tributes to cyril regis who's died.tballing icon and a pioneer in the fight against racism in sport. i'm in the world's largest refugee camp, where british doctors are part ofan camp, where british doctors are part of an effort to try and bring an outbreak of deadly diphtheria under control. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united legend ryan giggs speaks of his pride as he's named the new wales manager. he replaces chris coleman, who stepped down in november. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. you name it, carillion does it. the financial collapse of a company that had government contracts in everything from school dinners to hsz, has left its own employees and so many more who work for it indirectly, facing a worrying future. arillion itself employs some 20,000 workers in the uk. the company has a50 government contracts — that's a massive portfolio. no wonder it sub—contracted thousands of small firms to do some of that work. carillion‘s demise has raised questions for government about

brian dean paying tribute to cyrille regis who died at the age of 59.ken to social media tonight to say she was sexually abused by former sports doctor larry nasar. the american, currently in training for tokyo tweeted she too is one of the many survivors has been reluctant to speak out until now. she goes on to say. nassar is serving a 60—yearjail sentence for having child sex abuse images on his computer and is awaiting sentence. now over to melbourne. kyle edmund has hailed the best win of his career beating the 11th seed kevin anderson in the first round of the australian open. he twice came from a set down and was trailing by a break in the deciding set before fighting back to reach round two in melbourne for the second time with a five—set victory: ben stokes has been charged with affray over an incident outside a bristol nightclub. the disturbance in september left a man with a fractured eye socket. stokes missed the ashes with the england and wales cricket board saying he would not be considered for england until further notice. the 26—year—old

and friends, family and fans alike bid farewell to cyrille regis. me, it is just the person that he wasrence in their ability. appear to be the club making the biggest statement this january. pounds. mahrez.. our football reporter john bennettjoins me now. in a bit, but first tell us a bit about their record signing. it is big money but he has a big reputation and just 23. reputation and just 23. has 19 cups for the french under 21 team. let's take a look at him in action. action. midfield, many people are big fans of him in france and in spain. of him in france and in spain. physicality but pep guardiola is a fan. fan. press conference and this is what he had to say. had to say. senses, i think he's intelligent and will read the situation. will read the situation. the premier league and that is a little bit tough. little bit tough. patient because he is not coming for months but five years. months but five years. spending like we have not seen before. before. you can understand some of the criticism. let's go through some signings. signings. not seen the best of him because he was inju

cyrille. nice one, son. regispaid her very personal tribute. her very personal tribute. sea, the many different names you have hard. have hard. but i could not be more proud to just call you my dad. but i could not be more proud tojust call you my dad. proud tojust call you my dad. and return it into the open arms of my father. my father. and forever, remain in his loving embrace. his loving embrace. lives, a fitting tribute to a footballing giant. footballing giant. andy swiss, bbc news, the hawthorns. time for a look at the weather... here's ben rich. good evening. change to come during this evening and tonight. and tonight. outbreaks of heavy rain and behind it, things turn colder. it, things turn colder. one or two in their towns and cities, lower in the countryside. cities, lower in the countryside. temperatures of between three and 7 degrees. degrees. friday, lighter winds and it might feeljust a bit less chilly. this is bbc news — the headlines. predicting an economic hit from brexit. another seven years in

cyril regis —— cyrille regis has passed away at the age of 59.eman. giggs' only managerial experience so far was four games in charge of manchester united when david moyes was sacked in 2014. coleman stepped down in november, after wales failed to qualify for this year's world cup. after 30 games and 281 days, manchester city's unbeaten premier league run is finally over. they lost 4—3 to liverpool, in an incredible match at anfield. liverpool scored three goals in eight minutes, to go 4—1 up in the second half. city did fight back, but they couldn't find an equaliser. they are still 15 points clear at the top of the table but liverpool and their boss jurgen klopp are celebrating for the first time ever bournemouth beat arsenal — coming from behind in front of their home crowd to win 2—1 — thanks to jordan ibe, who hit his first goal for the club. britain's kyle edmund has hailed the best win of his career, beating the 11th seed kevin anderson in the first round of the australian open. he twice came from a set down and was trailing by a break in

