brighton went through 2—1.e amex stadium and speak to our sports news correspondent, richard conway. evening, richard. so welcome to football's future, the var so welcome to football's future, the va r syste m. so welcome to football's future, the var system. supposed to stop all those contentious debates, but it started one this evening here. was it wasn't it used? we can't work out! olly, i have spoken to the match test in west london where it was used, and they told me that the referee andre marriner did consult with his assistant there, to discuss that late winning goal, was at a handball, was it not? in the end of the goal stood and brighton will go through to the fourth round of the fa cup. here is the story of the night trot—mac fa cup. here is the story of the night trot-mac and old rivalry with a new twist. video assistant referees on hand for anything u ntowa rd, referees on hand for anything untoward, and early on andros townsend thought it might come in use. townsend thought it might come in use. no

early morning in brighton it's quiet in winter time even around the famous brighton pier.locals like jeremy sanders enjoy the off season most of the resorts eight million annual visitors show up in summer. i would recommend went you can get around a lot quicker. and it can be quite warm down here some days if if you get a sheltered spot on the page it can be curious. brighton is known to britain's as london by the sea the seaside resort of a quarter million people is known for its many little boutique shops like the chocolate maker jockey with his handmade chocolate sculptures. and. brian's really special because there's so many independent stores in brighton and because of the premises are quite small and. it's it's really good for individuals to come out and and really sort of shine. one of britain's landmarks is the grand an eccentric royal pavilion with its indian style architecture king george the fourth had the residence converted into an oriental palace in the early nineteenth century. this palace in particular is the best expression of how he was and he was he was

it's a south coast affair, with brighton hosting bournemouth. brighton's australian goalkeeper, matthew ryan, is one reason the hosts are as high as 12th in their first season in the league. they're problem is scoring goals, just two in the whole of december, while bournemouth arrive just 2 points above the relegation zone despite their morale boosting win over everton, on saturday. manchester united managerjose mourinho, says he has problems ahead of today's premier league game at everton. united have slipped to third after a run of three draws. mourinho has to contend with injuries to romelu lukaku, and zlatan ibrahimovic, as well as, ashley young beginning a three match ban. we have problems. difficulty to rotate players. the fact that we do not claim the capital cup semifinal is a good thing for us because we have no players to play these extra possible matches injanuary. now we have to cope with everton and derby county. in the efa cup derby next weekend.

brighton have been in poorform, not scoring for six away games in the premier league.ifficult for them, but for the likes ofjohnny evans, a massive win. relief for west brom and alan pa rdew. massive win. relief for west brom and alan pardew. i have waited a long time to win a premier league game here, but a lot of things have been put in place. we have been unfortunate not to win before today. we kept doing the right things and today we got our reward. it was a good performance against a strong brighton team. we had to work to get that result. an interesting day in the premier league, tottenham have just gone 2—0 up, harry kane with the goal. he is an amazing form at the goal. he is an amazing form at the moment. 19 goals he has scored

now the game finished 2—2 brighton.ashed out, brighton into the fourth round but it was not without incident. dale stephens opening goal was checked just to make sure it was a valid goal and then glenn murray's winner, was handball? referee did jack. it was located in an operations centre 75 miles away to see if it was a handball but they judged miles away to see if it was a handball but theyjudged it came off his knee. this trial will continue and a decision over whether it is to be used on a worldwide scale is coming ina be used on a worldwide scale is coming in a few weeks but the feedback so far has been good. not without teething troubles but the officials are determined to eye on those out and get the var system working throughout the world. now, if the english county of yorkshire was a country, it would have finished 12th in the medal table at the 2012 0lympics. yorkshire is now contemplating sporting independence by setting up its own international football team. they won't be taking on spain or brazil though —

a big fa cup game between brighton and palace.ry will be made without assistant referee system. a reminder, the fa cup fourth round draw takes place in the next few minutes on bbc two and the bbc sport website. that is it for sportsday. we will have updates to the rest of the evening. now back to clive myrie in london. the prime minister has spent the day reshuffling her cabinet but so far only a handful of changes have been announced. it is ongoing. i'm joined from our westminster studio by our chief political correspondent vicki young. karen bradley is going to the northern ireland office, who is taking over from her? the new culture secretary is matt hancock. it is interesting, he was very much seen it is interesting, he was very much seen as an it is interesting, he was very much seen as an acolyte of george osborne, the chancellor, sacked by theresa may. matt hancock has managed to stay in place and get himself promoted. really, that is the first new face around the cabinet table. we have brandon lewis, the new chairman of th

