bournemouth probably edged it, and in the end, deserved the win.ng game before the start of it. they are out of the bottom three. he was a relieved man afterwards. any win in the premier league is huge, we have had a lot of points snapped and to go the other way is a massive win so, late in a game where it was strange, because second half we were so good and it felt it wasn't going to happen and it happens with the last kick of the game. david wagner is another one celebrating. huddersfield with ten men beating west brom, you will not see tony pulis there. he wasn't celebrating, and he has questions to a nswer celebrating, and he has questions to answer how. celebrating, and he has questions to answer now. look at this celebration! reggie van la parra, goal of the day, a 1—0 win. we will see the celebrations. the story is west bromwich albion, because tony pulis is under pressure now. the fa ns pulis is under pressure now. the fans are calling for his head, three defeat in a row, nine without a win as well, only two winds in their last 20. the libe

big win for eddie howe and for bournemouth. 0ut very even game.nemouth. out of bottom three. he had been under pressure. we created chances in the first half maybe to do something more and the second half we are making too many mistakes and to concede in the, two minutes in extra time, it is always even worse. the feeling is, you have to be disappointed when these things happen. any win in the premier league is huge, we have had a lot of points snapped and to go the other way is a massive win so, late in a game where it was strange, because second half we we re so it was strange, because second half we were so good and it felt it wasn't going to happen and it happens with the last kick of the game. huddersfield have blown hot and cold and a good result. and the best goal. the goalkeeper was the hero. he was fantastic. 1—0 win against west brom and they're up to tenth. two home wins in a row. i think the story developing is about west brom, they were chants from the fans, we wa nt to ny they were chants from the fans, we want tony pulis out. he has

a big win for bournemouth. swa nsea for bournemouth.wing with everton. who knows what is going on at either of those teams! let's look at the top of the table. united are still playing at the moment. i know it is early days, but is anyone going to stop manchester city? david pleat says he feels that manchester city can go through the season unbeaten. i was not surprised to hear that. i think manchester city can and probably will end the season like that. look how tight it is between second and seventh, the european slots will be fought over, went they? totte n ha m , be fought over, went they? tottenham, a real opportunity missed. let's have a look at the bottom. we we re let's have a look at the bottom. we were talking about west brom, they really need to turn something around here. west ham play their first game under david moyes and if they win... if they get the win, west ham will move out of the bottom three. then you have to question what is tony pulis' future. thank goodness that the premier league is back, it is a big weekend. i

pope francis is in myanmar today, the country also known as bournemouth.hat is the first ever papal visit there. he will be meeting the tiny catholic communities in myanmar and neighboring bangladesh, but the real hot button issue is the situation of rohingya muslims. some 600,000 of them have been pushed from bournemouth into bangladesh. from burournemouth -- ma into bangladedesh. pull francis will meet with government authorities. chief.e to the army he is also due to speak with the defective civilian leader aung san suu kyi. reporter: pope francis has landed in burma and wasas greetd enthusiastic catholics, thousands of thehem. sosome had traveveled for arouno days by boat or train to catch a glimpse o of the pontiff. dressed inm nototably traditional outfits, and these states who live in these -- they are internally displaced and live in camps due to the anding civil war in burma, they really hope the pope francis in his meetings with the burmese authorities will talk abouout their rise and protectin for them. another bigurse issue concerning human rig

burnley are up to sixth after winning 2—1 at bournemouth.ney scored a hat—trick as everton thrashed west ham 4—0. an interested spectator was the former england manager sam allardyce who's set to be named as the new everton manager on thursday. in france, paris saint—germain have extended their lead at the top of ligue one. they beat troyes 2—0 with goals from neymar and edinson cavani. those two have combined to score 38 goals already this season. psg running away with the league they're now ten points clear of marseille — who move up to second after a 3—0 win at metz. there were shock defeats for lyon who were beaten 2—1 at home by struggling lille, and for the champions monaco who lost 1—0 at nantes. in spain, the holders barcelona are through to the last 16 of the copa del rey after thrashing murcia 5—0 on the night, and 8—0 on aggregate. atletico madrid and sevilla are also safely through after big wins. but there were a couple of upsets — with the two big basque teams both beaten by sides from the third tier. bilbao were knocked out by

