and the great thing about the bristol in places like the abigail which we are here in today, is those people have benefited from incredible programs and are ready to move on with their lives and are not in need of the social services that they want or are in need of that is great. we have to make sure they have opportunities to move to the next level. that is what today is all about. and really focusing on providing opportunities for people to step up and be in attendance and to be able to take care of themselves is important. we know affordability is challenging. it takes a village to make opportunities like this possible thankfully here in san francisco we are making investments in acquiring as many units as we possibly can to provide these opportunities. it does take partners like tipping point and daniel is here today who has been an incredible partner in raising the money and investing it and providing opportunities for people to get help. today is an opportunity to do just that. let me just say that it's not just about the abigail where we have 62 units. we are going to be openi

so having access to the abigail, having access to the post street -- post street site and the bristol where there is another step up housing, those are so important to getting people housed now. so i just want to thank everyone who is here today and all of your work that sometimes escapes under the radar and people are not completely familiar with everything that goes into making an opportunity like this possible. it is appreciated, it's going to make a difference for 89 people at post street and 62 people right here at the abigail. it's going to make a difference for so many people and i'm so grateful we have this opportunity to do just that today. how the person who has helped in our efforts to move the needle on homelessness, who probably every time i call him, and i tell him about somebody, he not only knows the name of that person, with the whole story about their medical history and family, and when they came here and everything else, believe it or not, it's a tough job to manage our homeless department in san francisco, but jeff kaczynski does it because he cares and because he

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing. here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also int

i have come to trojan fitness in bristol.s and power lifters. do the men here recognise the symptoms of bigorexia?m lifters. do the men here recognise the symptoms of bigorexia? it will a lwa ys the symptoms of bigorexia? it will always be in your head that you won't be big enough or strong enough, but because they were always be someone bigger or stronger and it can be very easy to get obsessed with size and muscle. it is not a good way to go because you don't have joy your good way to go because you don't havejoy your training. good way to go because you don't havejoy yourtraining. if good way to go because you don't have joy your training. if you like you have to go to the gym to catch up. i know a lot of people who are my age and already taking steroids forth. for me, it is keyed to keep it at the stage where i do it because i feel good. gym owner, matt, is keen to talk about bigorexia to encourage others to seek help. you just want to be massive and as big as you can possibly get. i went to three essays that years ago i

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing.ic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also internally really want to thank our director

anticoagulant space, but through it all bristol-myers continues to produce, earns $2 per share 2015ted to make $6.16 per share this year. over the past five years the stock is up just 6%. like kittle's just overlooked. earlier bristol-myers got sick of the markets and took their fate into their own hands with the acquisition of celgene 2 stock was at 46. it's given them a huge anti-cancer franchise and an even bigger pipeline of potential blockbuster drugs. with the celgene deal, the mix of safety and growth we love in big pharma it is a terrific tight end of a stock. now abbvie versus bristol-myers matchup is a bit of a forgone conclusion like travis kelce and george kittle i think abbvie and kelce are better about a. >> has the cheaper stock, a much higher yield and the payoff will be more immediate than the bristol's celgene deal however, it's not that much better and as i told you last fall, i think you can do well with either, although if i were in fantasy, i'm always going to draft travis first, which is why we gave him abbvie in fact, we own both abbvie and bristol-myers for

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing. here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also int

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing. here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also int

five prison officers had to be treated in hospital after an attack at bristol prison.a home—made weapon, knocking one unconscious. the ministry ofjustice said the incident had been referred to the police. tracey miller reports. staff at bristol prison have praised the bravery of their colleagues after an attack by a prisoner that left five officers needing hospital treatment. one was left unconscious, another with a damaged eye. it happened yesterday, when they tried to move a prisoner who was allegedly making threats towards them. i've been told by the prison officers association that, as staff opened the cell door, the prisoner attacked them with a home—made weapon. prison officers here have put on social media that a request to use protective equipment before approaching the prisoner had not been granted. the prison 0fficers association went to say... but the ministry ofjustice have said that they are investing billions of pounds to improve prisons and increase security. this attack at bristol prison comes after a report lastjune that gave the prison the lowest rati

