both sides have the same points, burnley iith.city women's coach saw them beat title rivals arsenal 2—1 to stay top of the table. cushing is joing mls side new york city. chelsea are point behind in second after thrashing west ham 8—0. beth england scored twice — while maren mjelde also got two goals. elsewhere brighton beat everton i—o and reading drewi—i with manchester united. novak djokovic has won an eighth australian open title, it was a gripping final in melbourne as he came back from two sets to one down against the austrian dominic thiem. the serb, complained of dizziness and dehydration but he is now up to 17 grand slam titles. john watson is there for us. good evening, a very warm welcome to melbourne park at what has been that men's final day. novak djokovic successfully defending his title, beating austria's dominic team and five thrilling sets. it extends his record to eight australian titles and continues the stranglehold of the big three in men's tennis. they've now one the last 13 titles. a walk through the corrid

burnley substitute delivering the biggest blow, ending his goal drought of over 500 days.e czech, giving those who brave the elements all the way to the south coast something to celebrate. there were moments that could have kept them in it. but the second half got away. we tried to stick to the game plan and make the equaliser, it was ok but in the end not good enough. the second half, because not aggressive enough and we didn't find the right solutions for being under pressure. really tough game, we had to dig in again like we do. we forced a result today. from big moments when we needed them. it is very difficult winning premier league games away from home. we have done enough today in the fashion of tactical understanding and defensive understanding to take all three points. so a move to tenth place in the table for burnley and a boost to their hopes of playing in european competition again. manchester city have made the front and the back pages on saturday without even kicking a ball. it's all about the fallout from their two year european football ban for breaking fin

burnley substitute delivering the biggest blow, ending his goal drought of over 500 days.t something to celebrate. there were moments that could have the second half and got away. we try to stick to the game plan and make the equaliser, it was 0k plan and make the equaliser, it was ok but in the end not good enough. the second half, because not aggressive enough and we didn't find the right solutions for being under pressure. really tough game, we had to dig in again like we do. we force a result today. big moments when we needed them. it is very difficult winning premier league games with gnome, very difficult at home as well, but statistically away. we have done enough today in the fashion of tactical understanding and defensive understanding to take all three points. so a move to tenth place in the table for burnley and a boost to their hopes of playing in european competition again. it's top versus bottom in the day's other game with leaders, liverpool away at norwich. the gap between the two sides has never been wider at this stage of a premier league seaons — 55 poin

there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth, at turf moor.oming via a jay rodriguez penalty, awarded by the video assistant for a handball which came in the build—up to what bournemouth thought was an equaliser to make iti—i. that goal was ruled out, play was brought back, and rodriguez made it 2—0. the first decision probably dictates the rest of the game, because for me it's a clear goal, it has come off phil's shoulders, i think it is a perfectly good goal, without the first decision, without the var getting involved in the second incident. i think from that moment, when it went 2—0, i think we were mentally spent in the game, psychologically, we couldn't come back. up until that moment, i thought we played very well. there's another big match in the race for the top four going on right now, with leicester taking on manchester city. elsewhere — crystal palace secured their first win of 2020, as they saw off visitors newcastle. sheffield united drew 1—1 with brighton, and miss the chance to go fifth. and a big win for southampton as they be

in the early kick—off, it's i—i between southampton and burnley.tes, through ashley westwood, before danny ings equalised. rory mcilroy is playing in his first event since going back to the top of golf‘s world rankings and he's been pretty impressive so far. he's two shots off the pace at the genesis open in los angeles after a second round of 67. the american matt kuchar still leads. and england'sjodi ewart—shadoff had a nightmare third round at the australian open. she was tied for the overnight lead in adelaide but she's now nine shots behind inbee park. gus kenworthy has won his first world cup gold since switching from the united states to compete for great britain. kenworthy took the ski half—pipe title in calgary, making him the first british man to win the event. he took 0lympic silver in slopestyle at the 2014 games in sochi. we're looking forward to one of the most prestigious events on the athletics calendar, the indoor grand prix in glasgow. among the british athletes competing are world heptathlon champion katarina johnson thompson — s

