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i said, i want a film at burnley market, burnley train station, bank of dave and burnley, burnley football a seven—year—old girl is seriously injured in a drive—by shooting outside a london church. police in england and wales could be granted powers to intervene in protests before they become highly disruptive, under new government plans. rescue workers in nepal resume their search for four people still unaccounted for after sunday's deadly plane crash.

colin paterson, bbc news, burnley. thanks, everybody.ct marine mammals, so she was kept closely informed as this rarest of uk visitor criss—crossed the channel and made his way round the coast. so he was in dieppe, and then in brittany, then came over to southampton, went back to dieppe, and then went up to scarborough. and then he was last sighted in blythe in northumberland. as he hauled himself out onto beaches and into harbours, it was molly and her colleagues who made the crowds keep their distance from the two—tusked, one tonne wandering walrus. he didn't really seem to be bothered by the people at all. so yeah, he just snuggled down just for another rest. say hello to the adventurous walrus named thor. there's been an unusual visitor to one hampshire beach. - in north yorkshire, they cancelled scarborough's fireworks display so he wasn't disturbed. but thor didn't really care. he vanished into the north sea before the festivities were due to start. no—one�*s seen thor for more than ten days. so the hope is he's now on his way back

number16 burnley, they play in division one southwest. number 16 tottenham hotspur women.en. numberseven, hotspur women. number seven, reading, they hotspurwomen. numberseven, reading, they beat fellow ws outside lester. that was the only tide that went to extra time. number eight, the chelsea women, knocked out liverpool scoring hat trick. number three, chelsea against arsenal. the record 1a times winners. number four, brighton who beat west from 7-0. we four, brighton who beat west from 7—0. we will play coventry who are bottom of the championship. should be two more in there. let’s bottom of the championship. should be two more in there.— be two more in there. let's hope. number ten- _ be two more in there. let's hope. number ten. number _ be two more in there. let's hope. number ten. number ten - be two more in there. let's hope. number ten. number ten bristoll be two more in there. let's hope. i number ten. number ten bristol city women. i think i know who this is going to be. number one, your old team, manchester city, last year as runners—up. there we go, that concl

that'll do burnley, that'll do. and that'll do from sportsday.u are looking for sunshine it was better towards western areas. sheltered from the north and north easterly wind. we show that high pressure sitting to the southwest of ours. those winds coming around more from the north today. and have brought in quite a few showers to eastern parts of the uk. those showers will continue well into the night. mainly for eastern parts of england, we will see clearing skies and tumbling temperatures in scotland, called to be breaking up in northern ireland. frost is likely. could be as low as —4 frost is likely. could be as low as “4 and glascow. risk of frost across some sheltered parts of england and wales but further east enough cloud in breeze to keep those temperatures just above freezing. even here i think the cloud will break up, the winds will be much lighter tomorrow. any overnight showers will soon fade away and we will see some china time. sunshine in scotland and not of although northwestern areas which are more cloudy later. —— scotland. ris

in a decade at burnley, dyche guided the clarets to two promotions from the championship and two top—halffinishes. organisers of this summer's women's world cup say demand for tickets has been so great they want fifa to allow them to move the australian team's first game to a much bigger stadium. football australia ceo james johnson says they're following the lead of england's victorious lionesses, who sold out old trafford for their first euros match against austria. the world cup takes place in australia and new zealand. it was extremely inspiring watching that tournament very very closely and we took a lot of learning is that tournament. i think what we saw is that if your first game gets off to a strong start at sets the tone for the tournament and that is something we would like to replicate here. something we would like to replicate here. the fourth round of the fa cup gets under way later when record 14—time winners and premier league leaders arsenal face manchester city. the match will see arsenal manager mikel arteta reunited with his former boss at city, pep guardiola. arteta sp

a free kick put them ahead at the liberty burnley are five points clear at the top after a 2—1win.ield united were heading to defeat against qpr after chair's early deflected strike, but six minutes into stoppage time at the end of the match, john egan grabbed an equaliser for the blades. they are nine points clear of blackburn in third. there will be a procession through the streets of santos tomorrow towards a private family burial for pele, whose body is lying in state at the ground of his former club. mourners were expected to descend on the coastal city across 24 hours, these were the first into the stadium with some having slept outside overnight. as the public moved past the coffin at the centre of the pitch, guests are gathering for a public way, including fifa president gianni infantino and pele's family. the three—time world cup winner died at the age of 82 last week. martina navratilova says she'll fight with all she's got after being diagnosed with throat and breast cancer. the nine—time wimbledon singles champion, who previously had breast cancer in 2010, will start tr

