getting back into the premier league is his and newcastle's target and the same goes for brighton andd, who beat garry monk's tim? they go into night's fifth round draw for the first time in the history and four than the competition still means something. from using the prize—money to fix a lea k from using the prize—money to fix a leak in the clubhouse or dream of lifting the trophy for rear —— for real. well, i'm delighted to bejoined now by somebody who played in their share of fa cup fixtures during their career, with the likes of norwich, blackburn and chelsea. chris sutton, thanks forjoining us. first of all, i want to get your thoughts on the team selections we have seen by some managers. this kind of debate has been rumbling on. do you think it diminishes the value of the fa cup because managers are making so many team changes?” of the fa cup because managers are making so many team changes? i think some of the changes are understandable. i think it does devalue, i do not know whatjurgen klopp was playing at but liverpool had gone out of the league cup and this was the opportu

the brighton line is immediately n back of us and here the neighborhood is brand-new and today the trees arch over the cannot see the houses. the house on the left here is a left and n the lower spectacular houses. back.hole area is coming on flatbush avenue in that area 1930's that was just restored and reopened. but i plan en there to go. i hear they did a magnificent job. changing area is around. trains show you that l were not subways, this is the l trains, brooklyn the myrtle avenue l and lapsed -- and lasted until 1969. can you imagine if this was be a huge y it would tourist attraction. i'm not sure if you would be work because to those are wooden cars. wooden cars se because they never rebuilt the structure below. merritt avenue of the many avenue l was tufrpbd into a ubway line but they never reconstructed this so it had to carry wooden cars and the this is in 1969, an l interior. not subway. narrower it being than our modern subways. passengers,y seated two sets of double sets and in where dle a narrow aisle only a single line of people could stand. i remember this from the hei

as they put out the championship high fliers brighton...t's ‘game, set and a record breaking 23rd grand slam title for serena williams... also coming—up in the programme... a tragic day at cheltenham — as the 2015 grand national winner — many clouds — dies after beating thislecrack to win the big race. lots of sport to get to, and we start with the fa cup. including more misery for liverpool at anfield. .. they've been knocked—out by the championship side wolves — who took the lead within a minute and went—on to win 2—1... inflicting liverpool's third home defeat in the space of a week. jim lumsden watched the action. january is the cruellest month and few would argue at anfield at anfield the only win, a second attempt over plymouth and a league cup semifinal defeat to southampton so nine changes made. those loitering at the bar would have missed the first goal. if they'd had dreams last night they could not have dreamt of something quite that dramatic that early. klopp changed. wolves threatened to run wild and costa threatened. against s

system hooked up with an older commuter line that took you across the flat lands of brooklyn to brighton beach and because of that hook-up with the l train system by the 1900's in flatbush you began to get the developed of these beautiful suburban developments. you are looking in the black and white at prospect park south when it was first built when that was successful the whole series of neighborhoods were built adjacent to the brighton line south. this photograph in prospect park south is looking toward coney island avenue. prospect park is a few blocks to the right and the rest of the neighborhoods, beverly square west and fisk paris all to the left. the brighton line is immediately in back of us and here the neighborhood is brand-new and today the trees arch over the streets and you cannot see the houses. the house on the left -- here is a close-up on the lower left and spectacular houses. that whole area is coming back. on flatbush avenue in that area is the 1930's that was just restored and reopened. i haven't been there but i plan to go. i hear they did a magnificent job. that wh

brighton.oming up in the sport on bbc news, another good day for british players at the australian open, with heather watson among those to progress to the second round. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the prime minister says the uk will leave the european single market when it quits the eurpoean union. in her long—awaited speech on the impact of britain leaving the eu, theresa may said instead she would seek a bold and ambitious new free trade agreement with europe for a global britain. mrs may also confirmed that any final deal could be phased in, and that both houses of parliament will get to vote on it. we'll be getting political and business reaction, and explaining what it will mean for the uk. but first, our political correspondent, iain watson, on theresa may's vision of brexit britain. good morning, what is the plan? you have had the slogan, brexit means brexit and today we saw some of the substance. theresa may voted to remain in the european union but she consulted

for alternates, try ednon road or brighton. southbound bw parkway on the ramp to inbound new york avenue, crash on the ramp. chopper 4 is headed this way to take a look at the delays that have started to build. outer loop before the american legion broke b bridge, starting to see a slowdown there. metro, two issues. green line, single tracking between georgia avenue and u-of street. on the yellow line, this is brand new, delays now to huntington. back here in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. >>> who better to give advice to malia and sasha obama on the next days of their life? what jenna and barbara bush had to say to the first daughters. >>> and metro riders listen up, how the >>> 6:24. to the presidential transition now. it's very important to remember a handful of metro stations will be closed for security reasons they include pentagon, mt. vernon square and archives. metro will open from 4:00 a.m. to midnight on inauguration day. make sure you have enough money on your smarttrip card so you don't have to wait in lines. >

