they got a goal at fulham. theirfirst also over. they got a goal at fulham. they got a goal at fulham. their first win in ten. let's have a look at some of those other results. anything jump out? aston villa were leading until the 75th minute, 1—0. it looked like a coveta ble 75th minute, 1—0. it looked like a covetable win. steve bruce has a lot of history there. peterborough fought back, with a 3—1victory. mansfield town grabbed a replay against cardiff city. they read a good draw for mansfield. they will ta ke good draw for mansfield. they will take cardiff back for a replay. if we have a look at these scorelines here, you notice that sheffield united are doing well in the championship. they beat its rich town. a big win for millwall as well, the 2004 finalists. qpr, a 1—0 loss against milton keynes. the last few results there. a big win for preston north end against wycombe, who have some fa cup history. yeovil town beating bradford city 2—0. yeovil town will be in the hat for the forefront. everyone will be looking at who they have for the fourth round.

fulham have got themselves into the playoff places with a 3 — 1win at struggling barnsley.e to their loss in the league cup semi—final with a 2—nil win at home to qpr. and wolves stretch their lead at the top with a 1—nil win at ipswich. fulham have got themselves into the playoff places with a win in the championship, blackpool‘s match against charlton had to be postponed because of a waterlogged pitch — a real shame because they had been set to pay their respects to a club legend. jimmy armfield, who died earlier this week. that didn't stop the fans, though. the former england captain died at the age of 82. fans who had been on their way to the game instead applauded in the street to pay their respects. he spent his entire career at blackpool before becoming a much respected broadcaster with bbc radio. there were also tributes at today's other fa cup ties. celtic are still 11 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership after they and aberdeen both won the dons beat kilmarnock 3—1 at home to move 3 points clear of rangers who face ross county tomorrow. leigh griffi

you like football statistics, west ham have not lost a london derby at wembley, winners in 1975 v fulhamottenham, 2-0 1980, and also against tottenham, 2—0 down at ht, eventually winning 3-2. 2—0 down at ht, eventually winning 3—2. you can get the game on five live. west brom manager alan pardew does not believe jake livermore will face action from the fa over a confrontation with a fan during his side's 2—1 loss to west ham at the london stadium. livermore was reacting to comments about the death of his infant son in 2014. pardew say he will be available to play this weekend in the fa cup. by by think anyone who has been through the trauma, we know that the impact is massive. i cannot possibly reflect on that. the incident is what it was. i think the football association and everybody else are understanding of the situation. it is in the hands of west ham. i think or poorly they are going to deal with this situation. i have got no concern about his playing ability, he was hot by the situation as you would imagine. and the media have been very supportive of him. i think he has got that c

fulham beat ipswich 4—1 while birmingham move off the bottom of the table with a 2—0 win over readingrehab for a long term hip injury "demoralising" after pulling out of the brisbane international ahead of his first match this week. the former world number one hasn't played competitively sincejuly, and admits he's considering having surgery. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. this instagram post gives us a real insight into how he is feeling, and how traumatised he has been by the whole experience. this inability to do what he loves most which is competing against the best players in the world on a tennis court. his frustration is the advice that he was given seems to have been very much that rehab is his best option and he always worked incredibly hard at making sure he's done all he can in his power to recover as quickly as possible but once he's put it to the test against other top players in the world here this week, he has so in the world here this week, he has so far realised even the best part of six months rest hasn't got his hip to where it needs to be. therefore

detectives investigating an assault in fulham, in which two men were sprayed with ammonia as they sat to speak to in connection with what happened. the attack happened on new year's eve, with one of the victims being taken to hospital for facial burns. bailiffs employed to collect unpaid council tax are being scrapped in one london borough, which says it is taking a more ethical approach to unpaid bills. it comes after bailiffs were called upon 200,000 times last year by cash—strapped councils across london looking to get what is owed to them by residents. the idea of getting rid of bailiffs has led to warnings that debts to the council will nowjust rise, but the authority believes it is doing the right thing. ifafamily if a family is trying to keep the bailiffs away, and then prioritises the bill the council collect, they then might miss their rental payment, and then you are left with a homeless family being traumatised, but then resenting the public sector with a huge bill in terms of rehousing, and all the other impact that come with that. and you can see more on the story tonight

snvm at hammersmith and fulham council they've begun to wonder if bankrupting seizure of homes and useey claim bailiffs only recover 30% of council tax debt and are getting rid of them from april. ifafamily are getting rid of them from april. if a family is trying to keep the bailiffs away and prioritises the bill for council tax, they then might miss their rental payment and then you're level with a homeless family being traumatised. but then presenting the public sector with a huge bill in terms of housing and the problems with homelessness. first credit are in charge of hammersmith's ethical new debt collection. we don't add any interest or charges... like tv money advisors, they set up a payment plan. we would never look to pursue any bailiffs... i'm hoping for hammersmith they will end up with the same amount of money collected or more, which they can get back to the residents. i'm already seeing on cases they've given up on, i'm already collecting money on the cases they'd given up on. i know that will give them more money back for their residents, which is a win—win. for their r