what are your main reflections and thoughts on cyrille regis?e were so lucky to have a legend like cyrille, he was absolutely fantastic. you played with him for quite a while. what was he like as a teammate? again we all got on absolutely fantastic together. it just shows you that 40 years on we all still go out together and cyrille has been a fantastic player within the club and when you hear what everybody has been talking about and saying about him today, every single thing is completely right. he was the nicest, loveliest person you could ever wish to meet. you kept in touch off the pitch, when was the last time you saw him? we were at the arsenal match together. we were laughing and joking about all the things that happened, we — i helped run the form of players, so we kept in touch, it's just so sad forjulia and his family for this to have happened. the abuse and the racism that he faced from the terraces while he was on the pitch, how did he talk, did he ever talk to you about his feelings about those days and those problems that he had t

studio: remembering the remarkable cyrille regis.yrille regis. attentions to the day's weather prospects with ben. thank you, jane. start for many of us. the south started 15 degrees lower than yesterday morning. than yesterday morning. with our weather, it is all relative. relative. moment cool rather than anything properly cold. properly cold. into a much colder feel with some strong winds as well. strong winds as well. of the change already beginning out west. west. weather watcher in county londonderry. londonderry. bringing heavy rain already across the west of scotland. the west of scotland. strong winds and gales are likely here. and gales are likely here. elsewhere, not a bad end to the afternoon, temperatures about 5—9d. afternoon, temperatures about 5—9d. coming south will be more significant. significant. rain, strong and gusty winds, then behind it we get into the cold air. behind it we get into the cold air. see pearson wintry showers starting to push on. to push on. scotland, —— some wintry showers starting to push in.

cyrille regis, a footballing pioneer.f the westminster terror attack had taken anabolic steroids in the days or hours beforehand. the details were released during a pre—inquest hearing into the death of khalid masood and his victims. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at the old bailey for us. the inquest into all those people who died on march the 22nd, including the attacker khalid masood himself, will take place on september the 10th and the chief coroner will be in charge. this pre—inquest review hearing today, we learned some new facts, not least that the attacker khalid masood did have in his urine evidence he had taken anabolic steroids before the attack. we heard the officers who confronted him at the gates of the palace of westminster will be given anonymity for the course of the inquest hearings, known only by the letters sa74 and sb73. khalid masood's inquest will follow directly after the inquests of those people that he killed, and they are of course curt cochrane, lesley rhodes, andrea christi

cyril regis! you are watching abc news.et minister david livingstone has told mps they will not be bailing out carillion bull that the company has gone into liquidation putting 30,000 jobs at risk. the government awarded contracts risk. the government awarded co ntra cts to risk. the government awarded contracts to connolly and after profit warnings were issued. let's talk to alexandra bailey, director for property assets and investment at oxygen county council which broke its ties with carillion last spring. hello to you. thank you forjoining as. wider you decide that carillion are not the company for oxygen cou nty are not the company for oxygen county council? —— why do you decide? there were two factors that led us to decide to end our relationship with carillion. the first was performance. we had concerns about performance. particularly in respect of our construction project. the building projects they did with classrooms, etc, we had concerns about the way that was performing. our view was we could do it better oursel

cyrille regis didn'tjust lead chest. what a great shot! cyrille regis didn't just lead the chest. brom in the 19705, time when there we re brom in the 19705, time when there were few black players. it made the situation at the hawthorn5 all the more unique where regi5, brendan bat5on and laurie cunningham, together nicknamed the three degrees we re together nicknamed the three degrees were at the heart on the era's stick fighting team5. they were subject to rele ntle55 fighting team5. they were subject to relentle55 abuse. we were used to about 10,000 people 5houting racial abu5e about 10,000 people 5houting racial abuse at you, 5tirring bananas on the pitch and monkey chanting and so on. i took it as it was someone trying to intimidate me foot atjust the third black player to represent england are not everyone welcomed his debut. got a letter through the post saying, if you put your feet on the wembley turf, you get one of these three or do. and it was a bullet. his importance was recognised in 2008 when awarded an mbe. the tributes laid here at the hawthorns today are testament

