brighton are in their first quarterfinal since 1986.this type of game. we had to fight for it, we were up against a coventry side that have dropped a little bit in the last couple of weeks, but have had a good season and this shows why they are in a good position and the season they have had. we had to fight for it, but i think we were worthy of the win and margin of the win. i think, when you come to places like this, you hope they have an off day. that they've made by the changes, and those people that came in don't quite perform to the levels that are demanded. but they did that and fair play to them, because they made it difficult for us. we have young players in there, so from our point of view, it teaches them something about how people move, the way people move, the rotation they have, the way they pass the ball. and to manchester united, they are through following a two nil wind o'grady huddersfield. jose mourinho left out all pole but, my lukaku didn't seem to miss his mate, scoring three minutes in. united thought they had gon

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brighton don't score many goals. brighton don't score many goals away.nces at the end, charlie adam, his penalty saved at the end by the australian goalkeeper ryan. charlie adam must be so disappointed. and then do you have had a header saved off the line, anthony knockaert doing so well to save it, but charlie adam must have been disappointed. paul lambert wasn't happy about that penalty. disappointing, second half, we were excellent with so much of the game, under pressure, penalties happen, i'm not going to blame anybody but this is what happens. it won't be the last he misses in his career. you scored one against coventry before we came in. if they had heard that i think the game would have been finished. i thought we had the better chances in the game. they've got a quality player that can get this type of delivery in. i felt we had the better chances, in the end of course, they had to save a penalty which i felt we were a little bit hard done by, come the end of the season we can look at this as a good point. we will see where that leaves the teams

zac lived on the south coast in brighton. born in johannesburg, he'd married a briton.'s coroner's court for the conclusion of the inquest into zac‘s death. we heard details of his fall and how he likely died instantaneously. but much of the evidence concerned the contents of the investigation report, detailing the poor condition of the lever hoists given to the teams after christmas 2016. jothohnson, who also lives in brighton, described how he shored up the lever hoists he used with ratchet straps because he was so worried about their state. the coroner was clear with the family, that liability didn't come into her remit. herjob, she said, was to find out how zac cox died, not who was responsible. especially, she added, as the people and companies involved in renovating the stadium weren't in court to answer for their actions. but this afternoon in her summing up, she was damning. she said, the system after christmas was chaotic, unprofessional, unthinking, and downright dangerous. she concluded, ifind many men, many managers should have known they were effectively as

manchester united are at home to brighton.here has been some boxing news, george groves has successfully defended his super middleweight title. he beat chris you backjunior on points. that's all the sport for now. a new scanning system has revealed a painting underneath picasso's picture — "a crouching woman". the picture underneath is of the catalan landscape probably painted by one of his assistants. it seems that picasso turned it 90 degrees and used the shape of the landscape to create the woman's crouching pose. the discovery has been unveiled today at an international science conference in austin texas from where our science correspondent pallab ghosh reports. picasso's crouching woman — worth millions. a painting from his blue period. but there's more to it than meets the eye. the conservators at the gallery analysed it with a new type of scanner, and this is what they discovered. underneath it is a painting of the barcelona landscape by a fellow artist. but turn it 90 degrees and bring back the crouching woman, and you

manchester united are at home to brighton.for now. we'll have more for you on bbc news throughout the evening. survivors of the shooting at a florida school have been taking part in a rally demanding tighter gun controls. protesters in fort lauderdale chanted ‘no more guns' and angrily attacked politicians at an emotionally—charged event. earlier, president trump met survivors of wednesday's attack, in which 17 people died. yesterday the fbi admitted it failed to act on a tip—off about the gunman. aleem maqbool reports. some survivors of the school attack are still being treated in hospital. as he promised, the president visited here, albeit very briefly. reporter: did you see some victims, mr president? yes, i did, i did indeed and it was very sad, something like that could happen, but the jobs the doctors do, the nurses, the hospital, first responders, law enforcement, really incredible. donald trump also met officials from the emergency services. what he didn't do though was answer any questions about the need to tighten gu

stoke and brighton, 1—1, charlie adam had a late penalty saved that brighton deserved a draw and perhapse, then came the equaliser and then stoke at the big chance, charlie adam with a penalty, great save by matt ryan, and right at the end due had a header saved off the line. so what difference will that make, that saved by ryan. charlie adam must be so disappointed. we'll hearfrom paul lambert now about the mess. disappointing, second half, we were excellent with so much of the game, under pressure, penalties happen, i'm not going to blame anybody but this is what happens. it won't be the last he misses in his career. if theyjoke that i think the game would be finished. i thought we had the better chances in the game. we've got a quality player that can get this type of delivery. i felt we had the better chances, in the end of course, they had to save a penalty which i felt we we re a had to save a penalty which i felt we were a little bit hard done by, come the end of the season we can look at this as a good point. today's points could be very good. let's move on, everton versus palace

