fan dave cooney will be watching from his garden, which backs onto the pitch, and we asked him exactlyher! if you see just behind me now, literally i am putting my hand... the subs will be running up along here, gareth bale. when i bought the house, it was a massive bonus, but everyone in the area, crosby, supports marine. it is area, crosby, supports marine. it is a fantastic community club, you know? i would love to see him ruffle me‘s hair! six spectators were removed from the sydney cricket ground on day four of the third test, after india‘s mohammed siraj complained to the umpires about comments from the crowd. cricket australia have launched an investigation into that and claims of racist abuse on the previous day. in the match, australia are closing in on victory. they declared on 312—6 after all—rounder cameron green hit an entertaining 8a. and india lost two wickets before stumps, so they‘ll go into the final day needing another 309 runs to win. the four—match series is level at 1—1. but afterwards, australia coachjustin langer was focused on the abuse allegations. is upsettin

over cooney kid on the longer they did communicate so they did have language capability so it was a complexnd sophisticated form of language that allowed groups to exchange information with each other and that was crucial to their survival plan your daft idea the crux is whether they're using words in the way that we use words and those words were then combined with complex grammatical rules or syntax to be able to convey complex ideas narratives information now i suspect not you. still neanderthals were able to communicate among themselves but what form did these language actually take. i think music can see through. music comes a hugely important question emotion hugely important social bonding as well if you go hunting by so working as a tune are going to have to confront you're going to throw your spear just the right time to hit that bison because if you don't get trampled to death so how are we going to build up that trust if we haven't got words i think we sing and dance together i think we see you still see them all the world singing and dancing together builds up trust bills at tha

ulster�*s john cooney also misses out, but prop tadhg furlong has been included after recovering fromies. he'll not only own thejbxe team, but also be one of the team's two drivers. button joins other high—profile names such as seven—time f1 world champion lewis hamilton and nico rosberg in owning a team. a male and a female driver will compete for each of the 10 teams in off—road electric �*e—suvs'. the series is set to begin in april this year and will be streamed on the bbc iplayer, red button and sport website. we are racing in five different locations around the world. areas that have been really affected by climate change, so the aim for us all is to bring a as much awareness to all of these regions to try to make a change. i will be racing alongside my team—mate and in extreme e. have a boy and a girl in each car. i will announce very soon. we will have some of the greatest champion from dakar and all round the world, all champions in the field, so it is going to be very tight and their impact. exciting news. you're up to date from the bbc sports centre. from all of the team, h

efforts at recruiting younger individuals it shows or as young as 11 in the in some cases and they are cooney individuals. to think in certain ways right if you carry out a message but they're not very explicit at 1st it might start off with little need right there is xenophobia are racist or heterosexist however they are guys as being come and help her and so it kind of mixed this type of rhetoric a lot more palatable and digestible for individuals and helps them to slowly each surely usher themselves into these. patterns and so in that case basically overlooks things looking like organisations which in many cases the overlook the smom or nuanced kober or our messaging in recruitment from ice cream is organizations general i want to ask you to is it look time magazine is reporting a vote in ukraine is often has its own political party had been publishing houses summer camps for kids and a vigilante force called the national militia you know you mentioned a little bit that they had to rely on this neo nazi group like a sub that is now you know according to time or current us white supremacist

scrum halfjohn cooney has been left out despite impressing for ulster the six nations starts on the 6the fa cup over the weekend. first up, conor, wycomnbe haven't played for a couple of weeks because of a covid outbreak. has gareth ainsworth got a full strength squad to choose from? he says he has over 20 players available. he's a huge fan ofjose mourinho, who thinks of himself as a bit of a maverick of a manager. he's a small compared to gareth ainsworth. he is mr rock and roll when it comes to manager. he's a long—haired, leatherjacket wearing, long—haired, leather jacket wearing, orange long—haired, leatherjacket wearing, orange mustang driving, lead singer and guitarist in a rock band. he's not your regular manager,

