brighton remain 9th, stoke 15th.nk there are too many occasions to brighton have been able to open the door and get the shots off and play from our point of view, we have to be happy with that. that is to away games. reasonably happy, i suppose. now some goals are great, some are just a bit of a disaster, some combine the two into the most majestic of failures. take this from vitesse arnham defender fankaty dabo. he's on loan from chelsea and found himself under pressure from groningen. and made a bit of a mess at his attempted passback. a strike to be proud of — if it were at the other end anyway! groningen went on to win the game 4—2 to help steer them clear of the bottom three. having quit football, former england striker michael owen turned his attention horse racing. and ownership in particular. and now for the first time he will see the other side of the sport, as a jockey, when he competes in his first race, at ascot on friday. richard askam went to cheshire to find out what made 0wen pull on the silks. the co

brighton up tomorrow and it is tight. brighton up to eighth. that is fantastic. huddersfield tenth.ttom three. that is why paul clement was so frustrated. a huge game for everton tomorrow against watt tord. —— watford. maybe time to bring in a new manager. here are tomorrow's matches. starts with the london derby, spurs against palace and manchester city against arsenal. chelsea have a great record at home against manchester united and have lost just one against manchester united and have lostjust one of 15. against manchester united and have lost just one of 15. always friction with jose mourinho lost just one of 15. always friction withjose mourinho back in time. yes. and can david unsworth do anything to get the everton job? the pressure is on them. no more goals at the london stadium. still 3—1 to liverpool with 25 minutes left. thank you. john will be back at 7.30 to have a full update on those matches. there are 27 fa cup first round ties today. nine teams have fallen to teams from lower divsions, including three league sides have come unstuck against non—league opposition. ox

brighton and stoke share the points in a tight monday night premier league contest. tributes from around the world for former wimbledon champion jana novotna who has died aged 49. hi there. wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. it's about time we got a bit more fuel for the fire, some stoking of the ashes. england batsmanjames vince says australia need to back up their chat two days out from the ashes first test. earlier aussie paceman josh hazlewood spoke of opening the "scars" from the 2013—14 whitewash of england. our sports correspondent andy swiss watched the teams train at the hostile ground often knicknamed the ‘gabbatoir‘. welcome to the gabba, behind you we can see as australia gets ready to

will have to do is improve greatly on the last two home performances, they played poorly against brightonnd liverpool and lost both games heavily which also saw fans heading for the exits early in the second half and voicing their discontent. david moyes was not responsible for those two performances, he was for the 2—0 defeat at watford, the fans were angry about that one the david moyes says there are crucial and the club really need them to get onside and get behind the team if they are digging themselves out of trouble. get behind the team if they are digging themselves out of troublelj wa nt digging themselves out of troublelj want everyone to be together and be united and help each other along. i wa nt united and help each other along. i want them behind us, i want the team to have every chance of winning. we st to have every chance of winning. west ham have all its been a vocal support. the years and years you are looking forward to getting away from upton park after the game because he knew it would be tough. we want them

and brighton are up to eighth in the table brighton are up to eighth in the ta ble after brighton areirst—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 stars regain second place. —— ulster. and a bonus point thanks to this last man a breakthrough. the fifth consecutive win in all competitions. and that is all your sport for now. pr

on saturday, next up isa over brighton on saturday, next up is a trip to vicarage road. home form has been impressive, results away from old trafford have been shaky. they have lost their last two on their travels so lost their last two on their travels so it is vital the side do not take an inform watford lightly. so it is vital the side do not take an inform watford lightlylj so it is vital the side do not take an inform watford lightly. i think they have a squad full of very good players that are not normal to be in his mid— table teams. they have a good coach. they improved a lot from last season. west brom's draw ended a run of four straight defeats. they face newcastle who have themselves lost the love four. and caretaker boss will oversee the match. lost the love four. and caretaker boss will oversee the matchlj lost the love four. and caretaker boss will oversee the match. i will not look any further than the newcastle game and neither will the players. but it is an opportunity for us because it is the next game. it is an opportunity for us if we play well and go