tito's with the new brighton for longtime but when i called and he said everyone says i'm from new brightonut i'm not. there is this pride of place that continues and that idea of greatness rising out of tragedy, out of pain is something that is obviously appealing to any human being but as a writer it's cool. happened on the football field but also dr. steals to me that story stuck with me because dr. steals was teaching in the aliquippa school system at the time of great racial tumult. i don't know if you told me this but i stumbled upon the story were dr. steals wrote a letter for the paper because he was accused wrongly of starting some raced tumult and fighting in aliquippa for taking some students to a movie called also the anger. he wasn't the person responsible but he defended himself there. meanwhile a certain time when attention was at its height dr. steals and his brother who worked in janelle and studied music under great spare in philadelphia sat down and add a real-time attention would write this beautiful song. could it be i'm falling in love, which is about well she is still

but they had to come from behind today to beat brighton, 3—1 the final score, theo robinson with theirs to reach the 5th round of the fa cup. there was a cracking game at white hart lane between tottenham and league two's wycombe wanderers. it looked like wycombe were going to record a famous win, with the score 3—2 until the 89th minute. but spurs came back with two late goals, their winner scored by sonne hoy—min in the 7th minute of injury time, to break wycombe's hearts and deny them a replay. 11—3 the final score. action from all the fa cup games is on our website bbc.co.uk/sport. no such trouble for arsenal. two goals from danny welbeck and a hat—trick from theo walcott helped them beat southampton five nil. serena williams has broken the record for grand slam victories, in the modern era. the australian open is her 23rd major title. it was the first final, between her and her sister venus williams for nearly a decade. her victory came in two sets, both won by 6 games to 4. —— in the space of four days to congratulate my sister, she is an amazing person. -- i would like to ta ke

brighton will go back to the top of the championship with a win tonight. at home to cardiff. they are now two points clear of newcastle. reading are up to third. they beat fulham. after losing to norway over the weekend, the england women have drawn 0—0 with sweden in murcia. siobhan chamberlain saved a second half penalty. it was the second of two friendlies in spain as part of their preparation for the summers european championship. they lost to norway in la manga on sunday. i think everyone will be happy with how this week has gone. everyone has got minutes and that is fantastic, especially at international level. everyone who has come here has performed and hopefully we can go forward with more match fitness and more sharpness and perform well and get results out of there. joleon lescott is back in the premier league, at the very bottom, he's signed a short term contract with sunderland until the end of the season. the 35—year—old was a free agent, after being released from greek side this aek athens in november. he inks up again with david moyes, he p

if that is the shock, arguably, the big shock was lincoln knocking out brighton.3—1. theo robinson with the third goal. only the eighth non—league team in the past 70 years to reach the fifth round of the fa cup. meanwhile newcastle also flying just behind the leaders brighton and they were also beaten by lower league opposition, oxford united from league 1, with the third in a 3—0 win. it was a cracking game at white hart lane between tottenham and wycombe wanderers. it looks like wickham was going to record a famous winter the 89th minute but spurs came back with two late goals. the winner scored in the seventh minute of injury time and in my them a replay. 4—3. premier league leaders chelsea safely through to the last 16 beating brentford 4—0, branislav ivanovic got the pic of the goals. he is linked with a move away from chelsea before the transfer window shuts on tuesday. manchester city's match also went with form, it was 3-0 to match also went with form, it was 3—0 to knock restored palace out. blackburn beat blackpool. our today'sjump our today's jump raci

this one lives in brighton. the mistake quickly went viral.the night. now if you‘re a little scared of alligators or crocodiles, these next pictures may not be for you. tourists in florida filmed this enormous gator taking a leisurely stroll in a wildlife reserve near tampa. not surprisingly, no one got too close to measure its exact length. but the alligator was given a name: humpback. very unpleasant. he would be terrified to, wouldn‘t you? i wouldn‘t. let‘s leave crusty old alligators and we can get the weather with phil. thank you for stop good afternoon. that is quite a bit when one across the british isles and a slow sort of way at the moment. cloud on the diagonal across england and wales and if you have been near that it has been in use you then leaden skies and the odd piece of rain and drizzle. somehow fault as well. as we move towards the south east, parts of east anglia and the south east midlands and has been a glorious day. that has been the imagery we have been receiving from weather watchers of the past few hours. having said t