alecia cooney in denver for us.n set to release its report today. >> president trump created this commission, the 1776 commission, one day before election day with the goal of promoting what he described as patriotic education in u.s. schools. in the executive order that established this commission really goes into a bit more detail and explains exactly what he means by that. it reads despite the virtues and accomplishments of this nation, many students are now taught in school to hate their own country and to believe that the men and women who built it were not heroes but rather villains. failing to identify challenges and correct this distorted perspective could fray and ultimately erase the bonds that met our country and our culture together. this is all part of the president's fight against the critical race theory it essentially teaches that racism is pervasive throughout the u.s. government and other american institutions. you may remember back in september, the white house directed all federal agencies to sto

at the same time, sean, we also have access to a separate set of emails that we got from bevan cooneyhat are in his gmail account are also part of the hunter biden laptop. there are multiple ways to independently confirm the authenticity of what's on that laptop. people in the media just don't seem to be interested in doing so. >> sean: i think it's a little bit of corroboration. hunter never denied that the laptop was his. my understanding is, we will find out more tomorrow, is that they actually asked for the laptop back once they found out, maybe people are going to find out what's in that laptop. true? >> i think that's exactly right. here's the key saying. what's so chilling about the fact that hunter was all smiles today, and the bidens have never answered specific questions is this is not just a story about some politicians kid getting some sweet deals. as we talked about on your program, these have national security implications. hunter biden was involved in a chinese capital venture firm funded by the chinese government. what were they doing? they were buying up american tech

ulster�*s john cooney also misses out, but prop furlong has been included after recovering from long—termhanks very much indeed. he may have left the political stage, but donald trump continues to be the focus of political attention in america. in a few hours' time, house speaker nancy pelosi is set to send the senate a single article of impeachment, accusing donald trump of inciting the capitol riot, formally triggering the first—ever impeachment trial of a former president. impeachment charges are political, not criminal. and even if donald trump is convicted, we don't know if there would be lasting consequences for him. here's constitutional law expert professor suzanna sherry. the republicans have a way to in a sense slap trump on the wrists. there are going to be two votes, well, there might be two votes. the first vote is whether to convict him and that takes a two thirds vote. but there are no consequences for that, because the only direct consequence of conviction is removal from office, and of course, he is no longer in office. so, if they do convict him, that is if 17 republican

speak now to marine chairman paul leary, who is in position in the club's boardroom and to fan dave cooneyen view? i'm actually an everton fan, buta marine fan. i garden view? i'm actually an everton fan, but a marine fan. i moved here 20 years ago and this was a massive bonus. everyone in the area of crosby supports marine. it is a fantastic community club.” crosby supports marine. it is a fantastic community club. i think the rest of the country apart from totte n ha m the rest of the country apart from tottenha m fa ns the rest of the country apart from tottenham fans will be supporting marine. paul, how specialwill tottenham fans will be supporting marine. paul, how special will it be to host the likes ofjose mourinho, harry kane and gareth bale? to host the likes ofjose mourinho, harry kane and gareth bale7m to host the likes ofjose mourinho, harry kane and gareth bale? it is wonderful for the club. it is by far our biggest game in our 126—year history and to play tottenham is something special and in fa cup history, i think i would say it is the best example of how magical the cup ca

ulster�*s john cooney also misses out, but prop tadhg furlong has been included after recovering fromfizzled away so we are in for a clear end to the day, a clear evening, the temperatures will drop away as well. a few wintry showers here and there, maybe across parts of scotland but this weather front, this rain approaching ireland, that heralds a change. ahead of it it is cold and frosty but here we have much milder air so that will spread into northern ireland, temporarily bringing some snow. some of this will fall as snow across scotland and the pennines during tuesday but for many of us, it is rain and it is lot milder. this is bbc news, i'm ben brown. the headlines. there's mounting pressure on the government for a timetable on the return of schools in england — with claims that pupils are becoming 'forgotten victims' of the pandemic. covid rules won't be eased in england before the middle of next month. the prime minister says he can't risk a surge in infections. thejcvi group is wonderful. we are going to be vaccinated by the 15th of february. before then we will be looking at