there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth at turf moor. for a handball, which came in the build up to what bournemouth thought was an equaliser to make it1—1. that goal was ruled out, play was brought back and rodriguez made it 2—0. elsewhere, southampton and crystal palace also won, while it finished 1—1 between sheffield united and brighton. motherwell have moved up to third in the scottish premiership despite a goaless draw with second bottom hamilton. that's because aberdeen lost 2—1 against ross county. hibernian and livingston drew 1—1. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. and we're just a few hours away from tyson fury‘s world heavyweight rematch with deontay wilder. the pair go head to head in vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the pair weighed in overnight and were made to stay apart after clashing at the press conference. that's all the sport for now. the democratic presidential hopeful, bernie sanders, has warned russia not to meddle in us elections. mr sanders confirmed a report in the washington post, that us inte

burnley then went 1—0 up before this happened, bournemouth broke and thought they had equalised throughree to bring play back to check for a handball, that was given. jay rodriguez stepped up to make it 2—0. dwight mcneil added a third to complete a miserable day for eddie howe's side. after the game he said they were mentally unable to come back from those decisions. the first decision probably dictates the rest of the game. because it is a clear goal, i think it came off phil's shoulder. i think it is a perfectly good goal and without the first decision, i don't think decker—macro getting involved in the second incident, which is a two goal swing against us. i feel psychologically we couldn't come back again. it was difficult for the players. but up until that moment, i thought we played very well. manchester city have tightened their grip on second place — moving seven points clear of leicester in third, after beating them i—o. city had a chance to go ahead from the penalty spot — but sergio aguero saw his effort saved by kasper schmeichel. but they did manage to score late on — gabr

but burnley are up to ninth.ie, thank you very much. the statement has been issued by the press association, and it's about the prime minister and his partner, carrie symons. they have announced that they are expecting a baby in the early summer of this year, and that as a result, they have got engaged. so prime minister boris johnson and carrie symons, you will recall she is a former press officer and that is how they met. they have been together for quite and that is how they met. they have been togetherfor quite a and that is how they met. they have been together for quite a while now, and you may remember there was a bit ofa and you may remember there was a bit of a publicity because they had a rather noisy row one evening as a lot of couples have been known to have. despite that, when he became prime minister, she moved into downing street with him. they were on holiday in the caribbean over christmas and the new year, and they've now made this announcement today that they are expecting a baby in the early s

there were also wins for burnley and southampton.p on third place with a 2—1 defeat to ross county. motherwell go above them after a goaless draw with hamilton and hibs were held to a 1—all draw by livingston. and in the women's t20 cricket wold cup, t20 cricket world cup, new zealand were forced to work hard for their victory over sri lanka, while west indies survived a scare against debutants thailand, overcoming a batting stutter to win by seven wickets. england begin their campaign tomorrow morning. well, there's more on the bbc sport website, including the latest from the british indoor championships in glasgow. but for now, from me, good night. thank you so much, and you can see more of course on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. good night. hello. this is bbc news. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers the broadcaster and psychotherapist, lucy beresford and the sun's chief sports reporter, martin lipton — that's coming up after the headlines. the duke and duches

there was also var controversy in the game between burnley and bournemouth, at turf moor.me in the build—up to what bournemouth thought was an equaliser to make it 1—1. that goal was ruled out, play was brought back, and rodriguez made it 2—0. eddie howe's side also had another goal disallowed by var on a tough day for his team. the first decision probably dictates the rest of the game, because for me isa the rest of the game, because for me is a clear goal, it has come off el‘s shoulders, i think it is a perfectly good goal, without the first decision, without the var getting involved in the second incident. i think from that moment, when i went 2—0, i think we were mentally spent in the game, psychologically, we couldn't come back. up until that moment, i thought we very well. sheffield united's hopes of a top six finish took a knock as they were held to a 1—1 draw at home to brighton. enda stevens had put the blades in control but the lead was short—lived as neal maupay‘s equaliser came four minutes later. southampton are 10 points clear of the bottom three, after beati