this one lives in brighton and her handle isjust @ivanka. the mistake quickly went viral.be a bit more careful in future and put in a word for global warming while she was at it. nick miller has the forecast. it is very warm across northern ireland and parts of scotland. 13 or 14. but it is just1 degrees ireland and parts of scotland. 13 or 14. but it isjust1 degrees in kent, despite the fact there is some sunshine. some dreary weather this afternoon and into this evening across north—west england with hill fog as well. where you have got cloud the temperatures will hold up. quite a sharp frost to come and temperatures may be below —5 and six as wednesday begins. we will be scraping the eyes of the car, but there is a bit of sunshine to follow. some sunny breaks in eastern scotla nd follow. some sunny breaks in eastern scotland and north east england, but for many of us it will be another cloudy day. where you have got cloud, the temperatures tend to hold up. the temperatures become fairly similaron up. the temperatures become fairly similar on thursday and friday and into

n skyfox is live over brighton dam road on the left of your screenr right there.t's the bridge that crosseses the try dell reservoir in brook dale. brighten dam road is closedd between new hampshire avenue an high land road because of ice oi the road, and several crashes is that area and it's not on the nh and icy spot in the region. rio several others in montgomerymony county also up in frederick fde county and out to the west.th ws that's why we have school delayl that are scrolling along the scr bottom of your screen.olliom ofr now on the right, the otherther traffic issue that is still with us and has been with us sincesin since clock this morning thatnga long backup on 270 south.th gridlock from clarksburg down to gaithersburg because of earlierr crash start to go get littleittl better still back up, backups at one point more than 10 miles.s. ♪♪ >>> honor of my life to serve you. yo i won't sto. with you as a citizen for all my remaining days. d but for now, whether you are young or whether you're young at heart i do have one final ask of you as your presiden

to brighton, costing £4800 a yearfor the privilege.wding and a change in timetabling, so many trains were taken off the timetable. and he worked out from records that he got from the train company southern that more than half of his journeys were disrupted. so instead of claiming direct from the company, he went to his credit card company, american express. it went into their dispute procedure and within a very short time, he got a very nice payment of £2400. so, anyone who has been caught up in any of these will been caught up in any of these will be thinking, i will do that? yes, they will. underpinning this dispute procedure, there is something called section 75 of the consumer credit act. that makes a credit card providerjointly liable act. that makes a credit card provider jointly liable with act. that makes a credit card providerjointly liable with the supplier of the service if it fails. his case was that it clearly had failed and it wasn't what he bought for £4800 a year before. so you would have to make that case. this is some

extra time, but in injury time, as the national league leaders set up a fourth round tie against brighton, ben croucher report. for one night only the centre of attention they added the bank, home of lincoln city, the fa cup seeming like an ancient relic. nick mccarthy said they should have won at first. though they could not have said they should not have lead after the woeful showing. the ipswich stopper was at his best. 59 places between them, you wouldn't have known it. choice words spark something better, although they ploughed on without success. the best of the game fell to lincoln players, but still 0—0, untilthe 90th minute. commentator: he plays it through, and to win the cup tie! in the dying seconds, they have knocked out the 1978 winners! arnold, the almighty hero, lincoln city delivering the almighty upset, they will be the centre of attention for another night at least. yet, it was incredible, you know, i think we fully deserved it over the two legs, andi fully deserved it over the two legs, and i was really pleased to get the goal, obviously, and my mrs had a dream that we

yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton, and today sutton united have stunned leeds.difference, scoring early in the second half from the penalty spot. leeds are currently fourth in the championship, sutton play in the national league — 83 places below. the fifth round draw is tomorrow evening. we were due to play lincoln on saturday the 18th, that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today, you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th as we should have played them and you will get a non—league team in the quarterfinal. that will never happen again. the competition threw up a few more surprises, with two premier league teams being knocked out. championship side fulham beat hull city 4—1 at craven cottage, and millwall won 1—0 at home to watford. jim lumsden reports. the den isn't an easy place to win a battle. last week, developers looked to have had their proposals shelved, now it was watford whose plans came under scrutiny and their defence was picked apart after a few seconds. what a start that would have been! the

host: it's got a bill in new brighton, pennsylvania. bill in newto brighton, pennsylvania.aller: my main concern is which part doesn't the media, hollywood, especially celebrities and late-night talk shows get? we are done. quit. i don't understand, hollywood, these late shows, they can be rude as they want, but then you turn around and it's if i am rude back to you, and the problem. i'm very concerned with that. that's all it got to say. i've got a problem. host: it's a double standard and he should be able to respond in kind? that was bill in pennsylvania. williams in russellville, arkansas. good morning. caller: good morning hello brother. how are you today? host: i'm doing well. caller: america is so polarized, whatkes no difference donald says. one side is amused, one side is alarmed. the problem i have is i regularly watch the chinese news, which is a state run deal, and the other day, they were talking about when they had stolen that probe in the south .hina sea and returned it there was a lot of alarm and a lot of dismay on their part. nuclear country like that is a