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left back�*s second goal was just as good, finding the target with a brilliant strike from distance, burnleye heading to defeat against qpr after chair's early deflected strike, but six minutes into stoppage time at the end of the match, john egan grabbed an equaliser for the blades. they are nine points clear of blackburn in third. there will be a procession through the streets of santos tomorrow towards a private family burial for pele, whose body is lying in state at the ground of his former club. mourners were expected to descend on the coastal city across 2a hours, these were the first into the stadium with some having slept outside overnight. as the public moved past the coffin at the centre of the pitch, guests are gathering for a public way, including fifa president gianni infantino and tell a's family. ——president gianni infantino and pele's family. the three—time world cup winner died at the age of 82 last week. martina navratilova says she'll fight with all she's got after being diagnosed with throat and breast cancer. the nine—time wimbledon singles champion, who previously had b

leaders burnley have made it six league wins in a row, ian maatsen's spectacular first—half double securingat reading for an eighth win in their last nine championship matches. there were also wins for middlesborough, hulland preston. martina navratilova says she'll fight with all she's got after being diagnosed with throat and breast cancer. the nine time wimbledon singles champion, who previously had breast cancer in 2010, will start treatment in new york later this month. navratilova, who's 66, says both cancers have been caught at an early stage. she's called it a double whammy which is serious, but fixable, and she's hoping for a favourable outcome. novak djokovic has lost his first match in australia since returning to the country after his deportation during last yea r�*s australian open. djokovic was given a warm reception at the adelaide international but was beaten in his first round doubles match alongside canada's vasek pospisil. the 21—time grand slam champion is the top seed in the singles event and returns to action in the early hours of tuesday morning against france's const

everton are set to appoint former burnley boss sean dyche as their new manager.ion in 51 years after leading them to seventh in 2018. britain's great double act have done it again at the australian open tennis. it's an incredible 16th grand slam doubles title for alfie hewitt and gordon reid. their telepathic teamwork secured a fourth successive wheelchair doubles title in melbourne for hewitt and reid, and it took them just over an hour to sweep aside their dutch opponents maikel scheffers and ruben spaargaren 6—1, 6—2. it is their 16th grand slam title together in doubles and hewett now has to prepare for the singles final tomorrow. he is the world number one and plays 16—year—old tokito oda of japan. meanwhile, nine—time men's champion novak djokovic has cruised into another final. he will meet greece's stefanos tsitsipas on sunday. the serb steam—rolled another opponent, beating american tommy paul in straight sets. djokovic overcame a wobble in the opening set, before re—establishing his authority to earn a comfortble 7—5, 6—1, 6—2 victory. well, before djok

burnley went to bournemouth and tucked in.d m, 4—2 victors at top—flight opposition, this was some statement. it's always good to get away with a win. delighted by the performance. and it allows us to continue on a nicejourney. it is not about the ambition as such in one game, it is the ambition at the team to also win wherever we play. championship met premier league at the riverside to where it brighton's a trip to middlesbrough brought them five goals. in the second half, two came for alexis mcallister. the argentina international and world cup winner. from the middle east to middlesbrough he kept up this form. with this win for brighton he is one step chose closer to another trophy. stoppage time at hull city and at 1—0 down the home site put every man forward at the expense of another book. dan james scored. another top—flight side, southampton the cup has brought them home. from 1—0 down at crystal palace they turned it around. they're hoping this went with do the same for their season. they're hoping this win with do th

burnley maintained their five—point advantage at the top of the championship after both themselves andcott scaled the come from behind victory with this delightful free kick from just three minutes remaining. earlier, darnell headed west from in front in the seventh minutes. nate then equalised with his ninth goal of the season for a stunning strike. a few deals have been completed in the premier league today and arsenal confirming belgium international leandro trossard will join the club from brighton. the forward joins in a deal worth 21 million pounds plus add ons — until 2027 with the option west ham have signed aston villa striker danny ings in a deal worth up to 15 million pounds. he leaves villa park as their top scorer so far this season with seven andcan play in the crucial relegation battle with everton tomorrow. the 30 year old has signed a contract until 2025. meanwhile, striker chris wood has become nottingham forest's 24th signing of the season after moving to the city ground on loan from newcastle, where's he's only been for a year. the deal could be made permanent at th

the former burnley boss replaces frank lampard who was sacked last week with the side joint bottom ofmier league as jane dougall reports. it will be a bit of stability which i imagine most fans would welcome at this stage. it was widely expected over the last few days that he would be confirmed, and this morning he came to training, came to everton�*s training ground and took training this afternoon and in a statement, their next match is here at goodison park against the league leaders, that is this saturday, and then following that, the merseyside derby on the 13th of february, so it's a baptism of fire fire sean dyche. his first official act as manager made to be getting a player or two in the door because tomorrow is transfer deadline day. many everton fans would argue that they would need fresh blood at the club that they are to stay up. the question is will he be given any resources to buy new players? it is no secret that there are real financial issues at everton. the owner might not be willing to part with any cash for transfers. already, he's spent an estimated £700 million

