and a sting in the tail for rugby union champions exeter.ten by last season's premiership finalists wasps. hello and welcome to sportsday. plenty to bring you this saturday evening. we start with the old firm derby in scotland — and could the balance of power be shifting in the scottish premiership? rangers made it three wins in a row this afternoon against rivals celtic. and with that victory, moved 19 points clear at the top of the table. it was an emotional day in glasgow, with tributes paid to fans who lost their lives in the ibrox disaster 50 years ago. our sports news correspondent chris mclaughlin reports. in a city often divided by football, unity in remembrance. in 1971, a crush on a stairway left barriers crumpled, 66 men, women and children dead, and countless families in mourning. today's silence and a since—modernised ibrox could only be observed by players and staff. a new year of hope, yes, but coronavirus still dictates. when play started, it was celtic who set the early pace. there was no way past allan mcgregor, though. but

champions exeter overcame a gutsy worcester side 21—17 to move—up to second in the table.e details. exeter started the season with four straight victories, two defeats in a row was described as a rebel, steady hands were needed to prevent another loss, step forward jonny gray, barely visible beneath a pile of bodies, and two self seems to have both teams. worcester got stronger as the half went on, morris slicing through the defence, and they traded one more try each, exeter held on for the win, but still five points behind leaders bristol. at the other end of the table bottom side gloucester hosted northampton, the saints had been out of action for an extra fortnight, because of a covid outbreak at the club, and a gritty first half with both teams forced into early substitutions, after this nasty looking clash of heads. gloucester went into the break with the lead and then extended it, willi heinz touching down between the posts. but three tries in ten minutes or northampton take charge, roy hutchinson and then two from sean adam dorff, and they remain in mid—table, glouc

dubai has resulted in a positive covid case at arsenal and a women's super league fixture in doubt exeterare dealing with a number of cases as premiership chiefs tighten their rules to try and keep the league going hello and welcome to sportsday. evening, we'll start with football because kick off is just over an hour away in the second of the league cup semi—finals. tottenham are waiting for the winners of the manchester derby at old trafford. city knocked united out at this stage last season but perhaps crucially this is just a straight knockout, just the one leg. let's cross live to the ground and speak tojohn murray, who is commentatting for five live this evening. john it was goaless in the league there last month, and both have been on nice little runs since then. quite a difficult one to call. i think it will be a better match thanit i think it will be a better match than it was less than a month ago when the man the premier league and i would expect it will become i certainly hope it will be. i think on that day, if you remember about manchester united and manchester city had two

and he said i'm going to exeter and that's where he went. and that reminded me a lot of the decision-making that i learned at the place of facebook. through all of its history, where quite often something would come up and his lieutenants might warn him against it, this isn't good for our users, sometimes they would even say this isn't right it is kind of morally wrong. and he would say, let's go do it. and i thought, exeter, he didn't come from there but that's where he first became familiar with the program called facebook as far as the social context, but the idea that when he makes his mind up that's it. and since he has total power at facebook he controls the majority of the voting stock, even the board of directors can't overrule him. when he says, let's do it, and he says exeter they serve they go. >> that is fascinating. thinking of total power, they can at this wonderful antidote in this book about the eye of sauron. tell us all the eyes of sauron. >> well, particularly when he was younger, he had this habit, it was unbelievably unn

that's back to back defeats for european champions exeter, who drop to third in the table.ff bottom side gloucester 22—10 — george mcguigan burrowing over for their third and final try. liam williams could miss wales' opening game of the six nations after he was sent off in scarlets' proili defeat by cardiff blues. he was shown a straight red for his dangerous entry into a ruck. cardiff overcame some spirited resistance, tomos williams' try and two jarrod evans penalties securing a 29—20 victory. six spectators were removed from the sydney cricket ground on day four of the third test, after india's mohammed siraj complained to the umpires about comments from the crowd. play was held up for about 10 minutes. cricket australia were already investigating claims of racist abuse on the previous day. australia are closing in on victory. they declared on 312—6 after all—rounder cameron green hit an entertaining 8a. and india lost two wickets before stumps, so they'll go into the final day needing another 309 runs to win. the four—match series is level at i—all. the masters snooker

