premier league action. what have you got? we start with the standard fixture of the weekend at the tottenham hotspur stadium produce a mourinho is trying to plot this —— the end of this long unbeaten run for liverpool. it would be 38 games if they do not lose today. in the league, spurs have lost 15 times since liverpool were last bea

aliko: i am not by an arsenal right now. am buying arsenal -- because i am trying to take the company to the next level. david: what are the attributes that you think you have brought to the table which make you successful? aliko: i think the most important, number one, if you are going into any business, you must understand the business, a to z. you must know that business. ♪ david: in terms of africa itself, generally, are you bullish on africa's prospect for a place for people or industrial companies to invest? aliko: i think i am very, very bullish when it comes to africa. we have $20 billion i invest at home. in the first quarter, just in the next year. i am very, very bullish. i have done very well in africa. you know, i can tell you, if we continue with what we are doing today, based on our own projections, we will be able to, you know, within the next five years, the fortune 500. david: from time to time, i see on television networks advertisements for dangote, for your company. why do you advertise in the united sta

louis arsenal at that time. so it's key for the lincoln administration and for the unionists of missouri and st. louis to protect this at all costs. to do this they request the help of captain nathaniel lyon who is in command of company b of the second united states infantry regiment. he was stationed at forth leavenworth when the civil war officially began in april but then he was transferred to st. louis where he would bring with him about 100 men to guard the arsenal. he does realize, though, that the arsenal is going to take a lot more men than 100 to protect it, especially knowing that governor claiborne jackson, which he is pictured here, again, he has been working with the confederate government conspiring with them to, in his eyes, hopefully bring missouri into the confederacy officially and join these rebellious states. what he's planning to do is he's actually calling for the militia, the northeastern district of missouri state militia has gathered just outside of st. louis at a place known and lindell

arsenal now became too keen.yellow card, but it proved to be a video nasty. var was checking. aubameyang had gone from scorer to suspect, awaiting the inevitable sentence. now a man up, palace might soon have gone a goal up too. james tomkins was denied by sokratis at the last moment. but arsenal hadn't settled on survival. nicolas pepe saw an opportunity to win it. vicente guaita in the palace goal refused to be beaten. in that moment, as in the match, arsenal's chance had passed. patrick gearey, bbc news. elsewhere, there were wins for chelsea and everton and a victory for manchester united. but leicester s pursuit of liverpool at the top of the table suffered a setback when they were beaten 2—1 by southampton. liverpool kick off at tottenham in the next few minutes. we're back with the late news at 10.15. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello, this is bbc news. labour leadership contender sir keir starmer launched his official campaign to become the next party leader in mancheste

aliko: i am not buying arsenal now. i'm buying arsenal when i finish.'m trying to take the company to the next level. ? david: what are the attributes you have brought to the table that make you successful? aliko: the most important, number one, if you're going into any business, you must understand the business a to see -- a to z. ? ? david: so itself, generally, are you bullish on africa's prospects as a place in which people can invest, private equity firms or industrial companies? aliko: i am very bullish when it comes to africa. it is the main reason why we have $20 billion that we are investing, which we will finish by the end of next year, fourth quarter, in the next two years. i am very, very bullish on africa. we have done very, very well in africa. i can tell you if we continue with what we are doing today, based on our own projections and a we will be able to be within the next five years in the fortune 500. david: for time to time i see investments for dangote. is that general brand building? why do you advertise the dangote brand in the uni

arsenal's revival under mikel arteta was slowed up today by crystal palace.yang both scored and got himself sent off. the top scorer slotted arsenal ahead after they controlled the opening exchanges at selhurst park. his 1ath league goal this season. jordan ayew‘s shot deflected off david luiz to draw palace level as the home side grew in confidence through the second half. arsenal had to hold on in the end after abaumeyang was sent off for this tackle on max mayer by the video assistant referee. i don't think for one minute that he was determined to make a bad tackle or wanted in was determined to make a bad tackle orwanted in any was determined to make a bad tackle or wanted in any way to injure max maia, but i knew it was a bad challenge. i realised quite what a bad challenge it was and i suppose the only surprise was that took them so long to decide it because the moment i saw it on the video, it is a no—brainerfor a moment i saw it on the video, it is a no—brainer for a red moment i saw it on the video, it is a no—brainerfora red card, u nfortu nately. c