your alternatives are ednor road and brighton dam. outer loop bw arcway, crash blocking the end of the ramp from bw parkway. near 50, crash reported there, as well well. green line single tracking between georgia avenue and u street. travel times, coming up. >>> it is 5:55. today we will learn more about how many people are dyinging on the road because of crashes. the department of transportation will release new traffic deaths. it will host an onlike discussion to find ways to keep drivers and passengers save. >>> good morning. i'm landon doubty at cnbc headquarters. takata is set to reach a settlement today regarding the investigation into airags. reports say the company will pay $1 billion in fines, combination to victims and restitution to automakers who suffered losses from a worldwide recall. takata could still face he another $10 billion in liabilities. i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thank you. >>> a notoriously uncool car is getting upgraded. automakers are working to make minivans cool. talk about an impossible feat. the detroi

this was their victory at the weekend over brighton, 3—1.nley. wolverhampton north east out liverpool at the weekend, and a credible result. they have been rewarded with a much at molineux against the premier league table toppers chelsea. some great matches, you can see the draw in full on the bbc sport website. it's transfer deadline day today. can we expect a lot more business from what we have already seen this month? plenty, we should see records surpassed again, it was 225 million in this window in 2011, we are expecting to see that surpassed, we are at 150 million already. the biggest deal is not a purchase by a premier league club, it is dimitri payet moving to marseille for 25 million, that is the biggest so far. saido berahino left west brom for stoke city 1a million, morgan schneiderlin moved to everton for 2h million, and with the transfer window closing at 11pm, we can expect more moves coming. you can follow it all on social media. and there is a special programme on bbc radio five live, mark chapman following all of the moves a

disabled children with prosthetic limbs that are specially designed for sport. 13—year—old ben from brightonbenefit, after being given a running blade. nhs england says it hopes the programme will allow several 100 children a year to receive limbs, allowing them to participate in more sports. we will be hearing from him later on in the programme. i want to go back to the story we mentioned earlier, the shooting at fort lauderdale, in florida, which has drawn attention to possible wea knesses has drawn attention to possible weaknesses in us aviation security. local authorities say the gunman opened fire in the baggage claim area yesterday, after retrieving a weapon from his checked luggage. five people were killed in the attack and eight others were injured. joining us in the studio is the independent‘s travel editor simon calder. i think for a lot of people waking up i think for a lot of people waking up this morning, they will be surprised to hear that it is perfectly 0k to carry a gun in your luggage, but that is the case, isn't it? it is, notjust in the us, worldwide. certainly in the us

and we will report about how donald trump's latest week brought unsuspecting fame to a women in brightond, the rambling reptile. what happens when a giant alligator crosses your path? good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has the uk believe the eu singer market when it quits the european union. in his speech on the impact of britain leaving, theresa may said she will seek a new free—trade agreement with europe for a global britain. she also confirmed that both houses of parliament will get to vote. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn says mrs made was to have her cake and eat it. this report from our political corrupt —— correspond. you've heard the slogan, brexit means brexit. today we saw the substance. theresa may voted to remain, but he consulted leading leave campaigners. boris johnson and david davis of the most important speech she has made since becoming prime minister. she did give aid to plan for brexit, but she did give a direction of travel. not partial membership of the european union, associate membership, or anything that needs as half in, half out, i wa nt

and brighton, tennessee. what did you hear tonight? caller: president obama has always been very inspirational giving speeches and tonight was no different. he has been a great beacon of hope for many people everywhere. i appreciate him for keeping it classy no matter what was thrown at him and being a great role model. line, robertcan from taylorsville, kentucky. go ahead. caller: take you for taking my call. i always thought obama's greatest asset was his speeches. he gives great speeches. the problem is they are not always truthful. i can probably tear his speech apart from the beginning of the first minute until the end but i am just going to touch on his u.s.nts about the constitution, ok? he upheld the constitution and how much it is a great document and all but he did nothing in the office except right executive orders bypassing congress. i don't know how many times the second amendment, his attorney general appointment criticized and threatened that if anybody says anything against muslims after the san bernardino attacks that

when i called them and said nohs evidence has been from new brighton now but i'm not.nd from aliquippa. make sure you say that. there is this pride of place that continues. bad idea of greatness raising out of tragedy, out of pain is something obviously appealing to any human being does a writer at school. it happened on the football stes field, but to me, that story stuck with me because dr. steals was teaching and aliquippaystemt school system at a time of great racial tunnel. i don't know if you told me this, but i stumbled upon this story for dr. steals wrote a letter to the paper because he was accused wrongly of starting some rays tumbled and fighting and aliquippa for taking students to a movie called holes that anger. he wasn't the person responsible, but he defended himself there. meanwhile, at a certain time and attention was tight, dr. steals them as brother, who worked at jm al, they both studied music in philadelphia under the great there sits down and had a real-time attention right this beautiful song. could it be i'm falling in love, which is about stil