burnley and arsenal was goaless but there was a dramatic game at the tottenham hotspur stadium whereur points off the champions league places. city dominated the game but had a penalty saved in the first half and then oleksandr zinchenko sent off for a second booking on the hour mark. that turned the game, and minutes later steven bergwijn scored on his debut for spurs, and son heung—min added a second. in rugby union, france beat england 24—17 in paris in the six nations championship. the french scored three tries, converted all of them and also scored a penalty to lead 211—0 midway through the second half. england, the pre—tournament favourites, fought back with two tries from jonny may to earn a losing bonus point. toronto wolfpack made their super league debut on sunday, the first non—european side to feature in the competition. they lost to castleford 28—10. toronto's star player sonny bill williams came off the bench to make his debut and is positive about the rest of the season. very special. i have been out of the game forfive very special. i have been out of the game for fiv

burnley—arsenal and spurs—man city to look forward to tomorrow. championship. they beat bottom side luton 2—0 and havejumped above leeds who lost at home to wigan. brentford are still fifth, said benrahma‘s hat—trick helped them beat hull. it was a game that saw some calamitous goals scored by both sides. hull defender reece burke scoring an own goal as he attempted to head the ball clear. and then there was a moment for brentford keeper david raya to forget, as he miscontrolled this inocuous looking through—ball. they led 2—1 at half—time, but benrahma, who scored the first of the match, completed his hattrick after the break. 5—1 to brentford. nottingham forest have slipped to fourth after losing 2—1 at birmingham. barnsley are still in the bottom three, they lost 2—1 at charlton. fulham are up to third, they beat huddersfield 3—2. leed‘s pablo hernandez scored an own goal in that 1—0 defeat to wigan. middlesbrough and blackburn drew 1—1, as did preston and swansea. bristol city stay sixth after a 1—0 win at qpr. sheffield wednesday and millwall

in the day's other game, burnley beat southampton.tralia in may for posting homophobic comments on social media, played his first rugby league game in 10 years today. and folau scored afterjust six minutes as he made his super league debut for catalans dragons who beat castleford tigers 36 points to 18. there's more on the bbc sport website. clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the team — have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. the tv presenter and former host of "love island", caroline flack, has been found dead in herflat in london. a lawyer for her family said she had taken her own life. caroline flack, who was 40, stood down from the dating show after she was charged with assaulting her partner in december and was due to stand trial next month. earlier i spoke to the tv critic scott bryan and to the entertainmentjournalist, caroline frost who said caroline flack was integral to successful reboot of love island. she personified the charm, on that programme's

in the other game, arsenal held burnley to a goalless draw.anchester city are a point clear at the top of the women's super league after beating arsenal. chelsea thrashed west ham 8—0 to move into second. novak djokovic proved he's still the king of melbourne after extending his own record to win an 8th australian 0pen singles title. and there was a british winner in the men's doubles, joe salisbury claiming his first grand slam title to become only the second briton to win the doubles in australia since tennis turned professional 52 years ago. hello, this is bbc news with lu kwesa burak. back now to our main story — it's emerged that a man who stabbed two people in streatham in south london this afternoon was released from prison in the past fortnight, after serving time for terrorism offences. in the last hour, the metropolitan police issued this statement. at approximately 2pm today, sunday, 2nd february, two people were stabbed in streatham high road, lambeth. armed officers who were part of a proactive counterterrorism surveillance operat

so let's start with how it's shaping up for the democrats especially in the all important pete vs burnley match. yeah well i was just at a rally and for bernie sanders you can see they're clearing out it was have to so energized and enthusiastic 10000 people here according to the campaign a lot of young people were at a university but older voters too who left before the rock stage the strokes to the sound. in terms of supporters we also saw congresswoman alexandria castillo cortez speaking out on behalf of bernie sanders he has a really strong base of support here in new hampshire that goes back to 2016 where he unexpectedly beat hillary clinton in the primary by 20 percent very unexpected and he's leading in the polls here and now he's gotten these me. facing us to challenge though from people who to judge as you mentioned the i the mayor from south bend indiana who eked out a surprise win in the iowa caucuses just inching ahead of bernie sanders but bernie pointed out here tonight that he actually got more votes whereas pete and it up with more delegates and he is now contesting the re