we'll be live at the emirates ahead of the final game of the fa cup third round weekend, as arsenal host and another manchester derby in the women's fa cup. we look ahead to the rest of the match ups from the fourth round draw. we will look back on the best of the action of the nfl wild card weekend. hello, good evening and welcome to the first monday sportsday of 2020. we've got a busy programme for you tonight as we look ahead to tonight's fa cup match at the emirates, but before that england's cricketers seem to have shaken off that winter bug. they've put themselves in a strong position to level the series in south africa, declaring on 391 for 8 to set the proteas a test record a38 to win. andy swiss was watching the action. under the shadow of table mountain, england found their own immovable object in the fast and flashy world of modern cricket, dom sibley is a throwback to more watchful times resuming on 85, he set about nudging towards a century will at the other end, ben stokes did but ben stokes does. between them, they were just south africa charter frustration. sto ked south

arsenal took the lead through nicolas pepe.gone when he found the net to open the scoring. they were 2—0 up by half—time, pepe‘s corner eventually falling for sokratis to smash in. manchester united were really very poor. no goals in the second half so that's the way it stayed. arteta clearly delighted with the resulted. with the result. now, just down the road, it's been quite some festive period for this man, david moyes, and he has ended it today in perfect style. back as west ham boss and back with a very impressive victory. he replaced manuel pellegrini this week and his side looked very comfortable as they beat comfortable as they beat bournemouth 4—0. two goals from captain mark noble and this terrific goal from sebatian haller. that helps them pull away from the relegation zone. two players in particular were singled out for praise after the match by the new boss. in truth, i've not had any time to work with the players, we have been in a day and a bit, you know, we have not been able to do set pieces, really, just beca

david: the arsenal team, is that a team you would like to buy? aliko: yes, i would like to buy someday. >> would you fix your tie? david: people would not recognize me if i fixed it. leave it this way. all right. ♪ david: i do not consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? ♪ aliko dangote is known to be the wealthiest man in africa. is that a title you are proud to have or one where you get people calling you for money, you wish you were not the wealthiest man in africa? aliko: first of all, thank you very much. it is great to be here. you the, when they call wealthiest person in africa, it comes with a lot of baggage. there are a lot of demands. people come up with different demands. it is good because i like to give back to the society. david: you are involved in many philanthropic endeavors in africa and elsewhere. let's go to some of them

as the youth put their faith in arsenal, arsenal put their faith in youth on the oldest cup competitionh to be repaid, just five minutes in fact. 18—year—old martinelli to 18—year—old saka. commentator: what a goal with real power from bukayo sa ka. 1—0 to the arsenal was the chant from the fans, but not for long as bukayo saka turned provider and eddie nketiah had the easiest of tasks. improvement needed. eddie howe did get that, but a goal in reply was proving elusive. the second half was more a story of injuries than it was goalmouth action. mustafi appearing to suffer the worst of them. when chances did arrive it was bournemouth creating them. jack simpson with one of the best. then there was another collision, but both sokratis and steve cook were able to continue. sam sturridge took full advantage and gave his side hope with his first bournemouth goal. bournemouth's lewis cook at the chance to equalise with the last kick of the game but he blazed over and it is the young gunners into the fifth round. the draw has been made for the fifth round. chelsea could meet liverpool if liver

so arsenal sit tenth — still four points behind sheffield united in seventh.r last 11, bournemouth needed a win over norwich, but it didn't come — they lost 1—0 away at carrow road. and from the start, it never really went to plan. now, bournemouth made a brilliant save to stop a goal in the first half. unfortunately, though, it was from their centre—back steve cook. a full out—stretched save to tip the ball over the bar. you have to see it on match of the day tonight — but, rightly, he was shown a red card. and teemu pukki scored the resulting penalty. and that's all norwich needed to close the gap on bournemouth. we can look at the rest of that day positive results here, just three others to tell you about. we've already heard about the late game, newcastle with that late winter. a draw between brighton and aston villa and another one between west ham and everton. at the top now, liverpool 13 points ahead with two games in hand — and then at the bottom, norge's big when confirmed. —— norwich's big when confirmed. a really big win for them, only their fourth

en los de la premier mÁnchester united hÉrcules final luego de caer ante el arsenal. el teatro de los sueÑos. en la prÓxima fecha el manchas tan llena este para nada mÁs y nada menos que al liverpool. a los 27 penal sobre william p y georginho. servÍa para ampliar la ventaja. arsenal y crystal palace se midieron en citrus park. el marcador pasarÍa de hÉroe a villano. luego de que nos locales empataran con el gol serÍa expulsado por una dura infracciÓn que fue revisada en el vr. se llevaron o punto que nos deja en la 10 posiciÓn. vuelve al cantÓn recibió a newcastle. >>y en la nfl los hackers han tenido 700 voluntarios para paliar la nieve para poder llegar al partido. >> nos despedimos con imÁgenes de innovaciones presentadas durante la feria del teclado yo por ejemplo este robot que te lleva hasta donde usted se encuentre de papel higiÉnico. todo se hace a travÉs de una aplicaciÓn móvil. >> bajada los presentador: bienvenido a la liga mx. a que estamos instalados en el estadio leÓn donde en un rato mÁs estará rodando la pelota, leÓn frente a querÉtaro.