brighton's unbeaten run in the premier league is now five games. with steering clubs to safety, tony pulis won't get the chance at west brom after his sacking today with the club one point above the relegation zone. they've failed to register a win in ten premier league games. he becomes the fifth managerial casualty in the pl this season. former manager gary megson, who had been pulis‘ assistant, is taking over until further notice. it should have happened last year. it's the worst i've ever seen up here. i'm not surprised after he's had this performance. it's been coming for some time. i must admit, the football has been very poor. ronald koeman would be my number one choice. secondly, you know, if big sam comes to the end of the season, i know he is a similar coach to pulis, but hopefully... we just need to stay up. one wore football line today. —— more. mancheser city central defender john stones has been ruled out for six weeks. he suffered a hamstring injury in city's 2—nil win at leciester on saturday, which means he will miss tomorrow's cha

brighton slip down to 10th in the premier league while palace stay bottom. to newcastle, ciaran clark pulling one back at half—time then a jonny evans on gold levelling things in the second half. newcastle move up in the second half. newcastle move up to 16th —— west bromwich move up to 16th while newcastle are 12. there were a couple of games in the championship as well. derby cou nty the championship as well. derby county beating ipswich —— losing 1—0 to ipswich,... england's women have made it three wins out of three in their world cup qualifying group with a convincing 5—0 win over kazakhstan 0bviously obviously there is a process, and application process on the 17th, and thatis application process on the 17th, and that is when obviously was when i first did it. i agreed to bid on my cv and they and they said they would have a little look at the end. i think now it is about letting the players enjoy it, you know. hopefully the players are pleased with their own performances, then we will all sit down, have a little look and see what is right for the tea

not everybody does that your coach is feeling the pressure just ask andre brighton right. his hand i've attained just be dormant he's feeling calm and confident. as a full mashallah college he remembers precious now he just enjoys every guy. when he's up against a team like leipzig nobody expects to win anyway. although how neither have made a habit of travelling the big teams. like this where we've shown that we can win against a team like dortmund is good so i think we've shown that we can win against. despite them being favorites we can beat like these two but if we give a top performance that's the first one to give in. why not the pressure is off the same team the defeated dortmund started again with the same objective play with courage that gets kicked off and it wasn't long before they started creating chances. and. tears of joy like with the sharks they take a lot she had to stretch and if you fail if there's nothing you can manage brighton right and knows that. as a newly promoted club we can be proud of playing so courageously against a champions league side of t

this is the silo restaurant in the southern british coastal resort of brighton it features naturally produced local cuisine but wait there's more silo is the u.k.'s first zero waste restaurant the turner and head chef doug mcmaster worked for years in gourmet restaurants and saw firsthand how much food was being wasted waste is a product of grading everything and you know putting stars on everyone the elite you know and that makes people obsessed with perfection perfection does not exist and waste exists largely because of this naïve. chase for perfection. you know throw it away because it's not perfect but it's brilliant what's wrong with brilliant. silo offers a diverse menu of high quality dishes and serves only organically produce meat and fish. all the other ingredients are old gammick as well fresh and seasonal must masterworks with local providers who deliver food that comes in recyclable containers instead of disposable packages so there's no garbage the menu changes every day depending on the projects available. if an item can't be delivered without packaging the team will j

chris hughton doing a greatjob at brighton. mentioned for biggerjobs, not talking him out of his currentjob. for swansea, they are in the relegation zone now, three defeats ina row relegation zone now, three defeats in a row in the premier league, an uncomfortable international break for paul clement. when the goal went in, we lost our shape and identity. in the second half, we had two big chances. blocked on the line and a fantastic chance at the end. but over all, the performance is disappointing. when i look at the team, i see a team that is really low in terms of confidence. i see a crowd that's very frustrated with what they're seeing. but there is no one more frustrated and disappointed than me. if you can stay in the game, you've always got that chance. we know there are going to be games where there aren't going to be masses of chances. we've got to make sure that the few that perhaps we have we have got to be clinical with them. another manager under pressure at the start of the international break, slaven bilic. the w

