cannot follow it right there on the esports website. -- bbc right there on the esports website. —— bbc sportapers. -- bbc —— bbc sport website. hello and a warm welcome to our work ahead will be bringing us tomorrow, with me sam lister and a member of labour policy form, brace blakely. many of the front pages are already in. tomorrow's financial times leads on uk financial regular to stepping up warnings to big banks to sever their links ahead of the 2021 deadline. tamara's measure report on a plea from psychologist to force a social media giants to pay millions of pounds in tax to tackle mental health harm allegedly caused by their sites. the guardian has a story about grenfell tower inquiry and concerns of bereaved relatives over the role of one of its members. the daily express has an appeal from a mother to the nhs to grant her son a mother to the nhs to grant her son a wonder pill to save his life. the sun leads on the great british bake—off baker sun leads on the great british ba ke—off baker presenters sun leads on the great british bake—off baker presenters sandy toxic to quit the pr

all will be taking place on the 26th ofjanuary until details are on the bbc sports website.e first referee to go to the var. it cannot be a coincidence that has not happened in the premier league. we have started in august, now not ones reverie has been to the pitch side. we are not saying that the referee should go there five or six times a referee should go there five or six timesa game, referee should go there five or six times a game, but in terms of making and getting the correct decision, and getting the correct decision, and his on field decision from the referee, i think it is key and hopefully that is the first of many. let's round up some of the day's other sports stories now. cristinao ronaldo scored his first hat—trick in the italian league this afternoon. the former world player of the year helped juventus to a 4 nil win over cagliari in series a. exeter have donated their share of saracens' fine for breaching the premiership salary cap to their charity foundation. the reigning english champions were fined over £5 million and docked 35 points after breaching sal

you get more on that, and the latest news, on the bbc sport website. team, goodbye. hello there. after all the rough weather, the wet and windy weather we've had to contend with this week, you may be pleased to hear that things are about to calm down. but it's not all plain sailing just yet. this is the earlier satellite picture — this stripe of cloud has been bringing outbreaks of rain. there are shower clouds and following on behind and this hook of the cloud is the centre of an area of low pressure bringing a swathe of very strong winds still across the far north and west of scotland through the first part of friday. starting the day generally between 2—9 degrees. through the day, a couple of clutches of showers to contain with, one moving across the midlands, wales and southern england and some heavy with hail and thunder mixing in and this band of showers drifting across scotland and northern ireland will contain snow over high ground in scotland, say, above 300m, more showers in the far north and staying windy in northern scotland. colder from the

katy watson, bbc news in brumadinho. with all the sportland are in control after an impressive day two of the fourth test against south africa. they got a00 in their first innings and restricted the home side tojust 88—6 in their reply so far. patrick gearey reports. test cricket's a delicate balancing act. important to remember where you are in the wider picture, while keeping your mind clear. 0llie pope has that rare clarity. this is only his sixth test. but already he seems to be on top of things. 50. he and joe root mopped up the bowling. this was getting away from south africa fast. then a fight back. first pope went, then root. commentator: this time he's got him! sam curran lasted one ball. three wickets for 11 runs with things starting to swing. stuart broad certainly was. he battered the attack all around johannesburg. by the order, he's england's worst batsman. partner mark wood, second worst. and yet watch them go, enjoy the show. england ended up on a00. surely the series now beyond south africa. after all, the local batting's

this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: cristiano ronaldo starts his year in style with his first serie a hat—trick. dom sibley stars for england as they look to level the test series against south africa. but not such a good day for fernando alonso, though, who runs into trouble at the dakar rally. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football news, and there were six games in italy's top flight on monday with cristiano ronaldo scoring his first serie a hat—trick. the 34—year—old was instrumental injuventus‘s win, but it didn't stop inter going back to the top of the table. with that, and news of zlatan ibrahimovic‘s milan return, here's craig templeton. another decade, another cristiano rinaldo hetrick. and a first in serie a. sloppy defending court rinaldo on his way just after sloppy defending court rinaldo on his wayjust after halftime. a clu msy his wayjust after halftime. a clumsy challenge then lead to a penalty and a second for the portuguese star. gonzalo then added

you can follow the action on the bbc sport website.d dreamers. the fa cup third round gets under way today, a chance for the smaller teams to shine against the smaller teams to shine against the big boys, and they don't get much bigger than the holders manchester city, where league 2 side port vale are heading this evening. they enjoyed a comfortable wind over cheltenham in the last round, but they will not recognise the etihad stadium because the last time they met was more than 20 years ago. a year later, port vale's biggest fan had a winning album sing when you're winning, but he is not expecting to this time. they will be able to go up there have a great night, a great day ahead. miracles do happen, but maybe this is expecting a miracle a bit too far. who knows, you know? pep might put out hisjunior squad. please, pep. that is all the sport for now, you can get all from the fa cup games on the bbc sport website, including all the bbc sport website, including all the preview material. the first six matches kick off before 12:30pm. w