arsenal can go clear again if they come away unbeaten from brighton later. first title for three years. she beat jessica pegula in straight sets in the final of the auckland international — a good sign as she builds up for another shot at a record—equalling 24th grand slam title. the australian open starts a week tomorrow. she donated her winner's cheque of $43,000 to the relief effort of the australian bush fires. spain have taken a 1—0 lead over serbia in the final of the atp cup in sydney. roberto bautista agut beat dusan lajovic in straight sets — the world's top two players, rafael nadal and novak djokovic are due on court next. the england cricket squad has been hit by illness yet again. this time it's captain joe root, who had to miss training in port elizabeth this morning, due to a stomach bug. with the test series against south africa level at 1—1, the 3rd and deciding test starts on thursday. england's tour has been badly affected by illness and injury from the start, with 17 players and support staff laid low by flu—like symptoms, and rory burns

in the big one to look out for, arsenal versus manchester united at 8pm.get more on the bbc sport website, including all the games from the premier league, the latest scores, when the kick—off, they up to the darts final this evening. peter wright, not they up to the darts final this evening. peterwright, not steve! had to the website for that one. i would love to see steve wright play darts, i know what you're thinking. thank you, gavin. police in hong kong have clashed with pro—democracy protesters during a new year's day march. 0rganisers of the demonstration say that more than a million people took part. police fired tear gas and some protestors responded by throwing petrol bombs. today's demonstations follow clashes with riot police as the new decade began. human chains were formed at major sites across the territory, as people chanted "liberate hong kong, revolution now!" pro—democracy demonstrations gripped hong kong for much of last year. a little earlier, i spoke to my colleaguejonathan head, who is at the protests. he said police were trying to g

and arteta's first victory as the manager for arsenal.n of david moyes as boss with a 4—0 thumping of bournemouth. the hammers move out of the relegation zone with bournemouth replacing them. more on all of those stories and about 20 minutes. see you then. a study involving nearly 29,000 women, has found artificial intelligence software is just as accurate as doctors at spotting breast cancer. it's the result of work by researchers at google health and imperial college london. cancer experts say it could eventually mean faster and more accurate diagnosis. here's our medical correspondent, fergus walsh. reading a mammogram is highly skilled work, done by specialist doctors. two radiologists analyse every woman's x—rays but now artificial intelligence, a machine learning computer designed by google health can do itjust as well as humans. compared to a single radiologist working alone, artificial intelligence was actually more accurate at detecting breast cancer. ai produced 1.2% fewer false positives, where a healthy mammogram is incorrectl

arsenal get a late equaliser at chelsea to stay in the top half of the premier league. and sergio aguero does it again as he comes on as a sub to score the winner at sheffield united this. hello and welcome to the programme where we're heading straight today three of the australian open, will currently well under way in melbourne. naomi osaka, has she gone through to the third round 7 naomi osaka, has she gone through to the third round? she breezed through and it is easy here as well on day three. and that causes a few issues for some players on court at the moment. no issues for a naomi osaka because she is comfortable this year. remember she won the title last year and found it because to replicate that performance she is so much more relaxed and comfortable this year and it was so easy for her as she came through in straight set. we have two reigning grand slam champions out on court at the moment, patrick vetiver is an action as well, —— petra kvitova. and then we will be seeing the world number one and big hope for australia at this home grand slam, ash barty. she

arsenal edge it in the fa cup.hey need a half time telling off from boss mikel arteta to spring them into life against leeds united at the emirates. after his success at the golden globes, will sam mendes‘s warfilm 1917 be in with a chance of a bafta? we'll bring you the nominations live. britain's biggest grime artist and this week's number one, stormzy, is joining us on the sofa later. good morning. today is going to be windy wherever you are, particularly so windy wherever you are, particularly so in the northern half of the country, gales or severe gales. i will have more later. it's tuesday the 7th of january. our top story: a british teenager, convicted of lying about being raped by a group of israeli men in cyprus, is due to be sentenced this morning. the 19—year—old could be jailed for a year for causing public nuisance after she retracted her original statement alleging she'd been attacked by 12 men in aiya napa. the teenager could be jailed for a year and find £1500 after a judge rejected her pleas in cou