southmead in bristol is already thought to use the most robotics in the nhs.ow it's teaming up with the bristol robotics laboratory, at the university of the west of england. matthew hill went to see how they work. robot: those tablets shouldn't be taken on an empty stomach. meet pepper, the latest in a line of robots designed at the university of the west of england. pepper is programmed to make sure patients are taking the right medication. with an ageing population, the gap between the care required and the care that is available is going to get wider and wider so that is why academics here are looking to intelligent robots like pepper working alongside smart sensors in people's homes, even social robots to try to fill that care gap. hi, parminder, it is tim from southmead hospital. how are you today? surgeons here are now working with uwe on a two—way mobile video screen to allow doctors to communicate with patients who have just been discharged. technology like this may allow us to monitor patients, to do some of the observational tasks, you could say som

giovanni carforio, the ceo of what i call the new bristol-myers.s for being on the though >> thanks for having me here >> people come on tv and announce new things. the combination of bristol-myers and celgene. >> you and i met in november after the close, i feel better about where we are today than even in november we are a new bristol-myers squibb and a great company we are a growth company and better optioned for today and the future we have strong performance in our business >> is it the change from six big drugs in the pipeline to eight big drugs in the pipeline or earnings per share and the estimates are too low right now? >> first of all we have great performance commercially with our franchises in '19. we're entering 2020 with great momentum we have eight launches we're preparing for, that's unprecedented. they're all first in class medicines, best in class medicines, areas of high-end medical need we have great commercial capabilities, eight launches in 24 months. i am pretty confident we'll do a good job there and in the long-term, the br

bristol's first league win since november moves them just a point behind gloucester, who are 4th.in the premiership after surviving a late fight back to beat leaders exeter 22—19, while wasps hung on to claim a narrow 30—26 bonus—point victory over worcester at sixways. whilst, sorry. football is far too dependant on money from gambling sponsorships, according to the sports minister, nigel adams. his warning comes in light of the close relationship between the sport and the industry, after a deal was struck for some fa cup games, to be shown exclusively on betting websites. our sports editor, dan roan, has more. the last round of the fa cup was overshadowed by an outcry over a deal that meant some matches were only shown live on bookmakers's websites. there has since been a climb—down, but the controversy has reignited concern at how much betting companies use football to advertise, and having committed to reviewing gambling laws, the government says it wants to see a change. there is way too much of a dependency within football and gambling. that is plain to see. we have to look

and others are studying variety of different cancers when we met with the ceo of bristol myers this morning he talks about drug price restraint. i think it is real i think the drugs are saving lives. or how about emma warmsly. they are teaming up with 23 and me to find out who is most s susceptible. this keeps the life saving innovations away from people nen there are vaccine. glaxo is the vaccine king. they invented a vaccine for shingles and a third of americans will get it. it doesn't have to happen. we wipe it out you get the vaccine, you don't get shingles how about cvs health willing to be pegged as a corner drug store they stepped in right now they are testing out health hubs giving you care that you would have to see a doctor for. it is a trial. but they're planning to expand the program to 1,500 stores. if you already have a general practitioner that is not a big deal but tons of young people don't have the doctor and they go to the emergency room cvs might be the answer to the breakdown in the health care system now that is merged with aetna, it could help 50 million baby

bristol city learned that word the ha rd bristol city learned that word the hard way last night.ay in it and now i'm on this side of it. it creates a special memories and this not only will get remembered by the supporters but the players, and it will live long in the memory. tottenham had to work hard for victory over championship side middlesbrough in their replay, erik lamela scoring what turned out to be the winner. spurs face southampton next. and after 20 games without scoring, newcastle strikerjoelinton finally found the net, with their last goal in a a—1win over rochdale. poor air quality in melbourne has again affected qualifying for the australian open tennis, with the start of play held up for three hours. top players are due to put on an exhibition match shortly in aid of the bushfires relief fund. tennis correspondent russell fuller is there for us. landing in melbourne today was a little bit like touching down on a macro to uk airport some time in november. a sobering experience, the quality of the air was appalling, a very smoky morning and sure enough the organise

this is a rendering of the bristol. and some renderings, in the upper left, the 3y town homes and in the lower right, the flats of the 4y parcel. treasure island, our first residential project, the building with catholic charities, will break ground in the first quarter of 2020. and the -- that is the only project on treasure island that will actually break ground this year, but the developers see two parcels projects as well as the mercy catholic charity projects will be seeking their final building permits so they'll be able to move into construction early next year. and this is the maceio building. and rendering of the western shoreline. including the maceo building, the catholic charities building, the mercy building. on -- in order to prepare for those new projects that will be getting occupancy in 2021, both the bristol, several of the 3y and 4y homes, and the maceo may building will all be ready for occupancy in 2021. so this year, we're going to have a lot of infrastructure work we need to complete to be ready f