with the dawn to 2021, a refreshing twist to a familiar tale where last year exeter barged past all beforely hard for weaknesses in their game. keep looking and wasps found one. james gaskell was hidden at the bottom of that bundle but even in plain sight, the reigning champions still couldn't stop him. a job well done with three more tries following to inflict exeter‘s first defeat of the season on them, but not enough to knock them from top spot. at the other end, gloucester‘s hopes of climbing off the bottom looked promising for 77 minutes. in the 78th, sale'sjosh beaumont, back after 1a months out, put paid to that. from ten points down, it was quite the comeback and a frustrating finish for gloucester. billy twelvetrees took it out on the water carrier, achieving very little bar a yellow card and some running repairs to the advertising hoardings, merely leaving gloucester starting the new year rock bottom. ben croucher, bbc news. and in the pro 1a, ulster extended their unbeaten run with victory over provincial rivals munster. meanwhile, edinburgh capitalised on some poor handling fro

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there was a real shock in rugby union's premiership, with reigning champions exeter chiefs beaten fort was a heavy defeat too — wasps winning by 3a points to five, as exeter paid the price for resting six of their international players. lima sopoaga there with the pick of the tries — he also kicked nine points. sale ended their run of three straight defeats by beating bottom of the table gloucester 22 points to 19. they trailed for much of the match at kingsholm until the 78th minute whenjosh beaumont scored their only try of the match. edinburgh narrowly got the better of glasgow warriors in their pro 14 game at murrayfield, to take the 1872 cup. it was a really tight match and it was scoreless for over an hour, before jaco van der walt got edinburgh's first points on the board. a few minutes later they extended their lead, when magnus bradbury crossed the line. glasgow got a late try but edinburgh held on. there's more on all yesterday's games on the bbc sport website. british boxer luke campbell said he was "heartbroken" after his hopes of another world title shot suffered a severe

bristol bears have gone top of rugby union's premiership after a close—fought win over the exeter chiefs, but it was the visitors bristol who took the lead early on in devon. harry randall at the bottom of the pile for their first try. before semi radradra made sure of bristol's win over the defending champions by 20—7. meanwhile newcastle falcons continued their good run of form with their 5th win of the season. they comfortably saw off struggling gloucester 22—10 at kingston park. george mcguigan burrowing over for their third and final try. australia appear on course to win the third test against india after a sublime bowling and fielding display on day three at the sydney cricket ground. india were all out for 244. australia closed on 103—2, a lead of 197 runs. nick parrott reports. australia may no longer boast the top—ranked test batsmen, but they do still have the world's number—one bowler. that man is pat cummins and this is why he is the best. he had dismissed one of india's two top scorers yesterday and added the other intraday‘s devastating display, ending with four wickets fo

anti-government demonstrations activists were demanding the release of the jailed kremlin critic at exeter valley his wife is among those arrested. let it remain and the team here in berlin dog film is up next a state change that coming back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then you can always stay up to date on our website at d.w. dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram at data every news i can be found at rebecca written on faces. and you hear me and all yours we're going to and her last years judgments are so i will bring you what i'm going to call as you've never thought i would surprise yourself with what this possible clue is medical really what moves. along the way maurice and critics alike joining us from echols last august.

laughter jon kay, bbc news, exeter. and a happy birthday from all of us. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes. it is all about stormer christophe, and here is the cloud which has been pouring down all day across northern ireland, parts of england and wales and a reminder that by thursday some areas of the high ground, wales, the peaks on the pennines could pick up over 150 millimetres of rain and the amber warning across these areas, these are the most sensitive areas because rivers are running at high levels and that was before the rain even began to fall, but things will continue to deteriorate as we go through the night with further outbreaks of persistent, heavy rain pushing on across wales and the rain getting heavier over the night. some snow mixed in across the high ground in northern scotland for a time and across the far north we have ice and frost to watch out for as well. for wednesday, more blustery south—westerly winds driving and more rain and it turns heavy across wales and northern england and each other goes by, the risk of

