pitch bare, ball spinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems.ichandran ashwin, masterful in india. captain kohli conducted the fans — listen! cheering real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get ollie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable 42 not out. but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. manchester united have dropped two precious points in the premier league today after being held to a 1—1 draw at second from bottom west brom. sam allardyce's side took the lead with just 80 seconds on the clock, diagne heading past david de gea. united drew level at the end of the first half, a great volley from bruno fernandes but they couldn't a find a winner. harry maguire frustrated by a great save from samjohnstone in injury time as the ball came back off the post. united are seven points behind the leaders manchester city who also have a game in hand. let's just feel the momentum, let'sjust feel the momentum, win games

it was dan lawrence, the first wicket of the day. a fine piece of wicket of the day.shot. ben stokes, normally asked resolute player. look how high it hit. how on earth do you play that? just an indicator of how difficult this pitch is. we were treated for some fireworks. the end was not too far away. england bowled out for 164. england having to lick their wounds one all the series. i think they found out just how difficult it is to play on spending wickets in the subcontinent and a reality check for them. find wickets in the subcontinent and a reality check for them.— reality check for them. and billy those conditions _ reality check for them. and billy those conditions better- reality check for them. and billy those conditions better than - reality check for them. and billy - those conditions better than england —— india handling those conditions. big news especially concerning allie. he was one of the better performers for england, despite defeat. but news today that he won't be playing in the two tests. he re - laced be playing in the two tests. he: replaced dawn

dan lawrence at a very poor series.ered a wrist injury at the start of the series and he's probably going to be in contention to replace one of the two openers, so that is what we're looking at. james anderson, a day night test max says it will swing a little bit more. they have stuart broad who didn't take any wickets. two brilliant exponents. - didn't take any wickets. two brilliant exponents. fascinating stuff. many thanks indeed. next to rugby union, and while all may be going well for france on the field — top of the six nations table with two wins from two — their preparations for their next match against scotland have been thrown into disarray with news today that their head coach fabien galthie has tested positive for coronavirus. i'm joined by our rugby union correspondent chris jones. great to speak to you, good evening. where does this leave? all eyes now be on the squad whether or not it read to the players as well. first read to the players as well. first thin . s read to the players as well. first things f

dan lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career.r a shock. root, out for 40, almost as if he was mortal. ok, but england were still in command. there was a bit of buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declarations. it only ended when england were all out. ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, and now they needed 420 to win. england's task — take ten wickets. there's one! cleans them up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. should be a cracking final day. to the australian open now — and there were wins on the opening day for novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. no love lost between the two players, kyrgios had some choice words after the serb criticised the quarantine conditions — and last year, waded in when djokovic hosted a not—so—socially—distanced charity tennis tour that resulted in him, his family, and other players testing

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they're among the world's best.donna sibley reaching a gritty half—century but soon overshadowed by his skipper. in current phone, he seems in a class on his own and the outcome was inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman 200 and his hundredth appearance and some things are meant to be. from there he pot on the agony although notjust for india but a six and eight bit of clap but that could not stop them. india did trap sibley for 87 but giroud is still there with england's day but above all it was his. any swiss, bbc news. swansea city are now second in the championship just two points behind leaders norwich after beating them 2—0 at the liberty stadium this evening. andre ayew put swansea ahead in the first half, and conor hourihane made it two after the break. swansea have a game in hand over norwich, who are now without a win in their last three league matches. there was a frank exchange of views in the premier league news conferences on friday. pep guardiola said he expecte