crystal palace got their first win of 2020 while there were also victories for burnley and southamptonh second bottom hamilton. that‘s because aberdeen lost 2—1 against ross county. hibernian and livingston drew 1—1. celtic and rangers both play tomorrow. in rugby league, st helens were beaten by the sydney roosters in the world club challenge. the match pits the winners of super league against the nrl champions and it was the australian side who triumphed. luke keary‘s try making sure of the 20—12 victory. the roosters have now won the title twice in a row and for a record fifth time overall. and we‘re just a few hours away from tyson fury‘s world heavyweight rematch with deontay wilder. the pair go head to head in vegas in the early hours of tomorrow morning. the pair weighed in overnight and were made to stay apart after clashing at the press conference. fury weighing in heavier than he did for the first bout between these two, and he‘s set to be roared on by thousands of british fans. deontay wilder said the other day that this was his home country. but i‘d told him that las vegas

there were no goals in the other premier league game today between burnley and arsenal at turf moor.the bar and bounced onto the goaline and out. both sides have the same points. the gunners tenth, burnley11th. novak djokovic has won an eighth australian open title. it was a gripping final in melbourne as he came back from two sets to one down against the austrian dominic thiem. the serb complained of dizziness and dehydration but he is now up to 17 grand slam titles. michael redford reports. he walked through the corridor of champions would confirm the size of the task dominic thiem faced if he was to win his first grand slam title. novak djokovic a seven time champion here, the best of the best. thiem has shown he can compete with the best recently but he did not start well in melbourne, losing the first set with a double fault, advantage djokovic, an advantage of the serbian rarely let slip. thiem needed a reaction and he got one, range of shots on show to level the match, the defending champion stood to applaud. the momentum change, double break helping thiem win the third set, 6

burnley are just five points off the european spots after a 2—1win at southampton.sult lifts them up to 10th. celtic go into tomorrow's match at aberdeen with a 10—point lead at the top of the scottish premiership. their nearest rivals rangers are at home to livingston, while kilmarnock host hibs. today, bottom side hearts came back from 2—0down to draw 2—2 with second from bottom hamilton academical, and ross county left it late to grab an equaliser and salvage a one all draw at home to stjohnstone. billy mckay with the goal deep into injury time. world number one rory mcilroy is in a three—way tie for the lead after the third round of the genesis invitational. the northern irishman shot a 3—under—par round of 68 at riveria country club in california. he's on 10—under overall and is joined at the top of the leaderboard by adam scott and matt kuchar. israel folau made his long—awaited sporting comeback on saturday, and made an instant impact as catalan dragons beat castleford in super league. he scored six minutes into his debut in perpignan. folau's move to the fre

and just one last game to bring you up to date with, it was at st james park where newcastle and burnleyraw. newcastle, no goals in their last four matches now. let's just show you the top and bottom of the tables then. here's the bottom, you can see what that win for west ham has done, they're now out of the relegation zone. as are watford thanks to that quite astonishing win against liverpool. villa back into the bottom three, of course they're not in premier league action this weekend, they play in the league cup final tomorrow. and here's the top, not much change. chelsea adding another point. liverpool not widening the gap. a bad day for them, but, still 22 points clear. their fans won't lose too much sleep. you say that, but 11 games to go, i'm sure they will be fine. adam, thank you very much. i wonder how many of today's games might have been affected some potential changes to the laws of football in the offing. there was a meeting in belfast today for the sport's law makers — the international football association board. they discussed a number of issues — including the possible

burnley take on arsenal at 2:00pm — both those teams are level on points.n second place, but 22 points adrift of league leaders liverpool. that will focus attentions on the champions league even more for city, with guardiola admitting he'll be seen as a failure if he doesn't win it. last season was an extraordinary season for us. people are saying, i didn't win the champions league and that's how i will bejudged, i will be a champions league and that's how i will be judged, i will be a failure in my period in manchester if i don't, and i know that. but i have a feeling i enjoy, and my players still win a lot of games. and that's only what i want to do. in the scottish premiership, celtic have the chance to go seven points clear of rangers at the top of the table. they're playing hamilton accies. it's 1-1. that's the half—time score. hamilton scored first through marios 0ganpoe. but then they went down to ten men with jamie hamilton sent off. celtic then scored from the resulting free kick. 0dsonne edouard curling it over the wall into to the net to equalise