they are going to be taking a look at the premier league and arsenal beating manchester united.today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: mikel arteta picks up his first win since taking over at arsenal as the gunners beat manchester united 2—0. former nba commissioner david stern, who led the sport into a new age, has died at the age of 77. and more than 85,000 watch the nhl winter classic at the cotton bowl in texas. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing mikel arteta, beating manchester united 2—0 in north london. both goals came in the first half through nicolas pepe and sokratis as the gunners move into the top half of the table. it was arteta's third game since taking over at the start

manchester city are level on points with arsenal at the top of the women's super league.cond after conceding a late goal. arsenal could re—establish their lead at the top of the table when they travel to brighton tomorrow. zlatan ibrahimovic said his first goal since returning to ac milan made him feel alive. the veteran striker scored the second in milan's 2—0 win at cagliari. given it was away from home, there was no elaborate celebration. he said, when he scores at home, he will celebrate like a god. exeter chiefs have qualified for the quarter—finals of the european champions cup after their game with glasgow finished 31—31 at scotstoun. gloucester are still in with a chance of reaching the last eight after a 29—6 thumping of montpellier at kingsholm, four tries and what could be a vital bonus point, although there are injury concerns to influential fly—half danny cipriani. reigning champions saracens also won to keep their chances alive. serena williams is warming up nicely for australian open in just over a week, too. she is into the final of the auckland internatio

the arsenal team, is that a team you would like to buy someday? >> yes, i would like to buy someday. >> would you fix your tie, please? >> people would not recognize me of my tie was fixed. ♪ i do not consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. how do you define leadership? what is it that makes somebody tick? he is widely known to be the wealthiest man in africa. is that a title you are proud to have? sothat one where you get many people calling you for money that you were not -- that you wish you were not the wealthiest man in africa? know, when they call you the wealthiest person in africa, it comes with a lot of baggage. summary demands. -- so many demands. but it is good because i like to give back to society. david: you are involved in many philanthropic endeavors. let's go through some of them before we go to how you made this money. recently, you had an event in and billwith mo e bram gates in

immediately, his final game will be at home for arsenal. and number two at home for arsenal.interim, it is something to see but manchester director that because there will be a lot of high—profile player in people and men's football will be very interested in the coming of the next miniature. —— manager. now on sportsday we like to sink our teeth into some of the big talking points around the world of sport and in cricket over the last week, the one thing that's got everyone's tongue wagging is the potential for test cricket to be reduced from five to four days. good commercial sense and giving players more of a rest or ruining the tradition of the game? adam wild has been looking at both sides of the argument for us, adam, why has this debate arisen now? it is not a new argument. it is not even a it is not a new argument. it is not even a new it is not a new argument. it is not even a new idea. he used to have all sorts of different length tests even timeless tests, i the test went on for 12 days, following the standard since 1979. a couple of years ago comes africa played z

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manchester united against arsenal.eresting with arsenal going up against manchester. the team looking for consistency. against arsenal, he will be disappointed because a new coach lost his opening game. manchester city also in action against everton at 530 pm. a meeting of great managerial minds. carlo ancelotti against pep guardiola. manchester city desperate to try and close the gap with liverpool. normally before january you can make those changes and quitea january you can make those changes and quite a few teams have decided, it is time to change direction of travel. one of those, west ham who have brought in david moyes following the sacking of manuel pellegrini so all eyes on how he will fare when they take on bonus. he was defined when he gave the press co nfe re nce he was defined when he gave the press conference saying he has unfinished business and it was great to be home. he was not there very long before they retain manuel pellegrini. interesting to see how he gets on. you could spend new year's day just

arsenal against leeds united is live on bbc one from 7:30 tonight. radio 5 live. the games keep on coming, tomorrow it's the first of the league cup semi—finals — and there's a manchester derby to look forward to as united host city. 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s manchester united side have lost huge ground to city in the last few years, but he's still full of praise for the way that pep guardiola's side have dominated. i had rather admired his team, they have raised the bar so much since pep guardiola came in, the standard they have said is something for us to aim for. it looks like rhys webb's made his final appearance for the french side toulon. the club's owner says webb has shown a "dishonest attitude" over his move back to wales. the scrum half will rejoin 0sprey‘s next season after being released early from his toulon contract forfamily reasons. johanna konta's out of the brisbane internataional tennis, as she prepares for the australian 0pen later this month. she lost in the first round in straight sets to barbora strycova — a player who konta's fai