burnley are up to sixth after winning 2—1 away at bournemouth. sent to the stands in the first half but antonio rudiger scored the only goal to beat swansea. they are still third. liverpool are up to fifth after beating stoke 3—0. have a new manager. to that otherjob announcement, west bromwich albion have a new manager. alan pardew is back in work after 11 months, signing a contract at the hawthornes through to 2020. there hears. —— there he is. he was sacked at palace in december, coincidentally making way then for sam allardyce. pardew replaces tony pulis who lost his job last week , they haven't won a match in any competition since august. my my teams play on the front foot and try to put teams under pressure. we sometimes get a bloody nose in doing that. that is what i will deliver here at west brom. ultimately, hopefully, somewhere along that line we can get up to 1.5, 1.7 point per game. i think i have achieved that in the past at certain times at clu bs. in the past at certain times at clubs. that is what i hope to do here. in scotland, c

and we could have more in line for a debut with lewis cook of bournemouth, dominic solanke of chelseagus gunn, coming into line. the names escape me because they're so new to the fold. they could make their debut tonight and if they do so they would be playing against some huge names, number —— none other than neymar at the world's most expensive player for the gareth southgate was speaking about him in the build—up to the game. brazil on the counterattack, it is one of their strong suits. so we must make sure we're ready for that. and individually have to defend well against him and show patience and have certain physical attributes to cope with him as well. so selection becomes important around that well. you think any player is worth £200 million? if there was to be one it would be him! david southgate says still open—minded about who they will take to russia next year for the world cup so a chance for many to sta ke the world cup so a chance for many to stake a claim. indeed this is a young england squad lacking in experience. but there was cause for optimising and encouragement f

bournemouth scored in stoppage time to beat newcastle.ey. and brighton are up to eighth in the table brighton are up to eighth in the ta ble after brighton are up to eighth in the table after beating swansea 1—0. there were 27 fa cup first—round ties today and three league sides have come unstuck against nonleague competition. oxford will be celebrating. they got the first win over a leg side in the competition. and the header in the second half put them on the second round. and a convincing 4—0 victory over cheltenham. the fourth and final goal here. borehamwood came from behind to knock out blackpool. there was an 88th minute winner. the home fa ns was an 88th minute winner. the home fans had a memorable victory to zabret. after the opening defeat against australia, disappointing. england led 22— six at half time. very, very poor after the break. a 29— 10 victory. it was a win marred by allegations of biting, a claim made by the lebanon captain. there was an amazing 12 try match at port elizabeth. 36—0 with three minutes remaining. all

in bournemouth and gone and often when i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth you know i had to fight for success at first i went to radio stations and college radio or to magazines with the circulation of let's say around a thousand and this house had i visited them all and see him and sent every fan a personal reply i can't do that now in this kind of light and. once it's like why do electronic dance music and so i can a lot of influences from different directions from pop from rock i even used to play a country influenced song and i had to. i work with other artists because i can't sing and i'm not a good instrumentalists thomas been. eliminated fun similar has taken his summery beats pop melodies and live performances to the top of the charts but to do that he had to shelve his dream of studying art and give up his job as a pastry chef. today as the father he spends every summer on tour sometimes playing three shows in twenty four hours. plus a freshman in a success means sacrificing privacy it's gotten to the point where i say that my life now takes place on the road i used

bournemouth thrashed huddersfield and chelsea also thrashed strugglers west bromwich 4-0. thrashed strugglerswith managerless everton while liverpool romped to a 3—0 win at home to southampton. roma moved above lazio into third with victory in the rome derby. natalie are currently 2—0 up against ac milan. —— naphthalene. real madrid and atletico madrid are currently level in the madrid derby. by munich pulled six points clear with a win. in rugby union, england have beaten australia by 30—6 to make it five straight wins over the wallabies. that scoreline did not reflect the balance of play. our sports correspondent was at twickenham watching the action. england, the home side, ran away with the game in the drizzle as the match slipped away from australia. only in the closing few minutes was the match settled and certain. at key points in the match the australian coach was visibly fuming at the decisions. an australian try disallowed and offside at a crucial time. at one point australia were reduced to 13 men. england can say they have great finishers to bring off the bench to make a finishers

wins for crystal palace, manchester united and watford while it was goalless between swansea and bournemouthan missed the chance to go second in the table after drawing 1—1 at hamilton academical. hearts have now gone 5 games without a win after they played out a goalless draw with ross county. england's cricketers have an almighty battle on their hands when play resumes in the first ashes test in brisbane in around three and a half hours time. on day three they were frustrated by aussie captain steve smith who completed a battling unbeaten century to help his side into a first innings lead. england then lost two quick second innings wickets with former captain alastair cook failing again — he fell to a bouncer from josh hazlewood for just 7 and hazlewood struck again to remove james vince for 2.. so england will resume on 33 for 2 — a lead ofjust 7 runs. lewis hamilton's hopes of ending the formula one season with a win suffered a blow after being beaten by his mercedes team mate in qualifying for the abu dhabi grand prix. valtteri bottas smashed the track record at the yas marina circuit t