tributes to cyril regis who's died. a footballing icon and a pioneer in the fight against racism in sport. i'm in the world's largest refugee camp, where british doctors are part ofan camp, where british doctors are part of an effort to try and bring an outbreak of deadly diphtheria under control. and coming up in sportsday on bbc news: manchester united legend ryan giggs speaks of his pride as he's named the new wales manager. he replaces chris coleman, who stepped down in november. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six.

the legacy of cyrille regis felt notjust here at west brom, but throughout his sport. a role model for a generation of black footballers inspired by his dignity and determination. he was just a leader.

tributes have been paid to the former england footballer cyrille regis, who has died at the age of 59or west bromwich albion. this is one of his most famous, winning him goal of the season in 1982. regis won five caps for england, and was a crucial part of their fa cup—winning side in 1987 with coventry city. the centre—forward was a pioneer 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 ou

the inspirational cyrille regis. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich.to the day for this weather watcher in norfolk. weather watcher in norfolk. a cool feel out there. feel out there. the north—west, there is properly cold air. cold air. we will all be feeling the effects of that tomorrow. effects of that tomorrow. front with a band of heavy rain southwards and eastwards. southwards and eastwards. wintry showers will develop. showers will develop. or two across parts of scotland and northern ireland. northern ireland. a windy night to come as well. come as well. all these wintry showers across scotland. snow showers over high ground. ground. snow to lower levels if you get a heavier shower. get a heavier shower. and where we have showers there is a risk for ice. risk for ice. though there will be outbreaks of rain and some gusty winds. rain and some gusty winds. we lose the last of the rain quickly. the last of the rain quickly. skies will brighten, there will be sunshine, but still wintry showers. sunshine, but still wintry showers. snow over high grou

cyrille regis didn't just lead the line, he led the way. when there were few black players. it made the situation at the hawthorns all the more unique, where regis, brendan batson and lawrie cunningham — together nicknamed the three degrees — were at the heart of one of the era's most exciting teams. at a time of high racial tension, they were subject to relentless abuse. commentator: the booing of the black players... we were used to 3 or a, 10,000 people shouting racist racist abuse at you, throwing bananas on the pitch and monkey chants and that stuff. so ijust took it as if it was somebody trying to intimidate me. just the third black player to represent england, not everyone welcomed his debut. i got a letter through the post, which said, you know, "if you put your feet on that wembley turf, you'll get one of those for you knee. " and it was a bullet. asa kid, as a kid, i didn't know what was going on, but you could hear the monkey chants...

when it comes to making an impact, few can match cyrille regis. on and laurie cunningham, regis set about changing that. regis is going it alone. he has got the power. does he have the boys? he has. not everyone was cheering for the regis was often subjected to racist abuse from the stands. when he was handed his england debut coming even received a bullet through the post was that nothing would stop him. we were used to about 10,000 people shouting racist abuse at you, throwing bananas on the pitch and monkey chance and so on. i took it as if someone was trying to intimidate me. after becoming a west brom legend, regis moved to coventry. in 1987 he helped them lift the fa cup. even after retiring as a player, his influence continued. he was awarded an mbe, a role model for a new generation of black footballers, inspired by his dignity and determination. cyril was the first real footballer that i really looked at and thought, that could be me. i think if you spoke to anybody in the neighbourhood where i grew up, it was the same. here was this big,