or the no controversy after brighton reach their first controversy after brighton reach theirfirst finalfor from their record signing, 35 years since they took manchester united to an fa cup final replay, this year they will meet them in the last eight. speaking of replays, sheffield wednesday will need a second go to decide whether they all premier league swansea will face the winner of rochdale versus spurs, played later today, and the controversial wit of the peace west brom finish with 2-1 wit of the peace west brom finish with 2—1 defeat. the saints were two up, thena with 2—1 defeat. the saints were two up, then a wonder goal gave albion hope. they had a replay of their own, southampton will fly out on monday night, they trundled to manchester city or wigan in george groves successfully defended his wba super middleweight title with a win over chris eubankjunior in manchester. the british world title bout went all 12 rounds, with groves boxing clever to withstand the challenge from eubankjunior. the victory was unanimous and also means groves is through to the world boxing super serie

simon gompertz, bbc news, brighton.as announced what she's calling a comprehensive plan, including an independent commission to deal with claims of abuse involving its staff. winnie byanyima said the revelations of sexual misconduct in haiti and other countries were a stain on the charity that will shame it for years. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. the earthquake that struck in 2010 reduced much of a teaser rubble. but the after—shock is still being felt by 0xfam. —— reduced much of haiti. 0xfam's global head said sorry for the sexual exploitation carried out by found out that she told me she only found out that she told me she only fouhd'mfi. that; week...’ —— she told me she only wi‘ld'tjlfi. that; week..- —— of she told me she only wi‘ld'tjlfi. that; weeks, —— of i e on staff spent on internel sefegoeroing; end'i to eeiiee , s a new arm's—length commission to investigate 0xfam's handling of past cases. members of this commission will be well respected, well—known, experienced women's rights leader

southampton and brighton are also through, as drew savage reports.or isn't it? video assistant refereeing was supposed to bring clarity in such situations, but had it provided answers or more questions? commentator: young. mata! he is on side, and he has made it 2—0! or had he? the assistant referee flag has down but did the video assistant referee think? after a lengthy wait, kevin friend ruled that mata had been off side, his goal disallowed. and then the debate over the television pictures began. was the yellow line straight, or even at right angles across the pitch? whatever your point of view, it didn't affect the outcome of the match. sanchez. oh, a fabulous ball. lukaku right the way through here. can he get the shot in? oh, he can! lukaku has his and manchester united's second. but the answers most wanted to hear after the final whistle were not about the football. this video assistant referee, from my point of view — maybe i'm too traditional — but this killed the emotion of the game in these situations and this is why i don't like it. what

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from brighton so much. fun if you are up last yet you are my most of the business and that gentleman somehow. i've always been listening to the superman well up till now. so let. me know when you got it alan thought oh well. and one local town meeting david is out with the fact that the boy with the fish. and i doubt that it would be. baghdad come home that i am. proud to know not only do. you only vote louis. who goes to this is. not good. that i am family. there you go some good. advice. that you needed down. tonight but. i wanted to let you. live because this if it takes it. you know that there's still some time to really sit. still but at the base of those scientists titles that are close to being the case with. that's sort of. i would say someone cuts in on. those ships by that standing there out of it when they are stung. that are closer to get out of that is to close up with something. i don't know. than a. lot of the dead. mean. when they. absolutely had. to have run them. out of that. yet well know

united will play brighton in the last eight after they beat coventry city. fan of the new system. this video system referee from my point, maybe i am too traditional but this killed the motion of the game in the situation and this is why i do not like it but i am not the man who makes the decision. i have two manager team with it but i do not like it. southampton made it through to the last eight with a 2—1 win at west bromwich albion, this goal from dusan tadic proved to be the winner. it follows an eventful week for west brom, afterfour of their players broke a curfew and reportedly stole a taxi while in spain for warm weather training. it has been difficult but, you know, in terms of the experience on the pitch and the attitude and the reaction to that, i was pleased with because it was a difficult day for the players as well as course. a good account of themselves and slightly unfortunate good account of themselves and slightly u nfortu nate really to good account of themselves and slightly unfortunate really to be out of the cup. cricket now and england