brighton and albion drew 2—2 with stoke city.en, dabo made a total mess of the passback. one for our highlights reel — maybe not for dabo's! tennis greats are remembering the brilliant personality and competitivness of jana novotna who died aged a9, after a long battle with cancer. novotna finally won the wimbledon singles trophy in 1998 after finishing runner—up twice. she was such a warm person, very friendly off the court, always the first person to come up and smile and give you kisses. really loved by everybody. novotna has been trending across the world on social media and 18—time grand slam singles champion martina navratilova said she was "gutted beyond words" after hearing the news. "jana was a true friend and an amazing woman." 2013 wimbledon champion marion bartoli said she will always be rememberred as an "amazing, kind and beautiful woman" and that the players of the wta will never forget here. she will be greatly missed. more reaction on our website with a detailed look back at novotna's career. that's bbc.com/sport

brighton and crystal palace drew 0-0.b in bristol in september. 0bviously obviously an ashes series is a huge pa rt obviously an ashes series is a huge part of anyone's careers, and we are here to win the series. the good thing for him is that he's a little bit closer to australia, if that time was to come that he was to be able to come and join the squad. but we know no more than that. and hopefully, if he can get some cricket under his belt, that would be good for him, having had a couple of months away from the game. finally, if you needed any reminding of how powerful a scrum is, just ask the teams that play against hinckley rugby club. the east midlands side drove opponents luctonians back towards their own tryline. not content with that, they also managed to wipe out the goalposts, as well. the match continued on another pitch, as hinckley won — but at a price. replacing the posts will cost £7,000. but having said that, great advertising. sheer power there. you are watching breakfast from bbc news. the main stories

brighton had been the better side until that point.shots out of the net. leeds united —— it means united are within five points of manchester city. we have played so many amazing match is going so many goals and playing beautiful football, a mess like this always comes and when it arrives and 3—0 nil is there in the one—liners there and we managed to score a goal and keep a clean sheet. again i don't east midlands today i will not repeat, congratulations to them on that game. amazing approach. and again, my boys, they did not play well but they gave everything. we gave a really good account of ourselves today, we limited united to one really did save that matty ryan had to make but not really a clear chance in the game. i thought we had good period of possession and to come here at old trafford and have that i think speaks volumes for the group of lads today. let's have a look at the days results in full. one other game this afternoon where levi fa re one other game this afternoon where levi fare missed a golden opportunity to take the

brighton had been doing better side until that point.elu lu ka ku and pogba's a fine double save to keep romelu lukaku and pogba's shot out on the net. weekly to many amazing matches you, scoring so many goals, plain beautiful football, in you, scoring so many goals, plain beautifulfootball, in match like this always comes in when it arrives, many times the 0—0 is there in the1—1 is arrives, many times the 0—0 is there in the 1—1 is there and we started to score. congratulations to them, and amazing attitude on the pitch and amazing attitude on the pitch and the game and an amazing approach. and my boys, they did not play well but they gave everything. fresh from topping the champions league group of death tottenham had to come from one goal down to earn a 1-1 to come from one goal down to earn a 1—1 draw to west brom. delhi ali giveaway devolved and then some awful defending led to the opener. harry caine equalised at close range from delhi ali cross. despite having more than 75% possession theyjust could not find a winner. we're disapp

brighton and stoke share the points in a tight monday night premier league contest.on champion jana novotna who has died aged 49. hi there. wherever you are around the world, welcome to sport today. it's about time we got a bit more fuel for the fire, some stoking of the ashes. england batsmanjames vince says australia need to back up their chat two days out from the ashes first test. earlier aussie paceman josh hazlewood spoke of opening the "scars" from the 2013—14 whitewash of england. our sports correspondent andy swiss watched the teams train at the hostile ground often knicknamed the ‘gabbatoir‘. welcome to the gabba,