he's struggled with injury and spent last season on loan at bournemouth — and he's yet to make a premierst to stay here we will fight 100% for him to stay here because he is a guy who is top quality. he is back fit now. when you have a top—quality player, you want him to be at arsenal. and before i go, an update from wales's women's world cup qualifier against bosnia—herzegovina — it's half time and still goalless. the bbc sport website has updates, as well as more on all today's stories. i'll have more for you in the next hour. police are investigating an incident ata police are investigating an incident at a children's playground in west sussex in the crawley area. at 10:30am they received a report of a stabbing at the cherry lane adventure playpark. a man was arrested in connection with the incident, a man in his 60s, believed to be the victim, was treated for serious injuries but sadly pronounced dead, say the police. police are appealing to anyone who was there, any witnesses, for any information. the bbc has learned that an increasing number of parents of children with special need

burnley are up to sixth after winning 2—1 at bournemouth. dugout to the desert. the former chelsea and tottenham manager andre villas—boas has left his position as boss of chinese side shanghai sipg, next up for him is competing in the dakar rally — as you do. the 40—year—old, whose uncle took part in 1982 edition, will drive a toyota hilux in the car category. the race starts in peru on the sixth of january. now, here's what's been catching our eye on social media. if you're a sports fan and someone who likes their art, how about this for a dream job? paris—based artist pierre navarro has made a career out of designing football boots for some of the game's biggest stars. he's made one off designs for the likes of didier drogba, romelu lukaku, pierre—emerick aubameyang, and ronaldinho. navarro has even fully crystallised boots — which take over a week to do a pair! you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, that is your thursday sport briefing. al thanks

bournemouth scored in stoppage time to beat newcastle at st james park, which mean they climb out ofn zone. another away win for burnley. they beat southampton 1—0 at st mary's. brighton are up to eighth in the table after beating swansea, i—0. the swans have dropped into the bottom three. there were 27 fa cup first round ties today. and three league sides have come unstuck against non—league opposition. oxford city will be celebrating after the club's first win in the competition over a league side. they're 56 league places below league two colchester but matt paterson's header early in the second half was enough to put them into the second round. national league maidstone united pulled off a shock with a convincing 4—2 victory over league two cheltenham. the fourth goal here from delano sam—yorke. national league boreham wood who came from behind to knock out league one side blackpool. 2—1 was the score. dan holman with the 88th minute match winner to give the home fans at meadow park a memorable victory to celebrate. england have their first win at the rugby league world cup. it w

so confirmation of those scores and the other games today — a 10 man bournemouth thrashed huddersfielde crystal palace drew with managerless everton. liverpool romped to a 3—0 win at home to southampton, and manchester united are home to newcastle. in scotland celtic extended their run of unbeaten games to 64 with a 1—0 win over ross county. aberdeen lost ground on the champions after they lost 2—0 at home to motherwell. bottom of the table dundee drew 0—0 with kilmarnock. a steven mclean goal in injury time gave stjohnstone their first win in seven games — they won 2—1 at hibernian. and there was a 2—0 defeat for rangers — hamilton academical beating them in the league at ibrox for the first time since 1926. justin rose is making a spectacular late charge to win golf‘s "race to dubai" title for the highest money winner on the european tour. he's now leading the final event — the tour championship by a shot going into the last round while his rival tommy fleetwood is two shots behind him. david goffin has shocked tennis fans by knocking roger federer out of the world tour finals in lon

swansea just missed out on taking the points managing a goalless trial told to bournemouth.e of the top four gets tighter, liverpool and watford in the miguel burnley and arsenal battle it out tomorrow. and it is just a tight at the other end, palace remain rooted to the bottom despite their win today, west brom stay one point out of the bottom three and everton are two points out of safety. there were just two games in the scottish premiership today. hibernian missed the chance to go second in the table after drawing one all at hamilton academical. hearts have now gone 5 games without a win after they played out a goal—less draw with ross county. in the championship, leeds beat yorkshire rivals barnsley two—nil to move up to 8th in the table. first—half goals from samuel saiz and ezgjan alioski helped leeds to a comfortable victory. for barnsley, that's now two successive home defeats. elsewhere in the championship aston villa beat ipswich 2 nil, chris coleman got his first win as manager of sunderland — they beat burton two nil and move off the bottom of the table — it's t