the other one brighton's win over west ham.lling into trouble. theirfans at ham, they are falling into trouble. their fans at the end, lots of anger among the away fans directed towards the board. very unhappy. first win this yearfor the board. very unhappy. first win this year for chris hughton‘s side. let us look at the top of the table first. manchester city's point difference down 13s we have been discussing everybody up to nine could get involved in that relegation battle. do you think the top ten are all safe? you have to think so. they will feel a lot more comfortable after the results today. manchester city, they are running away with it at the top the table. united are making some ground, spurs and liverpool in action tomorrow but it is so tight, isn't it. down a the bottom of the table, west brom rooted down at the bottom still. several teams will be involved in that relegation battle. possibly all of the bottom ten. thank you. it is not all about the premier league. we are going to take a look at the action from the

simon gompertz, bbc news, brighton. the time is 6:16.ker has told the bbc she was sexually assaulted by colleagues. and still to come — in the wake of football's crisis, how grassroots clubs are keeping young players safe. coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news: more medals could be on the way for team gb in pyeongchang. lizzy yarnold and laura deas are very well placed in the skeleton. now, orangutans are one of the world's most endangered species, under threat from deforestation and hunting. now a study has revealed that on the island of borneo, which is one of their last natural habitats, there could bejust 70,000 of the primates left, and that's a fall of around 50% in less than 20 years. well, an international team, including researchers from chester zoo, is working on new projects to help save the apes from extinction. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill has the story. hanging onto survival. zoo programmes like this preserve small populations of bornean orangutans. but in the wild, they are being pushed rapid

brighton had their first bournemouth who move up to ninth. playing everton. america tarn involved in that. arsenal 1, everton 0 after about ten minutes. xxxxxxxx m khita rya n. steve clark said clydesdale bank premier league needed to play a perfect game to pete celtic. given they had only lost once this season he would need a bit of luck. that arrived with boyata limping off with arrived with boyata limping off with a groin strain and ager off. that left deficiencies in defence exposing celtic to danger when kilmarnock went forward. they could hold o no longer. mulumbu ending his four year goal drought in style. they could have scored more. jordan jones spurning a golden opportunity. and mulumbu doing everything right. killie would have paid dearly but for this save. defeat won‘t derail brendan rodgers domestically but a growing injury list is the last thing he needs. aberdeen beet hamilton to reduce the gap of the table to eight points. ross coi nty gap of the table to eight points. ross cointy had a great win at dundee, hearts beat stjohns

sally hunt who is at brighton.p — which owns british gas — has blamed its performance in north america as well in the uk. our business correspondent emma simpson reports. it's been a disappointing yearfor britain's biggest energy supplier. today, the hard numbers. centrica's group profits down 17% to £1.25 billion. it also lost 1.4 million british gas customer accounts and more cost—cutting is on the way, with 4000 jobs to go. and those cuts, the boss told me, are partly down to the government's looming price cap on bills. it's about competition and what customers are wanting, but there's a third reason. there is a link between our cost efficiency programme and preparing for any price cap in the uk. we've got to be competitive and this measure means that we've got to drive more efficiency. the posts will go over the next three years, mainly in its uk residential business. it's only a couple of years ago that i was talking to the chief executive around 5500 job losses and that being the necessary action required, an

manager david moyes says the scandal hasn't damaged team morale ahead of tomorrow's match at brightonplayers from africa on deadline day, so i can only say they are wrong. inaudible. of course. you can see the player we have signed, the players the clubs have signed over the years. we sign good quality players, the best players we can get who are available. it doesn't matter where they are from. it was a record breaking winter transfer window. £430 million were spent in england alone. but arsenal manager arsene wenger says that isn't a good thing. he says the problem is getting worse across europe and claims while clubs like manchester city are enjoying big leads at the top of their divisions, huge expenditure is destroying competition. when you look at the five big leagues in europe, you could see the predictability, the unpredictability of the competition has gone down because we are in december. we knew already before champions of the five leagues. that means something is not right in ourgame leagues. that means something is not right in our game and the huge power of some clubs, t

