we got one against stoke, coventry city. they delivered.and they deserved it, coventry city. when you think of all the hardships they have gone through, they played in the championship, their on into administration, but they played so well. 111,000 in the crowd, those fans have gone through some hard times. for mark hughes, you have to feel this is the end game in terms of his time in charge of stoke. let's hear from the managers 110w. of stoke. let's hear from the managers now. an outstanding achievement, absolutely. we are third in league two, playing against a team that for the stars, international stars, who will be playing in the world cup. to come out on top in that game and not by scrapping or holding on, we would justifiably winners, and we look forward to the draw. when a premier league side goes out to a lower league decide in the third round, it is news. it is not the news we wanted prior to today, but it has happened. we need to beg ourselves up happened. we need to beg ourselves up and understand why it happened. there are keep

and in the fa cup, league two coventry city pull off a third—round shock by beating premier league sideevening and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has launched a new attack on the author who's accused him of being unstable and incompetent. the president told a news conference at camp david that the book by michael wolff was a work of fiction, saying he'd been to the best colleges and been a "tremendous success" on television. he also repeated his denials that there'd been any collusion with russia during the presidential election in 2016. david willis reports from washington. boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior republican leaders, the image that donald trump was seeking to project was one of order, professionalism and control. instead, he finds himself battling claims contained in a book, claims which question his mentalfitness. i went to the best colleges, i went to... i had a situation where i was an excellent student and came out and made billions of dollars, became one of the top business people, went to television and for ten years was a tremendous success, a

it has been a dark two decades for coventry city. financial turmoil and three relegations.jack grimmer. it is in. the shockis blues. jack grimmer. it is in. the shock is back on. a 2- winner for the fourth tier side but the joy brought down fall for mark hughes. this result meant the inevitable for the stoke city manager. when a premier league side goes out to a lower league side in the third round is news. it is not the jews we wanted to create. it has happened. in football then this can lead a bitter taste —— it is not the news we wanted. style is what defined manchester city this season. they are going for glory on all fronts. even after falling behind against burnley, the comeback was coming. sergio aguero, two into mcmanus have turned the tie around. manchester city the giants no one wants to take on. there was clearly a n u pset no one wants to take on. there was clearly an upset at bournemouth. wigan won the cup five years ago and are now in the third tier. they led 2-0 are now in the third tier. they led 2—0 before things slipped away. bournemouth battled back to fo

mark hughes has been sacked this evening after his stoke side were knocked out by league 2 coventry cityorts. but this was a big occasion, jamie vardy injured, left to watch from the stands as is leicester team almost gifted his former side an opening goal. how both could have done with his scoring ability, but fleetwood's faithful still found plenty to shout about, and they were almost rewarded in the dying moments, leicester saved by the post twice. so close to being fleetwood's day in the sun. still, in this tournament, for some fans, a draw can feel like a triumph. for my keys' stoke, it felt like anything but. the premier league side beaten by league 2 coventry, the kind of upset for which this competition is so upset for which this competition is so revered, hughes out of the cup and now out of a job. for norwich, the third round was a chance to welcome the mighty chelsea, premier league champions. but in this corner of east anglia, reputation rarely cou nts of east anglia, reputation rarely counts for much. in truth, not a game famous for that magic. no goals, few real chances, bu

regis won five caps for england, and was a crucial part of their fa cup—winning side in 1987 with coventry cityioneer for black footballers in the game, and was subject to racist abuse from fans during the late 19705. he opened doors. as a black person back then, in between the age of eight and 15, i was a west brom fan, because of the three big players, including cyrille and i wanted to be a centre—forwa rd, including cyrille and i wanted to be a centre—forward, so i tried to copy what cyrille regis did. he held the ball down, scored left footed goals, right footed goals. he led, and he liked responsibility. he wouldn't shirk attacking, he wouldn't shirk a challenge, and he was a winner. people like ian wright, mark bright, les ferdinand, ian taylor, all that era of black players coming through at that time, people like cyrille, they were our idols, they were our teachers, they were our mentors. and whatever they did, we tried to emulate as best we could. we got nowhere near them, i would like to say, because they were head and shoulders above everyone else. but what they had to go through in