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they're among the world's best.india bowled at him, well, that was his answer. and the end result was gloriously inevitable. root�*s only the third englishman to make 100 on his hundredth appearance — inspired, he said, by his team—mates. yeah, i was a little bit emotional. last night, the guys actually put a little together for me, sent some lots of videos from some past players and friends and family. to start the series in the way that we have, it couldn't have gone any better. indeed, nothing could stop him — not even a late bout of cramp, to which india sportingly lent a helping hand. they did get some reward before the close, trapping the doughty dom sibley for 87, but it was england's day and, above all, it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. a woman who went viral after a chaotic parish council meeting says she's surprised by her newfound fame. jackie weaver was hosting the meeting in cheshire on zoom when things got a little out of hand, as our correspondent judith moritz reports. will you please let the chairma

pitch bare, ball spinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems.while rishabh pant flew to get 0llie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable 42 not out. but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. this year's rugby union six nations has provided some thoroughly entertaining encounters. and today saw another with france going top of the table after a narrow 15 points to 13 win over ireland. ben croucher reports. some fresh faces to answer ireland's increasingly anguished call. a valentine's day withoutjohnny sexton and other experienced heads. the new guard will not have loved a first half in which tournament favourites france lived up to that tag. but you can't get too far ahead of yourself in international rugby. one step ahead of the opposition is often enough, though, as ireland continued to play catch—up. from behind, spot him, that is ronan kelleher. the hooker�*s twinkle toes dancing down the touchline and over th

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they are among the world's best.two tests, a hat—trick was clearly in his sights. at the other end, he found the perfect partner. dom sibley reaching a gritty half century. but he was soon being overshadowed by his skipper. 0n current form, root seems in a world of his own, and the outcome was gloriously inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman to make a hundred on his hundredth appearance. some things are just meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony, although notjust for india. a six and a spot of cramp. but even that couldn't stop him. just before the close, india did finally trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england's day, but above all it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. six nations, seven weeks and unique circumstances — the world's most famous rugby tournament begins this weekend. the french government agreed to ease their quarantine restrictions, which means teams are allowed to travel between the various countries, moving in and out of bio—secure bu

england were never going to chase down the a82 for victory, dan lawrence was stumped of ravichandran delivery, the first of the seven wickets required by india. ashwin was man of the match with eight wickets in all and a century. root put up some resistance but he went for 33, every batsman falling to spin. moeen ali top scored with 43 but was the last man out, another great stumping from rishabh pant. the series now stands at one all and they have a break before a day—night third test in ahmedabad next week. we've been, let's be honest, outplayed in all three departments this week, so it's important that we learn. we take it as a bit of an education. we look at how they have gone about it on a surface that has spun huge amounts, probably bounced more than we had anticipated as well, but take that forwards. take it as a learning and make sure that we're better for it next time we do experience conditions that are similar. more changes for england for that third test. despite taking eight wickets in the match, moeen ali has decided to head home for the rest of the series to give himse

pitch bare, ballspinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems, serious problems.in india. captain kohli conducted the fans — listen... crowd roaring. real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get ollie pope. but ben foakes steered and survived, an honourable 42 not out, but ashwin�*s fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma style. the lead to 249 and, for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. the next news on bbc one is at 6:35 this evening. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. sport now and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. i'm chetan pathak with your latest sports news. we'll start in melbourne where the quarter finals of the australian open are taking shape. serena williams and naomi osaka are the two big names through in the women's draw, but there's been a bit of a shock in the men's — asjoe lynskey reports: when there are rows of blue seats, defeat in melbourne feels empty. dominic thiem knew he had missed an opportunity. the world number three was going for grand slam title number

dan lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career. shock. root, out for 40, almost as if he was mortal. but england were still in command. there was a bit ofjos buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declarations. it only ended when england were all out. ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, and now they needed 420, to win. england's task, to take ten wickets. there is one. cleans them up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. 0ne consequence of lockdown has been that neighbourhoods that were once almost deserted after dark have come to life. the night walk, in which people can get a breath of fresh air and avoid crowds, has become a ritualfor millions. the advice is to stay close to home, wear something bright and of course, keep your distance. david sillito hasjoined some of the keen walkers who have been reclaiming the night. se