a quick line on brighton before we hearfrom antonio co nte brighton before we hearfrom antonio contey a bit, 4-0 conte because they were hard done by a bit, 4—0 not really retrospective. they had a penalty appeal turned down, tried five at the back but it didn't work but they have not beaten chelsea since 1933 and it would a lwa ys chelsea since 1933 and it would always be difficult and antonio conte's side won the day. i saw important things. now we have to continue because don't forget, in the last four games, we have finished three games with 0—0. today, we scored four goals. i'm very happy. arsenal beat crystal palace 4—1. who needs alexis sanchez because he was not playing. they were 4-0 up after 22 minutes, palace were poor but great football by arsenal, the la cazette great football by arsenal, the lacazette goal in particular was superb, brilliant assist by mesut ozil. milivojevic got a goal back for crystal palace in the second half but arsenal were really good. arsene wenger has talked about tra nsfers arsene wenger has talked about transfers and said they will only sell sa

on the website you can check out the latest on the brighton/ bournemouth match.icester — one of many to come in the january transfer window. we will have more for you throughout the afternoon. thank you, mike. the uk recycling industry says it doesn't know how to cope with a chinese ban on imports of plastic waste. britain has been sending up to 500,000 tonnes of plastic for recycling in china every year. but the trade has now been stopped. our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. when the dustmen wheel away the waist, it's a journey that often ends in china. about a quarter of oui’ ends in china. about a quarter of our waste plastic heads on boats to the east. now china has decided it doesn't want it any more and it's caused a huge new year headache for the uk's hard pressed recycling firms. it's a massive blow, i think it's a game changer for our industry. for decades we have been relying on the chinese market to recycle the surplus of materials we collect in the uk that we don't have the capacity at home to recycle and reprocessed. incineration might ge

hazard shines as chelsea score four at brighton. the battle for the quarterfinals in by the battle for the quarterfinals in rugby union's champions cup is hotting up. saracens have kept their hopes alive. rory mcilroy makes his return from injury at the abu dhabi championship. the players in black armbands to honour the former england international, widely regarded as a pioneer, who helped break down racial barriers in the game. brighton were hosting the premier league champions, chelsea, who were missing a number of first—team regulars through injury and suspension. one man who was playing was eden hazard. and it didn't take long for him to make his mark. three minutes later, half the brighton team could do nothing to stop this intricate passing move. the brazilian international, willian, with a well worked goal, which again involved hazard. and things didn't get any betterfor the home side, who felt they should have had at least one penalty in the first half. brighton did have their chances after the break, but it was that man aga

it was a good performance against the strong brighton team. really at it today, and we had to play very well today, and we had to play very well to get that result. a great result there for west brom. i don't know what west ham have done but they are enjoying a football at the moment, aren't they? mark noble, one of the goal—scorers, arnautovic scored, lanzini one of the goal—scorers, arnautovic scored, la nzini scored one of the goal—scorers, arnautovic scored, lanzini scored to make. he has improved their fitness. scored, lanzini scored to make. he has improved theirfitness. they look fitter than they did under slaven bilic. huddersfield is a tough place to go, only their fourth home defeat this season. west ham are moving up the tables, taking them to 11th. they are doing pretty well, and david moyes was delighted, particularly with arnautovic.|j think everybody knew how good he was at stoke city, and that is why we paid a big fee for him. giving him a more free roll up front has given him a chance to show what the size to his game as well,

the scoreline is a little harsh on brighton but chelsea were always a threat.13 league games and hovering just above the relegtion zone. i saw important things. now we have to continue because don't forget, in the last four games, we have finished three games with 0—0. today, we scored four goals. i'm very happy. arsenal showed they're capable of plenty of goals without alexis sanchez after beating an in form crystal palace 4—0. all four gunners goals came in the opening 22 minutes at the emirates. monreal and koscielny amongst the scorers on their return from injury. we started very well. we played our game like we can play it coming you know, quick, fast passing and good combinations and movement. some good chances. after that, ithink combinations and movement. some good chances. after that, i think the whole first half was all top quality. the second half didn't manage to keep the same urgency and drive but overall, it was a convincing win. in the late kick—off, runaway leaders manchester city will be looking to bounce back from their first defeat of the sea