you stoke sacked hughes after last saturday's fa cup defeat — by league two side coventry city., is also believed to be in the running for thejob. now, if life begins at 40, nobody told the yokohama striker — kazuyoshi miura. because — he hasjust signed a new contract, a month short of his 51st birthday. miura began his career in brazil, way back in 1986 and his new contract means he will enter the 33rd year of his career. miura won 89 caps forjapan and said today that he hopes to continue to grow as a player! miyura is way ahead of the premier league's top five oldest out—field players. that list, is headed by former england striker teddy sheringham — who was a0 when he played for west ham — a few months older than ryan giggs, former sunderland and southampton striker kevin phillips is the third oldest. gordon strachan and bryan robson complete the list. all five though are older than gareth mcauley. the west brom and northern ireland defender is the oldest out—field player currently still in action, he celebrated his 38th birthday a month ago — still 13 years to go to reach mi

city. first, a tie with commentary. —— with coventry.allowed the chance to score his first goal in over a year. a replay for stoke after all, perhaps? not so, because a writeback of jack grimmer then did perhaps? not so, because a writeback ofjack grimmer then did this. perhaps? not so, because a writeback ofjack grimmer then did thism perhaps? not so, because a writeback ofjack grimmer then did this. it is in! the shock is back on. he made marcuse' future look even more grim. things were looking miserable for bournemouth as well. at home and 2—0 down inside half an hour. but could the 2013 winners hold on? nearly. it was made 2—1 before bournemouth‘s blushes were saved. the scorer‘s second goal in a week. there was another draw in the black country as well. more sendings off than goals. the first was ugly, the second cynical. wilson should have won this one. the result neither the promotion hopefuls or the relegation scrap is wanted. third round, first time in our lifetime known non—league teams in there. a funny one today, with those 2

mark hughes is sacked as stoke city manager — after they're knocked out of the fa cup by league two coventrybe taking a look at tomorrow's front pages. the sunday telegraph says justice secretaryjustine greening the sunday telegraph says justice secretary justine greening is fighting to keep herjob following rumours of a cabinet reshuffle. that's in the papers in half an hour. donald trump has launched a new attack on the author who's accused him of being unstable and incompetent. the president told a news conference at camp david that the book by michael wolff was a work of fiction, saying he'd been to the best colleges and been a "tremendous success" on television. he also repeated his denials that there'd been any collusion with russia during the presidential election in 2016. david willis reports from washington. boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior members of his party. the image of donald trump that republicans would like to project, one of order, professionalism and control. instead, the president is battling claims contained in this book that senior advisers share

stead's equaliser has the magpies in the hat but the lowest—ranked team definitely through are coventry cityund their way past mk dons. this is the competition where emotions can spill over, and understandably so with a wembley outing so close. the semifinals now are just two rounds away. joe lynskey, bbc news. in the scottish premiership, celtic moved 1a points clear at the top after beating hibs1—0. aberdeen climbed above rangers — who play later today. the dons beat kilmarnock 3—1 with two goals from scott mckenna and another from niall mcginn who ran around three—quarters the length of the pitch to score aberdeen‘s third. elsewhere, wins for partick and dundee. rory mcilroy lies in second place going into today's final round of the dubai desert classic. the northern irishman shot four birdies and an eagle to finish his third round one behind leader li haotong of china, who's 20 under. mcilroy tees off at 8.45. now it is time for ben and the papers. now it is time for ben and the papers. hello, and welcome to our sunday morning look at the papers. with me are the journalist james rampton

the final straw came with stoke's 2—1 defeat in the third round of the fa cup to league two's coventry cityer now, with sarah keith—lucas. hello there. sunday is that to be another very cold day. we have clear sky is set to bring us a good deal of sunshine by day, but the one could look like this. lots of sharp frost around, potential for temperatures close to —15 in the sheltered glens of scotland. so a very cold start with icy stretches to watch out for. a lot of sunshine on offer, though, as we move through sunday. let's look at the morning. across the rural glens of scotland it will have the coldest temperatures, potentially close to minus 15. —8 by mine —— by nine o'clock. down across northern ireland and northern england, lots of sparkling sunshine. frosty. which are for icy stretches, especially where we have had the showers. lots of dry and sunny weather in the south—east and just a little bit of cloud drifting around. brisk, north—easterly winds across southern england and wales. through the day it is looking dry, fine and settled, after that cold, frosty and icy morning, they will