no goals between swansea and bournemouth. go to bbc.com/football for details. and out the ashes.now, with a lead ofjust seven runs. here is oui’ hours from now, with a lead ofjust seven runs. here is our sports correspondent. the first two days of these test match were pretty much level pegging, you have to say that australia now have the edge at the end of day three. england are 33—2, at the close, a lead ofjust seven runs. they lost two wickets in a torrid vinyl session. alistair cooke and james vince both out. captain joe root were stuck on the helmets, frankly he is ok, but it was a difficult closing hour. they had started early on in the day well, they took three early wickets. they looked to be heading for a lead, but then a brilliant innings from steve smith, 141, not out, he guided australia with a little help from pat cummins, who‘s scored an important 42. australia edging ahead, thanks to a stunning performance from steve smith. they will now feel that they have the advantage going into day for. if they can getjoe root‘s wicket early, they have got a strong chance of wi

too ten men in the first—half, and you would have expected huddersfield to fight back but it was bournemouthfantastic result. swansea are still deepin fantastic result. swansea are still deep in the relegation zone, a good win for burnley. crystal palace and everton and disarray. let's look at the top of the table and see how much that united's when has caused them. they are still eight points behind manchester city. look across to second place to seven places. anything could happen in those european spots will stop google get that champions league spot? 16 consecutive wins for much the city, they could be gone. can anyone touch them? we can be talking about an invincible season. let's look at the bottom of the table. west ham, david murray ‘s charged tomorrow. bottom of the table. west ham, david murray 's charged tomorrow. usually about the new manager syndrome and a win for west ham at watford would see them out of the bottom three and the psychological boost could be huge for stop it is quite state at the bottom so apart from pallister and a terrible state, anything happen. thank you. in

the other matches saw 1—nil wins for huddersfield, bournemouth, burnley and brighton.y but they should now reach the quarter—finals. scotland can still qualify from their group despite another heavy defeat, this time from new zealand. here's our sports correspondent david ornstein. serenading the start of a unique event — the first meeting of england and lebanon. plenty of local support for a side including part—timers, builders and electricians among them. the early graft was done by england. watkins scores the opening try. beaten by australia in the opening game, this seemed a more straight forward task. lebanon though were quick to respond and when they levelled the cars —— scores we had a contest. england took control, but did one player lose his? he is accused of biting. there fs no question about england's next try. burgess with a magnificent solo effort. big brother sam loves the moment. to put his country on course for the quarter—finals. the moment. to put his country on course for the quarter-finals. also hoping to be there are scotland, however in their path

elsewhere, there were wins for bournemouth, burnley, leaders manchester city, liverpool, chelsea and‘s unbeaten domestic run is now 64 games after the scottish premiership leaders won at ross county from an outstanding leigh griffiths free kick. there were also wins for motherwell, stjohnstone and hamilton. roger federer has been sensationally knocked out of the world tour finals in london. the swiss favourite and six—time champion was beaten in the semis by david goffin, from belgium, for the first time. britain's jamie murray also lost in the last four of the men's doubles. and there's news ofjustin rose's late charge for golf‘s race to dubai on the bbc sport website. but from me for now, goodnight. back to you, kate. thank you very much. goodnight. hello. this is bbc news. dorset police say a body has been found on land near swanage in the search for missing teenager gaia pope. they say they are "confident" it is the teenager, who disappeared 11 days ago. with me is our correspondent, adina campbell. what has happened? what do we know? it marks the end of the search effort. it was

elsewhere in the premier league, bournemouth left it late but managed a 1—0 win at newcastle, thanksddie howe‘s side move out of the relegation zone. there was also an away victory for burnley at southampton. sam vokes scored the only goal of the match nine minutes from time to move them level on points with chelsea and arsenal. there were also wins for brighton and huddersfield, while leicester drew at stoke. there are four matches in the premier league today. tottenham, who beat real madrid in the week, host bottom side crystal palace in the early kick—off before several huge games. manchester city will extend their lead at the top of the table if they beat arsenal at 2:15. at 4.30 jose mourinho returns to stamford bridge to take on chelsea with manchester united, while second bottom everton host watford. the fa cup first round proper delivered the shocks we were hoping for, with three non—league teams taking down bigger opposition and plenty more upsets along the way. drew savage takes us through the day's action. it's partly about the anticipation. you can hope you will be going