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. bring you up—to—date with how we see the rest of the weekend unfolding across the british isles. a lot of cloud in the forecast having said that, there isn't an awful lot of rain to speak of. many of you will stay dry. there is a notable exception to what i've said so farand it notable exception to what i've said so far and it comes in the shape of these weather fronts. very close by to the north—west of scotland and here the cloud is at its thickest. it will come and go during the course of the day. but generally speaking, the further north and west you are the more likely you are to rain. leeson started the day but you may well lose your sunshine across the afternoon. lots of cloud around but with gaps around. it mayjust p0p but with gaps around. it mayjust pop through here the sunshine. eastern sides of hill sides are the more favoured spots to see fleeting sunshine. similarly in the evening, lots of dry weather around. in the east, if you pop that cloud for any length of time, to

all tonight's results are on the bbc sport website.d of their match against west ham tomorrow night. it's their game in hand in the premier league which could see them go 19 points clear. he was also asked about his decision to field his under23‘s against shrewsbury next week and the fact that he'll miss the fa cup replay himself. people say it's lazy or disrespect of all, it is not true but it is not important because everyone is right to have an opinion but i'm responsible for my players and i decide for them, for us, for the whole group. this is the mid—season break and it has been because that what everybody needs. and if you justice what everybody needs. and if you just ice working same way, nothing will change. —— and if you just remained working in the same way. last may, israel folau, was kicked out of australian rugby. the wallabies star and super rugby‘s record try scorer had already been warned about making homophobic comments but was sacked when he repeated them in an online post. now, he's switched back to rugby league and

that is all from the bbc sport centre for now. the next hour. thank you. after weeks of criticism over the handling of australia's bushfire emergency, the country's prime minister has admitted he could have done things differently. scott morrison says he'll propose a powerful inquiry — a royal comission to look into the official response. he also announced a fund of 76 million australian dollars to help some of those most—affected. he's been speaking to our partner network in australia, abc. there are things that i could have handled on the ground much better. these are very raw, emotional environments. i've got to say that 95% or thereabouts of the responses i have had in these cases have been very positive and very appreciative. but, david, these are sensitive environments. they are very emotional environments. prime ministers are flesh and blood too in how they engage with people. scott morrison speaking to the abc. 20 years after the end of the ban on gay, lesbian and bisexual people serving in the armed forces, the royal brit

that's all from the bbc sport centre for now, martine.channel. that's all from me. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. let's get more on our main story, that two mortar rounds have landed near the us embassy in baghdad and rockets have hit a base housing american troops following the assassination of an iranian military commander, general qasem soleimani, by a us drone attack outside baghdad airport on thursday. thousands of people have taken part in his funeral procession in the iraqi capital. here, the defence secretary, ben wallace, has said the royal navy will be accompanying ships through the strait of hormuz — a vital route for global oil supplies off iran's south coast. jarret blanc was the state department coordinator for the implementation of the iran nuclear deal at the us department of state under president 0bama. he's now a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. it's very difficult to see how things de—escalate. one of both sides need to stop making escalatory decisions. at every moment over the last

now on bbc news, sport today. sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: a second—half goal from juan mata sends manchester united into the fa cup fourth round as they beat wolves. baseball's newest scandal has now reached the boston red sox. what next after their manager, alex cora, is fired. and she's won four grand slams, retired twice, but age is just a numberfor kim clijsters. she tells us about her latest comeback to tennis at 36. it's a challenge. the trick of it is that step two see, let's do this. hello and thank you forjoining us on sport today here on bbc world news. let's begin with football.