pitch bear, ball spinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems.isten! cheering real noise. while rishabh pant flew to get 0llie pope. ben foakes steered and survived — an honourable 42 not out. but ashwin's fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, rohit sharma—style. the lead, to 249, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. next to the six nations, where ireland are taking on france in dublin, they're into the second half. france have come from behind to lead 10—3, with the home side having a try ruled out for being in touch. ireland are looking for their first win in this year's competition after losing to wales last weekend. manchester united have dropped two precious points this afternoon after being held to a 1—1 draw at second—from—bottom west brom. sam allardyce's side took the lead with just 80 seconds on the clock, mbaye diagne heading past david de gea. united drew level at the end of the first half, a great volley from bruno fernandes. but they couldn't a find a winner — harry maguire frustrated by a great sav

dan lawrence, forwards, beaten, stranded. terrific stumping! once deceived, it's a race.he left looking more confused than when he arrived. ben stokes, with a shake of the head. ollie pope, here. the fielder is right there. and the head shake, there. ben foakes saw all that. his dismissal was almost a repeat. yeah. seven down. now, batting was extremely challenging. even joe root succumbed for 33. when the ball spins and spits off the bare earth, what can you do? well, when moeen ali started walloping sixes — five of them — it was a surprise for everyone. another six! moeen's had covid this winter, endured extensive isolation, and england say he's now chosen to take the option to fly home. on 43, his innings stopped. so did the match. india won by 317 runs. we've been, let's be honest, outplayed in all three departments this week. so it's important we learn. we've taken it as a bit of an education. we look at how they've gone about things. two teams, two matches to come. and the series — level. joe wilson, bbc news. former hull city youth player thomas beattie, who announ

pitched their ball spinning, fields crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems. serious problems.jeers real noise. weller... flew to get ollie pope. the ben stokes steered and survived an honourable 42 not out, but a schwinn's fifth wicket meant 134 all out. india batting again, sharma style. the lead 249. for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. the six nations match between ireland and france is underway in dublin. ireland are looking for their first win of the tournament after defeat to wales in cardiff last week. just to wales in cardiff last week. over a quarter of an i played just over a quarter of an hour played at the aviva stadium. france missed the chance to get the first points on the board with this penalty miss. it is still scoreless. in the premier league, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's. danny ings had given the home side the lead in the first half, but a ruben neves penalty and then this brilliant individual effort from pedro neto turned the game around. the win moves wolves up to 12th in the table, one place above southampton. m

others fell — dan lawrence, lbw.key now! stand by for a shock. root out for 40 — almost as if he was mortal. ok, but england were still in command. there was a bit of buttler, but time was ticking. now, captain, how many do you need? how safe do you feel? how soon is now? no declaration. it only ended when england were all out, ravichandran ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, but now they needed 420 to win. england's task — take ten wickets. there's one! oh, and he saved that, cleans him up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible, tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. the veteran american football star tom brady has extended his own record — by winning a seventh super bowl. his tampa bay buccaneers, the underdogs, beat the reigning champions kansas city chiefs by 31 points to 9, in one of the world's most—watched sporting events. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. the culmination of the nfl's season, super bowl lv, wa

it's expected he'll be replaced in the battling line up by either ollie pope or dan lawrence. vaughan says current incumbentjoe root will end his career as england's greatest player in history. the first test in chennai will be root�*s 100th, and he's keen to make sure he remembers the occasion for the right reasons. it will be a very special day, a special game, but there is business to do, there are things that are more important and that is getting us off to a good start, that will be my full focus when we walk out to play. on friday, and i will sure i will look out on it very fun, but once the game starts, it will be about scoring big brands and leading the team on. the first test starts tomorrow. now, pip hare has been sailing round the world in the vendee globe race since november. she's due to finish next week, and she's been given a big surprise for her birthday which is this weekend. steve harris — who is a presenter at bbc radio solent — thought he'd try and lift pip's spirits by appealing to her favourite actor, russell crowe, to get in touch on social media, perhap

