good arsenal rescue this ina wenger stressed. good arsenal rescue this in a second—half?at a fantastic strike from aaron ramsey! first goal of the season! arsenal we re first goal of the season! arsenal were in the ascendancy. mustafi tested the arms of chris maxwell. 0livier giroud beat them. the offside trap, he could not. he tried again. no doubting the legality of this fun or the timing. the aged minute breaking the dreams of preston of a replay. they might not be the invincible is any more but the current arsenal side just do not know when they are beaten. holders manchester united won the first cup game of the day, beating reading a—nil and their first goal came from wayne rooney. and it equalled the record held for 44 years by sir bobby charlton — 249 goals for the club. anthony martial was also on the scoresheet, and two more goals from marcus rashford sealed the win. a proud moment. to do so at such a massive club as man united. i'm hugely honoured to be able to play for this football club. but to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby, i really proud momen

we arrive at arsenal in a good moment, and in good shape.e are in a situation where you can be sure that we will be tough in the game. we need to be able to focus in our game, but we will be tough for chelsea but it will be tough for us. and the football keeps on coming today — there are six premier league matches, starting with the champions leicester who face middlesbrough in the lunchtime kick—off. liverpool, could trim the gap on leaders chelsea to three points if they beat sunderland. we played already with those two together, it is an opportunity already but actually, i do not want to give david moyes any information about our line—up! johanna konta is through to round

good morning. in sport, arsenal forward 0livier giroud produces one of the goals of the season, an incredible scorpion

good morning. in sport, arsenal forward olivier giroud produces one of the goals of the season, an incredible scorpion win over crystal palace to help his side move up to third in the premier league. she was given a 1% chance of survival after a devastating motorbike accident, but now commonwealthjudo star stephanie inglis tells breakfast she's determined to win another medal for her country. and matt has the weather. good morning. it is a frosty and icy start. view, but if you delete your new yea rs start. view, but if you delete your new years walk yesterday because of the rain today is the day to get out is -- the rain today is the day to get out is —— get outdoors. good morning. first, our main story. rail fares across england, wales and scotland will rise today, with passengers facing an average increase of more than 2%. public transport campaigners say the fare rises are "another kick in the teeth for long—suffering rail passengers". but the transport secretary, chris grayling, said the government was delivering the biggest rail modernisation programme for more than a century. here's our transpo

good morning. in sport, arsenal forward olivier giroud produces one of the goals of the season, an incredible scorpion win over crystal palace, to help his side move up to third in the premier league. grrr. getting a taste of the action in one of britain's fastest—growing industries, our technology correspondent explores what the new year might bring in the world of gaming. and answering our call of duty is matt. thank you. while it is cold and icy for some this morning, if you delete your new years walk yesterday with the rain, you don't need to today, it is looking good, lots of sunshine around. thank you. plenty from matt and john through the morning. we start the first bank holiday 2017 our main story. rail fares across england, wales and scotland will rise today, with passengers facing an average increase of more than 2%. public transport campaigners say the fare rises are "another kick in the teeth for long—suffering rail passengers". but the transport secretary, chris grayling, said the government was delivering the biggest rail modernisation programme for more than a century. here's our transp

we arrive at arsenal in a good moment, and in good shape.tough in the game. we need to be able to focus in our game, but we will be tough for chelsea but it will be tough for us. and the football keeps on coming today — there are six premier league matches, starting with the champions leicester who face middlesbrough in the lunchtime kick—off. liverpool, could trim the gap on leaders chelsea to three points if they beat sunderland. we played already with those two together, it is an opportunity already but actually, i do not want to give david moyes any information about our line—up! johanna konta is through to round two of the shenzhen open after beating turkey's cagla buyukakcay in straight sets. the british number one won 6—2, 6—0 in china in what was herfirst match since her split with former coach esteban carril last month. konta starts the year ranked number ten in the world. and a good start for british number two kyle edmund at the brisbane international too. he's through to the second round after a straight set win over ernesto esco