mark hughes is sacked as stoke city manager, after they are knocked out of the fa cup by league two coventryl be taking a look at tomorrow's front pages, including the sunday telegraph, which says the education secretary, justine greening, is one of those fighting to stay in post in a cabinet reshuffle. that is in the papers in half an hour. in the last hour, the bbc has learned that the prime minister, theresa may, will reshuffle her cabinet on monday and tuesday next week. there had been speculation that change was imminent, but no date had been confirmed. however, downing street has dismissed stories in the sunday newspapers about specific names mentioned. number ten said the reports were pure speculation and guesswork. we will have all the details about some of those names that have been mentioned, and some that haven't, as they are covered in tomorrow's front pages, as well as other stories, just after 11:30pm this evening in the papers. our guestsjoining me tonight are eve pollard, the broadcaster and former fleet street editor, and the economics commentator and author dharshini david.

in the fa cup, coventry city have claimed the scalp of the premier league side, stoke.ave results and the best of the action at in sportsday at 6.30pm. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. donald trump has launched a new attack on the author who's accused him of being unstable and incompetent. the president told a news conference at camp david that the book by michael wolff was a work of fiction, saying he'd been to the best colleges and been a "tremendous success" on television. he also repeated his denials that there'd been any collusion with russia during the presidential election in 2016. david willis reports from washington. boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior republican leaders, the image donald trump was seeking to protect was one of order, professionalism, and control. instead, he finds cell patterning claims contained in a bit, claims would question his mentalfitness. claims contained in a bit, claims would question his mental fitnessli went to the best colleges, college, i went... went to the best colleges, college, iwent... i had went t

having become a west brom legend, regis went on to coventry city, helping them lift the fa cup, his importanceism in britain. the legacy of cyrille regis felt not just add britain. the legacy of cyrille regis felt notjust add west brom throughout his sport. a role model for a generation of black footballers inspired by his dignity and determination. he wasjust a leader, he was a trailblazer. we stood on his shoulders, that is how strong he was, as black players. and it is sad. cyrille regis was far more than a mere player. a pioneer who faced up to be an acceptable side of football and help to move forward, his impact on and off the pitch cannot be overstated. the footballer cyrille regis, who‘s died at the age of 59. time for a look at the weather... here‘s ben rich..... thank you. good evening. we have had quite a few showers around today, they continue in the forecast for the next few days but while most of today‘s showers have fallen as rain, these showers will turn increasingly wintry over the next day or so. in fa ct, wintry over the next day or so. in fact, the snow will really pile up

it has been a dark two decades for coventry city. financial turmoil and three relegations.e day the clouds parted for the sky blues. it's in! the shock is back on! a 2—1 win for the fourth tier side, but coventry‘s joy brought mark hughes' downfall. for stoke city's manager, this result meant the inevitable. when a premier league side goes out to a lower league side in the third round, it's news. it is not the news we wanted to create prior to the game today, but it has happened. in football, moving on can leave a bitter taste, but injured jamie vardy got a warm welcome back to fleetwood. leicester bought him for £1 million, and now he's an international for england. but the 0—0 draw never matched his star quality. by contrast, style is what defines manchester city's season. they are going for glory on all fronts. even when they fell behind to burnley, the comeback was always coming. aguero! two in two minutes! a a—star turnaround for pep guardiola's side, the giants nobody wants to take on. there was nearly an upset at bournemouth. five years ago wigan won the cup, now the

city manager. they were beaten 2—1 at league two side coventry on a day where manchester city safely went through.en a dark two decades for coventry city. financial turmoil and three relegations. but this was the day the clouds parted for the sky blues. commentator: it's in! the shock is back on! a 2—1 win for the fourth tier side, but coventry‘s joy brought mark hughes' downfall. for stoke city's manager, this result meant the inevitable. when a premier league side goes out to a lower league side in the third round, it's news. it is not the news we wanted to create prior to the game today, but it has happened. in football, moving on can leave a bitter taste, but injured jamie vardy got a warm welcome back to fleetwood. leicester bought him here for £1 million, and now he's an international for england. but the 0—0 draw never matched his star quality. by contrast, style is what defines manchester city's season. they are going to glory on all fronts. even when they fell behind to burnley, the comeback was always coming. aguero! two in two minutes! a a—star turnaround for pep guardiola's side, the g