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they�*re among the world�*s best.atch. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman 200 and his hundredth appearance — some things are meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony — although notjust for india. a six and spot of cramp — but even that could not stop him. just befor ethe close, india did trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england�*s day — but above all, it was his. any swiss, bbc news. swansea city are now second in the championship, just two points behind leaders norwich after beating them 2—0 at the liberty stadium this evening. andre ayew put swansea ahead in the first half, and conor hourihane made it two after the break. swansea have a game in hand over norwich, who are now without a win in their last three league matches. there was a frank exchange of views in the premier league news conferences on friday. pep guardiola said he expected betterfrom jurgen klopp than to indulge in "mind games" before manchester city�*s premier league trip to liverpool on sunda

others fell — dan lawrence, lbw. and the 300th test wicket of ishant sharma's career.n ashwin taking his sixth wicket. satisfaction for india, and now they needed 420 to win. england's task — take ten wickets. there's one! cleans them up! jack leach struck before sunset, and the close of play left the test perfectly poised. all options are possible tomorrow. joe wilson, bbc news. should be a cracking final day. to the australian open now — and there were wins on the opening day for novak djokovic and nick kyrgios. no love lost between the two players, kyrgios had some choice words after the serb criticised the quarantine conditions — and last year, waded in when djokovic hosted a not—so—socially—distanced charity tennis tour that resulted in him, his family, and other players testing positive for covid. the serb said yesterday he had no respect for kyrgios and the australian was given his right of reply today. he's a very strange cat, novak is. a heck of a tennis player, but unfortunately, someone who that's partying with his shirt off during the global pandemic, i don

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they are among the world's best.nly the third englishman to make 100 on his hundredth appearance, inspired, he said, by his team—mates. yeah, it was a little bit emotional. last night, the guys put notes togetherfor me, sent some lots of videos from some past players and friends and family, and to start this series in the way that we have, it couldn't have gone any better. indeed, nothing could stop him, not even a late bout of cramp to which india sportingly lent a helping hand. they did get some reward before the close, trapping the doughty dom sibley for 87, but it was england's day, and, above all, it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. parish council meetings can have a reputation as being a little...dull. but an online zoom meeting in cheshire has gone viral, after it was anything but. 0ur north of england correspondent judith moritz reports. will you please let the chairman speak? will you please let the chairman steak? . will you please let the chairman steak? , ., , speak? the first time a parish council meeting

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they are among the world's best. reaching a gritty half century. but he was soon being overshadowed by his skipper. 0n current form, root seems in a world of his own, and the outcome was gloriously inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman to make a hundred on his hundredth appearance. some things are just meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony, although notjust for india. a six and a spot of cramp. but even that couldn't stop him. just before the close, india did finally trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england's day, but above all it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. wales captain alun wynjones has been passed fit to lead his side into the six nations opener against ireland on sunday. jones damaged his knee in the match against italy early in december in the autumn nations cup and was expected to miss the start of the tournament. flanker dan lydiate plays his first international for more than two years and second—row adam beard also returns. and as expect

pitch bare, ball spinning, fielders crowding and dan lawrence falling. problems — serious problems.. the lead, to 2a9, and for them, just a perfect day. joe wilson, bbc news. there have been some fascinating encounters in this year�*s rugby union six nations. and today saw another with france in full flow but onlyjust beating ireland 15 points to 13. ben croucher has the details. some fresh faces to answer island�*s increasingly anguished call. a valentine�*s day withoutjohnny sexton and other experienced heads. the new guard will not have loved a first half in which tournament favourites france lived up to that time. but you can�*t get too far ahead of yourself in international rugby. one step ahead of the opposition is often enough, though, as ireland continued to play catch—up. from behind, spot him, thatis catch—up. from behind, spot him, that is ronan kelaher. the twinkle toes dancing down the touchline and over the try line. hope. toes dancing down the touchline and overthe try line. hope. ross toes dancing down the touchline and over the try line. hope. ross burns�* right foo