the brighton fans won't mind me saying this was a lucky winner. murray, into the back of the net, unlucky for middlesbrough, but brighton have the priority of staying in the premier league. they also have the destruction of the fa cup, but it is good for momentum and they were able to rest plays today, chris hughton making changes to the team. one other goal to show you from the all premier league tie between southampton and watford. southampton winning that 1-0. watford. southampton winning that 1—0. watford, new manager, no wind. a tough start forjavi gracia. a birthday goalforjack a tough start forjavi gracia. a birthday goal forjack stephens, a first win in11 for birthday goal forjack stephens, a first win in 11 for southampton. javi gracia, his priority is the premier league. a tough start for him, a tough introduction to initial ball. john, thanks for staying with us. ball. john, thanks for staying with us. i will round up the few others that we haven't managed to bring you pictures of, because it has been a busy day, huddersfield 1—1. hull

brighton in front again. the win should have been secured 20 minutes from time.not the finish. bournemouth were hoping to salvage something. it was a shame the final note was an ugly one of such an entertaining game. ping—pong football in the box and the points were shared. what became at times a fairly open game against a very good bournemouth side that have got a lot of power and pace, i thought some of our attacking play was really good. certainly on chances and what you regard as clear—cut chances we had by far the better of the clear—cut chances. to come here at 2—2 after leading twice and having the best chances, hugely disappointing, and it feels like two points lost. when there is one goal in it, any team in the premier league can look uncomfortable with what's at stake and the home crowd can get nervous. i felt we were better coming from behind, chasing the game, we looked stronger. we were trying to win it at the end and that is a good sign, the players were going all out for three points. there are three games going on at the moment. half an hour left.

simon gompertz there in brighton. has pledged to eliminate avoidable plastic waste within 25 years — as part of a plan to improve britain's environment. she has urged supermarkets to introduce aisles where shoppers can buy products with no plastic packaging. a small charge for disposable plastic bags will also be extended to all shops, notjust big retailers. theresa may called plastic waste "one of the great environmental scourges of our time". but some campaigners have criticised the plans, saying they lack "urgency, detail and bite". our political editor laura kuenssberg reports. what do you think i should look for? a grand vision, we were promised, a plan to look after the spaces around us for years to come and the prime minister trying to spot political opportunity, too. the environment is something personal to each of us but it is also something that collectively we hold in trust for the next generation and we have a responsibility to protect and enhance it. top of the list, cleaning up plastics that harm wildlif

they've all skated here. >> she got to meet and skate with the best. >> reporter: brighton zeuner gotrding because her big brother jack was into skateboarding and she was dragged to the park. >> i think when i was about like 8 that's when it all started. so everything happened at 8. t i drop in on ramps like this. >> reporter: not anymore. didn't take long before she was beating brother jack in competition. >> she's kind of a natural. >> kind of a natural you think? >> i wasn't. >> oh, really? >> that's not true. >> i didn't really care. >> really? i would care massively. massively. >> reporter: in her first competition just 8 years old she beat jack, came in fourth amongst 100 boys. there weren't many girls-only competitions back then. squlu guys are still friends? >> oh, yeah. >> everything gs? >> yeah. he's still better than me at some stuff like street stuff, and i kind of own the whole contest thing. >> jack has become a cameraman, often filming little sis. she skates hours every day. why skateboarding not, i don't know, softball or ballet? >> just the freedom you get. and you ca

glenn murray scored a late winnerfor brighton.t with the video referee team, to see if murray had handled the ball over the line, but concluded that he hadn't. and brighton will face middlesbrough in the fourth round. the pick of the ties sees league two yeovil town welcome 12—time winners manchester united. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. liverpool fans, look away now. philippe coutinho completed his record—breaking transfer to barcelona. he did thank his former side, though, saying he would always have liverpool in his heart. andy murray hopes to be playing again by the summer, after hip surgery in melbourne. he posted this on social media, saying he is looking forward to starting rehab. the former world number one has not played competitively since he was knocked out of wimbledon last july. he is hoping to be back for the grasscourt season, he is hoping to be back for the grasscourt season, which is obviously queens, wimbledon again. so looking at aboutjune. the surgery seems to so looking at aboutjune. the surgery s