did they regard cyrille regis?black footballers that came after him and they certainly idolised him. him and they certainly idolised him. that's an indication of the esteem in which he was held. in which he was held. he won five england caps, was it five? it was only five. should he have won more? absolutely. he was a great centre forward. great centre forward. his young nephewjason roberts through his career as well. thank you. i really appreciate it. thank you. you. thank you. that case collapsed t danny, fill us in. in. problem with sound sorry about that. sorry about that. great there, but we can hear from liam allen right now. liam allen right now. i said this so many times. not really concentrating on anything. anything. trial anymore, but there is still emotional stress there. emotional stress there. liam allen. who hasjust revealed he's been dropped by the show. we will talk to him on the programme tomorrow. tomorrow. thanks for watching today. we're back tomorrow at 9am. hi there. good morning, it was a pr

a minute's applause to mark the death of cyrille regis, who passed away last sunday at the age of 59.armbands to honour the former england international, widely regarded as a pioneer, who helped break down racial barriers in the game. brighton were hosting the premier league champions, chelsea, who were missing a number of first—team regulars through injury and suspension. one man who was playing was eden hazard. and it didn't take long for him to make his mark. three minutes later, half the brighton team could do nothing to stop this intricate passing move. the brazilian international, willian, with a well worked goal, which again involved hazard. and things didn't get any betterfor the home side, who felt they should have had at least one penalty in the first half. brighton did have their chances after the break, but it was that man again, hazard. a brilliant solo effort to put antonio conte's side 3—0 up and on course for all three points for the first time this year. but they weren't finished just yet. victor moses making it four. an emphatic victory for chelsea. it was a memorabl

tributes have been pouring in across social media for the former england footballer cyrille regis, wholbion. the centre forward was a pioneer for black footballers in the game and was subject to racist abuse from fans during the late 1970s. the former england forward gary linkeker said that cyrille regis was a tremendous striker and fine man whose legacy goes beyond the game, helping to pave a way for black footballers in this country. premier league record goalscorer alan shearer said one of his earliest memories was being in awe of regis when he went to west brom as a young trialist. and the former manchester united striker andrew cole called regis his hero and the reason why he started to play football. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, that is your tuesday sport briefing. thanks to tulsen for that. astonishing new footage has emerged of the moment a car flew across a road and smashed into a building in california. the vehicle was travelling at high speed and narrowly avoided a bus. amazingly no—one was seriously injured in the

cyrille regis‘ probably best mate. what did it mean?abuse. abuse. were making headway, they‘re making motorways now. motorways now. there is a lot of them playing now. them playing now. about cyrille, he said he wasn‘t a great player, he was a great bloke. great player, he was a great bloke. a lot of people got to know him and met him. met him. of times and he was always a gentleman, such a nice man. gentleman, such a nice man. was a gentleman off the park and a gentleman on the park. gentleman on the park. but he wouldn‘t be aggressive to hurt anybody. he always had time for everybody. he always signed everything. everything. he is an icon and i‘ll miss him so much. miss him so much. not only me, but to his family and to a lot of friends. to a lot of friends. let me bring some of the fans in. some of the fans in. dave you‘re a similar generation to me. similar generation to me. have been a young lad and a similar age to cyrille regis. age to cyrille regis. with the three degrees as he would say and he was a pioneer. say and he was a pi

the premier league paid tribute to cyrille regis, with fans across the country taking time to remember on the field, there were few surprises with those fighting for a top four finish all winning, as drew savage reports. before the action, time for reflection. football took a minute 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 city took another step towards the premier league title. 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

the former england striker cyrille regis has died at the age of 59. morning and one story stood out. he kept a bullet for his career as a reminder of some of the evil people had inside of them and, for the rest of my days, it was a motivation they would not stop me. that is part of the reason he did inspire so many. regis was best known for his time at west bromwich albion, where he's considered a legend after his 112 goals for the club. he was one of the first black players to be capped by england and was awarded an mbe in 2008. ryan giggs is set to be named as the manager of the wales national team today, succeeding chris coleman. giggs' only managerial experience so far was four games in charge of manchester united, when david moyes was sacked in 2014. coleman stepped down in november, after wales failed to qualify for this year's world cup. after 30 games and 281 days, manchester city's unbeaten premier league run is finally over. they lost 4—3 to liverpool, in an incredible match at anfield. liverpool scored three goals in eight minutes, to go 4—