hand over who handed dortmund defeat last match day not too shabby for a promoted side under andre brighton right. they've risen to fourth place in the table thus far but heading to red bull arena to face this guy to move into and company could be problematic the star striker has netted a goal every home game this season except one and after missing a crucial penalty in the german cup and being based in the champions league the twenty one year old was looking to give his side a boost. similar event i was back at all the lights and starting lineup as last season surprise when i was up came up against this time surprise package is. kind of a fans of drinking to the promoted sides early success but it was the home sue had the better of the first half muscles submits a kept his eye on the ball to shoot but then it was offside with the last touch. the replay shows he was clearly beyond the last defend and also how angry simon. and coach throughout the hospital were. then it was the fall guy again on halftime when his effort was deflected on to the bar possibly with a hand it wasn't looking like

england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brightone morning. but it is not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. it will not feel the warmer at all. eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now, so tuesday night. the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and in early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wednesday morning across the uk, once again, will be frosty. so we had a frosty monday morning, tuesday morning is going to be mild, and then wednesday morning is going to be frosty again. so here's a look at wednesday, this little ridge of high pressure. might be

the sharks they take a lot she had to stretch and if you fail if there's nothing you can manage brighton right and knows that. as a newly promoted club we can be proud of playing so courageously against a champions league side of that in so doing. a top performance against a club that may soon be among the world's best take on a talented young squad. passionate fans and an astute coach so why are they so despised are they simply too perfect. still even they found life difficult to get on the head irritated and nervous and the pressure after portis plays against buying and in the champions league i needed a good result when without chances of the run of. the biggest of which came. just before the break team of venice fierce shots taking a deflection on route to the crossbar and have to do better than that. after almost an hour it was kind of a not the host that made the breakthrough have genotypes something home to put on either in front of you or at the freedom of playing with that precious first hand over to an unlikely win against lightning. struck the town and. had a lot of quality on

outside of london, luton, brighton and manchester have some of the highest figures.dable homes and welfare cuts and with the cold winter months they are saying this isa winter months they are saying this is a moment to tackle homelessness. it is one of the most appalling experiences anyone can go through. a lot of those people will be children and, you know, it is cruel and something has to be done. the government says it is investing in an100 and £50 government says it is investing in an 100 and £50 million but thought this young family to struggle continues. coming up at six o'clock on breakfast — charlie stayt and naga munchetty will have all the day's news, business and sport. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: donald trump has issued a stark warning to the north korean leader kim jong—un. addressing south korea's national assembly, he said pyongyang's weapons programme was putting the regime in grave danger. the us president is embarking on the next leg of his marathon tour of asia, travelling to china. more details are emerging from the l

it finished 0—0 at brighton.e now failed to score in each of their opening seven away league games of the season. so that win sees leicester into the top half of the table. united close the gap on city, who have a game in hand, while tottenham miss out on the chance to climb back into the top four. there was action in spain on tuesday. it was the fourth round of the copa del rey, and real madrid had gareth bale to thank, as they avoided what would have been a humiliating exit at the hands of fuenlabrada. the welsh forward set up both goals for the reigning european champions, who were unable to beat the third—tier side, drawing 2—2, although it did mean they manage to go through 4—2 on aggregate. no such luck for malaga, though, who were knocked out by second—division numancia, after being held to a 1—1 draw at home. and there was a shock result in italy, as well. in the coppa italia fourth round, serie a side cagliari lost 2—1 to pordenone calcio, a team two leagues below them. sampdoria had no such trouble. the

romelu lukaku will face no further punishment from the fa, for an apparent kick at brighton defendery the referee at the time but retrospective action could have meant the striker was banned for three games. a panel of three former premier league referees failed to all agree it was deemed worthy of a red card. there was a dramatic end to the west london derby in the championship — qpr scored two goals in injury time to draw with brentford. danish striker lasse vee—ber had scored twice in the second half danish striker lasse vibe had scored twice in the second half which meant brentford, the visitors, looked set to claim all three points. many of qpr's fans had already left when matt smith grabbed a goal back — in the third of four minutes of injury time. qpr still looked like heading for their fourth defeat in a row until luke freeman popped up in the six—yard box in the very last minute — 2—2 it finished. world champion bianca walkden and olympic champion jade jones admit they are ‘shocked and saddened' by coach paul green's decision to leave the gb setup. green guided jones to her