in a decade at burnley, dyche guided them to two promotions from the championship, and two top—half premierd faces the task of saving everton�*s season. they're second from bottom, after picking up just 15 points from 20 games. well one man who could be leaving goodison is anthony gordon. newcastle are close to signing the 21 year from everton. after the clubs agreed a deal that could eventually be worth £a5 million. while that deal has yet to be finalised, newcastle vice—captain kieran trippier has signed a new contract with the magpies that will keep him at st james' park until 2025. trippierjoined newcastle last january from atletico madrid and was the first signing made following the club's saudi takeover novak djokovic has defended his father, saying he didn't intend to pose for pictures with supporters of vladimir putin at the australian open. sorjan djokovic was filmed standing next to a russian flag with putin's face on it, and chose to miss novak�*s semifinal win over american tommy paul earlier. jane dougall reports. he's never lost a semifinal at the australian open, but in novak

bournemouth went to burnley went to primarily bournemouth and tucked in.and 14, 4—2 victors at top—flight opposition, this was some statement. it's always good to get away with a win. delighted by the performance. and it allows us to continue on a nice journey. and it allows us to continue on a nicejourney. it is not and it allows us to continue on a nice journey. it is not about the ambition as such in one game, it is the ambition at the team to also the ambition at the team to ambition as such in one game, it is the ambition at the team to also win wherever we play. the ambition at the team to also win wherever we play-— the ambition at the team to also win wherever we play. championship met premier league _ wherever we play. championship met premier league at _ wherever we play. championship met premier league at the _ wherever we play. championship met premier league at the riverside - wherever we play. championship met premier league at the riverside to i premier league at the riverside to where it brightens a trip to middlesbrough brought them five g

think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnleypoorly—insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and heating. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth has spent the week in blackburn, meeting people in the community trying to help those in need. radio: at 6:00, with the latest for lancashire, there is a yellowj warning for ice and snow... early morning in blackburn, and it's cold. but at the ivy street community centre, there is a sense of warmth. can you manage? christine has worked in this community for 37 years. we don't know how many children they've got. then we can start doing those meals and just freeze them. once a week, with her team of volunteers, she packs food parcels for those in need. is it worse now than you've seen it before? in the 37 years you've been working here? oh, definitely. definitely. there we are. for people like ian, it's a lifeline. i come every week. like i say, it's ideal for me, because i liv

blackburn and birmingham drew 2—2, while league one ipswich drew 0—0 with championship leaders burnleyrafford at eight o'clock. former united legend paul ince returns, in charge of the championship side this evening. united boss erik ten hag says they're not taking any chances. we have to be ready for every game, every opponent will be tough and especially in the cup. that is for them a perfect chance. we have to be aware of that, so we have to be front foot, full focused and full of energy. for people like us, for the fans, you've always got to dream and the fa cup is about giant—killing, that's what it's about nowadays. we know eventually you will get a wigan or something like that, it doesn't happen nowadays, it's normally the _ big sides but for us it's about giant—killing so we got an opportunity to do that. giant—killing, let's see if it happens later this evening! aberdeen have sacked their managerjim goodwin. today's thrashing by hibs followed on from monday's shock scottish cup defeat to sixth tier darvel. which in turn followed a 5—0 hammering by hearts at tynecastle. the clu

the former burnley boss replaces frank lampard who was sacked last week with the side joint bottom ofgue as jane dougall reports. it would bring stability which i imagine most fans will take over this. sean bike was confirmed and this. sean bike was confirmed and this morning he came to training and took training this afternoon. their next mexican saturday and they have the merseyside derby next week. his first official act might be getting a play or two in the door because tomorrow is transfer deadline day. many everton fans would argue they need flesh but if they are to stay up need flesh but if they are to stay up the question is whether he will be given any resources to buy new players. it is no secret that there are financial issues at everton. the owner might not be willing to part with any cash for transfers. already he has bid and are ready £70 billion for players since being the order. and results have been forthcoming. they think sean bike can make an impact on results and will find out quickly if you can or not. things are getting busy ahead of the football transfer window

think tank says the impact of the cost of living crisis is significantly higher in blackburn and burnleyity was down to the higher proportion of poorly—insulated housing in the north and the fact that workers in the north tend to earn lower wages and so spend more of their income on essentials like food and heating. 0ur political correspondent, alex forsyth, has spent the week in blackburn meeting people in the community trying to help those in need. radio: at 6:00, with the latest for lancashire, there is a yellowi warning for ice and snow... early morning in blackburn, and it's cold. but at the ivy street community centre, there is a sense of warmth. can you manage? christine has worked in this community for 37 years. we don't know how many children they've got. then we can start doing those meals and just freeze them. once a week, with her team of volunteers, she packs food parcels for those in need. is it worse now than you've seen it before? the 37 years you been working here? 0h, definitely. definitely. there we are. for people like ian, it's a lifeline. i come every week. like i s