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing. here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also int

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing. here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also int

a late winner gives them victory over bristol city and a fourth—round meeting with liverpool.morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. the head of the group that owns british airways, willie walsh, has described the government's intervention in the rescue of the regional airline flybe as a misuse of public funds. last night, shareholders agreed to put extra money into the airline in return for government pledges to cut airline passenger duty on domestic routes. environmental groups have expressed their anger at the plans, saying that cutting the tax would hamper efforts to tackle carbon emissions. the government's proposal was driven by its election pledge to improve connectivity outside of london. jon donnison reports. flybe will fly again. good news for its passengers and huge relief for the company's more than 2,000 workers. absolutely ecstatic, yeah, really happy for myself and my partner works for flybe so yeah, really good news for everybody. the exeter—based airline survives because its shareholders, which include virgin atlantic, have agreed to put in extra money, but

southmead in bristol is already thought to use the most robotics in the nhs. now it's teaming up with the bristol robotics laboratory, at the university of the west of engand. matthew hill went to see how they work. these tablets shouldn't be taken on an empty stomach. meet pepper, the latest in a long line of robots designed at the university of the west of england. pepper is programmed to make sure that patients are taking the right medication. with an ageing population, the gap between the care required and the carers available is going to get wider and wider, so that's why academics here are looking to intelligent robots like pepper, working alongside smart sensors in people's homes, even social robots, to try to fill that care gap. hi, it's tim from southmead hospital. how are you today? surgeons here are now working with uwe on a mobile two—way video screen to allow doctors to communicate with patients who have just been discharged. the technology like this may allow us to monitor patients to do some of the observational tasks, you could say some of the

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing. here to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also int

we also partnered on the bristol , and so these are two incredible properties for step up housing.re to represent tenderloin housing clinic, since randy couldn't be here is tabitha. >> randy sends his regrets. he really wanted to be here today. this is a really special project to him, a special building to him. he counts stories of the history of this building and him as an organizer in 1980 when he organized residents in this building to prevent the then owners from starting a bed-and-breakfast in this building and they were successful in doing that. he has very fond memories of that project and his work with this building. we are really excited to partner with h.s.h. and the city to open some additional step up housing. this is a really beautiful building. sixty-two units, all bathrooms. we will have a nice community kitchen and laundry room and community room for the residents here. i also want to thank deepak, the owner, for this partnership and h.s.h. and the mayor for providing this opportunity for the residents that will get to move into this building. and then i also intern

bristol-mye bristol-myers. it is a brand-new bristol-myers.extraordinary things everyone knows cvs has health hubs, maybe more than 1,000 by year end i am trying to get everybody who matters here, pull them in may doing a remarkable job moved eli lily kraumtly. which is this is the place where you have to be >> innovation is the first of our three priorities innovation, and trust. i am pleased with the momentum and the progress we have been able to make over the last couple of years. we have had a lot of positive data for patients whether that be on the tesoaro acquisition. we have a lot of data coming through for hiv patients, in terms the pioneering two drug regiments. we hope this data amongst others is going to give us at least six approvals on new merchandise or new indications in 2020. and that we are building confidence in our ability to execute that innovation. >> this is about approvals, recall ka. it is about new drugs, about the consumer finding out about these drugs. that's something that has just never been talked about. it's the

this weekend its all off—peak, but on monday morning for example, coming into paddington from bristolt if you say you would like a ticket to didcot and another one from there, so you have two tickets for your journey rather than one, then you will save £35, so one third of the cost of the trip. perfectly legal, as you say, so long as the train stops at the place the ticket states the and what are seeing today is the whole thing moving from the niche, lots of us have got used to the various points, to a company through which millions of people buy tickets saying we're going to give you the best deal, and that might involve one of these crafty ticket splitting... that sounds good for customers but not so good for the rail companies? most certainly. let me give you another example, if i may. if you walk up to the ticket office in perth in central scotland and say you want to go to swansea, they will say thank you, that's £235. but if you are going on to one of the many ticket splitting websites, or on trainline, they could split it into seven or eight separate sections, and you can still