a io—man bournemouth thrashed huddersfield. chelsea thrashed strugglers west brom, 4—0.ith managerless everton. liverpool romped to a 3—0 win at home to southampton. in the scottish premiership, celtic have extended their record unbeaten domestic run to 64 games with a 1—0 victory over ross county, courtesy of leigh griffiths' free kick from 25 yards with 12 minutes to go. meanwhile, aberdeen lost ground on the leaders after they lost 2—0 at home to motherwell. and there was a 2—0 defeat for rangers, hamilton beating them in the league at ibrox for the first time since 1926. in rugby union's autumn internationals, an impressive win for eddiejones' england at twickenham. they scored four tries as they ran out 30 points to six winners over jones's native australia. but, asjoe wilson reports, it was a closer encounter than the scoreline suggested. the bricks and mortar are the same but english rugby union is now defined by an australian. eddiejones has rebuilt it all with a cautious smile. eyeing up the posts, owen farrell, back in the starting line—up, partly to do this. o

nsea ha d opportunity to take the points for swansea had only managed to call the straw at home to bournemouthited remain city's nearest challengers, city adelaide huddersfield tomorrow is the race for the top four get even tighter. liverpool and watford are all in the mix while burnley and personal battle it out tomorrow. it is just as tight at the other end, swansea are also in the drop zone and west brom stay out of the bottom three. everton a re brom stay out of the bottom three. everton are two points from safety, away at southampton tomorrow. there were just two games in the scottish premiership today. hibernian missed the chance to go second in the table after drawing one all at hamilton academical. hearts have now gone 5 games without a win after they played out a goal—less draw with ross county. in the championship, leeds beat yorkshire rivals barnsley two—nil to move up to 8th in the table. first—half goals from samuel saiz and ezgjan alioski helped leeds to a comfortable victory. for barnsley, that's now two successive home defeats. elsewhere in the championship aston villa beat ips

no goals between swansea and bournemouth.cond in the table after drawing 1—1 at hamilton academical. they took the lead through simon murray but antonio rojano equalised with just over a quarter of an hour to go at new douglas park. hearts have now gone five games without a win after they played out a goal—less draw with ross county. now to the ashes. england will resume in around a0 minutes from now on 33/2 in their second innings going into day a of the first test in brisbane — a lead ofjust seven runs over australia. despite england's apparently precarious position, their fast bowler stuart broad thinks it's still fairly even. the previous three days have been nothing if we don't get to write tomorrow but as i say it is sort of in our hands, someone goes and play safe steve smith type not, gets the bowlers into their third orfourth speu bowlers into their third orfourth spell tomorrow, we are in the driving seat. and you can follow what promises to be a really tense and crucial day on test match special tonight 11:30. play

a 2—1win at bournemouth means sean dyche's side move above spurs, up to sixth in the table.ghtclub. the police have handed theirfile to the crown prosecution service. he could be here through to the t20. any time you get to rub shoulders with a player of that calibre, it's an excitement for the players, and i think that's great for us. that's all the sport for now. more later on. there is movement on the question surrounding the state visit invitation that theresa may issued to donald trump quite a long time ago now so let's speak to norman smith. we are expecting something in the commons? we are going to get what is called an urgent question which means a government minister has to come to the commons and reply to mps about the donald trump tweet. so it's going to be a full—blown commons debate about the issue and, all the time you sense pressure is building on downing street to rethink this offer of a state visit to the president with the mayor of london, sadiq khan, weighing in in the past few minutes, as we were hearing, saying that mr trump had betrayed the special rela

these students at bournemouth university have grown up with smartphones.onship i have with my phone is quite intense because i use it like, all the time. i think it is part of my body now. it is always with me. i feel like if i don't have my phone with me, and eve rybody's like, talking about memes, for example, i wouldn't understand the joke or what eve rybody's laughing at because i wasn't on my phone. so how does technology hack its way into our brains? according to psychologists, it taps into our neural reward system. we are driven by natural rewards and these kinds of natural rewards are very basic rewards. food, water, sex. these are the sorts of things that are making us happy on an everyday basis. but with technology, some of these needs are almost being replaced by the kinds of social notifications we may have received, by the smartphone technology that we are using. so, you know, these are technological rewards that can be given to us that can trick our brain into having those rewarding moments and to receiving most technological rewards that can