tomorrow's manchester derby in the fourth round of the women's fa cup on the bbc iplayer and via the bbc sportre on sportsday on monday night at 6.30 on bbc news. now, we arejust now, we are just six days away from the start of the new super league season in rugby league, the competition was officially launched atan competition was officially launched at an event at headingley earlier. 0ur correspondent dave woods was there. the new super league season is perhaps the most anticipated, and the competition —— in the competition 25 year history. a host of star names signed by a host of the top clubs, but the most compelling story, undoubtedly that of toronto wolfpack, and their star signing, sonny bill williams. the first ever north american side to play in the top flight of a british professional sporting league, and a stellar star in their midst. you will make you come a lot of talent, a lot of talent. just being here today, seeing the other the other men in the room, you know, seeing them in peak condition and ready to 90, them in peak condition and ready to go, so the excitement is real, eve

now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.ampion in the women's singles, naomi osaka, has begun with a victory. kansas city chiefs are through to the superbowl for the first time in 50 years — but who will they play? and who else but cristiano ronaldo, as he scores twice forjuventus, taking them four points clear at the top of serie a. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with the news that the first tennis grand slam of the year, the australian open, is underway. the big names are immediately onto the court as well on day one and john watson is there for us.

you can follow it on the bbc sport website, as well as over on bbc two.rnoon. part two of the weekend brings another glorious sunny day for many of us, very cold start with some frost and also some fog around, that fog could be slow to clear, it might not clear at all in parts of north—west england, in towards the west midlands, aware of that, will be chilly where it holds on but lots of sunshine elsewhere. more in way of cloud for some of scotland, milder, 10 degrees in stornoway, a little bit of rain for the northern isles but most places chilly and dry. very strong area of high pressure dominating as we go sunday into monday, more isobars, a wea ker sunday into monday, more isobars, a weaker weather front to the north of the uk so here it is going to be less cool to start monday, the green colours there but elsewhere further south under clear skies, another career start with force, perhaps some list fog to. a cold day, but the cloud further north and you can see as we head through the week it should stay largely dry, variable cloud and sunshine at time

you can follow it on five live and the bbc sport website. the fa cup across the bbc. liverpool and everton live on bbc one on sunday, as well as arsenal v leeds united on monday evening. and the bbc sport website will have live text commentary and goal clips across the weekend. now, onto someone that's starting the new year we thought we would take a look at the effect on footballers in the top flight. the effect on footballers in the top flight. for most of us, this is the time of year we resolved to get fit. the league footballers it's the point of exhaustion. this weekend, most premier league clubs will play their fifth game in 15 days. before that, the leaders liverpool were at the world world cup. they will be facing everton in the fa cup. the boys ran 13 kilometres last night to wina boys ran 13 kilometres last night to win a premier league game. i can tell them, try and run only 11 so you are fine for the next game but it doesn't work like this. it is more, it's quicker, it's more physical and demanding in all departments. there are nu

hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.unbeaten run in the premier league stretches into a second year. the atp cup is underway in australia, but does tennis need another team tournament? and is it the cursed tour? england's opening batsmen rory burns may think so after an injury playing football ends his series against south africa. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with the footballing news that it's now a year since liverpool were beaten in the premier league. the last team to get a win against them were the champions manchester city, but they look like they'll be handing their title over to them at the end of the season. jurgen klopp's side stretched their lead at the top back to 13 points with a 2—0 win over sheffield united. mohamad salah put them on their way after just four minutes, while his strike partner sadio mane doubled the advantage in the second half.

now on bbc news, sport today.rt today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: atletico madrid fight back to stun barcelona to reach the final of the spanish super cup. after a thriller in cape town this week, is there still a place for 5—day test matches? and shane warne's baggy green cap raises more than $500,000 at auction for the bushfires appeal. hello and welcome along to the programme. we'll start with football, as atletico madrid have beaten the reigning champions barcelona 3—2 to reach the final of the re—vamped spanish super cup, which is being played in saudi arabia. after a goalless first—half, koker put atletico madrid in front one minute after the re—start. barca replied with two goals in quick succession

this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. irst 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

now on bbc news, sport today. hello. this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.o ronaldo starts his year in style with his first serie a hat—trick. dom sibley stars for england as they look to level the test series against south africa. but not such a good day for fernando alonso, though, who runs into trouble at the dakar rally. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with football news, and there were six games in italy's top flight on monday with cristiano ronaldo scoring his first serie a hat—trick. the 34—year—old was instrumental injuventus's win, but it didn't stop inter going back to the top of the table. with that, and news of zlatan ibrahimovic‘s milan return, here's craig templeton.