dan lawrence then went to the last ball before lunch.3 points off the top and have now lost their last three games in a row. it's left manager klopp with some difficult questions to answer. so are you conceding the title then, juergen klopp? yes. i can't believe, but yes. rangers edge ever close to a first scottish premiership title in a decade. this is ryanjack scoring the winnerfor rangers in their i—o win over kilmarock. it takes steven gerrard's sice 21 points clear at the top of the table, they're unbeaten in the league this season, and could be crownd champions in early march. and there was a big shock in the boxing last night, as britian'sjosh warrington lost for the first time in his career. warrington was the heavy favourite going into his fight against the mexican mauricio lara at wembley arena, but he was knocked out in the ninth round. he was taken to hospital for checks too. it was warrington's first fight in 16 months, and his defeat�*s been described as one of the biggest shocks in a british ring in recent years. a real up

it's expected he'll be replaced in the battling line up by either 0llie pope or dan lawrence.e they do everything they can to get— because they do everything they can to get themselves ready, mentally, physicallx — to get themselves ready, mentally, physically. skill —based wise. something as free as that can happen and have _ something as free as that can happen and have such a big impact, sol really— and have such a big impact, sol really feel— and have such a big impact, sol really feel for zak but he has a great — really feel for zak but he has a great attitude. he will do everything you get himself and ready as quickly— everything you get himself and ready as quickly as possible. rory mcilroy has critisiced golf�*s authorities for spending "millions of dollars" on "the wrong thing", after they proposed changing the length of golf clubs in an attempt to reduce the distance players can hit the ball. the sport's two main governing bodies, the r&a and the usga, want to reduce the maximum length of clubs from 48 to 46 inches to restrict hitting distances. but mcilroy says thos

dan lawrence beaten. once deceived, it's a race.—— olly hope. his dismissal was almost a repeat. seven down. now batting was extremely challenging, evenjoe root succumbed. when the ball spins off the bare earth, what can you do? when allie started, five of them was a surprise for everyone.— a surprise for everyone. another six! he had _ a surprise for everyone. another six! he had covid _ a surprise for everyone. another six! he had covid this _ a surprise for everyone. another six! he had covid this winter- a surprise for everyone. anotherj six! he had covid this winter and entland six! he had covid this winter and england say _ six! he had covid this winter and england say he's _ six! he had covid this winter and england say he's now _ six! he had covid this winter and england say he's now chosen - six! he had covid this winter and england say he's now chosen to | six! he had covid this winter and - england say he's now chosen to take the option to fly home. on 43, is ending stop. so did the match. india won by 317 runs. ending st

dan lawrence was removed with ravi ashwin�*s first ball of the day — he�*s had a brilliant match withk at the surface that has spanned a huge amount, more than you�*d anticipate. take it forward, take it as a learning, and make sure we are better for it next time and experience to be my similar. chelsea�*s timo werner ended a run of 1a league games without a goal, to help his side back into the top four. he had a hand in 0livier giroud�*s goal that gave them the lead over newcastle, and he then scored himself — his first in the league since early november. it finished 2—0, leaving chelsea still unbeaten under new manager thomas tuchel — and werner gave his fellow—german the credit for his return to form. it�*s helped me that somebody scream at me in german and kicking my ass that i run on the pitch. no, he�*s a really kind guy, and a really good idea of football, i think, you can see it on the pitch very well at the moment, but when we have more time, when we have more practising and more training sessions to get the whole team with him, i think we can get better and better and, yeah,