results on saturday liverpool swept past southampton three no and they were big wins for chelsea and bournemouth manchester united beat newcastle four one to six a club record of thirty eight games unbeaten at old trafford. was was ours we don't control the goals we haven't we reflection. time for. a very emotional thing for all of us for all of us that close to two such a. professional. one of the biggest injuries in. over that. coming back was as it was a joy for everyone for us close to it was more than that was was big in motion to see the big guy coming back so matches and said he remain the runaway leaders with eight point advantage over their manchester rivals who are in second position chelsea the current champions well they are in third place on twenty five points top them round up the top four arsenal who beat spurs in sixth position at the moment now the red diamonds have edged closer to a second asian football title the japanese giants are crucial away goal drawing one one with saudi arabia in the first leg of the champions league final in riyadh. looking for a last one in two thousa

bournemouth are out of the relegation zone after an injury time winner at newcastle. from us, so to go the other way is massive in a game that was strange, because second half we we re was strange, because second half we were good and created a number of chances and it felt it wouldn't happen and it happened with the last kick of the day. burnley are up to sixth in the table and only ouside the top four on goal difference. they also won 1—0. sam vokes' 81st minute goal saw them beat southampton at st mary's. there was one draw today in the premier league, it came in the early kick—off at stoke as they drew 2—all with leicester. it was the visitors who opened the scoring, with vicente iborra scoring his first goal for the club. it didn't take long for stoke to respond though, as moments later shaqiri rifled home the equaliser. leicester took the lead once again through hard work from riyad mahrez, but stoke pulled themselves level for a second time, thanks to peter crouch who is the only player to score over 50 headed goals in the premier league. he might have got a la

leicester city little ball swept past self hampton three no and they were big wins for chelsea and bournemouthas well so manchester city remain the runaway leaders in the english premier league they now have an eight point advantage over they said he rivals united you can see the current champions chelsea are in third place there a further point adrift of man united taught them how to completing the top four despite their defeat against arsenal who round up the top six liverpool in fourth place on twenty two points now they was a big madrid derby in the spanish league on saturday a big match but not much action as far as the score is concerned it finished mill no other games that are fair were for one win as against all of this in the early kick off barcelona eased fast legalists and severe beats out of the go to one at home. hello and are our red diamonds have played out a one one draw in the asian champions league final first leg in riyadh rafael saw overhand the japanese club the early lead diamonds are looking for a second champions league crown they won of the last time in two thousand an

results on saturday liverpool swept past southampton three mil and they were big wins for chelsea and bournemouth as well month united the new council for one to set a club record of thirty eight games unbeaten at old trafford. so manchester city remain the runaway leaders with eight point advantage over their manchester rivals in the second and despite their defeat also in the north london dhabi tottenham a still in the top four. ok the earlier red diamonds have edged closer to a second asian football title the japanese giant scored a crucial away go during one one with saudi arabia's in the first leg of the champions league final in riyadh looking for the crown as they wanted in two thousand and seven worth. i mean for that title number three after last tasting glory back in two thousand the second like take place today. the men's professional tennis season will officially conclude in london later with the closing match at the a.t.p. world tour finals but six time champion roger federer wanted to be taking part federer's comeback even ended with defeat in the semifinals the world number two loo

elsewhere in the premier league, bournemouth left it late but managed a 1—0 win at newcastle, thanks while leicester drew at stoke. there are four matches in the premier league today. tottenham, who beat real madrid in the week, host bottom side crystal palace in the early kick—off — before several huge games. manchester city will extend their lead at the top of the table if they beat arsenal at 2:15. at four o‘clockjose mourinho returns to stamford bridge to take on chelsea with manchester united, while second bottom everton host watford. the fa cup first round proper delivered the shocks we were hoping for, with three non—league teams taking down bigger opposition and plenty more upsets along the way. drew savage takes us through the day‘s action. it is partly about the anticipation. you can hope you will be going home saying i was there. but it is far from guaranteed. this was the national league springing a surprise to be coming from behind to defeat blackpool. and now they fancy going for a bit of a run. i look at lincoln and sutton last year. why not? why not. i know we have on

he plays a bournemouth, but they are taking on swansea. we have a striker special.such a long time, one of his children almost forgot is a footballer. have a look. tel is a bit about your son. he obviously now thinks you are a footballer again.|j thinks you are a footballer again.|j think he thought i was a super fan. he had never seen me play. he would always say, daddy, when will you play? it felt to him that i was not a footballer. we went into the club shop to get him a shirt at the beginning of the season and he asked for another player. i said, this has to change because daddy does play and now he once my name on the back of his shirt again. we will have a look at the west ham game. john mozz will bejoined by look at the west ham game. john mozz will be joined by the at wembley. steve parrish. yes, the palace co—owner and chairman. watford? interesting situation. marco silver, rumours that he will be going to everton. everton still haven't got a manager. we will be talking about the managerial merry—go—round. manager. we will be talking about the managerial me