elsewhere, a big win for second from bottom leicester tigers they beat bristol 31 points to 18.orcester warriors 62—5. they have won six of the eight games so far this season are on —7. glasgow warriors ran in six tries to see off benetton in an enthralling contest. george horne touched down twice, as the warriors won by 38—19 to stay in touch of the pro14 play—off places. there were also wins for dragons and zebre. let's have a quick look at some of the days other sports stories... despite a lack of sponsor and reduced prize money, the bdo world darts championships is under way at it's new home of the indigo at the 02, the first time it has been held away from lakeside since 1986. and amongst the winners on day one was chris landman who beat the number four seed, dave pa rletti. the world number one, rafael nadal, got his year off to the perfect start by winning spain's opening match of the atp cup against georgia. novak djokovic was also a winner as he beat south africa's kevin anderson to seal victory for serbia. and real madrid have gone back to the top of la liga after a 3—

in rugby union's premiership, bristol came out on top in the west country derby against gloucester.ter a try—less first half for both sides secured their first premiership win since november. elsewhere today tom homer scored both of bath's tries as they edged past leicester 13—10. sale sharks climbed to third in the premiership after surviving a late fightback to beat leaders exeter 22—19, while wasps hung on to claim a narrow 30—26 bonus—point victory over worcester at sixways. 0nto netball and england are out of the nations cup after defeat to jamaica today. they lost by 70—66 at the copperbox in london to bring their tournament to an end. they trailed by eight goals at half time and managed to reduce the arrears in the second half but not by enough. jamaica will now play world champions new zealand in tomorrow's final. that's all the sport for now. a rescue operation is under way in eastern turkey where an earthquake has killed at least 22 people, with many more missing. more than a thousand people have been injured in elazig province. teams are working in freezing temperatures t

that breeze really starting to pick up — particularly blustery through the english channel and the bristolnnel as well. as we look towards tuesday, things are going to be staying fairly unsettled. we've got a westerly influence to our weather. this weather system is set to bring more in the way of rain, sleet and snow over some of the higher ground. parts of northern england and southern scotland prone to seeing some winteriness in those showers on tuesday. elsewhere, sunny spells, a scattering of showers, could be some hail and some thunder in some of them as well, and it's quite a chilly feeling day on tuesday. so really, through the week ahead, after that chilly start with some snow and ice, it looks drier midweek and then, once again, things turn mild and unsettled later in the week. bye for now. hello. this is bbc news. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. basketball legend kobe bryant has died at the age of 41. he was killed in a helicopter crash in la, along with four others. the death toll from the coronavirus in china rises to 56.

cafari, the ceo of bristol myers, wow that moved since they bought celgene and what the drug companies are up to tuesday we hear from jp morgan itself the earnings for the bank and the stock has been on a tear for months will the numbers be good enough to justify this move i think it is difficult for any company to live up to such lofty expectations even a company like jp morgan. the bar is lowered for citti group and the new ceo of wells fargo has to say about how he's reinventing the business i want to know if citi will buy back stock and is it tie high for michael corbett to continue to buy back 8% of the company. we get results from goldman sachs on wednesday i'm a big deliver in the company that i worked for and i don't expect anything to hear amazing to propel it higher. at least not yet at the end of the month it might do the trick along with citi and jp morgan. i'm antsy about the results because the stocks had such magnificent moves, i don't know if anything could live up to the expectations bank of america is under the same gun the company is putting up consistently good numb

with bristol city, scored a few yea rs with bristol city, scored a few years ago, so looking to do there watford threw away a three—goal lead at home to tranmere rovers. 46 league places between two divisions separate these two and no one could have predicted this comeback. two girls in 15 minutes reduced the gap to just one, and with time running out, tranmere were awarded a penalty. paul mullin, the hero. it's a special moment against the premier league side to get them up. after the gate side but if we do what we do today, mentality right, go toe to toe with them, we'll see where it takes us. what that meant the players and fans is clear. they fa cup would eventually remain truly alive for them and rochdale. what a game for them and that all the sport for no fault of new can of course get more most always including the return of the women's super league from its winter break on the bbc sport website. garvin, thank you very much. sir keir starmer is the latest candidate to announce that he's standing in the labour leadership contest. writing in the sunday mirrror, the shadow brexit s