dan lawrence was removed with ravi ashwin's first ball of the day. of this match — it's serena williams, looking for her 24th grand slam title, against world number two simona halep. and williams broke early in the opening set, but halep has since broken back to level. williams has won the australian open seven times. halep has yet to get her name on the trophy. fantastic catsuit, that is inspired by flo jo! fantastic catsuit, that is inspired by flojo! i fantastic catsuit, that is inspired b flo jo! . fantastic catsuit, that is inspired b flojo! ., ., , by flo 10! i have to say it is fabulous. _ by flo 10! i have to say it is fabulous, i— by flo 10! i have to say it is fabulous, i was _ by flo 10! i have to say it is fabulous, i was watching i by flo 10! i have to say it is| fabulous, i was watching it. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. hello, who's that? isn't he gorgeous? we were meant to be looking at the weather but the cat is a little bit damp! one of the weather watchers sent this in from cambridgeshire. we have some rain ass

crease just before lunch, after england had wobbled and lost two quick—fire wickets, including dan lawrenceust that with a half—century, brilliantly assisted by dom sibley, who's also past the 50 runs mark. after tea now, england are 159—2. jose mourinho remains optimistic that tottenham can soon turn their form around after they lost at home to his old side chelsea last night. the only goal of the game coming from a penalty scored byjorginho. it's now three premier league defeats in a row for spurs, and believe it or not, this is the first time injose mourinho's entire career that he's lost consecutive home games as a manager. to positive news ahead of the australian open tennis. more than 500 players, support staff and officials who were told to self—isolate ahead of the australian open have all tested negative for covid—19. 0ur tennis correspondent is russell fuller. he told me it's now all systems go for the start of the tournament on monday. yes, as things stand, things are looking good for the australian open and the completion of the warm up events over the weekend. 160 players who s

and when dan lawrence quickly followed, india were proving just why they are among the world's best.trick was clearly in his sights. at the other end, he found the perfect partner. dom sibley reaching a gritty half century. but he was soon being overshadowed by his skipper. 0n current form, root seems in a world of his own, and the outcome was gloriously inevitable. a stunning century and a smile to match. only the third englishman to make a hundred on his hundredth appearance. some things are just meant to be. from there, he piled on the agony, although notjust for india. a six and a spot of cramp. but even that couldn't stop him. just before the close, india did finally trap sibley for 87, but root is still there. it was england's day, but above all it was his. andy swiss, bbc news. fantastic innings from joe root. here is his reaction afterwards. i feel like ifeel like i'm in good form i feel like i'm in good form and ifeel like i'm in good form and i need to cash in on it, i think. 0ver need to cash in on it, i think. over the course of my career, i haven't always made big scores

downfall here radio host carrie harrison professor of liberal studies market retinal dan political commentator lawrence sharon davis take on a story on a story. although i don't like facebook by any means i also don't blame them for trying to put a stop to what i think is a very bad policy that in the end well only end up hurting smaller independent and perhaps even dissident sources in favor of a larger more establishment media sources these news organizations are disappearing that's really what's at stake and they really don't have any choice because they're not generating the kind of revenues necessary to run these news this content of which facebook reliance on it we have seen a whole cloth disruption of paid you know professional journalists guys that spent 30 years cutting their teeth and there are a lot of jobs because who's going to pay him $80.00 grand plus benefits to write a story when you can get to me on his you know no unfair if by no real credentials in journalism typing out something and make more money on those clicks so the question is for democracy is what is the threshold where peop

and he was replaced at the crease by dan lawrence. to his old side chelsea last night, the only goal of the game coming from a penalty scored byjorginho. it's now three premier league defeats in a row for spurs, and believe it or not, this is the first time injose mourinho's entire career that he's lost consecutive home games as a manager. the way we finished the game gives me positive feelings. it is not that that stops the defensive mistakes. we need to be a team with solid basis to play in a different way. this feeling is not given as that. at this feeling, a difficult smile on the face because we lost, but give us optimism to go tomorrow again to work and everybody to stick together. liverpool won't be allowed into germany to play their champions league game against leipzig a week on tesday. that's because germany has banned travellers coming in from countires that have been hit hard by new varients of covid—19 — the uk being one of those countries. leipzeig have been told that the match "does not meet the requirements for an exce