now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre.amme... tunisia's 0ns jabeur — the first arab woman to reach a grand slam quarter—final, now hopes to go one better a grand slam quarter—final, at the australian open. a country mourns a lost star — kobe bryant is remembered from one side of the usa to the other. and 13—time winners arsenal are through to the last 16 of the fa cup after a 2—1 win over bournemouth. hello and welcome to programme, where we start with tennis news. the quarter—finals are under way at the australian open in melbourne. the year's first grand slam has some big matches on court on day 9 and we havejohn watson in place to bring us all the latest. 0ns jabour struggling, history is going to be made either way. how are things going at the moment. cannon is through against 0ns jabour. she's had a brilliant

now on bbc news, sport today.ogramme: super sergio! manchester city striker aguero hits a record—breaking hat—trick, as his side demolish aston villa. back on top, juventus lead the way in serie a, with cristiano ronaldo on the scoresheet in their win at roma. and serbian delight. novak djokovic helps them to victory over spain, in the first ever atp cup final. we start with football, and manchester city are back up to second in the english premier league table, after thrashing aston villa on sunday. sergio aguero scored a hat—trick as the reigning champions won 6—1 at villa park. john murray reports. the champions inflicted aston villa's heaviest defeat since they returned to the

now on bbc news, sport today.rt today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: day five of the australian open where this crowd behind may have just seen the world number one book her place in the final 16. liverpool's unbeaten run in the premier league continues as roberto firmino scores the winner at wolves. and no decision yet on whether england bowler joffra archer will return for the fourth test against south africa. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with tennis at the year's first grand slam in melbourne. the australian open has moved into day 5 and we can join our reporterjohn watson. there has already been a victory for the top seed, ashleigh barty. the home crowd must be excited. yes, they were indeed. you can probably imagine that this is the australian support, the australian faithful here on day five watching on the big screen to my left. a huge cheer went up screen to my left. a huge cheer went up when ashleigh barty, the world number one book her place in the fina

dan roan, bbc news. sport and for a full round—up, from the bbc sport centre, here's ben.and have moved onto 300—7 in theirfirst innings at lunch of the second day of the final test against south africa. 0llie pope and joe root both made half centuries, but fell quickly as england lost 3 wickets for 11 runs midway through the morning session. sam curran the last to fall — out first ball as anrich nortje claimed all three batsmen. england lead the series 2—1 and will win it if they avoid defeat in johannesburg. ben stokes should expect to find out today if he'll be punished after swearing at a fan on day one. the all—rounder was reacting after he said he was verbally abused. england asked for added security at the wanderers, but officials have said throwing more people at the problem is not the solution. staff have been told to be more proactive in spotting abusive comments. this happens far too often. it happened at this ground the last time england were there, players took a lot of abuse. there is a fine line between banter from the crowd and personal abuse, and personal

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.to milan for £17 million. we will have plenty of updates after two o'clock. in the last few minutes the united states has reacted to the news that the chinese technology firm huawei is to be allowed to play a limited role in the uk's ultra—fast 5g mobile phone network. reaction from the us coming through. as senior trump administration official saying that the us is disappointed by the uk's decision to grant huawei, albeit a limited role. the year saying there is no safe option for un—trusted vendor is to control any part of a five g network. we look forward to working with the uk on the way forward. that coming through on the reuters agency in the last few minutes. un—trusted vendor, the reference they being that the british government has listed huawei as such. it won't have access to sensitive areas such as military bases, nuclear sites. those are the first goats coming through from washington. my colleaguejoanna gosling hosted your questions answered looking at huawei's involvement

bbc news. with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon.y's premier league games has just kicked off — crystal palace up against arsenal, with the latter a point behind in the table. and it's arsenal who lead — pierre—emerick aubameyang the scorer after 12 minutes. liverpool managerjurgen klopp says he's not motivated by records, even though they could make history today. a win at tottenham later would take them to 61 points after 21 games — two more than manchester city managed at the same stage of their remarkable title winning campaign two seasons ago. idid not i did not think about it, the only thing i can say if we were worried about any kind of record we would have not won the number of games that we've won so far. that's it. world number one rafa nadal has taken spain into the final of the atp cup in sydney. they'll face serbia tomorrow. nadal had a tough match against australia's alex de minaur, but he came from a set down to win and give his team an unbeatable 2—0 lead over the hosts, after roberto bautista agut had beaten nick kyr