and in sport, a moment to reflect on the life of cyrille regis — the former england player describedblazer" for black players in modern football — at stadiums across the country. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the us national government has officially shut down, a year to the day after donald trump took office as president. senators had failed to agree a stop—gap budget — amid a bitter dispute president trump's republicans and the opposition democrats over immigration and border security. the impasse will affect hundreds of thousands of federal workers, but essential government services will carry on. the recriminations have already begun. david willis reports from washington. the ayes 50, the nays are 49. the vote to keep funding the federal government was well short of the majority needed, the last hope of avoiding an embarrassing government shut down had failed. three fifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to. the bill had passed in the house of representatives 2a hours earlier, but at issue, aside from t

a couple of chances, not his best afternoon but 1—1 was a fair result and lots of tributes to cyrille registering again. to seventh, watford with just one win in11 again. to seventh, watford with just one win in 11 premier league games, jamie vardy and riyad mahrez on the scoresheet, nervous times for leicester, they want the transfer window over so they can keep hold of riyad mahrez for the rest of the season. let's look at the result and a p pa re ntly season. let's look at the result and apparently claude puel has been moaning about having too many strikers because where are they talking about jamie va rdy strikers because where are they talking aboutjamie vardy going? strikers because where are they talking about jamie vardy going? he won't go anywhere. people have been talking about it. yes but riyad mahrez is the one who will possibly go. let's look at how this affects the tables and as i said, we talked about united but who are the movers and shakers? leicester up to seventh. yes, really good wins for chelsea, arsenal, manchester city winning, manchester united winners as well and li

and fans at stadiums across the country remember cyrille regis —

i know you wanted to talk about cyrille regis. very much so.t that in the next hour and say goodbye for the moment. david, thank you. still to come this money, the diplomatic gesture has come to dominate the french president's meeting with theresa may. the bayeux tapestry. we will find out why this medieval work of art is so important. headlines coming up next. hello, this is breakfast with naga munchetty and charlie stayt. now a summary of this morning's main news. many government services across the united states have shut down after politicians failed to pass a spending bill. hundreds of thousands of public workers are being sent home until a compromise can be found. however, essential services including national security and air traffic control will continue. the last government shutdown in 2013 lasted 16 days, but it's hoped this one will be resolved over the weekend. it was a cynical decision by the democrats to shove aside millions of americans for the sake of irresponsible political gains. a government shutdown was 100% affordable. pres

trailblazing english footballer cyrille regis honoured by the daily mirror. he's died at the age of 59. he's described as a hero and role model for many black players who followed him. and fox news among media across the world covering the fact that sneezing could be the death of you. a new warning from doctors after a man supressed a sneeze and blew a hole in his throat. sneezing suppression is something television presenters do all the time so we must heed that morning. so, let's begin. with me is liam booth—smith, chief executive of the independent think tank localis. let's get stuck in, plenty to talk about. carillion, so much to say on carillion. the financial times looking at as many angles as possible. yes, the first phase of this story was about what would happen to the contract they have with the government and what will happen to their 20,000 workers and their subsidiaries. happen to their 20,000 workers and theirsubsidiaries. it's happen to their 20,000 workers and their subsidiaries. it's evolving a bit and more information is coming to light, you

the world football still coming to terms with the death yesterday of former west brom striker cyrille regisplayers at the club, brendan batson, has been paying tribute his friend and team—mate helps change attitudes towards black players in the english game. awful. i think where everybody concerned just feels really non—, shocked. saddened. can't believe it. —— just feels really non—, shocked. he inspired a lot of people, black and white you want to become professional footballers. we realise 110w professional footballers. we realise now how loved he was. we always knew he was not fired and we realised how much she was loved by so many. johanna konta reached the second round of the australian open after a straight sets victory after a difficult end to 2017. a strong start in melbourne suggests she may have just we found some of the form that occur in the semifinals two yea rs that occur in the semifinals two years ago. memories of the australian open sit well withjohanna konta having made the quarterfinals and semifinals in successive years. her coach says that she could win it this time bu

and tributes to cyrille regis, the man who led the way for black footballers in britain.