games against crystal palace, brighton and watford. west camel already suffering. survival in the premier league still a priority for west ham. let's hearfrom david moyes. you couldn't have called us a premier league team today because we didn't have enough players in the starting line—up. it was a really difficult encounter. we had a lot of young players who we gave a chance but i wouldn't say many of them.. but i wouldn't say many of them unpressed ne. i was disappointed with the senior players that they didn't help the younger players more. all in all, disappointing performance and results. but we have said before that we think we have bigger fish to fry at this time. springy up—to—date. they have taken the lead. this is the minute were newport county of league 2 went up 1-0 newport county of league 2 went up 1—0 against tottenham hotspur of the premier league. that much is still ongoing. 0ne

a late glenn murray goal against crystal palace puts brighton through to the fourth round of the fa cup. he'll return to the tennis court soon. —— and andy murray undergoes hip surgery in melbourne but promises he'll return to the tennis court soon. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that phillippe coutinho says he's finally realised his dream after officially becoming a barcelona player on monday. the brazilian joins the catalan club from liverpool in one of the most expensive transfers in football history, but he won't be able to make his debut for three weeks because of a thigh injury. austin halewood looks back on a busy day for the 25—year—old. it was a transfer saga that had rumbled on for months but after three failed bids in the last tra nsfer three failed bids in the last transfer window, barcelona finally have their man. translation: 's barcelona, it is the best team in

brighton must it very late to beat bills brown 1—0. really unlucky.s knee, could have gone anywhere. it ended up in the back of the net. brighton made a lot of changes today, leaving the likes of glenn murray on the bench. they will be concentrating on staying in the premier league. a really good when former manson today. to finish with, it was southampton who came out on top. a lot of fun debut for watford with their new manager. a difficult start. the only goal four minutes into the game. a really tough job here. the fans really showed their disappointment, the watford fans. there were a few arguments between fa ns there were a few arguments between fans and players. he has a really toughjob on fans and players. he has a really tough job on his fans and players. he has a really toughjob on his hands. fans and players. he has a really tough job on his hands. we will have tough job on his hands. we will have to keep our eyes on that. the other results, huddersfield 1—1 against birmingham. howell, 2—1 against nottingham forest. too little too late for

west brom against brighton, and the west brom, a huge win.league win since the 19th of august. 50 happy for the fans because they must have forgotten what it was like to win but finally they have a victory. relief there for alan pardew. they have a victory. relief there for alan pa rdew. 20 they have a victory. relief there for alan pardew. 20 premier league games without a win. they had lost ten of those as well. two goals from corners, the first from jonny evans, then craig dawson made it 2—0. brighton have been in poorform, not scoring for six away games in the premier league. difficult for them, but for the likes ofjohnny evans, a massive win. relief for west brom and alan pa rdew. massive win. relief for west brom and alan pardew. i have waited a long time to win a premier league game here, but a lot of things have been put in place. we have been unfortunate not to win before today. we kept doing the right things and today we got our reward. it was a good performance against a strong brighton team. we had to work to get that result. an i

brighton ahead again. the win should have been secured by izquierdo 20 seconds from time.ch an entertaining game and a shame that the final note was ugly. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website and we'll have more for you in sportsday at half past six. more protesters have been killed in anti—government demonstrations in iran. state—run media says ten people have died in protests in the last week. president rouhani says people have the right to protest, but violence is unacceptable. rana rahimpourfrom the bbc‘s persian service has been telling us that the circumstances surrounding the deaths remain unclear. reports are almost impossible to verify because the internet is shut down. people say it takes half an hour to write a tweet so we haven't really received any footage and anything confirms almost impossible. state television said about ten people have been killed overnight, they say they were rioters and some of them were armed but it's impossible to find out. but protesters say they have been killed by government f

coming up on sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, the last of the fa cup third round ties between brightonalace and details of the fourth round draw. good evening. the prime minister has been carrying out a reshuffle of her cabinet with a few new faces but the big beasts mostly staying in post. the education secretary justine greening has quit after refusing to move to the department for work and pensions, a previousjunior minister in the department, esther mcvey, has stepped into the role instead. the immigration minister, brandon lewis, has been named as the new conservative party chairman while jeremy hunt continues as health secretary but has been given an expanded role including social care. our political editor laura kuenssberg's report contains flashing images. are you confident of staying in government? two-and-a-half hours to say i quit. the then education secretaryjustine greening say i quit. the then education secretary justine greening rushed into number ten after 5.00pm. the prime minister told her she wanted to move her to look after welfare. but after fraught discussions bet