elsewhere, crystal palace beat brighton 1—0, while newcastle v burnley finished 0—0.astle in the quarter final tonight. 0liver bozanic with the only goal midway through the second half. aberdeen are also through, they beat st mirren 2—0. chelsea have won the women's league cup in dramatic fashion, beating arsenal 2—1. beth england gave them an early lead, within the first ten minutes, her 20th goal of the campaign. it stayed that way until 5 minutes from time, when leah williamson brought arsenal level, with the aid of the slightest of deflections from magdalena eriksso. and just when it looked like it would go to extra time, a second for england secured the win and a first league cup title for chelsea. there was late drama in rugby union's premiership when harlequins snatched victory at home to leaders exeter. exeter had been leading going into the final quarter of an hour but, after two players were sin—binned, quins took advantage and just wore them down — a penalty try eventually sealing the 3a points to 30 victory. leicester and saracens also won today. champions

burnley are in tenth place after beating southampton. matej vydra? they have a four—point cushion over arsenal and newcastle. celtic have a ten—point lead at the top heading into their match with aberdeen in the scottish premiership later after nearest rivals rangers fell away. we love a late goal. we had one yesterday, ross county salvaging a 1—1 draw at home to stjohnstone. billy mckay with it deep in injury time. the fifth round of the women's fa cup starts today, with quarterfinal places at stake. arsenal were due to face lewes at one o'clock but the match has been called off due to storm dennis. i doubt this'll be the last fixture to fall foul of the weather so do check the bbc sport website for updates. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york open. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really enjoying his tennis. this is his first final since he won the european open in antwerp 16 months ago. he'll face italy's andreas seppi in today's final.

burnley take on arsenal at 2:00pm — both those teams are level on points.egin the game in second place, but 22 points adrift of league leaders liverpool. that will focus attentions on the champions league even more for city, with guardiola admitting he'll be seen as a failure if he doesn't win it. last season was an extraordinary season for us. people talking about winning the champions league and that's how i will be judged, if i don't win the champions league i will bejudged a don't win the champions league i will be judged a failure don't win the champions league i will bejudged a failure in my period here at manchester. i know that. but my players still win a lot of games. and that's only what i wa nt to of games. and that's only what i want to do. great britian's hockey goalkeeper maddie hinch has criticised rules which saw australia awarded a win for today's pro league game, despite gb leading 1—0. anna toman had scored from a penalty corner to put gb ahead, but then at half time thunder and lightning in sydney meant the game had to be called off. acc

we are hearing and we are going to check this out a little later on that burnley road going up towards national rail have also told us tonight that train services between hebden bridge and rochdale heading into lancashire are suspended. i have to say there are suspended. i have to say there are not many people around tonight. i think people who live locally are watching and waiting but even visitors have decided to stay indoors where it is warm, dry, and save and maybe not venture out tonight. we talked to a local bar owner who said he is going to shut up owner who said he is going to shut up shop early sippy because there we re up shop early sippy because there were no customers around tonight for some the advice is perhaps people taking heat if that is a stay indoors which is perhaps the best thing to do. phil, thank you very much. do take care and i hope that people heed all those warnings. keep out of the way as you can hear, the advice you can see why. that is phil bodmer and hebden bridge. 0ur weather presenter chris fawkes is here. and simon calderfrom the independent,. let‘s st

closures p puma saw sales decline but said puma will be able to achieve its fiscal 2020 target so burnleyting on a rebound in the second half of the year that's why the stock is up about 8% today taking a step back andlooking at the performance of athletic apparel stocks over the past year, puma really in the lead, followed by adidas and nike up 22%. >>> finally guys, h&m, the swedish fashion retailer, stock is up sharply after announcing a management reshuffle its ceo stepping down after ten years and coo helena henderson will take the job. back to you. >> thank you very much, seema. >>> session highs here, we're at 33.90. let's get to courtney reagan at hq. >> here's what's happening this hour attorney general william barr has no plans to resign, according to the justice department this following multiple reports barr had told friends he considered resigning over tweets by president trump about justice department investigations. >>> jury deliberations entering the second day in the second assault trial of harvey weinstein. the former entertainment king is heading to wait for the result