sport today is coming up next. this is bbc news.health organization has warned the entire world needs to take action to stop the spread of the new coronavirus, which began in the chinese city of wuhan. the white house has warned president trump's former national security advisor that his controversial new book can't be published unless he deletes classified information. more than 4,000 calls a week for ambulances in england involve waits of more than an hour for a crew to arrive. nhs bosses say there's rising demand and delays handing over patients at a&e, as our health editor, hugh pym, reports. on the trolley, while you were a bit unconscious at the time... dave relives his lengthy ordeal after suffering a heart attack. he was stuck on a trolley in the hospital but, before that, there was a 2—hour delay waiting for an ambulance to arrive. i thought i was going to die. i had massive chest pain and then i got a dreadful pain right across my left shoulder, right to the spine. this is when she explained to me the difficulties they wer

now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today, from the bbc sport centre.ive at the australian open on day 2 of the championships, where we have already seen and upset. the number 12 seed, konta, we have already seen and upset. the number12 seed, konta, is we have already seen and upset. the number 12 seed, konta, is out. the toronto raptors proved too good for the hawks in atlanta as they make it four successive wins. and spar move off the bottom of serie a with a shock to — one win over atlanta. hello there and welcome to the programme, where we start with tennis, because the second day of the year's first grand slam, the australian open, is well under way in melbourne. monday's rain has cleared but they are playing catch up cleared but they are playing catch up after

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. ires burning in australia has risen to 24. efforts are under way to help those who have had to leave their homes. australia's prime minister scott morrison is deploying military resources to help tackle the flames. it's estimated that up to 500 million animals may have died in the flames, with some species facing exctinction. ken stewart ran a conservation area which has been completely wiped out. we operate what was known as the wildlife refuge. we use take an injured wildlife and rehabilitate them and it is classified as a wildlife refuge. we have, or had, what is known as a voluntary conservation ground on a total of 16 hectares or a0 acres and two thirds of that is under a conservation agreement. unfortunately at the moment, there's not much left to conserve, but it was... it contained a lot of rare species of wildlife and flora and fauna, and we lived there for about 25 years. we had a reasonable house, we were in the process of building another house, and we had several sheds, al

now on bbc news: sport today.mme: men‘s top seed rafael nadal heads out in the quarter—finals grand slam title. simona halep ‘s through to the final. there is plenty to talk about in that australian open. tom watson willjoin us in a moment. to have a chat. i can tell you that simona halep has gone through in her quarterfinal. she has won herfirst up quarterfinal. she has won herfirst up match. let us go across to melbourne. as far as what is happening, anastasia pavyluchenkova is playing garbine muguruza. how important is psychology when it comes to these games?” important is psychology when it comes to these games? i think it a lwa ys comes to these games? i think it always plays

now on bbc news sport today hello, i'm tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sportre as manchester city put three past manchester united in the first leg of their league cup semi—final it's a classic in cape town as ben stokes leads england to victory in the second test against south africa. and the dakar rally continues with carlos sainz leading the way in the car category through the saudi arabian desert hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football news and holders manchester city will take a two goal lead into the second leg of the english league cup semi final later this month after they beat manchester united 3—1 at old trafford, and watching was the bbc‘s football correspondentjohn murray. after 45 minutes it look like this semi—final was nearly over. now, at the midway point

now on bbc news, sport today. hello, this is sport today live from the bbc sport centre. programme: day three of the australian open championships where we have seen the rainy and champion of the women's singles, naomi osaka, booka rainy and champion of the women's singles, naomi osaka, book a place in the next round. 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.

there's more on the bbc sport website. mishal. los angeles, as the hollywood awards season gets underway. among the contenders is the world war i epic 1917, directed by sam mendes, and martin scorcese's the irishman. 0ur los angeles correspondent sophie long is live on the red carpet. anticipation is building here on the red carpet, who will go home with the coveted golden globes? we know the coveted golden globes? we know the best director will not be a woman because none have been nominated in that category, something that did not go unnoticed. these are sensitive times in hollywood yet ricky gervais is it hit the night, the british comedian famously unafraid of causing offence product we could be in pain interesting evening. —— in line for an interesting evening. it is that time of year again, when stars align and sparkle on red carpets and young british actors get a taste of tinseltown. they don't come much younger than roman griffin davis. he has been nominated for best actor in a musical or comedy for his part in the heartbr