brighton are up to eighth in the table after beating swansea i—o. bottom three. at a british record 63. that beats their old mark that had stood for 100 years. for only the second time. afterwards rodgers credited his players. it means everything. professionalism, of playing and creating high standards every day. creating high standards every day. pitches, being tired in games, going behind, semi—finals, finals. behind, semi—finals, finals. deserve all the credit they get for it. it. in seven winning away at borussia dortmund. dortmund. a goalfrom robbens set them on their way. them on their way. were wins for valencia and atletico madrid. espanyol lost. at the rugby league world cup defeating lebanon 29—10 in sydney. team at the tournament. but propjames graham was just pleased with the win. we got the victory this week, which was important to us. was important to us. tournament that i think we are going to build into. to build into. today where i thought we were good and sometimes a bit indifferent. and sometimes a bit indifferent. you have got to

england and the west midlands, and if anything, anywhere say from sunderland down to norwich and brightoning. but it's not going to last for very long, because this cloud and rain and the wind will push further eastwards. so for many of us it will start raining, for a time at least, in the afternoon, and with that, the winds will be pretty strong too. so it's not going to feel warm at all. look at that — eight degrees in yorkshire, maybe around 11 degrees in london, but a lot better across the north—west of the country. this is where that fresher, clearer atlantic air‘s coming in. now, watch what happens tuesday night into wednesday, so this is the following night we're talking about now. so tuesday night the weather front edges a little bit further towards the east, and then early hours of wednesday morning, the skies clear once again. so wednesday morning across the uk, once again, will be frosty. so we had a frosty monday morning, tuesday morning is going to be mild, and then wednesday morning is going to be frosty again. so here's a look at wednesday, this little ridge of high pressur

manchester united striker romelu lukaku will face no action for allegedly kicking out at brighton defender saturday. the fa referred it to three ex—premier league referees to independently review today, and they all agreed that no further action needed to be taken. some sad news from birmingham city today after it was revealed goalkeeper ann—katrin berger has been diagnosed with thyroid cancer. the 27—year—old german is to undergo surgery in december. berger, who signed from paris st—germain last year, has played in two finals for the club, the continental cup in 2016 and the fa cup this year. now with the world cup in russia just over six months away, there's increasing pressure on fifa to clamp down on doping in football. despite dr richard mclaren‘s 2016 report into russian state—sponsored doping, which listed 33 potential dopers in football, fifa has yet to investigate formally itself. our sports news correspondent alex ca pstick reports from the "play the game" conference in eindhoven. .. with the world cup draw in moscow just four days away, it is perhaps unsurprising that the issue

both the cloudy once and for the brighton ones. some showers are feeding in from scotland.the western fringes of england and wales. some of these are heavy, they could be some thunder with hail and some sleet and snow over the high ground of scotland, because things are turning colder. it will be seven in glasgow by the end of the afternoon, 11 in london and it will be a struggle to get rid of the cloud in the far south—east before sundown. prepare fray chilly one if you're heading out tonight. eastern scotla nd heading out tonight. eastern scotland is dry, but western scotla nd scotland is dry, but western scotland with showers and also into northern ireland. some showers are trickling across north—west england, merseyside and into the north midlands. much of eastern england is try. 10 degrees in london at seven o'clock. lots of showers alone in on a brisk north—westerly wind, it will stay windy in the west and particularly the southwest tonight. plenty of showers feeding in across the western half of the country. he still be largely dry with clear spells. a chilly night e