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champions exeter got themselves a much needed win, 21—17 at worcester and gloucester pushed northampton losing bonus point. that finished 31—26 to saints, ben croucher reports. the waiting was finally over after a rare pause, things were tightly packed and again. having lost the latter, the brake seem to do extra good. a gray putting them ahead of worcester and they were under there. stuart hogg was best on the back wing, a move started by him finished by ian whitten and when devoto broke through to score a third try commencing the champions were on third form, but the attacker was brought back to earth. short—handed, logic suggested plate say. when all woodburn tried to call his weight of trouble, junk weir was waiting. the deficit was just four. —— duncan weir. clinging onto the win and climbing to second. gloucester can only dream of these heights now, picking up where they left off, much to northampton�*s benefit. but a returning heinz means... gloucester are kept ahead. 12 minutes in three tries later, the game was up. there is a and sean eldon dorothy crossed twice in a 31 — 26 wh

champions exeter got themselves a much needed win, 21—17 at worcester and gloucester pushed northamptonint. that finished 31—26 to saints ben croucher reports. the waiting was finally over after a rare pause, things are tightly packed and again. having lost their last two, he breaks into the extra grid. he and the ball and under there. in the backs and wings where stuart hogg is best. the move started by him was finished by ian whitten and when devoto broke three to score a third try, it seemed the champions are back in form, but stay so high in the tackle, get brought back to earth. logic suggested play it safe, but when woodburn tried to crawl his way out of trouble, duncan weir was waiting at the deficit was just a four. the chiefs kept a tight for the final half an hour to cling on to the win and climb to second. such heady heights, gloucester can only battery mother right now, picking up where they left much to northampton�*s benefit —— gloucester can only dream of a right now. 12 minutes and three tries later, the game was up. a30 1—26 when for the saints, glossary 30 premiership

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dr barrett our senior clinical lecturer at the exeter university medical school thank you very much for your time thank you. i was being called the largest digital migration in history millions of users are abandoning what's up over new terms to share data with parent company facebook after a public backlash the company did say it would delay the move until may but its reputation has already been down there and even global leaders announced which ing to print their privacy centric rivals such as telegram looking at the transistor dimitri puck. moving to greener pastures has been one of the key drivers of humanity's survival but if in the past people fled from war dictators and natural disasters today we're witnessing a very 21st century style of mass migration the already massive influx of new users to telegram has only accelerated we may be witnessing the largest digital migration in human history millions have recently chosen to ditch the old new media as messengers and move to even newer ones like telegram or signal and there are 2 big bug bears behind the exodus privacy is the big o

that would affect both exeter chiefs and bristol bears, who met in the premiership today.e champions, as they won 20—7 to move to the top of the table. the welsh national went ahead two weeks later than scheduled. chepstow racecourse was waterlogged over christmas, and today's race was in doubt because of the freezing conditions, but 18 runners went to post, and the heavy favourite, the welsh trained secret reprive, came home three lengths clear under jockey adam wedge, who had fallen in two earlier races. lots more on the bbc sport website, including the news that the world number one, judd trump, will miss the masters snooker that starts tomorrow — he has tested positive for covid—19. reeta. thank you, 0lly. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. that's all from me. goodnight. jacob chansley, jacob cha nsley, lectern hello, this is bbc news. ten newborn babies have been killed in a fire, at a government hospital in the indian state of maharashtra. the infants were aged between a few days and three months and were being cared for at a neonatal

this was taken in the last hour in exeter on the river exe. notjust. in exeter on the river exe. sleet and snow across northern ireland, north—west england and south—west scotland. icy conditions, the rumble of thunder. but overall, less rain compared with yesterday. wet it later across the channel islands, across because the districts of scotland, more was no inland. for many, sunshine and showers, blustery across the uk, strongest in the north and east, making it feel distinctly cold. added winchell across the north and east of the country it makes it feel more like —2, —3 across northern england and east of scotland. winds will ease through the night, saying blustery, clear skies will dominate the further south you are and they will be frost and lots of ice to take us into tomorrow morning. full forecast for 8:45am.— forecast for 8:45am. thank you so much to think _ forecast for 8:45am. thank you so much to think about _ forecast for 8:45am. thank you so much to think about in _ forecast for 8:45am. thank you so much to think about in terms - forecast for 8:45am. thank you so