and coming up on the bbc news channel: former burnley boss sean dyche is set to be named as everton�*new manager following frank lampard's sacking earlier this week. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has been defending the government's record on economic growth. in a speech this morning, he said there's too much gloom about the economy, and that the uk can be the next silicon valley — with a network of investment zones, and brexit a catalyst for growth. but his speech follows recent warnings that thousands of british businesses face bankruptcy and a slump in the car manufacturing industry. this report from our economics correspondent, andy verity. uncertainty correspondent, andy verity. has made it really difficult uncertainty has made it really difficult to attract investment into the uk, and this is what we need to address. . , . ., the uk, and this is what we need to address. . , u, ., address. there are things we can do to drive economic _ address. there are things we can do to drive economic recovery - address. there are things we can

dyche had been out of work since he was dismissed by burnley last april after almost 10 years at thethe nba, the milwaukee bucks host the charlotte hornets later on tuesday, aiming for a fifth successive win. the bucks, who are third in the eastern conference, saw giannis antetokounmpo add 50 points and 13 rebounds in their comfortable victory over the new orleans pelicans on sunday. dylan groenewegen will take the race leader�*s jersey into stage ii of the saudi tour after beating dusan rajovic and max walscheid to the line in a bunch sprint finish on the opening day. the win at khaybar saw the dutch cyclist�*s register his 64th career win and his eighth forjayco alula, despite having three punctures during the stage. the alula region in northwest saudi arabia, where the race takes place, this year became co—title sponsor of the team, previously known as bikeexchange. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that�*s bbc.com/sport. but from me, tt, and the rest of the team, that�*s your sports news for now. that is indeed. it�*s an exciting day for eurovision fans, as t

in a decade at burnley, dyche guided them to two promotions from the championship — and two top—halfames. nine time champion novak djokovic is on course for his tenth australian open title. after beating american tommy paul in straight sets. djokovic had raced through the previous rounds without any major incident. and with the exception of a slight wobble in the opening set. he regained his focus and composure — breaking twice in each of the next two sets to secure victory after two hours and 20 minutes. he'll face stefanos tsitsipas in sunday's final. djokovic's father was missing from the crowds, after attracting headlines for posing with supporters of russian president vladimir putin. after his victory, djokovic was quick to defend him. he was passing through, he made a photo, it is escalated, he was misused in this situation. by this group of people and that is what happened. i cannot be angry with him or upset because it was not his fault. he went out to celebrate with my fans and that's it, that's all that happened. and the reply to south africa's 298 — seven, the collapse of

everton are looking further sixth permanent manager in five years and the bookie's favourite are former burnleya and either one will be interesting. wayne rooney has been mentioned, although he is in the united states at the moment so it's unsure to know whether he would be persuaded back or not. if so, him or bielsa or dyche would have a great deal of work to do. everton's next match is against arsenal in the 4th of february and then after —— it's the third or 13th. two huge up—and—coming matches. there is a lot of pressure on everton as they have never been relegated from the premier league and little's history. not from the top flight, as it were, but since the premier league was instigated. their second from bottom of the table with just 15 points from 20 matches. only above southampton on goal difference. now they are finding themselves in the same position that they in just 12 months ago. searching for a new manager and desperate to stay up. and all too familiar story for everton fans. jane dougal at goodison park, thank you. we will bring you more reaction on that story and frank lampard

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in a decade at burnley, dyche guided them to two promotions from the championship and two top—half premierom bottom after picking up just 15 points from 20 games. organisers of this summer's women's world cup say demand for tickets has been so great, they want fifa to allow them to move the co—hosts australia's first game to a much bigger stadium. football australia says it's following the lead of england's victorious lionesses, who sold out old trafford for their first euros match against australia. jo currie has been speaking to football australia's ceo, jamesjohnson. right now, we are very focused on that, we are working with fifa and lobbying hard to change the first match. because it's a stadium of 45,000 match. because it's a stadium of 16,000 capacity, to a stadium with 80,000 capacity. it will be the second game of the tournament, the first game in australia, and we think, given the ticket sales are so strong, we can get up to 80,000 people supporting the matilda's and get the connotation off with a very strong start. get the connotation off with a very strong start-— strong start.