he is in brighton for us. a long time coming, how will it work tonight?ent. there has been a worldwide trial of video assistant referee systems. there have been various leagues and tournaments over the past year and a half. it is tonight when we will see it in half. it is tonight when we will see itina half. it is tonight when we will see it in a competitive english fixture for the very first time. the referee can refer

brighton still leading palace 1—0 in the fa cup. about it. the former football coach barry bennell has pleaded guilty to seven offences of child sexual assault. the 63—year—old, who is now known as richard jones, admitted the charges before the start of his trial at liverpool crown court. the ex—crewe coach is charged with a total of 55 offences between 1979 and 1991. his alleged victims were all between the ages of 8 and 15. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. a successful former coach of the 1980s, barry bennell worked with some of the most promising young footballers in the north—west of england. youth team coach at crewe alexandra, he also had links with manchester city and stoke city. this is bennell speaking to the bbc when at crewe. we do a lot of talking to them as well as showing them the skills and explaining the game to them. but there's more to it than just coming here one hour a week. we need to give them homework. but today at the start of his trial here at liverpool crown court, bennell admitted preying on young boys.

so the final cup tie of the third round of the fa cup sees brighton host crystal palace in an all—premiert —— significant is that the game will see the var system, where certain decisions are re—assessed by a referee watching on television, trialled for the first time in a domestic english match. arsene wenger said his side did not deserve to win as holders arsenal were knocked out of the fa cup after a 4—2 defeat by second tier nottingham forest. wenger, currently serving a three match touchline ban, selected a much changed side and watched from the stands as his side were well beaten. i knew before the game that away from home in a game like this it would be difficult but defensively you cannot afford the mistakes we made today and we did not get a good result. much better news for arsenal's north london rivals tottenham, who beat afc wimbledon 3—0. harry kane, who else, scored two of their goals and was part of a strong side selected by manager mauricio pochettino. i always say i try to put the best side to play. i think if you compare with the carabao cup it was a similar side, almost

sir anthony berry was killed in the brighton bombing, carried out by the ira in the 1980s.hton bomb in 1984. and it was the ira that planted the bomb. so, that's a long time. they go into schools and they don't know who the ira are, it's such a long time ago. but i feel that my experience has relevance today. survivors against terror says it will campaign for effective policies to tackle terrorism, and work to ensure that victims and their families get the support that they deserve. parking companies which use unfair practices are to be banned from accessing motorists' details and issuing fines. the government has confirmed it's to introduce legislation to try to improve standards among parking firms in england. ministers say they want to put an end to inconsistent rules, poor signage, intimidating letters and a confusing appeals process. a british man has become the first in the world to receive a new treatment for brain cancer. surgery on brain tumours is notoriously difficult but scientists have found that injecting patients with a particular type of virus can boost thei

first of all, graham greene's brighton rock was the first time i'd read a crime thriller where the victimreated in the first paragraph of that. the first line is great, "within three hours of arriving in brighton, hale knew that they meant to murder him." you have to read on. and then somebody said that i might like ed mcbain and i read conman first and then i've read everything he wrote. what i love about that style of storytelling is that he, incredibly gripping, you really feel ed mcbain knows what he's talking about. people who read fiction are smart from the fact they really but people don'tjust want a good story, we want to learn something about life and the human condition. talk about roy grace. when we first meet roy grace in the first novel, dead simple, he is 39, just coming up to his 39th birthday and his wife, sandy, who he loved and adored, has vanished from the face of the earth. he literally comes home and she's gone. and for ten years, that was when he was 30 and for ten years he's been looking for her, doesn't know if she's been abducted, kidnapped, run off with a lover,

sir anthony berry was killed in the brighton bombing, carried out by the ira in the 1980s.was killed in the brighton bomb in 1984. and it was the ira that planted the bomb. so, that's a long time. i go into schools and they don't know who the ira are, it's such a long time ago. but i feel that my experience has relevance today. survivors against terror says it will campaign for effective policies to tackle terrorism, and work to ensure that victims and their families get the support that they deserve. 16 and 17 year—olds in wales are to be given the right to vote in local elections, under plans published by the welsh government. if approved, wales would follow scotland, where the voting age has already been lowered for national and local elections. the labour party has called for the idea to be extended to the whole of the uk. gavin thomas reports. after yea rs of struggle and campaigns by the suffrage movement, 1918 was the year in which the representation of the people act was passed in parliament. for the first time, voting was expanded to all men aged over 21, and to so