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well tony burnley is done and he says the citizenship law is becoming an increasingly do visit issue. the major violent scenes are stopped at least for now and now they're assessing the damage as you can see quite extensive in this part but also the human cost the death casualty figures are going up by the hour almost and something like 250 people have been injured and killed and now there's a mop up operation that has been a piece really because of women who were decided to stop their protest in jaffer a bad at a station. after intense provocation by hindu nationalists now that violence is spin some of the worst that delhi has seen in decades and the casualties show that so there's a big deep rooted problem that has now overshadow what this whole matter was about this was about civil rights over the citizens amendment act but it's been calm in northeast delhi something about religion between muslims and hindus and that's not how it was this whole protest movement began because of across the board all religious denominations all minorities protesting about this new law which they say

the 2pm premier league kick—off between burnley and arsenal is goalless. return to the coronavirus outbreak, and as concern grows more on the incident in streatham in south london. according to the press association, they are reporting that a number of people were stabbed in this incident in streatham. that information has come to the press association from the metropolitan police. there is no indication of the numbers of people that have been involved in that might expend why more than one ambience was visible in the shots we showed you. a number of paramedic visible there. three or four together. presumably responding because of reports of a multiple stabbing. we know that one person has been shot. it is understood that that person is dead, although we are waiting for that to be confirmed. the metropolitan police have confirmed, though, they are dealing with an incident and have declared it terrorist related. it is believed to have happened on the high road in streatham, a busy part of south london. it is an urban high street. lots of shops and residenti

boggis is the chair of the facebook group — mytholmroyd flood wardens and also a school governor at burnley was throughout a foot about much of the building, unfortunately very reminiscent of 2014. less water but just as devastating. what measures we re just as devastating. what measures were put into place after that flood that you hope wouldn't have to happen again? the amount of work going on through the village we hoped would save us from a similar fate. u nfortu nately hoped would save us from a similar fate. unfortunately with the work is taking the time they have taken, we had temporary defences in place which unfortunately failed very early on. which meant the amount of water that came through and into the village has left things devastated once again. i suspect the word frustrating doesn't do it. frustrating is a long way short, i think anger is back on the cards, and rightly so. we were told early on they could probably never stopped the lights of boxing day 2015 but this is very close, and very, very soon, yes, far too soon after the original event. what effect will this have on

loads of instances in the burnley match as well.k that is what fans want to see, let the referee make that decision, even if they go and look at the monitor, not they go and look at the monitor, not the decision going elsewhere. human error in front of you is easier to accept that human error remotely. john, thank you. it looks like it's been a good night for bernie sanders in the race to challenge donald trump in november's us election. democrats in nevada have been choosing who is their favourite candidate. do you not come out in a cold sweat when we say the word election?” do you not come out in a cold sweat when we say the word election? i do, then i get excited a few minutes later. let's talk to julia manchester, who is a political reporter for the online newspaper the hill in washington, dc. nice to see you. talk us through what has happened in this latest stage of the contest, and explain it a little bit. because for those of us a little bit. because for those of us this side of the atlantic it can bea us this side of the atl

the water from here flows through the river burnley and into the river seven down into places like shropshireth all that water still flowing down, we have that severe flood warning in shrewsbury at the moment. we are expecting a record peak later on today so that the flooding situation is only expected to get worse.“ anybody wanted to escape the weather, some are paying the price for that. if anyone asked me where in europe is good for a winter break, you would often recommend the ca nary islands. but look break, you would often recommend the canary islands. but look at these pictures or at least try and make out these pictures. there has been a sandstone in the canary islands. there is a plane, you canjust see it. these pictures are from gran canaria, lots it. these pictures are from gran ca naria, lots of it. these pictures are from gran canaria, lots of travel disruption for holiday—makers in that part of the world. high pressure, quite strongly built across the south—west of europe. an area of low pressure forcing strong winds out of africa blowing all that sand and dust and delivering th