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england are now well in control of the first test, having lost rory burns and dan lawrence relativelyis old side chelsea last night. the only goal of the game coming from a penalty scored by georgino. believe it or not — this is the first time injose mourinho's entire career that he's lost consecutive home games as a manager. the way we finished the game, it gives me positive feelings. it is not bad, that stops them is that of the defensive mistakes, it's not bad to be a team with solid bases to try and play differently. these feelings don't give us back, but the give us eight difficult smile in the face because we lost, but give us optimism to go tomorrow, to work again and fora optimism to go tomorrow, to work again and for a run to stick together. some positive news ahead of the australian open. more than 500 players, support staff and officials, who were told to self—isolate ahead of the tournament have all tested negative for coronavirus. our tennis correspondent russell fuller, told mike bushell it's now all systems go for the start of the open on monday. things are looking good

england were never going to chase down the 482 for victory, dan lawrence was stumped of ravichandrantions that are similar. more changes from england for that third test. moeen ali has decided to head home despite taking eight wickets in the match. johnny bairstow and james anderson and mark wood come back into the reckoning as do fit—again zak crawley and jofra archer. france's entire six nations squad are islolating after a member of staff tested positive for covid—19. they lead the way in the championship with two wins out of two and organisers will be thankful that there is a rest weekend coming up. france's next match is on february 28th at home to scotland. the squad will undergo an intensive testing programme over the next week. gordon reid and alfie hewett have retained their wheelchair doubles title at the australian open. that's the pair's tenth grand slam victory. serena williams is still on for a 24th grand slam singles title, she beat the world number two simona halep to reach the semi—finals in melbourne. it was tighter than the 6—3, 6—3 scoreline suggests but williams

it's expected he'll be replaced in the battling line up by either ollie pope or dan lawrence.mportant and again, that is enough to read a good start. that will be my full focus when we walk out to play. on friday, and i will sure i will look out on it very funny, but once the game starts, it will be about scoring big brands and leading the team on. that's all the sport for now. government sources have confirmed a bill will be introduced to finalise to leave for officeholders. it would allow them to take six months maternity leave on full pay. until now, arrangements have been agrees on an informal basis at the discretion of the prime minister. i'mjoined by basis at the discretion of the prime minister. i'm joined by deputy political editor young. it was effectively not going to be allowed to be allowed but i believe, less the always change. this to be allowed but i believe, less the always change.— the always change. this is quite surrisina the always change. this is quite surprising in — the always change. this is quite surprising in a _ the always change. this is quite surpr

dan thorn kron 4 news. now the 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at downtown san francisco, a nice night out there lawrence karnow standing by says it's a little chilly tonight though yeah going to get cold spots tonight pam, a certainly a nice day today tomorrow is going to be gorgeous so great way to start out your weekend a lot of sunshine coming your way not much. >>in the way of clouds to worry able b says he may be a patch to fog right along the immediate coastline, but certainly looking good out there right now out toward sfo we've got some nice clear skies and that's why it's going to stay temperatures today. a pretty nice and well above the average 66 degrees in san francisco, 67, very pleasant oakland then check out the 70's in san jose in livermore 70 degrees today 68 in concord and 66 in santa rosa, staying high and dry right now i think that's going to change next week but for now doppler in bahrain drop out there so it looks like as we head through the weekend. we'll start with a mostly clear skies tonight and cold temperatures tomorrow, plenty of sunshine, warm too little change on sunday we

dan kerman kron 4 news. >>unfortunately the threat from this winter storm far from over chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here was more on this storm's path and those just unbelievably frigid temperatures. yeah, definitely one for the record books this is going to be looked at for a long time just haven't seen the cold like this before. the you know they've been tracking this for a long time at least back in the 1800's for this one. it's just amazing breaking many records -14 setting a record in oklahoma city dallas got down to -2 that was a record for that day but not the coldest ironically back in 1889, it got down to -8 houston, 13 degrees, san antonio, 12 degrees. but then you get to fayetteville that is an all-time record. no matter what day -20 degree say with hastings nebraska -30 degrees if you can believe that is just unbelievably cold usually do not expect to see that cold air filter all the way down to the deep south. but that's exactly what we're dealing with now and it does not want to move out any time too soon what you get that cold air in place. it just sinks in that cold sinking air just hard