this is a rendering of the bristol.erings, in the upper left, the 3y town homes and in the lower right, the flats of the 4y parcel. treasure island, our first residential project, the building with catholic charities, will break ground in the first quarter of 2020. and the -- that is the only project on treasure island that will actually break ground this year, but the developers see two parcels projects as well as the mercy catholic charity projects will be seeking their final building permits so they'll be able to move into construction early next year. and this is the maceio building. and rendering of the western shoreline. including the maceo building, the catholic charities building, the mercy building. on -- in order to prepare for those new projects that will be getting occupancy in 2021, both the bristol, several of the 3y and 4y homes, and the maceo may building will all be ready for occupancy in 2021. so this year, we're going to have a lot of infrastructure work we need to complete to be ready for the buildin

league one shrewsbury scored in the 89th minute to knock out champions side bristol city. of the game and the goal that has secured a fourth—round tie, again at home, against the mighty liverpool. cue the customary fa cup pitch invasion. that was the one upset. both premier league sides involved this evening are through. spurs will face southampton after beating championship side middlesbrough 2—1. patrick gearey reports. this was an evening spares could have done without. the replay squeezed in after relentless run of games. still, as good hosts, they put in the mood lighting and sent out a strong team. middlesbrough came with a gift. a stray pass from tomas mejias and the perfect chance for giovani lo celso to settle any early spurs nerves. there has been criticism of tottenham this season for lacking energy, for not doing often enough what eric lamela did here. his recent career has been punctuated by injury frustration, evident in the celebration. they really ought to have been more. what a moment this would have been for the 20—year—old, his first tottenham goalflash

ok city devil sports commentator bristol money is on the program today for more on this hey bruce the1st questions 1st do you think this was the right decision. yes absolutely christine absolutely i think money deserves to be the king of going for the ball for 21000 but because of the statistics they all showed there he was the best of the 3 finalists and that is matters of. his team it mohamed salah of egypt speaking about mohamed salah brous a lot of people thought that he would win so i mean just as you know what did the decision come down to in the end you know i was hoping for $103.00 looking to be the only player to win the award more than twice only some will it to and yet to have won this more than 2 times that is 4 times. you know it comes down to panel of experts from who will select the nominees and then later when the shortlist is made. captains of 454 national teams of africa come down to choose the winner and you know they are the people who work closely with these players as they train with them travel with them in the north and from the statistics really had a really d

white bristol? might as well go to the big ports on the east coast. -- why bristol.optimistic and we are excited about the opportunities that should bring. for you, brexit is an opportunities let's have a quick word withjames opportunities let's have a quick word with james from business west, international trade director. covering the whole of the west of england and is one of these guys handling the tray, who might benefit with your companies try to do the exporting? companies in the southwest have latched onto the opportunities from the us. about four billions of pounds worth a year from our legendary food and drink and high—tech manufacturing already going across to the states and that has been growing at about 5% a year. that is great, but almost double thatis that is great, but almost double that is going to europe even though we are in the west of england. it goes straight to the channel ports and over to europe, almost double.” think that is the rub at the moment. any successful business person will tell you you need to look after your existing customers befo

to championship fulham, while premier league leaders liverpool will travel to either championship bristol all the fixtures, head to the bbc sport website. borussia dortmund's newest signing, erling braut haaland, took to the training pitch with his new team—mates on monday during their mid—season break in spain. the 19—year—old norwegian who rejected a bid from manchester united joins from austrian side red bull salzburg having netted 28 times in just 22 games this season, including eight goals in six champions league matches. his new club in germany are fourth in the bundesliga and travel to augsburg in their first game back on saturday 18 january. they just went direct and theyjust went direct and said, yeah, we need you up in front and we like your playing style and we would love to have you here, and i liked how they spoke to me then and that is what triggered me. if i am good enough, i will play and we willjust have to see. i know that i have something to give to the team, so, yeah, that is my main goal now to have the small goals and to reach them. it should be an exciting final day