david was under the care burnley park medical centre at, the height of the pandemic , when the heightractises were seeing large numbers patients remotely. they said we offer our deepest condolences and apologies to david nash's , family and friends david nash's, family and friends and fully the outcome of the coroner's . our practise now coroner's. our practise now a policy to ensure that patients with appropriate clinical presents sessions are automatically referred to a face to face appointment, as do patients who have had multiple contacts with the practise david will forever be cherished by those that love him , and his those that love him, and his parents hope that his will not be in vain . anna riley gb news be in vain. anna riley gb news nantwich . the house of commons nantwich. the house of commons is to hold a debate this afternoon on the remaining stages of the government's strike bill. that legislation would set legal minimum service levels doing industrial action so the bill could impose requirement some to continue working or face dismissal, even . meanwhile, up to half a

blackburn and birmingham drew 2—2, while league one ipswich drew 0—0 with championship leaders burnleyat eight o'clock. former united legend paul ince returns, in charge of the championship side this evening. united boss erik ten hag says they're not taking any chances. we have to be ready for every game, every opponent will be tough and especially in the cup. that is for them a perfect chance. we have to be aware of that, so we have to be front foot, full focused and full of energy. for people like us, for the fans, you've _ for people like us, for the fans, you've always got to dream and the fa cup— you've always got to dream and the fa cup is_ you've always got to dream and the fa cup is about giant—killing, that's— fa cup is about giant—killing, that's what it's about nowadays. we know _ that's what it's about nowadays. we know eventually you will get a wagon or something like that, it doesn't happen— or something like that, it doesn't happen nowadays, it's normally the bil happen nowadays, it's normally the big sides _ happen nowadays, it's normally the big sides but for us it's a

everton have named former burnley boss sean dyche as their new manager, succeeding frank lampard.said, "it is an honour. he said he and his staff are eager to get this great club back on trap. everton are languishing towards the bottom of the premier league table. frank lampard was sacked after a run of pretty bad results. sean dyche she has been in this situation before trying to save clubs is back once again for everton. rishi sunak says he "acted pretty decisively" when the former conservative party chairman, nadim zahawi, was found to have broken the ministerial code. labour has called on the prime minister to clarify exactly when he became aware that mr zahawi had paid a penalty to hmrc. this morning, the prime minister addressed the issue of nadhim zahawi at a q&a session in county durham. what i've done is follow a process, which is the right process. - integrity is really important to me. all of you guys want to see that government is run properly, . that it's run with integrityl and there is accountability when people don't behave the way that they should, | or if somethi

sean dyche was sacked by burnley last april but now he looks certain to be given the task of rescuinghe australian team is first game too much bigger stadiums. football australia�*s ceo says they are following the lead of england�*s victorious lionesses who sold out 0ld victorious lionesses who sold out old trafford with their first us match against austria. the world cup takes place in australia and new zealand. it was extremely inspiring and we were watching that tournament very, very closely. and we took a lot of learning from that tournament and i think what we saw is if your first game gets off to a strong start, it sets the tone for the tournament and that�*s something we would love to replicate here down under. that's something we would love to replicate here down under. england's cricketers afford _ replicate here down under. england's cricketers afford back _ replicate here down under. england's cricketers afford back in _ replicate here down under. england's cricketers afford back in the - replicate here down under. england's cricketers afford back in the first i cricketers

the burnley forward scored two late goals for the netherlands in their world cup quarterfinal with argentinayers conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during their fa cup third—round win at oxford on monday. the charge relates to the players' conduct in the 34th minute. and liverpool and england defender gilly flaherty has announced her retirement from football. having played a record 177 games in the women's super league, she'd won four wsl titles, seven women's fa cups and won the uefa cup during her 17—year career. we arejust a we are just a matter of days from the first grand slam of the tennis calendar. all eyes will be on the defending champion, rafael nadal, as well as the return of novak djokovic. how will the british hopes �*s fair? it’s djokovic. how will the british hopes 's fair? 3 . djokovic. how will the british hopes 's fair? �*, ., ., djokovic. how will the british hopes 's fair? �* , ., ., ., djokovic. how will the british hopes 's fair? �*, ., ., ., , ., 's fair? it's a tough draw but an excitin: 's fair? it's a tough draw but an exciting draw _ 's fair? it's a tough d

at burnley really go so well at burnley, foot six, big burnley, six foot six, big centre it didn't centreere. she's going us over in going to be shipped us over in turkey. sorry at besiktas. that's going bless me for that's going bless me that for a second. so anyway he looks he's playing over there with de lally although he's playing better than dele alli because they want him now ten hag because him out. but now ten hag because he's dutch and he has a relationship with him and knows him, to bring him him, it's going to bring him over united it over to manchester united it looks a loan. so the looks like on a loan. so the thing about him is that he just gives different options. he's tall, , awkward. yeah, tall, gangly, awkward. yeah, yeah. tall, gangly, awkward. yeah, yeah . that's your perfect yeah. that's your perfect athlete, isn't talking and awkward. yeah. yeah. so i think he's i thought i think it's another option . it's another another option. it's another opfion another option. it's another option for him while. he looks for a maybe an out and outnumbered nine that will outnumbere