been charged by the football association for using racist language in an incident involving the brighton gaetan bong last month. rodriguez has responded on social media, saying, "absolutely gutted and in disbelief at the situation i find myself in. 100% deny the false allegation and will take the correct legal advice to prove my innocence." west brom say they will "fully support" their player. he has until the 16 february to respond to the football association. the tottenham head coach mauricio pochettino thinks the football association needs to step in regarding the state of rochdale‘s pitch ahead of their tie in the fifth round of the fa cup later this month. one half of it is completely devoid of grass and more like a sand pit. rochdale‘s fourth round replay against millwall two nights ago was allowed to go ahead despite their previous two home games being postponed. the fa can offer assistance to the league one side to help with repairs. spurs are due to play the league one side there a week on sunday. it is like i saw in the picture, i think you cannot play football. that is my poin

they were stuart hill, a mercedes salesman in brighton who was celebrating his 30th birthday and hisceptionist from worthing in west sussex. she was 27. stuart's brother, jason hill, a lawyer in milton keynes, also died. was 32 yea rs milton keynes, also died. was 32 years old. his girlfriend, jennifer barron, survived. also on board were newlyweds, seen here on the left at their wedding with becky and stuart. their friends their wedding with becky and stuart. theirfriends had been saving up for their holiday for a year. 0r three who died had attending worthing college. as ex- alumni of the olic they've gone on with their passions, enjoying their lives and going on with their careers as they wanted and to get to this stage in their life and die so young is devastating. in the minutes after the crash, passengers and crew from other helicopters in the area rushed to help. they included a nurse, katie khalili. when we finally got some medical equipment down there i started putting v lines in and other ci’ews came started putting v lines in and other crews came down with pain medications

manager david moyes says the scandal hasn't damaged team morale ahead of tomorrows match at brighton.were signing two players from africa on deadline day, so i can only say they are wrong. of course we have. you can see the players that we signed, the players that the club sign over the players that the club sign over the years. we have always... we sign good quality players, the best players that we can get. doesn't matter where they are from to me, at all. it was a record breaking winter transfer window — £430 million were spent in england alone. but arsenal manager arsene wenger says that isn't a good thing! he says the problem is getting worse across europe and claims while clubs like manchester city are enjoying big leads at the top of their divisions, huge expenditure is ‘destroying' competition. when you look at the five big leagues in europe, you could say that predictability, and the armed predictability of competition has gone down, because we are in december. we know already before champions of five leaves, which means that something is not right in out means that something

simon gompertz, bbc news, brighton.ns director at the national housing federation — the voice of affordable housing in england. are you surprised by this result and the scale of the problem it unveils? these statistics show how difficult it is for young people across the income spectrum to get on the housing ladder, that is because we are not building in forms. house prices and rent prices are spiralling out of control. and people cannot get on the ladder. what are your ideas for possible solutions? housing associations are building thousands of affordable homes. we want to do more but we need access to land. with that land we can build shared ownership which allows young people to buy a share of their own, which means they can get on the ladder at more affordable prices. there are a lot of applications for building, that are still waiting to go through, potentially hundreds of thousands of homes that could be built that are not being built. part of that is for local people to start supporting house—building in bigger n

tom bourlet says renting here in brighton is money down the drain.t the moment, there's not a chance of being able to get the deposit. it's such a cost — and with utility bills, with the cost of trains going to london, with my rent prices, it's just unachievable. and my friends, they're all around the same age, and none of us are on the property ladder yet. the institute for fiscal studies looked at young people like tom, aged 25—34, on middle incomes of around £22,000 to £30,000 a year for a household after tax, although most of them were couples with children. over two decades, the number of young owners has dropped across britain — from 54% to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 61% to 36% in the east midlands, in london, just 20%. there's been a collapse in the home ownership rates of young adults across the country and it has been concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life, they're going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement, and mean they have less real res

simon gompertz, bbc news, brighton. orangutans on the island of borneo. a study has found that within 16 years, the population there has halved. the researchers said that while deforestation was partly to blame, a large number of the animals were being killed by hunters, or as punishment for raiding crops. victoria gill reports. hanging onto survival. zoo programmes like this preserve small populations of bornean orangutans. but in the wild, they are being pushed rapidly towards extinction. their rainforest home continues to be cleared for agriculture and mining, but a 16—year—long study has now revealed that borneo's orangutans are disappearing from areas where the forest is untouched. they are being targeted by hunters. even in the areas where we think they're safe, we're losing them. and in some of the large populations where we have measured this loss, it's 50% over 16 years. that's an astonishing decline, at a population level. even without animals being deliberately killed, scientists estimate that deforestation a