stead's equaliser has the magpies in the hat but the lowest—ranked team definitely through are coventry cityerstandably so with a wembley outing so close. the semifinals now are just two rounds away. joe lynskey, bbc news. in the scottish premiership, celtic moved 14 points clear at the top after beating hibs1—0. aberdeen climbed above rangers, who play later today. the dons beat kilmarnock 3—1 with two goals from scott mckenna and another from niall mcginn who ran around three—quarters the length of the pitch to score aberdeen's third. elsewhere, wins for pa rtick and dundee rory mcilroy lies in second place going into today's final round of the dubai desert classic. the northern irishman shot four birdies and an eagle to finish his third round one behind leader li how—tang of china who's 20 under. mcilroy tees off at 8.45. the doing brilliantly. —— he is doing brilliantly. to the rest, get back in, and have added. the way they bounce back. andy murray with a hip operation. yet to bounce back, but he will. he will. it's the big question that's been dominating the internet this week, exactly

the lowest ranked team through at coventry city.bley outing so close. the semifinals now arejust outing so close. the semifinals now are just two rounds away. is the semifinals now are just two rounds away. in the scottish premiership, celtic moved 14 points clear at the top after beating hibs1—0. aberdeen climbed above rangers — who play later today. the dons beat kilmarnock 3—1 with two goals from scott mckenna and another from niall mcginn who ran around three—quarters the length of the pitch to score aberdeen's third. elsewhere, wins for partick and dundee. rory mcilroy lies in second place going into today's final round of the dubai desert classic. the northern irishman shot four birdies and an eagle to finish his third round one behind leader li haotong of china, who's 20 under. mcilroy tees off at 8.45. good to see him coming back and doing well. the final day, sunday, this is a the day when true champions come to the fore. there is criticism about his opponent who is taking very slow play and trying to control the game. such

and the example had been set by hitler himself, the way he bombed our cities — london, coventry, liverpoolnything else. that was the sort of thing which had to be fought against and one of the ways to fight against it was a reprisal of that sort of attack and that is why eventually bomber command became, ithink, wrongly criticised for the way they attacked the germans. i was there to do a job. that is what i was there for. that was what i joined for. it was my way of being able to help to get back at hitler and what he had started with his attack on our country. he was my pet enemy and that is the way it stayed the whole time. so, when you saw the broken dams, and when you saw the villages being swept away by the waters, you just closed your mind to the fact that civilians would be down there drowning? didn't cross my at all. i begin to wonder, frankly... as a young child, i had a pretty horrible childhood. and i found that i was left with a father who, in the first place, thought i was a mistake anyway. i was the sixth, the youngest of six children. and he beat me often, regularly. and i

city. brighton will take on coventry. details of that go to the bbc sport website. in two years. his first fight in two years. since his defeat in a wbo fight in may 2016 —— he will be looking. may 2016 —— he will be looking. hearn after a spell out of the sport. that is all the sport for now. more at 1030. more at1030. studio: thanks forjoining us. a raid on a military base. at least 11 soldiers were killed. afghan officials say two attackers blew themselves up. two were killed by the security services, and a fifth was arrested. the islamic state group says it was behind the attack. against his parents‘ wishes. of oxygen at birth. further treatment was "not in his best interests". to testify in court against his former associates. in the loyalist paramilitary group, the uvf. today a judge sentenced him to six and a half years in prison. to police and prosecutors. been allowed to murder at will. 0ur ireland correspondent, chris page, was in court. eamon fox and gary convie were shot dead by a uvf gunman... was discovered early yesterday... their grandfather... gary