and post—brighton, are their big contracts post—brighton, are their big co ntra cts to post—brighton,f $300 billion worth of trade, massive. eye watering amounts of deals. they have been inked but not all come to fruition. whatever britain concludes will be tiny by comparison. and you say that the way they will see it is maybe she will not spend enough time there? bielik to get to know people. they will of course have looked at her political position here, and run their own conclusions. it is not an issue that theresa may is female. they are at the upper echelons of society. they are more than used to dealing with people like hillary clinton and margaret thatcher for that matter. so, that is not an issue. ivanka trump and so on, the issue, i think, issue. ivanka trump and so on, the issue, ithink, is issue. ivanka trump and so on, the issue, i think, is whether britain will be a long—term partner for them. the saudis have thrown in their lot with the white house. i think they would be in trouble if anything were to happen to donald trump‘s administration and it will eventually finish

this is the silo restaurant in the southern british coastal resort of brighton it features naturally produced local cuisine but wait there's more silo is the u.k.'s first zero waste restaurant the turner and head chef doug mcmaster worked for years in gourmet restaurants and saw firsthand how much food is being wasted waste is a product of grading everything and you know putting stars on everyone the elite you know and that makes people obsessed with perfection perfection does not exist and waste exists largely because of this naïve. chase for perfection. you know throw it away because it's not perfect but it's brilliant what's wrong with brilliant. sino offers a diverse menu of high quality dishes and serves only organically produce meat and fish. all the other ingredients are old gammick as well fresh and seasonal mcmaster works with local providers who deliver food that comes in recyclable containers instead of disposable packages so there's no garbage the menu changes every day depending on the produce available. if an item can't be delivered without packaging the team will just

brighton twice came from behind to draw 2—2 at home to stoke.ague matches while stoke are only four points above the relegation zone. australia rugby union head coach michael cheika is being investigated over his comments and conduct during the defeat against england on saturday. he reacted angrily when a series of decisions went against his team at twickenham. and the rematch between david haye and tony bellew has been pushed back to either march or may next year. haye has torn a bicep in a freak training accident. bellew won the original fight — and the second clash had been due to take place at london's o2 arena next month. you as training and training on the stairs, we have seen his extreme training regime. —— he was. he was oi'i training regime. —— he was. he was on stairs and he fell down. they we re on stairs and he fell down. they were just stairs. in the gym, there are sets of stairs. justin johnson did that? he fell down the stairs and he was the overwhelming favourite. what was -- was he training? he was foolishly wearing socks. i've

the series titled the last resort made him world famous he focused on day trippers at new brighton a seaside resort in decline in liverpool margaret thatcher's economic policies had left many middle class english with more money and little to do. martin parr chronicled this in bright garish colors. is a good example of a particularly greasy breakfast in scotland and i like things like that i love the fact that you think our food is crap right which is why i come here and for the offshore german sausages to try and seek revenge. the photos were used as adverts for an exhibition for a few days in munich subway stations it seems one englishman's revenge may simply be a german's meet the photographer captures clichés and blows them up out of all proportion . for twenty five years martin par used photos studios and booths to make his self portray. what it does do is demonstrate my decline very accurate with his life as a shame. for the nation dictator. a hundred faces. all with the same expression. although it's the most colorful set of pitches in this whole show it's also potentially the

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the burglary happened near the corner of dartford and brighton streets. the homeowner says he saw two men in his backyard. one of them was near the glass door.. holding something large in his hand. when police arrived... they found the rear- sliding door was smashed. the burglars got away with jewelry and a camera. ( james ) happening now... police are looking for the man who assaulted a student at santa rosa junior college. a woman told police that she was walking up a staircase when a man came from behind her... grabbed her around the waist and groped her. when the woman screamed the man let go and ran away. police say there were no other witnesses and they do not have a detailed description of the attacker and it is not clear if he is a student at the school. ( james ) we have dramatic new video of a rescue in contra costa county. a helicopter was called in to rescue a 50-year-old woman who fell off a horse and down a steep trail. this happened near alamo -- northeast of green valley road yesterday. a c-h-p helicopter lowered a paramedic down to her. s