three celsius for manchester and gloucester and down to brighton and portsmouth, southampton and bournemouthurprised if there is a dusting first thing in the morning out in the countryside around east anglia. towns and cities around zero also, but in rural spots, it could be as low as minus six celsius. we have already had that so far this autumn. it could dip as low as minus seven celsius. tomorrow starts off cold. lots of sunshine around. but again the eastern coasts, shower clouds coming through and newcastle, probably getting rainfall, but the north york moors could be getting sleet and snow showers. temperatures will be feeling as if they are below freezing because we have got the win coming off the north sea. friday, again another chilly day, but we starting to see the temperatures creep upjust starting to see the temperatures creep up just a little bit. starting to see the temperatures creep upjust a little bit. we starting to see the temperatures creep up just a little bit. we are not going to get mild weather, but the weather is going to turn a little bit less cold. around this area

has been a big topic recently in the united kingdom as well dr jane caldwell of the university of bournemouth spoke to us earlier saying athletes have always been vulnerable i think you know if you look at it from a sociological point you know i think sport is an institution in society like religion like military like family. and education employment and politics and i think we're beginning to realize that within those institutions in society there are power dynamics and there are people in positions who are very very powerful and some of those people abuse that position of power and instead of looking after young. young people that are vulnerable they're. using their situation and using their status in the wrong way. i think investigative journalism and media exposure has been helpful that we've seen in the last twelve to eighteen months and that it's been taken seriously and i think people that have come forward are actually. heard. and there's. activists groups and pressure groups asking for their voices and their stories to be taken through legal channels. and you know i think there's a k

city from the under 21 ts, manchester city from the under 21 ‘s, lewis cook and dominic solanke of bournemouthgareth southgate more than willing to give youth its head. and it would not be surprised if we had at least two of them here tonight, maybe not angus gunn in goal becausejoe hart is coming back. but exciting and promising times for england as they build up to the world cup next summer which a resurgent brazil arguably favourites for. thank you very much. jack sock kept his dreams of progressing to the semi—finals of the atp world tour finals in london — after beating wimbledon finalist marin cilic in three sets. the american, who lost his opening match to roger federer, came from a set down to defeat the fifth seed, 5—7, 6—2, 7—6. federer and german third seed alexander zverev meet in the same group this evening. that was a tough one, the fire alarm went off in our hotel at four o'clock and we had to exit the building so it has been a long morning. but it has been an amazing atmosphere, i love playing in london. i have amazing memories from wimbledon doubles. i love to play in front of

he's struggled with injury and spent last season on loan at bournemouth — and he's yet to make a premieror him to stay here. because he isa 100% for him to stay here. because he is a guy who is top quality. and who is now back fit. and for me when you have a top—quality player you wa nt you have a top—quality player you want him to be at arsenal football club. arsenal take on huddersfield in the premier league tomorrow evening but there are four games tonight. brighton host crystal palace in a fixture that has increasingly become a grudge match over the years. spurs are at leicester, second place manchester united travel to watford and managerless west bromwich albion host newcastle united. england head coach wayne bennett has finalised his squad for the rugby league world cup final against australia on saturday — and there's only one change to the line—up that survived a late fight—back to beat tonga at the weekend. with josh hodgson injured, veteran forward chris heighington has been recalled. he takes a spot on the bench, with james roby starting at hooker. to rugby union — and wales

mist and fog around berkshire, hertfordshire, oxfordshire, heading towards southampton and bournemouthe rain in northern ireland will sink south during the day. weakening and taking what's left of the rain. the same holds true for scotland. where you have the heavy rain, that will sink southwards into northern england, weakening, so the rain will be lighter and more drizzly. the showers will persist in the north. some of them heavy. blown along on a good breeze. that wind picking up to possibly gale force. south of it we are looking at some sunshine. through this evening and overnight the weather front continues to sink into central and southern england, parts of wales. with patchy rain temperatures were not for that low. ahead of it, there would be more fog along —— around. especially from wiltshire, hampshire and dorset. to the north of the weather front it will be chilly. cold enough for frost in the west of scotland. tomorrow, that is where we will see the sunshine. the northern half of the sunshine. the northern half of the country. try and sunnier than today. also cooler. as a we