. >>> britain's print william and wife kate visiting the english city of coventry this morning. they were given a tour of the ruins of the cathedral and attended a ceremony in the new cathedral. >>> you are up to date melissa, back to you. >> thank you very much, sue. markets right now are still higher across the board, but they are holding on to their gains, well off the session highs. dow had been much -- it has taken just seven trading days to go from 25,000 to 26,000 pretty much at session highs with the markets up. a nightedheath, merck and others leading the dow. >>> better known as the detroit auto show has nothing to do with new models or driverless cars. it's nafta, because that may mean more to the auto industry than any other phil lebeau has more >> one of the -- after a year of threats from the trump administration about reworking or tearing up nafta, it's still a topic that's front and center and would have huge implications how big would the implications be look at this chart 2017 sales in theunited states a little over half are built in the u.s. look at at the nex

coventry... and mark hughes lost his job just hours later. it was also a day where manchester city replay by norwich. joe lynskey rounds up the action. this result meant the inevitable. when a premier league side goes out toa when a premier league side goes out to a lower league team, it is not what you want. jamie vardy got a warm welcome back to fleetwood. leicester bottom from here for £1 million. now here's an england international. but the 0—0 draw never maxes quality. manchester city are going for glory. even when they fell behind to burnley, the comeback was always coming. they have turned the tide around. pep guardiola's side other giants nobody wants to take on. there was merely an upset at bournemouth. wiggin led 2—0 before things slip away. bournemouth fought back to force a replay. extra games at this time of yearcan force a replay. extra games at this time of year can feel like a headache. the linesman did recover. peterborough fought back to win 3—1. this was a january day for the blues and the cup. proof that magic still matters. three premier league teams are hoping

silver also on the school sheet chelsea being held in their mail by norwich city right now the big shock of the day happened at coventry as the fourth tayside knocked out prelate team stags to t two one elsewhere thirty feet would town and themselves every play as they helped leicester city to a goal a stroll. taker costas made a memorable return to spanish football with a look less atletico madrid the twenty nine year old was making a first appearance for his former club since returning from chelsea costa scored atletico second goal against had to face and jumped into the crowd to celebrate but that's against the rules and he received a second yellow card and was sent off as still won the game. roger federer's excellent form in two thousand and seventeen appears to have been carried over into two thousand and eighteen he has helped countries switzerland lift the hopman cup in perth now federer won his singles match against germany's out scientists their effort to bring the level up to team from the bench it lost the opening time to actually heather but the combination of bench it chan federer proved too strong for the

coventry and has passed away at of a suspected heart attack. is considered a trailblazer for black payers. —— players to a goalless home draw with bristol city.en they are striker was booked for diving inside the box later on. the replay showed the player had a good case for a penalty. it finished 0—0 and derby stayed in second. to rugby union and more bad news for the welsh side ahead of the six nations. one player will miss most of the tournament is with injury. he had a hamstring injury and has now withdrawn from the squad. there are plenty of options for the coach including dan biggar. the first game is at home to scotland two weeks from tomorrow. in tonight's only match, gloucester are through to the final eight the challenge cup but they missed out on a home tie in the knockout stages after losing at home. gloucester‘s first home defeat of the season. rory mcilroy seems to be enjoying his return to competitive golf. the northern irishman picked up six shot in the second round of the other derby championship thanks to four birdies and an incredible eagle at the final hole. years nine under par, three shots behind the leader. happy birthd

also on the school sheet the big shock of the day happened at coventry is the fourth test side knocked out premier league teams stoke city two one it resulted in the immediate sacking of stokes manager mark hughes elsewhere the fleet would tell themselves a replay as they held leicester city to a goal stroll and chelsea two will have to replay against norwich city. now the world's biggest annual off road rally race has got underway improves the fortieth edition of the dakar rally featuring hundreds of competing calls trucks bikes and quads are in the sunshine as reports from lima. the first hours of a long journey more than three hundred pilots are on their way in one of the toughest road rallies in the world they will be negotiating huge dunes and rocks high altitude and steep cliffs than one thousand kilometer dakar rally through pay to believe in argentina has found its courting competitors along the way. we've travelled by road from colombia to accompany our pilots are very happy to be here six of the fourteen stages will be completed in before competitors move into the rally first held from paris to senegal is capit