john sudworth, bbc news, taiwan. with all the sportg. we're starting in the premier league, so those of you planning to watch match of the day after the news, time to look away if you don't want to know the results. liverpool remain unbeaten, as roberto firmino scored the only goal of their game at tottenham to extend their lead at the top of the league to 16 points. that lead was helped by the result at the king power stadium, where second—placed leicester city were beaten 2—1 by southampton. danny ings continued his scoring run as saints avenged the 9—0 thrashing they suffered to leicester earlier this season. elsewhere, crystal palace and arsenal drew 1—1 in their london derby. chelsea eased to victory over burnley and everton beat brighton. manchester united scored four at old trafford against the league's bottom side norwich, while wolves and newcastle drew. in the women's super league, manchester city have moved joint top after they beat everton. a brace from germany's pauline bremer gave them a 3—0 win to move level with arsenal

there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest in the scottish premiership. more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello, this is bbc news. emergency teams in turkey are continuing to search for survivors of friday's earthquake. at least 35 people are known to have been killed and more than 1,600 injured after the quake in the east of the country. our world affairs correspondent, richard galpin, has the latest. she is just five years old, and covered in blood, but this girl is now safe. the rescue team pulling her out from under the smashed blocks of concrete and other debris brought down by the earthquake. for the rescue teams, speed is now essential to save lives in freezing temperatures. this emergency worker using a mobile phone to speak to a family trapped underneath the debris, telling them they must keep awake. in the light of morning, the extent of damage was revealed. this, just one of 30 buildings to have been brought down. and hundreds of aftersh

sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre: i think your team is playing tonight.p. we don't know who my team—mates. the first goal of the night came at andrees, a temporary home and sky—blue have taken the lead against the league 1 side bristol and if coventry when they would be back at saint andrees to pay their landlords, burning and safety. newcastle going well for them, 3—0 up against league1 rochdale, the first was an open goal, it was a doubled there advantage. tottenham, 2—0 up against middlesboro at home. pouncing on a defensive error from the championship side. it's a cute life to the stadium now. mismatch is over on bbc one, all the bbc sport website, kicks off at five past eight there you can see they doubled their lead. another argentinian, eric, lovely goal, 2—0 up for tra nsfers. eric, lovely goal, 2—0 up for transfers. waiting for the winners of that one. we are less than a week away from the start of the australian open. the first tennis grand some of the year, organisers have been criticised for allowing qualifying to take place with air quality c

bbc news. now with all the sport here's ben croucher at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon.nnesburg, where england have had a bit of a wobble on the second day of the final test against south africa. england just need to avoid defeat to win the series. katie shanahan reports. a slight delay to the start of play, but with the outfield drying and the camera clean, we were ready to go. although it was only a 45 minute wait, ali pope started making up for lost time and it wasn't long before he had his third 50 of the series, just 22 but already looking a key pa rt just 22 but already looking a key part of this team. at the other end, the england captain was also aggressive. he would soon have his half century. joe root‘s 47th in test match cricket. the thing about test match cricket. the thing about test match cricket is that it can change quickly. any of the bat and a head to the wicket. pope was my face says it all. as the sun arrived, so did the south african chances. this one missed by faf du plessis is. this one wasn't. and he was at it again the very next ball. sam curran

you can follow all the action from lausanne on the bbc sport website. t's it. te next news on bbc one is at 6:10pm — bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with geeta guru—murthy. more now on the news that british scientists say the number of people infected by a potentially deadly virus emerging in china may be much higher than official figures suggest. there are nearly 50 confirmed cases, but experts from imperial college london believe the realfigure is closer to 1700. earlier i spoke to professorjohn oxford is a virologist at queen mary, university of london. he says a lot is known about the coronavirus family which could help halt its spread out of china. we know a lot about the family and that gives a lot of information. one thing we know about the coronavirus family they are not global, they‘ re not pandemic. if anyone thinks this is going to develop into a bass pandemic, sweep around the world and affect millions of people, that is a wrong interpretation. these viruses don't act like this, they're much more circumspect. as you s

there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from snooker‘s masters, where there's beenw on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. 00:22:37,983 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. a young londoner is urging more wheelchair users to report accessibility problems when they re travelling around the capital. belinda bradley s campaigning has already made google change its maps to be more wheelchair user—friendly. but she s not stopping there, as paul hawkins reports. it has been an entire journey for me where i have had to throw myself in at the deep end. last night, 21—year—old belinda bradley told 900 people at this kingston theatre about her campaign to make london more wheelchair friendly. it was very rewarding but very full on. my mum was the inspiration for it. we had lots of hard journeys trying to get from a to b when she was visiting me at university and i wanted to do something to help her but that has turned into a thing that has helped millions of people instead. in august 2017, belinda started the stay loud camp