romelu lukaku will face no further punishment from the fa for an apparent kick at brighton defender.orrow night. find out who is back in contention for the evertonjob. that and more at half past five. two major pharmaceutical firms, one american, the other german, have said they will invest more than a billion pounds in the uk, creating more than 1800 jobs in the biotech industry. the government said the deals illustrated confidence it its industrial strategy, aimed at supporting more research and development, encouraging firms to embrace new technology and boosting the economy. 0ur economics correspondent andy verity reports. high levels of investment harnessing cutting edge ideas — the robots at this coventry manufacturing centre cost millions to design and programme and the car doors they turn that can compete across the world. with britain‘s weak productivity record, innovation like this is very much the exception, not the rule. we‘re looking at how we translate good ideas from academia and take them into industry and if we can utilise that for other sectors including things like

stoke a re stoke are beating brighton 1—0 in the only game in the premier league tonight. at the weekend — have questioned why police officers took 11 days to locate her. the teenager's body was found on land south of swanage in dorset. gaia suffered from severe epilepsy, and her disappearance sparked a huge campaign from family and friends to find her. duncan kennedy reports. at the place gaia was found, the police were today continuing their investigations. they say it seems no one else was involved in her disappearance. gaia had been missing for 11 days. her body was found on saturday, leaving her family devastated. today her father richard read this note written by gaia's mother, natasha. the lights will radiate for all eternity. meet me at the gate, my darling. so here we are longing for you for the rest of our lives, together forever, united as one. your mum, always. gaia's cousin marienna said there were questions over why it took 11 days to find her. this is not something that should have happened and it shouldn't have taken 11 days to find her so close, and we nee

that front gets out of the way in the south into the channel by lunchtime, things should start to brightonh some showers for the north and west exposures, temperatures in the south in double figures on monday. that is the first time we have seen that in a while and probably the last time as we look further into the week ahead. the murk adair with this only briefly. 0nce the murk adair with this only briefly. once the weather frankly is into the continent we open the doors to the cold air coming down from the arctic once again for tuesday. there isa arctic once again for tuesday. there is a weather front going to the continent, though pressure to the east, high pressure to the west, and north to south, the air across the british isles. tuesday, plenty of showers for eastern coasts, some significant snow across the north york moors. plenty of rain, a few from pembrokeshire and the southwest two. sunshine as well, but it will feel chilly. frosty nights, ecole stuck to wednesday. a chilly start for many, windy in the east and a fair few for many, windy in the east and a fairfew showers. again,

lisa, in brighton, from refuge, is this a story that you hear from a from refuge, is this a story thats this a story that you hear from a lot of different people in different places? yes, sadly. gemma's story about having a pet and being concerned about its well—being, while pet and being concerned about its well— being, while living pet and being concerned about its well—being, while living with a perpetrator of domestic violence, it is all too common. refuge here is daily stories from women we support about torture that pets are put through as a way of exerting power and control over a woman in her home. it's a very upsetting and scary situation, as gemma has described. she clearly dearly loves her fabulous dog, dusty, and it is a difficult position to be in when you can see that something you care deeply about us being tortured and hurt as they way of controlling you and limiting the options that you are then able to take. we often talk about how people can spot signs of domestic violence or trouble in the home of other people. what can be done if you are concerned, to spot signs th

over a two handed dortmund defeat last match day not too shabby for a promoted side under andre brighton right. they've risen to fourth place in the table thus far but heading to red bull arena to face this cup team over and company could be problematic the star striker has netted a goal if every home game this season except one and after missing a crucial penalty in the german cup and being benched in the champions league the twenty one year old was looking to give his side a boost. similar event i was back at all the lights and starting line up as last season surprise when i came up against this term surprise package is. kind of a fans of drinking to the promoted sides early success but it was the home sue had the better of the first half marcel subnets i kept his eye on the ball to shoot but then it was offside with the last touch. the replay shows he was clearly beyond the last defend and also how angry simon. and coach throughout hossam hotel were. then it was the fall guy again on half time when his effort was deflected on to the bar possibly with. it wasn't looking like like six d