he's struggled with injury and spent last season on loan at bournemouth and he's yet to make a premierp quality and who is back fit now and that's for me, when you have a top quality player, you want him to be at arsenal football club. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. jessica, thank you very much. i was busy talking to my next guest. that's why i was late! jessica, sorry. the excitement is ramping up for the mob05 — or to give them their full title — the music of black 0rigin awards. injust under 2a hours — the star—studded ceremony gets under way in leeds, with chart—topping rapper stormzy, grabbing the headlines with five nominations. also up for some of the biggest prizes, the mcj hus who will be flying the flag for the grime genre, emeli sande is up for best female for her album long live the angels while craig david leads the best r and b music category. one of the other talking points this year is the show‘s partnership with nhs blood to encourage people from black and ethnic minority communities to register to become blood donors. i'm please

he spent last season on loan at bournemouth.s best interest to stay here we will fight 100% for him to stay here because he is a guy who is top quality. he is back it now. —— back to fitness. when you have a top—quality player, you wanting to be at arsenal —— you want him to be at arsenal. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. the shadow brexit secretary, sir keir starmer, has suggested the government may be in contempt of parliament by withholding information on how sectors of the british economy could be affected by leaving the eu. sources close to the brexit secretary, david davis, have accused labour of pressing for material that could compromise the national interest. 0ur assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster. we seem to be facing another showdown between mps and ministers over brexit yet again. which has scarred this whole brexit process. now the latest row over documents which are meant to illustrate the impact of brexit on different parts of the economy. the government

yesterday's 2—1win at bournemouth lifted the side into the top six after they recorded their fourth awayaway games in the top flight. this season we have added to the group, the mentality is growing. i have been pleased this season, pre—season i was pleased, we lost an important players and had to replace them, and some have stepped in and delivered marvellous performances, so delivered marvellous performances, so long may that continue. manchester city needed and 96 winner from raheem sterling to give them a 2-1 from raheem sterling to give them a 2—1win at home over southampton. his 30th goal of the season helped city to a 12th straight win for manager pep guardiola. it is amazing, but that is what it is. we do this kind ofjob, not to wait to lift the title or not lift the title, it is when you are in these kind of situations, you have to enjoy it, you have to celebrate it, because you never know what will happen in the future. of course we wa nt to happen in the future. of course we want to win the league, the premier league, like all the teams, all the contenders, but you have to cel

here in london, yes, but also in edinburgh, cardiff, bournemouth, leeds and in other towns and citiesnt has a duty to step in. when british banks suffered during that crisis, government did not turn its back on the sector wasting decades of effort and forfeiting our global position, instead we were steadfast in our commitment to fixing things and making the sector even stronger than before. government worked to create a more stable and defective regulatory framework and in doing so, strengthened resilience and reputation of the uk's financial sector and contributed to the strengthening of the global financial system. this has been a success story for britain and that success story for britain and that success has been enabled by strategic support from government. and a long—term commitment from conservative, and a previous generation of labour politicians to provide certainty and follow through. that model, a strategic long—term partnership between government and a vital sector, effective and evolving regulatory frameworks and incentives, has led to global pre—eminence for the uk. goo

my honourable friend, the member for regular meetings with my honourable friend, the memberfor bournemouthreview the full state of our bilateral relations and to drive home the strength of feeling in this house and in the country at large about the plight of mrs zaghari—ratcliffe and other consular cases. in order to maximise the chances of achieving progress, i would venture to say that honourable members should place the focus of responsibility on those who are keeping mrs zaghari—ratcliffe behind bars, and who have the power to release her whenever they so choose. and we should be united in our demand that the humanitarian reasons for releasing her are so overwhelming that if iran cares about its reputation in this country, then its leaders will do now what is manifestly right. and i commend this statement to the house. the shadow foreign secretary, for the avoidance of doubt, the foreign secretary has responded to an urgent question, in the course of which he has very properly made remarks. it is important, as others in the house can testify from past experience, took the sting was bet

i would prefer to be in bournemouth, glorious. 15 degrees with blue sky and sunshine. heading down towards us. hopefully i'll be able to show you more about it in a moment. we've got this weather front. it is in cloud and rain across the midlands and south wales as we speak. it'll drift steadily south. behind it, clearer conditions, but cold. and windy as well. gusts of wind, gale force or severe gales into the far north of the country. the rest of the afternoon we keep those showers into the far north. top temperatures disappointing especially factoring in the strength of the wind. the thermometer might say five or six but it doesn't feel like that. northern ireland and northern england lots of sunshine coming true for the rest of the afternoon and an improving picture across wales and the midlands. we will see that cloud because the front will continue to reducing rain close to the m4 corridor. south of that, miles, 15 degrees across the south. you keep the sunshine probably till the end of the day. the cloud arrives, the rain comes through, it drift steadily away. h