trailblazing english footballer cyrille regis honoured by the daily mirror.e model for many black players who followed him. and fox news among media across the world covering the fact that sneezing could be the death of you. a new warning from doctors after a man supressed a sneeze and blew a hole in his throat.

and tributes to cyrille regis, the man who led the way for black footballers in britain. died at the age of 59. what a great shot! and newsnight, as the war on sugar continues, is paying off? what are the impacts on companies? and we ask the impacts on companies? and we ask the government why they continue to give contracts to carillion after three profit warnings. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. ministers have held an emergency meeting tonight about the collapse of carillion, the construction and services company, involved in some of the biggest public building projects in the uk. carillion employs 20,000 people and sub—contracts work to thousands of small firms. it has a50 government contracts, from work on hsz, to cleaning and maintenance contracts for schools, prisons, and hospitals. it's gone into liquidation with debts of £900 million and a pension deficit of over half a billion. our business editor, simonjack, reports. this bypass near aberdeen is scotland's biggest construction project, with a price tag of £750 million. here's another one, around lincoln, t

greatness recognising greatness, football continues to pay its respects to cyrille regis.e his goal—scoring ability now. in the relegation zone, saints will take any luck they can get and they certainly got a slice of good fortune early on. but that lasted barely three minutes. harry kane, rarely far from the headlines, heading home for tottenham's instant reply. premier league goal 99 for spurs. conditions certainly played a part and set pieces were all the more important. southampton inches away from going back in front. the game will be particularly memorable for this young man, 17—year—old michael obafemi making his premier league debut. he was not far off a first premier league goal, either. chances fell both ways in a frantic finale. kane, usually so reliable in the big moments, just missing out on a century of premier league strikes. a missed opportunity for both sides. james burford, bbc news. we must give credit to the opponent but it is true that our performance was not great and of course i'm not happy with it. what in particular? in possession, i think we need

now the world of football is coming to terms with the death of cyril regis and one of his fellow playersmate with help to change attitudes towards black players in the game. change attitudes towards black players in the gamelj change attitudes towards black players in the game. i think for eve ryo ne players in the game. i think for everyone concerned itjust feels very numb and people are shocked and saddened. and cannot quite believe it. i cannot believe i will not be seeing that big smile of his again. just by his exploits in the field that inspired a lot of kids black and white to become professional footballers. now we realise, we a lwa ys footballers. now we realise, we always knew that he was loved but i do not think we realised how much and by so many. this austrian open tennis now. britain's joha na konta reached the second round of the australian open after a straight sets victory over madison brengle. memories of the australian open sit well with johanna konta memories of the australian open sit well withjohanna konta having made the quarterfinals and semifinals in successive t

the premier league paid tribute to cyrille regis, with fans across the country taking time to remembere the action, time for reflection. football took a minute to celebrate the life of west brom commentary and england striker cyrille regis who died this week at the age of 59. and then, business as usual. manchester city took another step towards the premier league title with scorer sergio aguero at it again. last week's game against liverpool a distant memory. beaten 3—1. it is so important because we need goals and we score in the past and present and we will score the future. it is an important finish. city are still 12 points ahead of manchester united. family had two on target. romelo lukaku put on the hard yards. anthony martial put it away. that puts the side in second place, several points ahead of chelsea. they started with five draws and struggled for goals. in brighton, that was no longer a problem. there is a lovely flow about chelsea here, absolutely sensational, what a wonderful goal! a great afternoon for eden hazard, he scored to make himself and made this young man's da

the premier league paid tribute to cyrille regis, with fans across the country taking time to rememberng for a top fourfinish, all winning, as drew savage reports. before the action, time for reflection. football took a minute 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 city took another step towards the premier league title. 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