he joined burnley almost a year ago, but couldn't help them prevent relegation. beckles represented his country at the well cup incatel last month. house to rock a 3 to the semi finals of the arabian gulf, cut off to 5 no thrashing of yemen and group a mr. fight nadeem open the scoring for the lions of mesopotamia with a looping header in the 1st half am jet at one double. they lead with a superb str from the edge of the hall. i am insane also grabbed to before his sane alleys sealed the victory and a place in the last 4 of the tournament, which is the 1st international football competition held on a rocky soil. in more than a decade, iraq who play and or next door to they eliminated saudi arabia from the tournament . a mom winning to one had had a saudi with the pick of the goals. in the 84 minutes were morocco pulled out of the arabian night, african nations championship being held in algeria, after having its request to fly there directly on morocco's national airline. to night. algeria closed its air space to rock and aircraft in 2021. after breaking diplomatic ties with its north a

the 30—year—old burnley forward scored two late goals for the netherlands in their world cup quarterfinal6 games for the turkish club. australia have withdrawn from their men's one day series against afghanistan because of the taliban's restrictions on women and girls. australia were set to play a three match series against afghanistan in the united arib emirates in march, but cricket australia have said they took the decision after, "consultation with relevant stakeholders, including the australian government." the taliban returned to power in afghanistan in august 2021 and since have banned girls from attending secondary school and university. i think that people should be able to play sport, so if you have got part of your country without that basic human right, i think you have got a problem. basic human right, i think you have gota problem. i basic human right, i think you have got a problem. i know the icc is in a difficult position about how they might manage that amongst members, etc, but if sport is not going to stand up and say, you know, you need to be equitable, you need to be

the 30—year—old burnley forward scored two late goals for the netherlands in their world cup quarter—finalurkish club. arsenal have been charged by the fa for failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during their fa cup third—round win at oxford on monday. the charge relates to the players' conduct in the 34th minute. the club has until the 16th of january to respond. mikel arteta's side went on to win the match 3—0. portuguese forward joao felix could make his first appearance in a chelsea shirt this evening as graham potter's side travel to play fulham in the premier league. felix has joined the blues on loan from la liga side atletico madrid for the remainder of the season. chelsea sit tenth in the league table, and although potter has only been in the job for four months he's acutely aware of speculation been in the job for four months, he's acutely aware of speculation over his future. i think you always feel pressure. the higher— i think you always feel pressure. the higher you _ i think you always feel pressure. the higher you go, _ i think you alwa

well actually done a fantastic job at burnley with the resources that he's built the resources that he's and think you're keeping the division and you didn't approach this season eight to get here and ask the question as well . carlton it's eight and well. carlton it's eight and i just wanted to ask you with your leeds hats on about the future of jessie marsh. she sounds a bit delusional in some of his post—match interviews lately. do you going to last you think it's going to last much well, it's much longer? well, it's interesting. they've just allowed to bring in an allowed him to bring in an assistant you assistant haven't they? you know, is this . i think he's he's know, is this. i think he's he's had a lot of endeavour there and the players work extremely odd but he done anything spectacular. he hasn't at the heights of say of bielsa . i know heights of say of bielsa. i know heights of say of bielsa. i know he kept him off season, but i said bielsa would have done that anyhow . i'm not convinced by anyhow. i'm not convinced by him. i'm really not. now i'll be interesting to see if t

i think the favourite at the moment is the former burnley| the moment is the former burnley manager,a massive task for any manager to try to control the ship at everton, it's going to be difficult. , , , difficult. keeps it interesting. kiro evans — difficult. keeps it interesting. kiro evans from _ difficult. keeps it interesting. kiro evans from the - difficult. keeps it interesting. kiro evans from the sun, - difficult. keeps it interesting. i kiro evans from the sun, thank difficult. keeps it interesting. - kiro evans from the sun, thank you for talking to us.— a bbc investigation has uncovered how organised crime is moving into the world of extreme dog breeding. french and english bulldogs and the new american bully are being bred with exaggerated characteristics, including muscular frames, and they're selling for vast sums of money on social media. sam poling reports. hello, hi, i'm sam from the bbc. i'm here for vanessa. this rescue centre in wales is at the sharp end of the dog trade. it cares for abandoned or abused dogs. dogs like keanu. he's an american bully — a popular b

he spent ten years in charge of burnley and moves to goodison with the club 19th, two points from safety four—time olympic champion turns 40 in march and has only competed sporadically over the last three years due to injury problems. farah of course made his name with success on the track in the 5,000 and 10,000m events, but he's completed the full marathon distance on three occassions with his best result third in 2018. clearly he wants to bow out with a little more success. he says he has done with the track. keep your eyes peeled on what the year has in store for him but it could be his last ever marathon. i am sure he will get a big sendoff. still no messages about transfers. have you spotted lionel messi at an airport yet? not yet. did you know there is gold in scotland? a lot of gold. nearly 60 kilos — worth more than £3 million — every single month. that's how much it's hoped will be extracted from scotland's only gold mine by the end of this year. and the firm that runs it says it could soon expand to other sites across the highlands. david henderson has this report. there's ear