disciplinary panel found that his shout towards karl dickson during bristol's premiership match with exeterwarranted a red card. he won't be free to play again until 9th february, meaning he's out of england's game against scotland three days earlier. manchester united midfielder paul pogba's predicting a big moment in the title race when they take on liverpool this weekend. his winning goal in a 1—0 victory against burnley last night, means they leapfrog the champions and head to anfield on sunday as the outright leaders — a position they havent occupied at this stage of the season since united last won the title under sir alex ferguson. before last night's matches players were again reminded of avoiding handshakes and hugs while celebrating. amid growing concerns elite football could be stopped. elsewhere everton beat wolves, whilst at the other end bottom of the table sheffield united won their first league game of the season. billy sharpe's penalty securing a 1—0 win over newcastle, cue more celebrations. this happened after the premier league had written to clubs stressing the need to

and coming up on sportsday in the next 15 minutes on bbc news, as exeter chiefs report more covid casesning and match days to try to keep the league going. president trump has addressed supporters outside the white house and vowed to fight on, saying he will never concede the presidential election. it comes as the democrats look set to take control of the us senate, as results come in from elections for two seats in georgia. meanwhile, lawmakers in washington are about to confirm joe biden as the next us president but a number of republican politicians say they'll formally object. 0ur north america editor jon sopel reports. if this is democracy‘s peaceful transfer of power, it doesn't feel much like it. angry trump supporters clashing with police in the nation's capital last night. tens of thousands are descending on washington at the president's request for a day he has promised will be wild. the national guard has been called in. the fox news decision desk can now project that georgia democrat raphael warnock will unseat republican senator kelly loeffler... 0vernight, more bad news as

laughter jon kay, bbc news, exeter. and a happy birthday from all of us.cloud which has been pouring down all day across northern ireland, parts of england and wales and a reminder that by thursday some areas of the high ground, wales, the peaks on the pennines could pick up over 150 millimetres of rain and the amber warning across these areas, these are the most sensitive areas because rivers are running at high levels and that was before the rain even began to fall, but things will continue to deteriorate as we go through the night with further outbreaks of persistent, heavy rain pushing on across wales and the rain getting heavier over the night. some snow mixed in across the high ground in northern

to 1st for demanding the release of the child kremlin critic at exeter valley his wife is among those arrested. let it from me and the team here in berlin dog film is up next a state change the not coming back with more headlines at the top of the hour until then you can always stay up to date on our website at www dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram activity news i can be found at rebecca written on c.b.c. . and you hear me know yes we don't need you and i last years german chancellor i will bring you i'm going to a math course as you've never heard her before surprised yourself with what a disposable christmas called really what moves out on top of people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from eccles lifestyle. the obesity epidemic is the most important international health problem. let me doug i mean by 2030 half the world would be obese or overweight this is a disaster. manmade tragedy. earlier in my life. i thought that my weight was all my fault. i felt like a failure. and. frankly unworthy. and i took me a while to really start questi

there was a real shock in rugby union's premiership, with reigning champions exeter chiefs beaten forr resting six of their international players. with the don of 2021, a refreshing mix toa with the don of 2021, a refreshing mix to a familiar tale. they had to look at for weaknesses. keep looking and wasps found one. even in plain sight, the reigning champion still could not stop him. ajob well done with three more tries to inflict the first defeat of the season but not enough to knock them from top spot. at the other and, from ten points down, a great comeback and a frustrating finish for gloucester. one taking an out on the water carrier. many in gloucester starting the new year rock bottom. just some handbags there. edinburgh narrowly got the better of glasgow warriors in their pro 1a game at murrayfield, to take the 1872 cup. it was a really tight match and it was scoreless for over an hour, before jaco van der walt got edinburgh's first points on the board. a few minutes later they extended their lead, when magnus bradbury crossed the line. glasgow got a late try but edinburgh he