you are going to start with the subject of cyrille regis, there has been lots of talk about him thismportant he was. i now live in the west midlands and he means an awful lot to people in the west midlands. but what you've seen this week is he changed people's lives, and that was why he was all over every news bulletin in the early part of this week. that's why i'm also pleased the historian of the daily mail... there will be a minute's applause at every premier league round today to signify what cyrille regis did. when i say changed lives, i was fortunate enough to be one of the founding members of kick it out in the 19905 when it started. it's very difficult, and that's how i got to know cyrille really. it's difficult to explain to young people today what it was actually like, and the treatment and the pain that those quys treatment and the pain that those guys went through. to be a black footballer at that time and place? absolutely, and they got over it by humourand absolutely, and they got over it by humour and also their ability, their sheer ability and boy, did they have abili

and fans at stadiums across the country remember cyrille regis — the former england player describedrailblazer" for black footballers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. us republicans and democrats are blaming each other for the continued stand—off over the government's budget, which has led to the shutdown of many public services in america. a bill to fund the federal government for the coming weeks did not receive the required 60 votes by the midnight deadline. president trump accused the democrats of putting politics above the interests of the american people. the democrat senate minority leader, chuck schumer, blamed ‘hard, right—wing forces‘ in the white house and said dealing with mr trump was like negotiating with ‘jelly‘. we can do big things, but the president needs to step up and lead. the republicans control the presidency, the senate, the house. they know who's responsible. the american people know that the republicans control the presidency, the senate and the house and they know who's responsible. america knows. this is the trump shutdown. only the president can end

the former england footballer, cyrille regis, who became one of the first black players to achieve successd. he wasjust 59. the player's former clubs include west brom, coventry and aston villa. 0ur sports correspondent, andy swiss, reports on an iconic career. commentator: regis taking it well on the chest, and a lovely piece of control by regis. oh, and what a great shot. oh, what a goal! when it comes to making an impact, few ca n when it comes to making an impact, few can match cyril. there were few high—profile black players. he set about changing that, with pace and pinpoint precision. cyri regisl, going it alone. he has the power. not everyone was cheering. he was often subjected to racist abuse from the stands. he even received a bullet through the posts. nothing stopped him. —— post. bullet through the posts. nothing stopped him. -- post. you are used to it. i just stopped him. -- post. you are used to it. ijust took it as if someone was trying to intimidate me. after becoming a west brom legend, he moved to coventry to be in 1987, he helped them lift the fa cup. —— coventry. he w

many figures from the world of football have been paying tribute to the former england footballer cyrille regis 59. regis became one of the first black players to achieve success at the highest level and was considered a pioneer. his former clubs include west brom, coventry and aston villa. and here's something you don't see too often. a wayward wallaby wandering across sydney harbour bridge. police responded to a call after the marsupial was spotted in lane eight on the northern side of the bridge. traffic controllers monitored the animal as it hopped across to lane one and headed onto the cahill expressway. the wallaby was eventually brought to the zoo for a check up and is doing well. let's return now to our main story, the plight of rohingya refugees in bangladesh. the aid agency unicef is calling it ‘a children's crisis‘ because of the large numbers of children who live in the camps. it's also voicing concern about the 25,000 refugee babies who will be born there this year and who won't have any legal papers. last september the bbc‘s justin rowlatt met one rohingya woman who crossed the bo

and in sport, fans at stadiums across the country remember cyrille regis — the former england playeribed as a "trailblazer" for black footballers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. we agreed to the contours of that deal. an immigration deal, we could have addressed children's health insurance, disasteraid. have addressed children's health insurance, disaster aid. we went to the meeting and had a long and productive discussion. i told the president the democrats were willing to fund the military at the highest levels in history. thorough body in his budget request. —— far above. i relu cta ntly his budget request. —— far above. i reluctantly put his old request on the table, his request. we left the meeting having agreed to try for a short—term cra that would keep eve ryo ne short—term cra that would keep everyone at the negotiating table for a few more days. the president suggested, let's do it by tuesday night. we said, great. several hours later, he called back. he said, so, i hear we have a three—week deal. i said, no, mr president, no one has talked to me about a three—week d