brentford are up to third after a big win at bristol city.ing. huge win for stoke, 5—2 at huddersfield. wins for forest, boro and hull and the result of the day 6—1 for qpr at home to cardiff. blowing hot and cold this season. and away from the football. england's cricketers are having a tough time of it on tour in south africa. jofra archer is a doubt for the second test which starts in cape town on friday. the fast bowler bowler has soreness in his right elbow. he was also one of the 11 players affected by a sickness bug. that swept through the camp. the rest of the squad trained this morning. archer was there but didn't bowl. he took six wickets in the first test which england lost, so he would be missed. i don't think it changes anything. for me at least. you know, i think, the difference betweenjofra archer, there were bring in mark wood or something who also bowls 145 so it doesn't change much. it depends, we just have to see what happens. but it doesn't change much for you personally at least. peter ‘snakebite' wright has become pdc wo

monday evening, the breeze will pick up, particularly blustery through the english channel, the bristol, a westerly influence to our weather. this weather system is set to bring more in the way of rain, sleet and snow over some of the higher ground, parts of northern england, southern scotla nd parts of northern england, southern scotland noticing some wintriness and those showers on tuesday. elsewhere, sunny spells, a scattering of showers, could be some hailand scattering of showers, could be some hail and thunder in them as well, and quitea hail and thunder in them as well, and quite a chilly day on tuesday. through the weekend, for after that chilly start with snow and ice, looking dry in midweek. and once again, things turn mild and u nsettled again, things turn mild and unsettled later in the week. goodbye for now. this is bbc news. the headlines at 8pm: the death toll from the coronavirus in china rises to 56 — officials warn the spread of the virus is accelerating and the country faces a "grave situation". today, the chinese government has said there is evidence that it is actua

bristol city were taken to extra time by durham yesterday.erton in to extra time by durham yesterday. numberfive. everton in the to extra time by durham yesterday. number five. everton in the women's super league. number 12. coventry united ladies. they are in the championship. we'll play number ten. that is totte n ha m , we'll play number ten. that is tottenham, seventh in the women's super league. for the third tie... number six. leicester. they beat burnley. number eight. redding. number eight. redding. number 13. this is the match that was abandoned and has to be replayed, will now be replayed the sunday between southampton women's fc and crystal palace, on sunday that will be replayed. playing number 16. replayed. playing number16. brighton. number two. manchester city. are we going to get a big tie here? defending champions, manchester city will play number 11. ipswich town. the lowest ranked team at the moment left in the tournament, but what a brilliant time for them. number one. that is arsenal, record titleholders, 1a titles in the

chelsea thrashed bristol city 6—1 whilst leaders arsenal restored their three point advantage with a had a real feel of deja vu. jess softely explains. arsenal and brighton met twice in 2019, both times, arsenal won 4—0. for brighton to change things in 2020, they would have to cope with arsenal's stars. but three minutes in, danielle van de donk showed how hard that can be. poor defending from brighton left jill roord unmarked and wide open, she was not going to miss. it took more than 45 minutes for brighton to finally get their first chance on goal. not one emily simkins will want to watch back. arsenal continued their onslaught in the second half, withjordan nobbs adding a third. brighton would have settled for that scoreline, but arsenal were not finished. the fourth goal finally came with ten minutes to spare. beth mead added her name to the scoresheet and completed another 4—0 victory for the champions. let's whizz through some of the other top sports stories from today. cardiff and swansea played out a goalless draw in the south wales derby in the championship. both teams hit

fourth round, oxford united coventry city are going to play their landlords birmingham after beating bristolx biamou with a couple of goals in a 3—0 win. reading stretched their unbeaten run to nine games with a 2—0 win over blackpool at bloomfield road. they will play the winner of carlisle and cardiff's replay, which takes place tomorrow night. there should have been six ties tonight, but tranmere's replay against watford was called off because of a waterlogged pitch, they'll try again next thursday the first tennis grand slam of the year, the australian open that starts next week, is under threat beacuse of the wildfire crisis that continues to grip the country. qualification in melbourne has already been affected by the air quality that has been rated as hazardous. one player had to retire with breathing difficulties. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall the air was heavy and polluted in melbourne, but it was decided that the show must go on. she was looking to qualify for the main draw but she was struggling and it had nothing to do with her opponent. gasping for breath, she wa