we mentioned fulham just losing to southampton, losing that losing run. that losing run. milton keynes dons beating 0pr.i stat about qpr, that is now a0 9/3—round defeat in the history. that is a joint worst record with plymouth argyle. that is a stat of the day. yeovil town, we have to mention them. a lot of people have their eyes on them in the third round draw because they are from league two. liverpool beat everton in the cup. the fa going to investigate that incident between the two players. a very angry exchange. the referee was forced to intervene. neither player was booked at the time was the bid was mentioned in the match report. the fa will investigate to see what caused that flash point. liverpool say they will incorporate with any investigation. some breaking news in the last hour or so. this tract on all last summer, felipe coutinho, it didn't happen for 118 million. we understand it will now happen for 1a2 million. understand it will now happen for 142 million. a huge blow for liverpool to lose him in mid—season. he will go to barcelona, but

around, you cannot have redevelopment and reconstruction if you will never get back that large was fulham population. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... emmerson mnangagwa says he's committed to free and fair elections in zimbabwe. he's been speaking to the bbc in his first television interview since taking power. also ahead on the programme... a three—year long goodbye. elton john announces this retirement plans and intends to spend time with this family. the people of saigon have just heard that, at last, there is to be a ceasefire. the reaction of american servicemen was predictable. i'm going home. demonstrators waiting for mike gatting and his rebel cricket team were attacked with tear gas and set upon by police dogs. anti—apartheid campaigners say they will carry on the protests throughout the tour. they called him the butcher of lyon. klaus altmann is being held on a fraud charge in bolivia. but the west germans want to extradite him for crimes committed in wartime france. there, he was the gestapo chief klaus barbie. millions came to bathe as clo

fulham, dear. will you see me home? of course.an, the hapless sidekick of cooperman. russ abbot himself has described her as "a woman of immense warmth and generosity", and herformer co—star les dennis has called her "a lovely friend" joining me now is the actor, vicki michelle, best known for her role in allo allo, but also has fond memories of working with bella emberg. when did you work with bella emberg and what are your memories?” when did you work with bella emberg and what are your memories? i have seen a lot at the heritage foundation, in recent years, and she'll rescind really well, so this isa she'll rescind really well, so this is a real shock. i work with her for the first time with the les dawson —— so the first time with the les dawson —— so this is a real shock. she had to hit in round the head with a handbag and he said, ok, go for it, just before we do the take, so i can gauge what you are going to do. well, she hit him so hard, with his handbag, he fell off the seat. when it came to shooting the actual scene you

fulham thrashed bottom of the table burton 6—0, to maintain their push for promotion. under the guidance of manager chris coleman, gave their hopes of survival a boost, with victory over hull. ryan christie sccored twice for aberdeen as they eased their way into the fifth round of the scottish cup with a 4—1win over championship side st mirren. adam rooney opened the scoring from the spot before christie's double gave them a 3—1 lead at half time. then the goal of the game came two minutes into the second half. gary mackay—steven's outstanding effort to seal their place in tomorrow's fifth round draw. dundee united are also through, knocking out alloa. ayr united comfortably beat league 1 rivals arbroath. celtic beat the championship's bottom side 5—0. inverness earned a replay with top—flight dundee. result of the day came from brora rangers who reached the last 16 of the cup for the first time with a 1—0 win over east fife. motherwell won the lanarkshire derby beating local rivals hamilton. quite a view of those sides are part—time in the scottish cup, even braking w

hammersmith and fulham council is denying claims it was warned that two 1960s tower blocks were potentialrdens now patrol constantly, are wild and outdated. but david adler, the borough's former chief structural engineer, says his concerns were outlined in a memo, and after visiting one of the estates he warned about, says the structural issues now exposed show that little has changed. if the walls are not tied into the flaws, then there are gaps enabling smoke to get through, unfortunately. —— floors. councillors in southwark have voted not to accept controversial new plans to regenerate part of elephant and castle in south london. the proposals would have meant the areas famous shopping centre would have been demolished to make way for around 1,000 new homes and a new campus for the london college of communication. but councillors felt the plans didn't include enough rented social housing. there will be another meeting in two weeks, but in the meantime campaigners say it's too early to celebrate. the local authority's planning committee voted not to accept the proposals from the develop

fulham palace road remains closed southbound at yeldham road. of sunshine around but today unfortunately we are back to the grey, cloudy weather. a bit of mist and merc around this morning as well as early rain in the thames estuary. —— murk. not too chilly to start off today, temperatures around five or six celsius. an awful lot of cloud around some hill fog as well. you may well see spots visible through the thickness of the cloud, otherwise a dry but rather grey. temperature seven or eight celsius. there will be very little change overnight tonight. we are going to keep those misty and murky conditions, particularly over the higher ground. i suspect the winds will stay light. again, it is going to be very grey. plenty of low cloud around. out in the west you stand a greater chance of seeing a bit of brightness. over the course of the weekend will stay cloudy with a few spots of drizzle at times. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now, though, it's back to nag

of the national education union and daphne aikens, who is chief executive of the hammersmith and fulhamyear—old daughter doesn't qualify for free school meals. welcome, all of you and thank you for them and on the programme. charlotte, do you think all primary school children in england and wales should receive free school meals? absolutely i do. being poor and suffering from fall poverty does not end after year two. it has just come out yesterday, 25 constituencies are suffering levels of at least 40% of their children living in poverty. it is awful. children are going hungry. i put the question that, it does need to continue. and i would also beg the question that it needs to continue into secondary education as well... i hear what you're saying, tell me why it is a good use of taxpayers' money to provide free school dinners for all state school children in england and wales when some parents can afford to pay for it? well, we have got a big problem with discrimination in this country. i remember being on free school meals at school and i remember feeling disc related against and alie