bundesliga much as their opponents this weekend and over headed by former royal blues coach andre brighton right there have had a decent return to the top flight and a win for them would move them within a whisker of a european place. leone go ahead scott might have expected a warm welcome back after three months so it's on the site lanes instead show because fans unveiled a bother but sold the bottom boat star exactly where to go but if good school was the villain of the piece newman market so was the hero the judge saying from the event to speed choke and for the safety turn and finish after just sixty minutes. in the second period things started to come unstuck for shelter. look at scott was subbed off to a kickoff and whistling. and over crept back into the game yet girl fehrman looked to have sealed the points for shelter with this double seat on seventy minutes. but nicklaus fuku hung over have a striker who is going on for he followed last week's hot chick with the pictures goal here in the eighty sixth minute to steal a point for his side and keep them in the hunt for europe. it ke

a late glenn murray goal against crystal palace puts brighton through to the fourth round of the fa cupis court soon. —— and andy murray undergoes hip surgery in melbourne but promises he‘ll return to the tennis court soon. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the news that phillippe coutinho says he‘s finally realised his dream after officially becoming a barcelona player on monday. the brazilian joins the catalan club from liverpool in one of the most expensive transfers in football history, but he won‘t be able to make his debut for three weeks because of a thigh injury. austin halewood looks back on a busy day for the 25—year—old. it was a transfer saga that had rumbled on for months but after three failed bids in

there was an entertaining 2—2 draw between brighton and bournemouth with the hosts twice leading throughy knockaert and glenn murray. but the cherries struck back both times, with callum wilson earning a point that lifts them three clear of the relegation zone. at the hopman cup, in australia, japan and usa get the second round of group matches under way shortly. on monday, in group a, germany's angelique kerber overcame belgium's elise mertens, 7—6, 7—6 in a thrilling match at the annual team event in perth. the german, on her hopman cup debut, won the first set on a tie—break before racing to a 4—1 lead in the second. but mertens, who has always been a tough opponent, staged a thrilling comeback, including this defence of a kerber match—point, to eventually take her to another tie—break. but by then, kerber proved too strong, winning the tie—break 7—1 to claim the match in straight sets. following kerber‘s win, belgium needed a victory to tie the match. and david goffin provided just that, cruising past alexander zverev in straight sets, 6—3, 6—3. the match was decided by a mixed doubl

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my father was killed in the brighton bomb in 1984. it was the brighton bomb in 1984.o, that's a long time. they go into schools and they don't know who the ira are, it's such a long time ago, but i feel that my experience has releva nce to but i feel that my experience has relevance to date. survivors against teret says it will campaign for effective policies to tackle terrorism and work to ensure that victims and their families get the support that they deserve. parking companies which use unfair practices are to be banned from accessing motorists' details and issuing fines. the government has confirmed it's to introduce legislation to try to improve standards among parking firms in england. ministers say they want to put an end to inconsistent rules, poor signage, intimidating letters and a confusing appeals process. a mural believed to be by the artist banksy should be removed from a disused hull bridge, a local councillor has claimed. images of the artwork were shared on banksy‘s official social media page on friday, appearing to confirm that it is, in fact, his o

bundesliga much as their opponents this weekend and over headed by former royal blues coach andre brighton writer have had a decent return to the top flight and a win for them would move them within a whisker of a european place. leo might have expected a warm welcome back after three months out on the site lanes instead shelters fans on field a banner that sold the blood and bone star exactly where to go but it's good that scott was the villain of the piece human market so was the hero the general who would sing from event to speech elkan for the t.v. turn and finish after just sixty minutes. in the second period things started to come unstuck for shelter. but that scope was subbed off to a kickoff and if whistling. over credits back into the game the film and look to have sealed the points for shelter with this double seat on seventy minutes. but nicholas fukuda hung over have a striker who is buying on form he followed last week's hot chick with the pictures goal here in the eighty sixth minute to steal a point for his side and keep them in the hunt for you to. pick up the miserable day

