while gloucester stay bottom after a 31—26 defeat by northampton. nesta mcgregor has the details.d 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, gloucester unwatchable for some, that is now three months without a victory. nesta mcgregor, bbc news. en

such heady heights, gloucester can only battery mother right now, picking up where they left much toa right now. 12 minutes and three tries later, the game was up. a30 1—26 when for the saints, glossary 30 premiership game was up. a301—26 when for the saints, glossary 30 premiership win since november and they might be playing again, but for some, the weighting goes on. there is one match in the pro 14, scarlets taking on leinster. this fixture was postponed in december because of covid they�*ve only been playing about 15 minutes at parc y scarlets. leinster prop tadgh furlong makes his return after almost a year out with injury. let�*s have a quick look at some of the other headlines. an eagle on the final hole has given paul casey a one shot lead going into the final round of the dubai desert classic. a fantastic round of 64. he leads by one from scotland�*s robert macintyre. shishkin cruised to victory in the lightning novices�* chase at doncaster today — trained by nicky henderson, he�*s hailed as one of the best young jumpers this century and is now firm favourite for the arkle

gloucester are kept ahead. 12 minutes in three tries later, the game was up. in a 31 — 26 when without a premiership win since november, they everything again, but for some, the waiting goes on. we also have some pro 1a games. we will bring you the details and are 7:45pm sports day. let's have a quick look at some of the other headlines. an eagle on the final hole has given paul casey a one shot lead going into the final round of the dubai desert classic. he went round in 64 to lead from scotland's robert macintyre. shiskin cruised to victory in the lightning novices' chase at doncaster today — trained by nicky henderson, trained by nicky henderson, he's hailed as one of the best young jumpers this century and is now firm favourite for the arkle at the cheltenham festival in march. 30,000 tennis fans will be allowed to attend next month's australian open every day. the figure will reduced to 25,000 in the second week. that's about 50% capacity. it's been a good day for england's james vince in australia. an unbeaten 98 helped sydney sixers reach the big bash l

from ten points down, it was quite the comeback and a frustrating finish for gloucester.ving 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 from glasgow to secure their third league win this season, 10 points to 7 it finished at murrayfield. there's more on the bbc sport website including the latest from the world darts championship semi—finals at alexandra palace in london. it will be gerwyn price against gary anderson or dave chisnall in tomorrow's final. that is all for now. that's it. a quick reminder that the prime minister will be on the andrew marr show tomorrow morning, that's at 9 o'clock. but from me and the rest of the team, have a very good night. this is bbc news with clive myrie. more now on the increased pressure on the government to keep schools across england closed for at least two

sale ended their run of three straight defeats by beating bottom—of—the—table gloucester, 22—19. the 78th minute whenjosh beaumont scored their only try of the match. edinburgh beat glasgow 10—7 in the pro 1a. a tight match remanied scoreless for over an hour before jaco van der walt got edinburgh's first points on the board. a few minutes later the home side extended their lead, when magnus bradbury crossed the line. glasgow got a late try but 10—7 to edinburgh it finished elsewhere in the pro 1a. ulster survived a late fightback by munster, to maintain their 100% win record in pool a. ulster with a 15—10 victory. and zebre beat bennetton by 24—15 earlier on. england's cricketers are heading to sri lanka, for their two—test series, which starts on the 14th . and there's been a really impressive performance from one player not involved in the tour. dawid malan, the world's best t20 batsman, steered hobart hurricanes to victory in australia's big bash league, he top—scored with 75, as they set melbourne stars a target of 165. and the visitors fell 21 runs short. the big race of th

november, curtis rona with the pick of them as they move up to eighth, ten points clear of bottom side gloucesterequins at wasps, who had won their last five. five different quins try—scorers inclduing this breakaway from james lang and a penalty try as they won 49—17 at the ricoh arena. let's stay with rugby union because australia could step in to host the british and irish lions series against the springboks. this summer's tour is in serious doubt because of the covid situation in south africa. i asked our rugby union correspondent, chrisjones, about how serious the offer is from rugby australia. up up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play in south africa behind closed doors or with very limited crowds. or to have it appear in the uk and ireland, either to have it behind closed doors or with limited crowds. as we know, australia have been hosting a big sporting events over the course of the covid crisis, and are preparing to welcome 30,000 spectators for the australian open, so they are looking to use this. they have offered to step in and toast th

they comfortably saw off struggling gloucester 22—10 at kingston park, george mcguigan burrowing over 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 in today's devastating display, ending with four wickets for just 29 runs. it wasn't just the bowling attack that had left the tourists reeling. the fielding was pretty spectacular too. josh hazlewood's the pick of three run outs that helped the hosts move into a commanding position. josh's... has run out. especially... seemingly out of nowhere. i thought the attitude was fantastic. you had everyone driving around in the outfield and... you know, they weighed in, taking the balls to the body and close, so a really good team effort today. in reply

they take on gloucester tomorrow, and james burridge has been given exclusive access as they prepareursday seven a:m., thursday morning, and northampton players arrive for their fourth covid—i9 test this week come ahead of their first game since boxing day. with games and competitions cancelled because of covid, measures at clubs like these have become even stricter. the incidence of— have become even stricter. tue: incidence of endgame transmission across the league has been really quite low and as everybody else learns about this virus and how we do to, what is controllable are the interactions between players of staff within the training environment that need to be addressed to reduce that risk as a whole and still be able to prepare the players physically to go out and play on the weekend. but the players physically to go out and play on the weekend.— play on the weekend. but it should bi est play on the weekend. but it should biggest worry? _ play on the weekend. but it should biggest worry? what _ play on the weekend. but it should biggest worry? what keeps - play on the weeken