in brighton this weather forecast is the dress, i'm afraid, it's a pretty grey. gloomy affair.of weather fronts set to push in from the atlantic. not bringing much in the way of rain. it is pathetic out there at the moment. there is it raining pushing its way steadily eastwards. for a time, it is still pretty cold across the east anglia, you are the exception, u nfortu nately. we anglia, you are the exception, unfortunately. we might see some wet snow in that. we're more concerned about ice. temperatures are struggling. take care on untreated roads. a lot of cloud, drizzly rain further west. once it clears and we start to see an odd spit or spot of drizzle out to the west of wales as well. in terms of scotland and northern ireland, across northern ireland you are in the mild air with 10 degrees. drizzly conditions on west facing coats. some hill fog as well. in scotland, lighterwinds west facing coats. some hill fog as well. in scotland, lighter winds in comparison to the last few days and certainly it will be a quite a story here. 8— 10 degrees out of the west. still pretty ch

late to beat wycombe and non—league lincoln city caused one of the biggest upsets, they knocked out brightonall the sport. tributes have been paid to the british actor, sirjohn hurt, who's died aged 77. he won oscar nominations for his roles in midnight express and the elephant man. nick higham looks back on a career that spanned more than six decades. john hurt, as the deranged roman emperor caligula in the bbc‘s i, claudius. but you ordered no triumphs. well, of course i ordered no triumphs! do you think i'd order triumph for myself? but you ordered us not to order any. yes, and you took me at my word, didn't you? typical! and in the naked civil servant. i wear rouge, i wear mascara on my eyelashes, i dye my hair, i wear flamboyant clothes, far more outre than those i am wearing now. he was an unusual actor, instantly recognisable, yet never typecast. here, he played the notorious and flamboyant quentin crisp. people said it was a brave part to take on. many people said, "don't do that, you'll never work again", and so on. and i said, "but it's not about homosexuality actually, it's about

brighton continue good form. bristol city struggling. everton out.ing from behind. romelu lu ka ku for everton, but coming from behind. romelu lukaku for everton, musa for leicester city. and some of the other results. huddersfield town, i think they could get a good run. hull city. battle of the new managers. silva for hull. clement for swansea. hull through. and m illwa ll for swansea. hull through. and millwall beating bournemouth. sunderland, a replay they could do without. and wolverhampton wanderers, defeating stoke city, who had a strong team, including the likes of shaqiri. wolverhampton wanderers have not heard great form in the championship. watford beating burton. some exciting games. fourth round will be exciting! and you have got the rest of the sport? tennis fans will have enjoyed the first competitive final of the 2017 season. the world's number one and two, sir andy murray and novak djokiovic spent nearly three hours on court in the final of the qatar open with novak djokovic the eventual champion. and as a bonus he's brought murray's

and brighton, 2—0 win. we can see some more results. some premier league teams have struggled.va just took charge. paul clement in charge of swansea city. it is good to be interesting to see what that does for confidence. and last but not least. some premier league teams who have gone out. west bromich albion, strong team against derby. tom ince scored the winner. sunderland going to need the replay. and stoke city. also, equaliserfor arsenal. aaron ramsey. 1—1. that is the fa cup round—up. and you have the fa cup round—up. and you have the rest of the sport? couldn't have asked for a better match to start the 2017 tennis season. the world's number one and two, sir andy myrray and noavk djokiovic spent hours on court in the final of the qatar open with djokovic the eventual winner. anti—us broke andy murray's 28 match winning streak to an end. sir andy murray walked out of these are familiar opponent, on the other side of the net it was novak djokovic, who he has played 35 teams previously. and they both started where they left off. the number one could not capitalise and djoko

his 20 million followers to the twitter feed of a different ivanka, ivanka mayich, who lives in brightonttracted manyjokes, but also a piece of serious advice from the recipient. i thought it is one of those moments in life where you have an opportunity to say something that some people may read or listen to, and rather than, yes, you are absolutely right, my politics couldn't be further from donald trump's, however, i thought climate change is everything that everybody could agree with is a big problem and a big concern regardless of their position on the political spectrum, so i thought, well, if i find something... i quickly searched for an article that has a good infographic, i should find something that is looking good and informative, and i went with my climate change tweet. one of donald trump's closest advisers has told the bbc that the us would win a trade war with china. antony scaramucci added that the current trade relationship was more favourable to china than the us. but in one town in america's rust—belt, it's a company with roots in china that's actually creating jobs. la

yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton and today sutton united swept past leeds.lins was the difference, scoring early in the second half from the penalty spot. leeds are currently fourth in the championship. sutton play in the national league — 83 places below. the fifth round draw is tomorrow evening. we were due to play lincoln on saturday the 18th, that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today, you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th as we should have played them and you will get a non—league team in the quarterfinal. that will never happen again. league one side millwall knocked out watford of the premier league. the south london club always looked the more likely to score and won the match through steve morrison's late strike. another premier league club fell by the wayside. hull were thrashed 4—1 by championship side fulham. 18—year—old ryan sessegnon was among the fulham scorers. hull missed two penalties. but the fa cup holders manchester united are safely through. wayne rooney was honoured before

yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton, and today sutton united stunned leeds.s proved the difference. he scored this penalty early in the second half to ensure his side — the lowest ranked team in the competition — made it to the next round. to put this win into perspective, leeds are currently fourth in the championship. sutton play in the national league, 83 places below. but it's them that go into the hat for tomorrow's fifth round draw. we were due to play lincoln on saturday, the 18th. that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today and you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th, as we should have played them, and a nonleague team in the quarter—final, and that will never happen again. league one side millwall knocked out watford of the premier league. the south london club always looked the more likely to score and won the match through steve morrison's late strike. another premier league club fell by the wayside. hull were thrashed 4—1 by championship side fulham. 16—year—old ryan sessegnon was among t

lincoln city's fa cup adventure continues, they're into the last 16 after beating championship leaders brighton city, middlesbrough and arsenal but spurs had to rely on a very late stoppage—time goal to beat league two's wycombe. rangers are back up to second in the scottish premiership after beating motherwell 2—0 in a heated game at fir park. there were also wins for kilmarnock and stjohnston. one of the country's best known jump race horses, many clouds, died today shortly after winning a feature race at cheltenham. the 2015 grand national winner had just beaten the favourite, thistlecrack, to win a warm—up for the gold cup, the cotswold chase. but he collapsed and died moments later. british boxer lee selby was close to tears after his ibf world title fight was called—off because his opponent failed to make fight requirements. meanwhile, carl frampton still tops the bill at the boxing spectacular in las vegas tonight. the northern irishman is defending his wba world featherweight belt in a re—match with and british snowboarder katie ormerod has claimed bronze nonthe slopestyle at the x game

robert pigott, bbc news, brighton.he finishing touches to their work, on big chunks of ice dragged out of the nearby river. the sculptures range from animals and cartoon characters to replicas of famous world monuments and landscapes. the contest has attracted over thirty teams from countries around the world. ice, snow, iwonder ice, snow, i wonder if some of that might apply nearer home. let‘s cross over and get the latest on the weather from matt taylor. over and get the latest on the weatherfrom matt taylor. good evening. good evening. we could see some of that faith snow later in the week. at the moment, a great, dull day. a murky and misty night. there could be some fog around, particularly on the higher rates. it‘s going to be a damp night with patchy rain and drizzle. clearer skies at times. east england at least in scotland particular. in eastern scotland, temperatures may drop low enough for a touch of frost, but most time i‘ll start a sunday. i today, a dull as dismal one. misty this around, patchy rain just

robert pigott, bbc news, brighton.rom mars which is some 127 million miles away. the image was taken from nasa's most powerful telescope orbiting the red planet. the reddish feature near the middle of the face of earth is australia. a young fan of the coldstream guards now has a memento from his birthday visit to windsor castle. marshall scott was celebrating his fourth birthday at the castle, dressed as a miniature guardsman, when one of the guards surprised him by posing for a photo alongside the youngster. the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved. time for a look at the weather. it is gloomy. not very inspiring. a lot of cloud. but some sunshine for a few of us, particularly the tops of the hills. that is the exception. for most of us it is dull. some persistent fog patches around to add to the misery. for most of us, not too rosy. some dampness in the south—west but persistent rain is easing away. tonight, the fog will become more thick in some spots, so become more thick in some

calley says that beating ipswich was like climbing a mountain, and today's match against the leaders brightonlike trying to get to the moon. the first of the day ‘s matches is about to get underway, liverpool taking on wolves, jurgen klopp has made nine changes, the likes of daniel sturridge, philippe coutinho and james milner were all named as substitutes, adam lallana is out injured. so divock origi and roberto firmino start. liverpool are only won one of seven matches so far in 2017 and wolves have already knocked out premier league stoke city. rangers can go back to second in the scottish premiership, a win at motherwell will take them above. the welsh boxer lee selby, was almost in tears, ‘after his i. b. f featherweight, world title defence, against, ‘jonathan victor barros, was called off, little mor than 2a hours, before it was due to take place. the decision was announced on stage, just before the weigh—in in las vegas — american media have reported that barros had tested positive for hepatitis. that is all of the sport for now on bbc news. now it is time for click. this week we're h