a lot of people that you recognize from the fox news lawrence jones, murdoch talking, jason chaffetz and dantion integrity, the bill of rights, the fifth, amendment, tenth amendment and senator mike lee is coming on stage to kick it off after ron desantis to say why the left hates the bill of rights and why we love it. so on going throughout this entire time, guys, here at cpac is a straw poll. i've already inputted my answers to the straw poll which interestingly enough on the final day on sunday, the results and a lot has to do with 2024, the results will be revealed 20 minutes before the former president of the united states donald trump takes the stage. a lot of anticipation for what that straw poll will say about who this crowd would want to be the nominee in 2024 and all of it will be playing out live on foxnation.com, if you don't have it, subscribe and get it now and we will be covering later as well. ainsley: how can i watch, i want to watch fox news and fox nation. maybe i will turn one on in one room -- >> steve: you can watch from the phone. pete: smartphone while you're doing th

dan ashley has a look back at his life. >> it was a very positive person in all of our lives. >> reporter: lawrence moved to san francisco from new york in 1951. just two years later he co-founded city lights bookstore with a handshake and 500 dollars at the corn over broadway and columbus. became the nation's first all paperback bookstore. >> he wanted a place where writers could feel comfortable and people could come and hang out. >> that was the big trial. he risked everything. to publish that book. >> reporter: ferlinghetti was named san francisco's first poet laureate in 1998 and city lights granted landmark status three years later. he died monday at his home, a month sigh of his 102nd birthday. >> he was ro not just a have a nice day person. he had political positions and he had ideas. and that is what he wanted to share with the world. and he did. >> that was beautiful. that was dan ashley reporting. >>> up next the seven things to know this mompk. >> we're hearing from the raptors team president following thisonfrontation. the final game at auricle. for the first time he's talking about the footage that ended up

lawrence o'donnell. good evening, ali. >> i was already ready for a fun show but you were super charged. a few minutes ago i was listening to you and dan goldman have a conversation when you uttered the words, the my pillow guy's soliloquy, words i never thought i would hear in my life. i'm deeply appreciative for you kicking it off for us. have yourself a great game and we'll talk about the bucs on monday. >> i will do, ali. thank you very much, my friend. >> thanks, friend. >>> all right. well, tonight it is a tale of two parties. one is governing and the other -- it is not clear what the other party is doing. republicans are destroying themselves from the inside, consumed with feuds over how loyal they can be to a former president who incited an insurrection. and fighting over what actions to not take about the dangerous conspiracy-spewing congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. meanwhile, democrats want to pass laws and help americans who are hurting from the pandemic. today joe biden made it clear he will pass his covid relief package with or without the support of the other side. >> a lot of folks are losing hope, and i believe the

dan thorn. kron 4 news. >>all right, let's switch gears here for a moment, give you a live look outside right now at san francisco's embarcadero. >>bay bridge lights dancing in the night sky chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with the look at the forecast a large today guys, yeah we are going to see a change in the weather we saw a bit of that today as temperatures drop quite a bit outside now the clouds the getting together once again and then they'll be moving in overhead tonight and continuing tomorrow, we'll see a lot of cloud cover the next couple days unfortunately, not much in the way of rain up there right now over san francisco stretching across the bay last look out there tonight we do see some patchy fog developing out there as well but just some patches of this time kind of interesting though we've got this week system that sliding across the state you can see looks pretty impressive what it looks like we might be getting some rain but just doesn't happen what is happening. now is we're just seeing a lot of clouds and much of that moisture making its way all the way to the ground but that will likely change here as we head throughout the week got this week system off the coast l