to celebrate the life of west brom, coventry and and england striker cyrille regis, who died this week at the age of 59. and then, business as usual. manchester citytle. record scorer sergio aguero was at it again — his 11th hat—trick for city. last week's defeat at liverpool, a distant memory. newcastle united on the receiving end, beaten 3—1. it is so important because we need goals and we score in the past, in the present and we will score in the future. it was an important finish. so city are still 12 points ahead of manchester united, who ground out a 1—0 win at burnley. they only had two shots on target, romelo lukaku put in the hard yards... anthony martial put it away. that keeszose mourinho‘s side in second place, three points ahead of chelsea. they'd started 2018 with five draws and struggled for goals. at brighton, that was no longer a problem. commentator: willian. there's a lovely flow about chelsea here. it's absolutely sensational, what a wonderful goal! a great afternoon for eden hazard, as well as playing his part in willian‘s goal, he scored two himself and made this young man's day. arsenal reacted to last week's defeat to bourn

city a new problem, a house fire and ice on the road here with the house fire. richwood road near worthington road. we have a water main break cheltenham avenue at coventrynue on woodland avenue at old soldier's road. a water main break. also near that area we've got an accident as well so a couple of problems going on. cheltenham avenue that's another water main break. i think woodland avenue we had a water main break and then an accident. wondering if it could have been icy. anywhere you have a water main break you have to watch for slippery conditions. so a lot of that happening today. let's go outside live if you're traveling here and we're looking in radnor township on the blue route, traffic's moving just fine. it's a dry day today until late tonight in the overnight hours when that snowfall starts. byberry road at lower moreland we have on the waze app another accident. 3 degrees in quakertown, seven in warminster its 16 in center city and 5 degrees in hammonton. the wind chills not quite as bad as yesterday and hey, congratulations, we'll make it up near freezing. sad but that's a big improvement, matt. >> thank you, karen. new video here this mo

to celebrate the life of west brom, coventry and and england striker cyrille regis, who died this week at the age of 59. and then, business as usual. manchester cityth hat—trick for city. last week's defeat at liverpool a distant memory. newcastle united on the receiving end, beaten 3—1. it is so important because we need goals and we score in the past, in the present and we will score in the future. it was an important finish. so city are still 12 points ahead of manchester united, who ground out a 1—0 win at burnley. they only had two shots on target, romelo lukaku put in the hard yards... anthony martial put it away. that keeszose mourinho's side in second place, three points ahead of chelsea. they'd started 2018 with five draws and struggled for goals. at brighton, that was no longer a problem. commentator: willian. there's a lovely flow about chelsea here. it's absolutely sensational, what a wonderful goal! a great afternoon for eden hazard, as well as playing his part in willian's goal, he scored two himself and made this young man's day. arsenal reacted to last week's defeat to bournemouth by destroying crystal palace a—1. all their goals c

. his hero at coventry city. to the likes of cyrille regis and other players who paved the way.has made a massive contribution. has made a massive contribution. he was a wonderful human being. was a wonderful human being. colleague, it is an honour to know the man. the man. service at the ground later this morning. morning. players from across the last 40 yea rs. players from across the last 40 years. years. tribute to a man who made a huge impact on english football. impact on english football. nick clitheroe, bbc news. the late cyrille regis. funeral service taking place position matt henry. position matt henry. such a legend in the game. in the game. —— taking place for cyrille regis. cyrille regis. community has paid tribute to him, this is the scene at the funeral. this is the scene at the funeral. are you all right, would you like some help? some help? trailblazer for black players in england. england. julia, family, i do not know what i am doing here. in secondary schools in england, according to a bbc survey. maths and english. jo black has this report. what mistress, sl

cup winner with coventry city before moving to aston villa and wolves. moving to aston villa and wolveslogy. years and gave the eulogy. death of his former team—mate lorry coming any car crash in 1989. an opportunity to look back at his life, what will his legacy be? life, what will his legacy be? him including his own nephewjason roberts. roberts. service and spoke about how hard it was to be carrying the coffin. was to be carrying the coffin. man who did so suddenly and prematurely at the age of just 59. prematurely at the age of just 59. thank you very much, more on bbc midlands today. weekday afternoon at 4:30pm here on after life. —— afternoon live. to the united states as russia. in regional conflicts. of intelligence targets. as worried by chinese influence. government against america. corporate america. it's also true in other parts of the world. including europe and the uk? including europe and the uk, of course. in the middle east and beyond. in syria and the region? yes. and are there ways in which you feel you can counter that? yes. and saudi arabia could lead to some kind o