jonathan udall, who was in his 30s and from brighton, was in his 30s and from brighton, was on honeymoon hospital. detectives investigating two murders in camden earlier this week have arrested an 18—year—old man. he was arrested an 18—year—old man. he was arrested in camden on suspicion of two counts of murder and one count of grievous bodily harm. the police say both murders are being treated as linked, and are appealing for information. theresa may is understood to have agreed with senior ministers, a position on britain's future relationship with the eu during talks at chequers yesterday. downing street has given few details but some of those present have suggested that everyone was happy with the outcome. the environment secretary, michael gove, said there was a "very, very good atmosphere". number ten says the prime minister will set out "the way fo rwa rd " prime minister will set out "the way forwa rd" next prime minister will set out "the way forward" next week after a discussion by the full cabinet. sipping acidic drinks such as fruit teas and flavoured water can wear away teet

can always always see in the brighton came gold in the freestyle slope style event brighton is brilliant first run that was too good for the rest of the field american negro put to silver with canada's alex ball you must song claim in the bronze super super happy there's been a big dream for me and a goal for a long time so i can't believe the. host south korea just missed out on another gold medal japan's knock wood yetta upset the home crowd by denying a lease on quad third straight elim pig gold in the women's five hundred meter speedskating final alexander corps has given ukraine is first gold medal at the piano chung olympics the twenty nine year old the edge zonk younger in the men's aerials finals and it was almost deserve you for frenchmen mocked africa the twenty nine year old had to settle for silver in the fifteen kilometer men's biathlon at the sochi games after losing out in a photo finish. fast forward four years and four car was involved in another photo finish but this time his londell was enough to secure gold with germany's. finishing second this is the fourth career go

there was a 15—minute delay to the match between premier league brighton and coventry because of traveles, jurgen locadia with the seagulls opener — a goal on his debut after completing a £14 million move from psv eindhoven injanuary. defender connor goldson made it 2—0 by half time and leonardo ulloa got the third just after the hour mark — his first goal since returning to the club. coventry pulled one back, 3—1 the final score and brighton are through to their first quater—final since 1986. the application was exactly what you needin the application was exactly what you need in this type of game. we had to fight for it, we wrap against a coventry side that have dropped a little bit in the last couple of weeks, but had a good season and shows why they are in a good position and the season they have had. we had to fight for it, but i think we were worthy of the win and margin of the win. in the day's early tie, championship side sheffield wednesday earned a replay against premier league side swansea. there weren't a huge number of chances at hillsborough, the hosts almost snatching vic

that we take forward these issues you have identified there with our very committed staff down in brightonyou to do an audit of the contents of my fridge in my fridge or not. and that‘s the point of auditing isn‘t it? to tell us what exists and what‘s there or not. we'll tell you what was there for the company records which is 73.9. that‘s like an audit of the fridge done by showing you the receipts from the supermarket. that‘s enough, i mean you have to open the fridge and have a look what‘s in there. his reply was to the effect that the fridge had been opened in 2014 and 15 but not in 2016. now, let‘s take a look at some of the news from around with minister in brief. —— westminster in brief. up to 500 lives a year could be saved if the laws on organ donation in england were changed mps were told. they were debating altering the rules on consensus of people would expressly have to opt out if they did not want their organs used after that. —— death. a conservative told the story of a nine—year—old girl who was killed in a car accident. one of her kidneys was given to a man in his 30s who

w the stuart hill, a mercedes salesman ino brighton s celebrating his 30th birthday, and his girlfriendbecky dobson, a receptionist. she was 27. jason alsooth died. he was 32 years old. his girlfriend survived. ,so on board were newlywe seen here on the left at their wedding with becky and stuart. the friends had been saving up for the hoday for a year. all three who died had attended worthing college. >> as alumni of the college, they have gone on with her r youngs to enjoy th lives, going through the careers that they wanted, and to get to this stage in their life and die so young is devastating. mes: in the minutes after the crash, passengers and crew from other helicopters in the areash to help. they included a nurse. hen we finally got medic equipment down heere, i started ing with putting iv lines in, and another group came in with medications. i gave him fluids to prevent them going into shock and cap a epts a close eye and did what i could do. james: the helicopter took off from boulder city, nevada, and traveling to therand canyon, it crashed in arizona at 5:20 p.m. a dust stor