that's back to back defeats for european champions exeter, who drop to third in the table.am williams could miss wales' opening game of the six nations after he was sent off in scarlets' pr014 defeat by cardiff blues. he was shown a straight red for his dangerous entry into a ruck. cardiff overcame some spirited resistance, tomos williams' try and two jarrod evans penalties securing a 29—20 victory. the masters snooker gets underway today in milton keynes — but the world number one will not be there. judd trump has tested positive for covid—19, so he's had to pull out, along with jack lisowski, he also returned a positive result. their places go to substitutes who were in the tournament bubble. to tennis now. britain's kyle edmund has been forced to pull out of next month's australian open, due to a persistent knee injury. since the sport returned after lockdown, edmund has won only one of the seven matches he's played. he said his knee was "not quite ready" and he hoped to be back competing soon. now, there was a win for the home favourite in the rearranged welsh grand nat

disciplinary panel found that his shout towards karl dickson during bristol's premiership match with exeterok him to a sixth world title in august by levelling things up, and then clinching the deciding frame in a high quality match in milton keynes. ijust had to keep hanging in there. you never know until it is over. just try to stay, use that were positive, i don't like that word, you have to do if you things to get positive if that makes sense. ijust went back to my mindset and it got me in the zone and i still make mistakes but i felt like i was hoping to respond a bit quicker. there's a new name to look out for in the main draw at next month's australian open — britain's franjones, who's come through qualifying to reach herfirst grand slam. the 20—year—old from bradford beat china's lu jiajing. losing just one game on the way, coming through three matches in total, to reach the main draw. what's even more remarkable, she was born with a rare gentic condition — which means she only has three fingers and a thumb on each hand. and plays with a lighter racket and smaller grip. and england

grater and barry teaches photography in exeter in the southwest in england. but he's more interested in the process than in the flashes themselves. so he builds his own cameras with all possible and impossible materials. today a camera made of cheese. one thing i like to do. is kind of play with people's preconceptions an understanding of what cameron is and what it can do. when you make a camera of a block of something that people don't usually expect they respond. to the camera so obviously in a different way but also the pictures that you take whether. it's trying to make easy to build the camera like this but it's not so easy on the net. a frame for the light sensitive paper is screwed to one side of the hunted up block of cheese and twisted into the of assigned and one of. the light passes through the lens and hits the photographic paper which can then be developed. it works stressed out. after just 2 hours of slicing and putting the cheese cameras ready for a time to session brendan barry uses old polaroid film develops itself. 3. the fillmore users out

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the near empty street of exeter tonight speak of a cd country trying its best to get through this oneiam: back here in the u.s., the virus' spread is especialln bad in southlifornia. nearly one of every five people who is tested in los angeles county is positive. a record 74,000-plus new cases were recorded around the state yesterday. the death toll -- for just one day -- was nearing 400. because of this, hospitals are running short of crucial supplies, like oxygen. we are joined again by dr. christina ghal she's the director of health services for los angeles county. very good to have you back on the newshour.me the last e spoke to you with christmas day and you said at the times that hospitre nearing capacity back then. it sounds like it's gotten a lot worse since then. can you give us a sense of what days?appened in the last 10 >> thank you for having me. ethe past 10 days, have consistently see hospitals at on average 200 patients a day across los angeles county, and hospitalizations overall are at 8000. that means just over half of the hospital beds are filled with patients or pa

the near empty street of exeter tonight speaks of a city and countrtsy tryingest to get through this. >> brangham: back here in the u.s., the virus' spread is especally bad in southern california. nearly o of every five people who is tested in los angeles county is posive. a record 74,000-plus new cases were recorded around the state yesterday. and the death toll for just one day was nearin400. because of this, hospitals are running short of crucial supplies, like oxygen, and we're joined again by dr. christina ghaly. she's the director of health services for l.a. county. dr. ghaly, very good to have you back it's newshour. the last time we spoke to y was christmas day. and you said at the time that hospitals were neither capacity back then. it sounds liot it'sn a lot worse even since then. can you just give us a sense what's happened in the last 10 days or so? >> sure, thanks for having me. the past 10 days, we consistently seen hospitals add, on average, of about 200 patients a day across the distribution of los angeles county, and hospitallation ein county are at 8,000. that means