he spent ten years in charge of burnley, and moves to goodison with the club 19th, two points from safetyist. beat sheffield united in their fa cup replay, they'll welcome tottenham to the racecourse ground in the fifth round. already there are west ham, who will face manchester united after they beat derby last night, 2—0, thanks to goals from jarrod bowen and michail antonio. elsehwere, holders chelsea host 14—time winners arsenal in the fifth round of the women's fa cup. they beat liverpool 3—2 on sunday, with a hat—trick from sam kerr. 0ther ties will see wsl leaders manchester united taking on durham. beaten finalists last year, manchester city will travel to bristol city. the opening game of this year's fifa women's world cup has been moved stadium australia in sydney. the game between the hosts and republic of ireland was due to be played at the much smaller sydney football stadium. stadium australia has a capacity ofjust over 83,000 spectators and fifa expect over 100,000 fans to attend the opening day of fixtures. last week, football australia ceo jamesjohnson told bbc sport that

bournemouth lost to burnley while nottingham forest were struck down beside the seaside in blackpool.ss. what a finish for the uruguayan. mo salah i class. what a finish for the uruguayan. mo salah then| class. what a finish for the i uruguayan. mo salah then put liverool uruguayan. mo salah then put liverpool ahead, _ uruguayan. mo salah then put liverpool ahead, but - uruguayan. mo salah then put liverpool ahead, but wolves l uruguayan. mo salah then put i liverpool ahead, but wolves ensure they would both have to do it again. some good stories elsewhere, too. chesterfield are one of two non—league sides in the fourth—round draw, but they'll have to come through a replay against west brom of the championship. the fifth tier side had a 3—2 lead at half—time which they held on to until the 93rd minute when brandon thomas—asante made it 3—3 and broke chesterfield hearts. they'll go again at the hawthorns. delight for fleetwood town fans — the league one side came from behind to beat qpr of the championship, to reach the fourth round for the first time. promise 0mochere with the winner.

you've got sean dyche was at you've got sean dyche who was at burnley, know, and this a burnley, youoing to say oh he's the of manager that's going the sort of manager that's going to them up it's going to shore them up but it's going to, know, no messing around. to, you know, no messing around. and then he got bielsa, who's the complete polar opposite? yeah. one are they yeah. so which one are they going either for going to go for? either go for the is to the entertain, which is going to be a hell of a ride, but whether going to keep them up, i don't know or with you know, know or go with you know, i agree with you belts is all about you know, the last roll of the dice. up front and the dice. everybody up front and whatever. right whatever. it's okay. but right entertainment right entertainment but with the right person talking about great entertainment. were entertainment. spurs were at fulham last harry kane fulham last night. harry kane wrote the spurs wrote name into the spurs history books favourite . history books as his favourite. look at your face light up. i can't help it.

but sometimes going down can help you reset and come back stronger — just ask burnley, who seem set tond only men's downhill races are held there. but vonn has become the first woman to conquer the mountain, and the first to do so under the cover of darkness. 0h oh my goodness! at times she hit speeds of more than 100km/h — and that's after suffering severe knee injuries throughout her career. again, talk of mental strength, that's got to be at play here, more so than the physical demands. because there is some light on the course, but you are relying on instinct with just your natural, feeling the course, feeling the hard snow. the visibility because of the darkness, it is snow. the visibility because of the darkness, it is incredible. snow. the visibility because of the darkness, it is incredible. i snow. the visibility because of the darkness, it is incredible. i know darkness, it is incredible. i know the feeling _ darkness, it is incredible. i know the feeling of — darkness, it is incredible. i know the feeling of going _ darkness, it is incredible. i know the feeling of going dow

the paparazzi descend on burnley in the north of england, for the premier of the bank of dave — the truesinessman took on the big banks and won. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. nepal is observing a national day of mourning for the country's worst air disaster in three decades. both the cockpit voice recorder and the flight data recorder of the yeti airlines plane that crashed in the central pokhara himalayas region have now been found. at least 68 people died when a yeti airlines flight from the capital kathmandu to the tourist town of pokhara crashed close to the runway on sunday. rajini has travelled to the crash site and gave us this update from there. we're standing on the banks as we watch the recovery operation continue. there are hundreds of police officers here who are combing through the wreckage, and you can still smell the smoke in the air. the plane crash landed just as it was about to reach its destination, pokhara international airport, on sunday. it then burst into flames. the pictures that were shared on tv, on social media, showed that