and suddenly brighton felt like they were back in their glory days. a stroke of genius from her and you hansen just like diego you know how to make you back in the day. with that setup a woman like finish likes like a you news of bitches is still beautiful. another scene in another game like the old days and he said let's see the last ten minutes were just what we needed but we also can't try to pull this off every week but from my view we've really earned our results the last couple of this booklet for didn't yeah it's a bitter especially since we couldn't take advantage of all our counter attacks if you get low to how them. now look and shall feel defeated the bits of the old virgin magic might be just enough to keep them in the bundesliga. let's take in the results filming came out on top in a thriller against followed by and had that easy win in mind shout out that surprised the feats of homes of braman and that one one juror leaving with a not three things piled on the feet you can see why. this penalty decision is what set start off. why did you

nine years old when they were found dead in woods near the moulescoomb estate, on the outskirts of brightonemanded in custody and will stand trial at the old bailey in october. five people have been killed after two army helicopters in france crashed near the southern resort town of st tropez. both helicopters belonged to a military flying school, which trains pilots. local officials say all those on board died when the helicopters collided, but what caused the accident is still not clear. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. darren osborne is sentenced to life in prison, with a minimum term of 43 years, for the van attack near finsbury park mosque in london last year. theresa may refuses to give details about what she's seeking in brexit negotiations with the eu. but she insists she will deliver the deal that the british people want. authorities in the french port of calais call for extra security measures after clashes erupted between crowds of migrants during which five people were shot. in a moment, as the number of men dying from prostate cancer overtakes the number

a team that came up last season, brighton & hove albion, medics beckon to be in this imposition is westea in relegation trouble, but fantastic result for chris hughton. yes, massive for them, 4-1. they are so strong at home, manchester city, liverpool and chelsea are the only teams who have beaten them at home. that continued. for swa nsea beaten them at home. that continued. for swansea was a second defeat under the new boss. they are only two points above the drop song. we knew in that moment it is a big risk. because after this or we win the game or because we open a lot the game or because we open a lot the space the opponent can score. if you don't try to bet we will win nothing, absolutely sure. we have our conscience white about what we did. stoke city have had a poor run of late, an important point because going away to leicester is not easy. it wasn't easy, but the point they will be disappointed with. they took the lead early in the first half stop far too much space, but a great finish from him. they will need him if they are to get out of the bottom three. and then there's b

man utd v brighton. this year, i am not sure what the fa cup means to you?ea rs professional debut first forest many years ago, normally things have not gone that well, but we look to the likes of rochdale to perhaps when it to bring some drama? they are doing the competition justice and the other teams fighting to get to that position. rochdale have their own many final, an attempt to get to wembley. everybody knows the pressures for the manager to win silverware. the big four teams are still left them so it is going to be a good competition. kick-off here is just before eight o'clock. let's head back to the bbc sport centre and get all the rest of today's sportsnews with hugh ferris. let us return to the winter 0lympics. carling does not seem to get any breaks. the men and their women are back to fight for the semifinal place. the women were trailing 7—6 before that crucial final hammer, eve muirhead held her nerve. it was close—run but she held her nerve. the men skipp, carl smith did the same as eve muirhead, bringing it in with the final stone. into the

manchester united are at home to brighton who beat coventry city.mpton. and that‘s all the sport for now. celebrations have been taking place today in kosovo to mark ten years since it declared independence from serbia. the anniversary comes as kosovo is struggling with massive unemployment and international travel restrictions. the european union has listed the western balkans nation as a potential candidate for membership, but several eu states strongly oppose this. the syrian government is being warned to be held to account for its use of syrian chemical weapons. public accounts and photos clearly show that assad‘s chemical weapon use is continuing, he said, something the syrian regime deny. don‘t forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i‘m duncangolestani. thank you for watching. a lovely day for many of us that could turn frosty overnight. things look different tomorrow because of all this cloud spilling its way across the uk, already we see some of that cloud arriving into the far south—west. 0therwise clearer ski

there were important wins for bournemouth, brighton and southampton whlie leicester city and swansea kilmarnock claimed a 1—0 victory at rugby park. elsewhere, aberdeen close the gap at the top to just eight points after the 3—0 win over hamilton. ross county beat dundee 4-1 hamilton. ross county beat dundee 4—1 and there were also wins for hearts and hibs, and it ended in a draw at work act between motherwell and partick thistle. —— at four park. tennis now and britain face an uphill battle in marbella to rescue their world group davis cup tie with spain, after losing in the doubles this afternoon. jamie murray and dominic inglot were beaten in straight sets by pablo carreno and feliciano lopez — which means britain have to win both singles matches tomorrow to be victorious. there's live coverage on bbc two from 10 o'clock tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. thank you very much, holly. the civil aviation authority has announced a review into airlines' seating policies. it follows concerns that some operators have deliberately been splitti