curtis rona with the pick of them as they move up to 8th, 10 points clear of bottom side gloucester.asps who had won their last five. five different quins try scorers inclduing this breakaway from james lang and a penalty try as they won 49—17 at the ricoh arena. let's stay with rugby union, because australia could step in to host the british and irish lions series against the springboks. this summer's tour is in serious doubt because of the covid situation in south africa. let's speak to our rugby union correspondent chris jones, evening. i had heard about this a contingency to switch the tour to take place in the uk and ireland. but this is quite a novel one? yes. but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary _ but this is quite a novel one? yes, an extraordinary development. as you say, up _ an extraordinary development. as you say. up until— an extraordinary development. as you say, up until this weekend, we all thought— say, up until this weekend, we all thought the two realistic contingency plans were to play it in south _ contingency plans were to play it in south afric

they're behind newcastle falcons, who comfortably saw off bottom side gloucester 22—10 — george mcguigan 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 gets underway today in milton keynes — without world number onejudd trump, who tested positive for coronavir

sale ended their run of three straight defeats by beating bottom of the table gloucester 22 points toh 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 blow. in the early hours of this morning, campbell was beaten on a technical knockout by the rising american star ryan garcia in a gripping lightweight fight in dallas. campell, the olympic champion from london 2012, —— campbell, the olympic champion from london 2012, landed a left hook in round two to floor garcia. but he recovered — and he was th

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for the 2nd was following up on the observations of the people who get the vaccinations and of gloucester ending was an. correspondent. for us there in delhi really appreciate it misha thank you. taking a look now at some other international stories french police have been recording the details of revelers leaving an illegal new year's eve party in the western region of brittany some 2 and a half 1000 people from france and abroad attended the rave it was held in violation of a nationwide curfew and ban on gatherings and continued until saturday morning. for the 1st time since donald trump took office republican and democratic senators have overridden a presidential veto more than 2 thirds of the chamber passed a major defense bill to which trump had objected that means the bill will pass into law on walking more than $700000000000.00 worth of military spending. ruling party candidate mohamed zoom has won the 1st round of presidential elections in the west african nation. but the electoral commission says he will have to face the country's former president in a run off on february 20th th

and that is behind newcastle falcons, who comfortably saw off bottom side gloucester 22—10.s' 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 national. secret reprieve, ridden by adam wedge and trained by welshman evan williams, eased to v

many in gloucester starting the new year rock bottom. just some handbags there.. 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. two—time world champion gary ‘the flying scotsman' anderson will play gerwyn ‘the iceman' price in this evening's world darts championship final at alexandra palace. scotsman anderson beat dave chisnall by six sets to three to secure his fifth world championship final, where he will take on welshman price after he beat stephen bunting 6—4. do you know, the first price, half £1 million, not bad. they are working really hard to keep the atmosphere without spectators. and no alcohol either, the singing song with the old alcohol. there is more hand gel. and my work in the pyrotechnics. it looks fantastic. let's have a quick look at pictures of the weather. a bit o

elsewhere, gloucester stay bottom after losing to northampton.o every tournament this year carries extra significance for european golfers. paul casey leads going into this morning's final round at the dubai desert classic. a magnificent setting in the uae, too, and an equally impressive finish from casey, eagling the final hole to take a one shot lead into round four, ahead of scotland's robert macintyre. so here's hoping to make his ryder cup debut, as well. all eyes, for us, anyway, on the european players and how they are doing on the tour. looking ahead to the announcement of the riders that ryder cup teams later this year.— we are going to talk about the holocaust. we will talk about that some more in a minute, because we are going to speak to them a little later in the programme. and it is a story, of course, how one chance meeting helped herjewish family escape horrors of the holocaust. frank and annie kessler and their young son harry were fleeing nazi persecution when they were taken in by a family in chester. now harry's daughter liz k

last question from jim davis in gloucester, can we still be viewing some properties as we are looking and once lockdown is released possibly in february time then start to pursue it. if you are already in the middle of those viewings it is legal according to the guidance to continue pursuing that. i would advocate for wearing facemasks at all time though. there are very strict guidelines as to how estate agents and clients have to behave. we are out of time. a great pleasure to talk to you both and thank you for your time. and coming up at half past eight we'll have another your questions answered session, where we'll be answering your questions about the latest restrictions. so, hopes of a happy new year didn't last long — within days of the start of 2021 millions of people are being told to stay at home. it's to ease the pressure on the nhs — but what effect are the latest restrictions having on our mental health? with limited access to friends and family — and even work colleagues — how are we coping under lockdown? green space or urban setting, the cloak of human hibernation has c

has been a lifeline not just universal credit, and that has been a lifeline notjust the people of gloucesterrstand the point that he makes, we will of course keep this under review. the prime minister will have heard across the house they concern or 3 million to taxpayers who have been excluded from support since march last year. they have had a terrible christmas and new year egg and i looking at another three months with no support. it is no surprise that they thought about the chancellor's 92nd financial statement fit like a kick in the teeth for those people with nothing. —— 90 second. does he agree the extruded important enough to get their own statements, and when above their own statements, and when above the chancellor becoming to this house to deliver it so that those taxpayers do not feel they are completely abandoned by this prime minister? with great respect, i don't think she could accuse my honourable friend the chancellor of not keeping the house informed. he will be using the earliest opportunity he can to update her and the rest of the house about the massive package of econ