and it's in our communities, in towns and cities like burnley, wolverhampton, grimsby and swindon wereion. because all these achievements i have listed, all possibility is a testament to our untapped potential. so this year let's imagine instead what we can achieve if we match the ambition of the british people. let's unlock their pride and purpose, give them an economy and politics that they deserve. applause: this is crucial because economic change must go hand—in—hand with political change. we have an economy that horse potential and a politics that horse potential and a politics that horsepower and it's no coincidence or accident that this leaves us with more inequality than anywhere else in europe and they feed off each other and that's why i say britain needs a completely new way of governing. yes, we need to use the power of dynamic government, harness technology to drive through reform, convene a real industrial partnership between business and unions. but all of that must be done in service of the politics which trusts communities. i am utterly convinced about this. the westmi

time to go through all of yesterday's premier league action and today's premier league action with burnley'shank doing okay? yeah, yeah, yeah. good. thank did watch any of good. thank did you watch any of the night game? i did watch the man night game? i did watch a little bit of it on my phone pretty impressive. i wasn't allowed to really see as i. you. yes, i was going as i guess you did you mention you were going to read it as simple as i can say, 4 minutes into and i have been quite a long time. yeah been for quite a long time. yeah we've nail down a half time we've to nail down a half time so the message to him so to send the message to him just because i don't want just yet because i don't want rub it in i don't know but excellent game. much to excellent game. yes. so much to watch the lounge. you know, watch in the lounge. you know, i see when they go down after an hour shows character hour now shows a character actually because city usually win to take the win that fixture to take the lead there. no it's behind lead there. no it's guy behind rather against at home rather against city

the chief executive, jonathan burnley says the number of people onto prepayment metres extremely highin the dark and cold winter. from april households on median disposable income will spend % of disposable income will spend% of that on their energy and those relying on the state pension will spend 29. that a truly extraordinary part of our household budgets and even with the energy price guarantee and energy bills discount scheme. i know that scale of the challenge for many people there remains enormous . and lastly, dozens of enormous. and lastly, dozens of firefighters tackling a blaze in edinburgh . scottish fire and edinburgh. scottish fire and rescue were called to the jenna's building at around 1130 this morning with ten fire trucks and, attendants. no casualties so far, but some streets surrounding the former department have been cordoned off. we'll give you more detail on that. of course, when we it. it gb news. more news as it happens. it gb news. more news as it happens . now it gb news. more news as it happens. now back to . happens. now back to. patrick well, welcome back

friends of missing lancashire woman nicola burnley say her two little girls want their mummy back.ere found a bench near where she went missing four days ago. st michael's on what will be live from the scene as police appeal. be live from the scene as police appeal . any information on the appeal. any information on the princess of wales has launched a new campaign to highlight the importance of early childhood on social and emotional development. launching the project , the princess said it project, the princess said it was about raising a generation of happy healthy adults . okay so of happy healthy adults. okay so here's what the prime minister is saying to make our top story this morning. he has said there have been great strides made by the uk since leaving the eu . as the uk since leaving the eu. as the uk since leaving the eu. as the country marks this, the third anniversary of brexit. in a new statement, he says the country was forging a path as an independent nation, touting new trade deals on the government's bill to cut european red tape as successes . just on the progra

david was under the care of burnley park medical centre at the height of the pandemic when practisesge numbers of patients remotely . they said, we offer remotely. they said, we offer our deepest condolences and apologies to david nash's family and friends and fully accept the outcome of the coroner's inquest . our practise now has a policy to ensure that patients with appropriate clinical presentations alter medically referred to a face to face appointment, as do patients who have had multiple contacts with the practise. david will forever be cherished by those that love him and his parents hope that his death will not be in vain. anna riley gb news nantwich . it anna riley gb news nantwich. it will be referring to david's story throughout the course of the programme today and so if i was this a. all parents say things they do not mean to keep their children happy. but if you fail to keep a promise to a toddler, you'd better have a decent excuse because even children as young as three can spot a copout , says a study. spot a copout, says a study. this is fascinating . so a team this

the former leeds boss marcelo bielsa, and sean dyche — who had nine years at burnley — are among themmy greaves as tottenham's all time leading goal—scorer. his 266th came in a 1—0 win over fulham last night many, as he once again demonstrated his worth to the club. it's his 199th premier league goal, only wayne rooey and alan shearer have scored more in what continues to be a stuttering season for spurs. we had a good talk amongst ourselves and the manager, you know, in the week, and just to kind of get back to what we're good at and what got us into the champions league last year, and that's clean sheets and being compact and being hard to break down and then we always know we're going to get a chance or two, and we have the players who are able to take it. more action overnight at the australian open and something of an anticlimax in the men's draw, with russian karen khachanov reaching the semi—finals after his american opponent sebastian korda retired from their match through injury in the third set. meanwhile in the women's draw, wimbledon champion elena rybakina swept pastjele