tom says renting in brighton is money down the drain, but the house prices are beyond him.solutely mission impossible at the moment. there's not a chance of getting a deposit. it's such a cost and with utility bills and the cost of trains going to london, with my rent prices, it's unachievable. my friends are all around the same age and none of us are on the property ladder yet. the institute for fiscal studies looked at young people like tom aged 25—34 on middle incomes up to around £30,000 a year for a household after tax, although most of them were couples with children. the number of young owners has dropped across britain, down to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 61% to 36% in east midlands. in london from 47% to just 20%. there's been a collapse in the homeownership rates of young adults across the country and its being concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life they are going to be paying rent forfar longer, potentially into their retirement. they'll have less real resources for other spending when they a

brighton brightening up after a cloudy start and the same again in western scotland.en we isles should see sunshine. then we go through saturday night we do it all again underneath these larger good clear skies. it will turn cold. perhaps at this stage a little more cloud feeding in towards parts of eastern scotland and north—east england. ngaio does some green shading on the map here. not as cold underneath the cloud chilly as weather will be underneath the clear sky. again, the frost to start sunday. that frost only slowly lifting as temperatures rise of. slowly, on sunday morning. again, a lot of sunshine. that extra cloud the eastern scotland and parts of north—east england could start to produce the odd snow flurry. still with the chilly feel, still a cold easterly wind particularly noticeable in the south. when we add the strength of the wind, this is what it will feel like. subzero for the likes of birmingham and norwich. that is because we will bring the airall the that is because we will bring the air all the way from siberia. we really start to tap into that

jonathan udall, who was in his 305 and from brighton, was on honeymoon with his wife, ellie milward when jon udall and ellie milward were on their honeymoon. she has now been left with critical injuries, while herfriends' online post, announcing mr udall‘s death, described him as strong and brave. the eurocopter ec130 crashed as it came into land in arizona's remote quartermaster canyon. witnesses say it spun around twice before hitting the ground and then bursting into flames. police say bad weather meant it was more than eight hours before the survivors could be flown to hospital. stuart hill, on the left, is pictured here along with his brotherjason, who also died at the scene. their parents said the brothers shared an incredible bond and would be deeply missed. jennifer barham remains in a critical condition in hospital in las vegas, as does the pilot, scott booth. experts say possible causes of the crash include a faulty tail rotor and gusty winds. but it may take many months to determine why the helicopter came down with such terrible consequences. adina campbell, bbc news. last se

swansea drop into the relegation zone after losing 4—1 at brighton.re, watford beat everton, while the matches between bournemouth and newcastle, and burnley and southampton were both drawn. in the scottish premiership, rangers narrowed the gap on leaders celtic to six points after a 2—0 win at home to hearts. celtic play aberdeen tomorrow. elsewhere there were wins for motherwell, hamilton, and stjohnstone. kilmarnock drew with hibernian. what's been great britain's most successful winter olympics is now one day away from the closing ceremony in south korea. team gb will be coming back from pyeongchang with a record—breaking haul of medals — one gold and four bronze. billy morgan won the sixth medal of the games, finishing third in the big air snowboarding event. there could have been a sixth medal in the curling. but great britain's women lost their bronze medal match to japan. 5—3 the final score to japan who took their first medal in the sport. that's all the sport for now. we'll have more for you on bbc news throughout the evening. thank you, hug

important wins for bournemouth, brighton and southampton while leicester city and swansea drew 1—1.s joined the club the second mistake defeats is rendon rogersjoined the club in the second mistake defeats is rendon rogers joined the club in may 2000 16. -- rogers joined the club in may 2000 16. —— brendan rodgersjoined the club. kilmarnock move up to sixth place while celtic are eight points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. there were also wins for aberdeen, ross county, premiership. there were also wins foraberdeen, ross county, carts premiership. there were also wins for aberdeen, ross county, carts and hibernian. all the sports news on the bbc website, including the latest from the women's six nations. ireland currently trialling france 17-0. thank you very much. that is it from both of us tonight. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. in most parts of the country today, the weather was horrendous. grey, cold, dark, really awful day with some outbreaks of rain. sunday is looking a lot better. you can see t