while west brom had their first win in 21 league games beating brighton 2—0.ugby union champions, exeter chiefs, have boosted their chance of qualifying for the quarter—inals of the european champions cup with a dominant display against montpellier. there were also wins for ulster, harlequins and northampton. while european champions saracens are currently 15—12 against 0spreys. adam wild reports. sandy park is where you find the chiefs and this certainly an occasion for leaders. top of the english league exeter against montpellier, top of the french. the cross—channel challenge with plenty at stake. for exeter, defeat would end their european hopes. dave ewers‘s first half try kept them alive. tense, tight, not much space but then when you have 0lly woodburn on the wing, you don't always need it. that was brilliant, his second perhaps was even better. this secured the bonus point that may yet prove crucial in the fight for second in their group. the chiefs are back in charge. in ulster, a battle to lead league 1, that is where la rochelle have been for most o

how did the video assistant referee at the brighton game go?e late on, brighton won the game 2—1 against crystal palace, they go through to the fourth round of the fa cup, but let's look at it, the screen on the side of the pitch that the referee can use. it is already in use around europe in italy and germany, but this goal late on from glenn murray, there was some debate, look at this, as it goes in, as to whether it was handball. now, the referee, andre marriner, decided that there was nothing to look into, he was happy with the system. some of the palace players were not, you can see them surrounding him, but manager roy hodgson said it was a genuine goal, so hodgson said it was a genuine goal, soiam hodgson said it was a genuine goal, so i am sure the debate will rage on. the last time england lost the ashes down under, there was a big overhaul on and off the pitch. what is going to happen this time? yes, as the dust settles, we have found out that trevor bayliss will step down, but not until the end of the 2019 ashes, when his contract ex

var was used for the first time in a competitive english club game in last night's fa cup win for brightond ospreys flanker dan lydiate has been ruled out for the rest of the season with a bicep injury. lydiate was injured in ospreys' win at dragons on new year's eve and will undergo surgery later this week. it's another blow to wales ahead of the six nations, with sam warburton out and taulupe faletau also a doubt. uk sport has set team gb a target of at least five medals at next month's winter olympics in south korea. the current record is four set in 192a and also the last games in sochi. team gb's paralympic athletes have been set a target of seven. korean cultural centre, central london. for everything the winter games means to the host nation, it means more than ever to british sport. an audience gathered to hear the targets. lizzy arnold's gold was one of four british winter olympic medlas won in 2014. five at least are expected this time. can we really be winning more medals, in more sports with more investment? it has to stop somewhere, hasn't it? i know. it's a good question. eve

brighton ahead again. the winner should have been secured by izquierdo, but he did not finish.ining game it was a shame that the final mode was ugly. ping—pong football in the box. elsewhere leicester city beat huddersfield 3— nil to end a run of back—to—back defeats. in the tea—time kick—off currently goalless between manchester united and everton at goodison park at half time. in the championship queens park rangers came from behind to beat cardiff city 2—1. that gave milbourne nick and his team a fourth straight defeat. elsewhere bolton moved out of the relegation zone with a win over hull city. and tony pulis got his first win as boro boss. a couple of big matches in the pro 1a rugby union today. leinster strengthened their hold with a narrow win. two tries from mal scanlon help to give munster lead over ulster. and that is all the sport for now. more on all those stories on the bbc website and we will be back with more in the next hour. more protesters have been killed in anti—government demonstrations in iran. a police spokesman said today on state television that a prote

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of the plan for russians will be landing craft to appear in the south bay of scarborough or off brightoney want to quote, kill our national infrastructure, is certainly food for thought. finally, throat lozenges don't work according to the telegraph. neither does cough syrup. my father, a retired gp, has a lwa ys syrup. my father, a retired gp, has always said this, it's nonsense. they all sell different things, tickly cough, chesty cough, it's all nonsense. how long have i spent at the pharmacists counter wondering whether i've got a tickly cough or a dry cough. i think it's all psychological, if you think they we re psychological, if you think they were it probably gets you through your next interview if you have a tickly cough. and bad for my ministers, the chancellor we were talking about earlier was feeding the prime minister and cough sweets during her speech at the tory party co nfe re nce during her speech at the tory party conference and it did no good. a p pa re ntly conference and it did no good. apparently a throat spray more effective. they are much better. that's it for the