the winter olympics in south korea in february and fans at stadiums across the country remember cyrille regishe former england player described as a "trailblazer" for black footballers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the us national government has officially shut down after senators failed to agree a stop—gap budget. it follows a bitter row between president trump's republicans and the opposition democrats over immigration and border security. senators are tonight trying to broker a deal to get the us government working again. it comes as thousands of women joined protest marches across the country on the first anniversary of president trump's inauguration. david willis reports from washington. marking the first anniversary of president trump's inauguration, protesters took to the streets here in washington and across the country, as the government of the largest economy in the world went into shutdown. the yays are 50, and the nays are 49. last night, a stopgap funding measure came up ten votes short. that after the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, met with president trum

and in sport, fans at stadiums across the country remember cyrille regis — the former england playeribed as a "trailblazer" for black footballers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the us national government has officially shut down, a year to the day after donald trump took office as president. senators failed to agree a stop—gap budget — amid a bitter dispute between president trump's republicans and the opposition democrats over immigration and border security. david willis reports from washington. the ayes 50 and the noes 49. with a midnight deadline looming, they came up short of the 60 votes needed, and without a funding agreement in place, the government of the largest economy in a world was now only minutes away from shutdown. three fifths of the senators duly chosen and sworn not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not agreed to. that after the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, had an hour—long meeting with president trump at the white house. he called out the deal—maker in chief for failing to deliver. the way things went today, the way you turn f

west bromwich albion say they are "deeply saddened and shocked" by the death of cyrill regis.ker has died at the age of 59. he was best known for his time at the hawthorns, scoring 112 goals for the club. he was one of the first black players to be capped by england and was made an mbe in 2008. well, tributes have been pouring in with fans laying tributes at the west brom ground. alongside brendan batson and the late laurie cunningham, regis formed the ‘three degrees' and helped west brom to a third placed finish in the top flight. the club said regis was one of the great symbols of the fight against racism in britain. kyle edmund is through to round two of the australian open for only the second time in his career. he might be the only british male in the draw, but he enjoyed his biggest win to date, beating the 11th seed kevin anderson in five sets. he will face denis istomin next. tim hague reports. if the only british man in melbourne wasn't easy enough to spot already, ca la wasn't easy enough to spot already, cala edmund helped decide a little more. but there was nothing

and in sport — fans at stadiums across the country remember cyrille regis, the former england playercribed as a "trailblazer" for black footballers. if good evening and welcome to bbc news. the us national government has officially shutdown, year to the day after donald trump took office as president. senators failed to agree a stopgap budget and there was bitter dispute between republicans and democrats over immigration and security. this report from washington. with the midnight deadline looming they came up well short of the 60 votes needed. without a funding agreement in place, the government of the largest economy in the world was now only minutes away from shutdown. you'll actually chosen and sworn, not having voted in the affirmative, -- duly chosen and sworn, not having voted in the affirmative, the motion is not passed. the way things turned today and the way you turned from a bipartisan deal, it is almost as if you were rooting for a shutdown, and how you were rooting for a shutdown, and now we will have one, and the blame should crash entirely on president trump's shoulder

following cyrille regis‘ death last sunday there will be a minute's applause at every premier leagueill also be worn. the former west brom, coventry and england striker died of a suspected heart attack. he was 59. the premier league says it recognises his role as a trailblazer for black players in modern english football. rory mcilroy is really enjoying his return to competitive golf. he picked up six shots in the second round of the abu dhabi championship thanks to four birdies and an incredible eagle at the last. he's now nine—under—par, just three shots behind leader thomas pieters. and it was a happy birthday for tommy fleetwood — after a slow start to his round, he's back in contention — a 68 took him to 10—under. tyson fury is a step closer to returning to the ring. last month, the former world heavyweight champion accepted a backdated two year suspension after testing positive for a banned steroid. he hasn't fought since taking the world title from vladimir klitschko in 2015. his license was suspended in 2016 over a range of issues. he admitted to using cocaine to help with hi