you can follow this live on bbc two or to the bbc sport website. bingham, two frames out.es in lausanne. she's the first british woman to compete in an olympic nordic combined event. that involves two completely different sports — cross—country skiing and skijumping. our reporter nick hope spoke to her before she competed. they leap from 70 to 90 metre hills, reach speeds of over 60 miles an hour and reach speeds of over 60 miles an hourand can reach speeds of over 60 miles an hour and can travel over 100 metres before landing. this thrill—seeking, then there's ski jumping. in 16—year—old mani cooper is the first british woman to ever attempt it as an olympics. it is quite scary. you havejumps an olympics. it is quite scary. you have jumps where it really lift you out and then you get the timing right, you get the air right, you get the positioning right and then they just have get the positioning right and then theyjust have a smile on your face. yes! but one sport is not enough for the kettering teenager, who took up nordic combined after moving to austria with her famil

all the goals from today's games are on the bbc sport website and app.ay two of the second test in cape town. the hosts slipped from 157—3 to 215—8 at the close of play and it was ben stokes again who was the star of the show with four superb catches. adam wild reports. in cape town, a beautiful warm day, watching on, english knights were heating up too. into battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after yesterday's batting problems, today's opening stand was england's last. and anderson didn't — not for long anyway. all out for 269. now, it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds, but right then for england, things were not looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the ball, the game suddenly moved at quite some pace. time then to get a grip of it. ben stokes and another brilliant catch from him. hamza, the latest batsman to wonder just how he does it. and while south africa were still working it out, stokes caught hold of another. england's day brighter by the moment. another player caught by an england ha

sport, and a full round—up from the bbc sport centre.l and everybody else in the premier league, and they have a game in hand. it is after yet another win. they beat tottenham 1—0 in north london for their 20th victory in 21 games this season. they drew the other one. roberto firmino scored the game's only goal in the first half. jurgen klopp's side have broken the record for the best start to a league season in europe's top five leagues. what i know about football is if somebody gives you a trophy or something then it's done. until then, you have to fight as much as you can. and that's what we do in the start. it is what we have always said. the rest of the start is obviously nearly perfect, but so far it is only the start. and we have to continue, and we will continue, because our contenders are so strong. so city will not give up, whatever guardiola says in public, they will never give up. we have two play it, and that is how it is. i know that is no problem, i have to do the same. so far it is all really good. that gap has widened be

all the goals from all of today's matches are on the bbc sport website and app. comeback, but today it's even better. it's a special moment against a premier league side to get the replay and get them back to prenton park on a tuesday or wednesday night. we had them on the ropes and momentum in football is massive and we used it to our advantage and after the first goal, it was a snowball effect and i thought we could go on and win it. but obviously, they kept the ball a bit better after that and realised what had happened. they are a good side, so it was hard to get it off them. and cricket, england have the edge over south africa after day two of the second test in cape town. the hosts slipped from 157—3, to 215—8 at the close of play and it was ben stokes again who was the star of the show with four superb catches. 0ur cricket correspondent, jonathan agnew was watching. well, it all happens when you have fragile batting line—ups up against top—class bowling attacks. and that's what this series seems to be all about. both england and south africa, their batting

we'll have all the latest on their bid for the title from the bbc sport centre. iraqis out of kuwait, has seen the most intense air attacks since the second world war. tobacco is america's oldest industry and it's one of its biggest, but the industry is nervous of this report. this may tend to make people want to stop smoking cigarettes. there is not a street that is unaffected. huge parts of kobe were simply demolished as buildings crashed into one another. this woman said she had been given no help and never advice by the authorities. she stood outside the ruins of her business. tens of thousands of black children in south africa have taken advantage of laws passed by the country's new multiracial government and enrolled at formerly white schools. tonight sees the 9610th performance of her long—running play, the mousetrap. when they heard of her death today, the management considered whether to cancel tonight's performance, but agatha christie would have been the last person to want such a thing. this is bbc world news today. the latest headlines: after days of