slowly lifting to brightons guysin and fog slowly lifting to brightons guys in the east.figures perhaps not out of the question along west facing coasts. staying pretty murky through the day, the exception perhaps the north west and the extreme far north of scotland. as we go through this evening, we keep this west— east divide. central and eastern areas will once again see some fog and frost reef forming so it will be another murky start. some of the fog will be slow to lift away and it looks like it'll be the last foggy day. quite breezy out in the west and to the far north west, the west and to the far north west, the winds will strengthen and some rain will push into the extreme north west. double digits likely but cold and disappointing across east anglia and lincolnshire. thursday, we start to pick up subtle change in the weather but it could have a dramatic impact. 0ur winds become south—easterly and it has been bitterly cold in europe, some of that dry and cold air will head our way. coupled with a strengthening wind, it will make it feel quite disappointing on th

lincoln city also made it through after beating brighton.matches by beating hearts 4—0 in the scottish premiership. they're now 22 points clear of rangers at the top of the league. england had a great chance to wrap up the t20 series in india but a last—gasp comeback from the hosts squared the series at 1—1. two wickets in the final over from butjaspreet bumrah did the trick as india won by five runs. roger federer turned back the clock, winning his eighteenth grand slam title at the age of 35. he beat his old rival rafael nadal in five sets, in the final of the australian open. roger federer turned back the clock, winning his eighteenth grand slam title at the age of 35. he beat his old rival rafael nadal in five sets, in the final of the australian open. if you fancy looking at it. it is just gorgeous. it was amazing. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. we have had the driest in november since 1975. we are going to have spells of rain. some of us have seen it already. by the end of the week, it already. by the end of the we

brighton are on course for the premier league, but seemed to lose their bearings at sincil bank. striker made it 2—1 to the non—league side, who couldn't believe their luck. but they didn't rely on fortune. as against ipswich in the last round, they mixed adrenaline with the cool head of theo robinson. lincoln city, for the first time in 115 years, are surely through now to the last 16 in the fa cup! from post—match bubbly to a pre—match cuppa at white hart lane, wycombe boss gareth ainsworth would need something medicinal by the end. his fourth tier side tore into tottenham. paul hayes has done the rounds during his career, but he will remember this goal as well as any. and the penalty that came later, 2—0 wycombe. spurs brought it back to 2—2, but wycombe weren't done. gary thompson, 3—2. only seven minutes of normal time left. ecstasy slid slowly into anxiety. but tottenham still had dele alli out there — a game changer. 89th minute, 3—3. still good enough to bring spurs back to buckinghamshire. then, though, the cruelest twist — in the final seconds of stoppage time, heung—mi

robert pigott, bbc news, brighton.e made? well, there's a cafe in portsmouth that can satisfy both your curiosity and your tastebuds. dougal shaw reports. meet tea entrepreneur andrew gadsden, standing to attention outside his teashop in portsmouth. a decade ago, he left the navy to set sail on a new career. he decided to follow his twin passions, tea drinking and surfing the internet. back on dry land, he bought himself a tea bag making machine... ..and ran an online shop from his flat. as his business grew, he had to move his operation to a warehouse. people started peering through the window and wanted to come in and asked us if they could have some tea and it was getting very awkward having to say no all the time. they would say, "well, what do you do?" we would say, "well, we sell tea." "well, can we have some?" "no." but eventually he bowed to customer pressure and built a tea room inside the factory. entirely by accident, we were running a little cafe. i don't know if you can hear it right now but we've usually

robert pigott, bbc news, brighton.or castle. marshall scott was celebrating his fourth birthday at the castle — dressed as a miniature guardsman — when one of the guards surprised him by posing for a photo alongside the youngster. the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved. wait for it. due notice that lance corporate rat paul eden didn't smile for the camera. let's look at the weather forecast now. how's it looking? quite right, standards. i will smile for you, because i'll try and cheer you up from the gloomy weather which we've had today. for most of us it's been distinctly drab and some of that fog has been lingering all day long. for a few of us, it's been beautifully sunny. that's the exception to the rule. the satellite picture says it all. you can see the cloud, the murk across the uk and nothing's going to shift it now really. any breaks in the cloud won't amount to much. temperatures into double figures in most spots. that mild theme continues into the night. that fog could l

robert pigott, bbc news, brighton.rding to councils in england and wales who say the government should pay for the repairs from fuel duty. the government says it's already putting £250 million into fixing the problem, but the local government association says that's not enough, as duncan kennedy reports. councils fix two million potholes every year. we have all been overcome around and through portals. —— potholes. councils fix two million potholes every year. that is about 12,000 for every local authority in england and wales. now, the councils claim the repair bill could soon reach £14 billion. hard—pressed councils, who are mending, you know, a pothole every five seconds in this country, just cannot get to the core of the problem, which is actually many of our roads arejust being patched now. they need to be fully repaired. the councils say the government must do more to help and suggest increasing fuel duty by a couple of pence a litre, a figure they say the public would support. the government says it has already