league one shrewsbury in the third tier of english football scored in the 89th minute to knock out bristolmour tie in the next round in the process. defender aaron pierre came up with the winner, the goal that has secured a fourth—round tie, again at home, against the mighty liverpool. never was the customary fa cup pitch invasion more deserved. well, shrewsbury already knew they would be facing liverpool with a win. but what happens when you are a team in the third tier of your country's football league, and you find out on live tv that you've drawn a cup tie against one of the country's big guns? that's exactly what happened to spanish third—tier football club unionistas de salamanca. they went wild on tuesday after being drawn against giant real madrid in the last 16 of the copa del rey. the squad of the segunda division b club was watching the draw on television, and the players clearly quite pleased when zinedine zidane's team was shown. imagine the celebrations if they end up imagine the celebrations if they end up winning that game. it was goals galore in italy for the coppa italia

there are also two all—women's super league ties — liverpool travel to chelsea while bristol city hosthose ties on the bbc sport website and app. england cricketers surged to big victory over south africa today — they won the final test by 191 runs with a day to spare to win the series, 3—1. chasing an unlikely 466 to win, south africa started the day solidly, with rassie van der dussen leading the way. he eventually fell just two runs short of his century off the bowling of mark wood. two more wickets fell, before wood got vernon philander out, in what was his final test match for south africa. the tail didn't put up much resistance, wood with the last wicket, his ninth of the match. it is only england's second test win away from home in four years and the first time they have won three matches in south africa in over 100 years. we have had a lot to deal with on and off the field as a group. we've stayed very tight as a unit, and we showed a huge amount of courage as well, for a young set of players to ta ke well, for a young set of players to take opportunities like they have and for

brentford are up to third after a big win at bristol city, they've moved above fulham who lost at homeat huddersfield. wins for forest, boro and hull and the result of the day at loftus road, 6—1 for qpr at home to cardiff. that included a hat—trick for nahki wells. england's cricketers are having a tough time of it, jofra archer is a doubt for the second test against south africa which starts in cape town on friday. the fast bowler bowler has an elbow injury. he took six wickets in the first test which england lost — he was also one of the eleven players affected by a sickness bug. the rest of the squad trained this morning, archer was there but didn't bowl. i don't think it changes anything, for me at least. you know, ithink they will probably... the difference betweenjofra archer, they will probably bring in mark wood or something, who also bowls 145, so, it doesn't really change much. you never know, maybe pace will be nice to face this weekend. it's all different, we'lljust have to see what happens but no, it doesn't change much for me personally at least. the pdc world championsh

worcester wolves are the new british basketball league cup champions after victory against bristol flyersfi josephs making the game safe, as amir williams won the most valuable player, worcester winning 67 points to 59 in front of a record crowd at the birmingham arena. sevenoaks won the women's title. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello, and a very warm welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is, as ever, mark kermode. good to see you, mark, what have you been watching? interesting week. we have the personal history of david copperfield, which is a new interpretation by armando iannucci. we have no fathers in kashmir, which is an ambitious political drama. and the horror franchise is back in the grudge. oh, good. yes, i know. let's talk about david copperfield. 0k, fine, so, this is a new adaptation by armando iannucci, which is kind of notable for two reasons, one, for playing up the comedic elements and for finding the kind of modernist, surreal, absurdist comedic elements in the source. and also for it

that breeze picks up during monday evening, blustery through the english channel, the bristol channelwe had three monday night and on into tuesday morning. simply spells will bring us to another cold night, widespread frost and a risk of eisinger‘s for almost anywhere on tuesday, particularly for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and north wales as well. tuesday dawns on a cold night with wintry showers again in the north. sunny spells through the day. eastern scotland much of central and east england see dry weather but more showers rattling in from the west elsewhere and a little colder once again, eight degrees on tuesday. then we have a ridge of high pressure working in from the atlantic as we head on into wednesday. that will quieten the weather down for a day or so, especially in the south. a dry day for england and wales and northern ireland tending to dry out as well. the rain until snow will put across scotland the day on wednesday. still relatively cool at this stage in the week, 7— 10 degrees but things will then turn mild and we return to double figures more wid