you can follow the action with the cricket social via the bbc sport website.d round gets under way. 20 matches in total, and several are about to kick off. this, the time of year where smaller teams can get the better of a bigger side — perhaps one from the premier league. manchester city, the holders, will be hoping that doesn't happen to them. they're preparing for the visit of league two side port vale this evening. vale enjoyed a comfortable win over cheltenham in the last round, but they won't recognise the etihad stadium because the last time these two sides met was more than 20 years ago. a year later, port vale's most famous fan — robbie williams — had a hit album sing when you're winning. but he's now feeling too optimistic about that today. vale will be able to go up there have a great night, a great day ahead. miracles do happen, but maybe this is expecting a miracle a bit too far. who knows, you know? pep might put out hisjunior squad. please, pep. it's a sentimental day for many players today — particularly for peterborough midfielder george boyd

going to manchester united, in what has been a pretty quiet transfer dave all delayed host on the bbc sportn roy hit a century as england's men won a 50—over warm up match against a south african invitational 11. ahead of the t20 world cup, england's women are playing a tri—series against india and australia. they lost their opening game to india by five wickets, with harmanpreet kaur hitting the winning runs in the final over. graeme mcdowell has slipped back to two shots off the lead at the halfway point of the saudi international. a second round 68 leaves him on eight under par. france's victor perez leads. the racing point formula one team will be rebranded to aston martin from next year. its after the team's owner bought a stake in the luxury car company. the controversial trainers used by eliud kipchoge to break the two hour marathon mark will be banned by world athletics. some of nike's other controversial running trainers will be allowed though — with some restrictions. and snooker‘s china open, in march and april, has been cancelled due to the threat of the coronavirus. world snook

coming up next on bbc news is sport today. the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: teenage kicks for liverpool as curtisjones scores a brilliant goal to beat everton in the fa cup. brescia's mario balotelli slams lazio fans after alleged racist abuse in serie a. and fernando alonso gets his first ever dakar rally campaign off to a solid start in saudi arabia. hello and welcome to the programme, where we start with the fa cup. the merseyside derby between premier league leaders liverpool and near neighbours everton on sunday was arguably the biggest. jurgen klopp started a younger side as he rotated his players making nine changes from their last game against sheffield united. with all the details including a wonder goal from curtis jones,

now on bbc news it is time for sports day.elcome to sportsday — i'm chetan pathak. 18—year—old curtisjones scores a stunner as liverpool's youngesters knock everton out of the fa cup at anfield. sheffield united survive a scare to put out the last remaining non—league side afc fylde. dom sibley hits an unbeaten 85 as england take total control of the second test in south africa. also coming up on the programme... sam kerr makes her highly debut as chelsea beat reading to extend their unbeaten run in the women's super league. and what next for tom brady after the new england patriots are knocked out of the nfl play—offs? thanks forjoining us. a wondergoal from 18—year—old curtisjones has taken liverpool into the fourth round of the fa cup as they beat their merseyside rivals everton by a goal to nil at anfield. jurgen klopp made nine changes from the team that beat sheffield united in the premier league on thursday, but his young side got the job done as the regular starters got a much needed rest. alex gulrajani reports: they

you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport.rk together perfectly. if they don't. .. but as the race back to space hots up, commercial ventures are looking for simpler, cheaper, quicker alternatives to building spacecraft. and here in la, ifound a startup trying to solve all of those problems in the unlikeliest of ways — by 3d printing rockets. this is relativity space. existing rocket bits are not 3d printed. what is the advantage of 3d printing? a lot of it, from our perspective, is flexibility. traditionally, factories are made of tonnes of fixed tooling. it's then very expensive, very hard to change, then where you have to retooling factory in order to make a new product or even change a product slightly. for us, we can change all of that in software. so it's digitising the manufacturing process and providing flexibility, where, if you push new code to the printers and the hardware on the factory floor, you can actually make an entirely different product without changing anything in hardware. after a stint at spacex, jordan

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. gavin, i hope you had a good one. it was bullied, thank you, happy new year to all of you at home. busy day in the football today — two premier league matches underway right now. more now from kt who is at the etihad stadium ahead of the big—game airfrom etihad stadium ahead of the big—game air from manchester city against everton. how will they fare today? well, it is a difficult one to call, because if you look at manchester city over the last decade, they have been formidable at times, haven't they? they have won back the premier league with 100 points, more trophies than any other english side in the last ten years, but they haven't finished 2019 as they would haven't finished 2019 as they would have liked. they are currently third in the table and trailing liverpool bya in the table and trailing liverpool by a whopping 1a points. but they do have a chance to eat into that lead with liverpool playing tomorrow, they face everton here. it is a trickier prospect than it would have be