there were important wins for bournemouth, brighton and southampton whlie leicester city and swanseasewhere, aberdeen closed the gap at the top of the premiership tojust closed the gap at the top of the premiership to just eight points after their 3—0 win over hamilton. bottom side ross county one and it endedin bottom side ross county one and it ended in a draw for partick thistle. tennis now and britain face an uphill battle in marbella to rescue their world group davis cup tie with spain, after losing in the doubles this afternoon. jamie murray and dominic inglot were beaten in straight sets by pablo carreno and feliciano lopez — which means britain have to win both singles matches tomorrow to be victorious. there's live coverage on bbc two from 10:00 tomorrow. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. president trump has said a classified memo — accusing the fbi of abusing its powers — vindicates him and his election campaign. the memo, written by republican members of congress, accuses the fbi of bias against the president, in their investigation int

here are today's contestants -- a pilot from brighton, colorado...nscriptionist from hoosick falls, new york... and our returning champion -- an escalation manager from edina, minnesota... whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. our returning champion, rob. i love that you always put a smiley face when you write your name on the screen. he had a big win on friday last. florence and kate, you should be hoping for the same kind of thing happening to you today. good luck to all of you. here we go. the jeopardy! round and these categories now in play... hmm. followed by... four letters in quotation marks. you know what that means. it's followed by... and then... rob, off you go. i'll take the g8 for $600. rob. -what is crimea? -yes. g8, $800. kate. -what is east germany? -no.

tom says renting in brighton is money down the drain, but the house prices are beyond him.on impossible at the moment. there's not a chance of getting a deposit. it's such a cost and with utility bills and the cost of trains going to london, with my rent prices, it is unachievable and by friends are all around the same age and none of us are on the property ladder yet. the institute for fiscal studies looked at young people like tom aged 25— 3a on middle incomes up to £30,000 a yearfor a tom aged 25— 3a on middle incomes up to £30,000 a year for a household after tax. although most of them we re after tax. although most of them were couples with children. the number of young owners has dropped across britain, down to 44% in the north—east and cumbria, the smallest move, from 61% to 36% in east midlands. in london from 47% to just 20%. there's been a collapse in the homeownership rates of young adults across the country and its being concentrated on middle income families. if this continues into their later life they are going to be paying rent forfar their later life they a

he is accused of murdering two small girls in brighton.t was in court 11 here at the old bailey. it is what is called a plea and preparation hearing, which didn't last very long. the defendant in paris, he appeared from a prison via a video link. he was wearing a striped top, wearing glasses, sitting forward in a cheer and listening very closely to proceedings going on. he was asked what his plea was in relation to those charges. he pleaded not guilty to both of the charges. as you mentioned their comedy is accused of murdering two brighton schoolgirls. the two girls went missing on the 9th of october in 1986. the next day after they disappeared, they were found in woods, both of them had been killed. the defendant has now been killed. the defendant has now been remanded in custody. the hearing didn't last long at all, but hearing didn't last long at all, but he has been told that he will face a full trial in this case for those two murders which he has pleaded not guilty to on the 15th of october here at the old bailey. thank you very muc

jonathan udall, who was in his 30s and from brighton, was on honeymoon with his wife, ellie milward whendent happened. his family has been told of his death. adina campbell reports. group two and ellie milward were on their honeymoon, she has been left with critical injuries while her friends online post, announcing his death, described him as strong and brave. the helicopter crashed as it came into land at arizona ‘s promote quartermaster canyon. witnesses say it spun around twice before hitting the ground and then bursting into flames. police said bad weather meant it was more than eight hours before the survivors could be flown to hospital. stuart hill on the left is picked up here, along with his brotherjason. who also died at the scene. their parents say the brothers shared an incredible bond and would be deeply missed. jennifer ba ra and would be deeply missed. jennifer bara remains in a critical condition in hospital in las vegas, as does the pilot scott bruce. experts say possible causes of the crash include a faulty tail rotor and gusty winds. but it may take many months to dete

the other one brighton beat west ham 3—1.ing match of day for those. very angry west ham fa ns day for those. very angry west ham fans at the end of that. 3—1 the final score. let us look at the top of the table. manchester city their lead at the top isjust 13 points but those manchester city their lead at the top is just 13 points but those at the top half, all seem to be safe 110w. the top half, all seem to be safe now. yes, you would have to think so, it is turning into a league of two halves now, all the teams at the top are looking comfortable. particularly manchester city. everton and bournemouth are in that category where they should be fine. i think you are right. different story at the bottom of the table. it really is very very tight down there, a few wins will take any of those clubs out of that picture, west brom though, a bad defeat for them today, they remain at the bottom. stoke beaten as well. they drop into the relegation zone. well, manchester city might be running away with it at the top of the premier leag