robert pigott, bbc news, brighton.s seen from mars, which is some 127 million miles away. the image was taken from nasa's most powerful telescope orbiting the red planet. the reddish feature near the middle of the face of earth is australia. a young fan of the coldstream guards now has a memento from his birthday visit to windsor castle. marshall scott was celebrating his fourth birthday at the castle — dressed as a miniature guardsman — when one of the guards surprised him by posing for a photo alongside the youngster. the video was shared online by charanpreet singh, one of the guards involved. cute. let's look at the weather forecast now with john. bearskins are all the rage it appears. they come in handing later on in the week, when it turns a lot colder. it's not too cold at the moment. it's relatively mild. but awfully gloomy. some of the hill tops here in derbyshire. if you see much in the way of blue sky today you will be doing well. you can see the cloud cover. that cloud has been producing some rain. noticeab

tonight, and who will non league sutton united and lincoln city get after knocking out leeds and brightonod afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than a million people have now signed a petition calling on the government to cancel a planned state visit to the uk by donald trump. it follows his temporary ban on visitors from seven predominantly muslim countries from entering the usa. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said the visit should be postponed. but downing street said scrapping the visit would "undo everything" achieved in mrs may's visit to washington earlier this month, and called the campaign a "populist gesture". here's our political correspondent, iain watson. the demonstrations in america against president trump's imposition ofa against president trump's imposition of a temporary travel ban are likely to be repeated here with protests planned outside downing street later today and another uk cities. although the foreign office have clarified that british citizens are exempt from the band, the foreign secretary has been under pressure to say why it took so long to

was like climbing a mountain, and so thinks today's match against the leaders of the championship, brightonr league sides facing lower league opposition, including liverpool, at home to wolves in the 12.30pm kick off. liverpool needed a replay to beat plymouth argyle in the last round, but wolves have already knocked out premier league stoke city. i don't like the result but i see that we are really fighting for every point and every victory and every point and every victory and every big success and all of that stuff, so thatis success and all of that stuff, so that is what we are doing and what we have to do. i am absolutely more than ok and looking forward to the next opportunity tomorrow. rangers can go back to second in the scottish premiership this afternoon, a win at motherwell will take them above aberdeen, again. niall mcginn, scored two goals and set up another, as aberdeen beat dundee 3—0 last night. his volley on the stroke of half time was an absolute cracker. the leaders celtic aren't in any danger of being caught, though, they're 21 points clear. perth scorchers have one of t

in brighton, down 144, and that 4000 figure that we have been quoted, that is an estimate, probably underestimate one night across a year. tens of thousands of people are bedding down over the year. there have been schemes, the government is supporting a private members bill which will put a duty on local authorities to try and prevent homelessness. something already exists in wales, and there is some money for that, some, but no one thinks this is the answer to rough sleeping and in the end you have got to find places for people to afford to find places for people to afford to be able to live in. thanks for joining us. now that he is president donald trump is wasting no time in returning to those pledges he made during the election campaign. today he is announcing his plans for immigration control — including the controversial promise to build a wall between united states and mexico. 0ur correspondent james cook reports from the border between the two countries. donald trump's vision of a fortress america was at the heart of his controversial campaign for the presidency. now in office, he faces

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you cannot go on another railway to come up from brighton.hank you to mevlut mert aydintas and ariel zurawski. —— thank you to sean and josie. we have been using alliteration to describe the weather, doll, damp, dreary. the good news is, it is milderfrom the dreary. the good news is, it is milder from the west. it is a pretty grey affair today. the rain is fairly light and patchy. a lot of cloud across the uk. a weather front moving through as we speak. my mother waiting in the wings. it is going to stay pretty cloudy, dull and damp —— weather waiting in the wings. not amounting to very much at all. for the rest of the day, we keep the cloudy skies. and the rain will stay fairly light and patchy. the exception to the rule is going to be east anglia. here, we keep the cold air, so only 2 degrees in norwich. dull and damp, it's not very pleasant. by contrast, further west, in the middle of the afternoon, we will see highs of 9 to 10 degrees. it will still be quite a drizzly afternoon, with coastal and hill fog, but nevertheless, it's not going

was like climbing a mountain, and so thinks today‘s match against the leaders of the championship, brightones facing lower league opposition — including liverpool, at home to wolves in the 12:30 kickoff. liverpool needed a replay to beat plymouth argyle in the last round — but wolves have already knocked out premier league stoke city. don‘t like the results, but i see that we are still fighting for each point, each little victory, each big success. that is the job we have to do. iam more success. that is the job we have to do. i am more than 0k and looking forward to the next opportunity tomorrow. niall mcginn scored two goals and set up another, as aberdeen beat dundee 3—0 in the scottish premiership. mcginn‘s volley on the stroke of half time was an absolute cracker. the win moved abderdeen above rangers into second place in the table — but they‘re still 21 points behind celtic. the welsh boxer lee selby was almost in tears after his ibf featherweight world title defence against jonathan victor barros was called offjust a little over 2a hours before it was due to take place. the decision