at the top of the table to 8 points, and match arsenal's top—division record for successive wins, spread over two seasons in 2002. for sure, totten is a goodeam, a very strong team —— tottenham. for this reason it is important to try to continue our run. it is a reasonable opportunity for us to try and stop them and try and use the 95p~ and stop them and try and use the gap. it is important, it is important for the premier league and for us to try to win and tried to stop them. our challenge is to be in the top four. leicester and england centre manu tuilagi will be out

one good deal would be on the nuclear arsenal, but what cost? some fear easing sanctions on russia. this echoes the famous reykjavik encounter between reagan and gorbachev 30 years ago. the summit may have failed but it did open the way for the eventual arms reduction. u.s.he man tipped as ambassador to the eu says history can be repeated. >> i think there will be a summit in reykjavÍk even, which is quite interesting, not unlike the summit between reagan and gorbachev decades ago, where people were equally pessimistic and yet what resulted? frankly, the end of the cold war. we need an end to this cold war. james: but nato remains worried. donald trump is calling the western military alliance obsolete. what does that mean for america's new deployment of heavy armor to poland? could it be reversed? french president hollande expressed his frustration. nde: europe will always be ready to pursue thessalonica cooperation but it phone --etermined by it's own rallies. james: those staging the inauguration may be engaged in reversals, but were leaders are concerned about the real president

left in the fa cup, sutton united of the national league, will host the 12—time winners arsenal in the last 16. good. a state visit to britain later this year by president trump will go ahead, despite mounting opposition. an online petition objecting to the visit has now attracted more than 1.5 million names, and there've been demonstrations in several cities this evening. the row was prompted by mr trump's decision to ban entry to the us for people from seven mainly—muslim countries. the ban does not affect any british passport holders, according to the foreign office. our north america editorjon sopel reports on the growing chorus of criticism in america. in 21st—century america, it is airports that are the gateway to this nation of immigrants. but that changed this weekend amid scenes of chaos, anger and anxiety. people who thought they had a right to come are suddenly not welcome. families separated. it was emotionally exhausting, not just for separated. it was emotionally exhausting, notjust for those directly affected. this is chuck schumer, the leader of the democrats in the senate. this exec

arsenal dominating the match. alex away by getting the second. but olivier giroud's strike was the day's talking point. i thinki needed a goodp to score this goal. so, yeah, thank god i was a bit lucky. but it was the only thing i could do, you know. the ball was behind me and i tried to hit it from the backheel. i must say i was bowled over with what a great strike. you know, everyone from bergkamp, all of the players that we had, they all scored. you remember all of them for the top quality. these were special goals. this one

arsenal in third position. they are at sunderland tonight. guy mowbray is at the stadium of light. goodich sums up the months sunderland have had. yet to win in 2017. they've only gained one point. and they have come out of the fa cup, as well. the point came against liverpool. there is always a feeling that sunderland are the kind of tea m feeling that sunderland are the kind of team to raise themselves significantly when the bigger boys of the premier league come to town. are there any players coming into sunderland? are there any players coming into sunderland ? doesn't look like it. there have been reports of jay rodriguez and leonardo ulloa. but they've all been rejected. it looks like they will have do rely on the old everton boys.

one good deal could involve reducing both sides' nuclear arsenals, but at what cost?easing sanctions against russia. there's talk of an early summer in iceland's capital, echoing the famous reykjavik encounter between reagan and gorbachev 30 years ago. that some it may have failed but it did open the way for arms reduction. now mr trump's pic for arms ambassador to the eu says history can be repeated. i think there will be a summit in reykjavik even, which is quite interesting. not unlike the summit between reagan and gorbachev some decades ago where people were equally pessimistic and yet what resulted, frankly the end of the cold war. and we need an end to this cold war. and we need an end to this cold war. and we need an end to this cold war. but nato remains worried. donald trump is still calling the western military alliance obsolete. so what could that mean for america's new deployment of heavy armour to poland to deter any russian threat? could it be reversed? russian threat? could it be reversed ? tonight france's russian threat? could it be reversed? tonight

arsenal are at bournemouth tomorrow. looks like united are going to win, but that would see them still staying in sixth because tottenham have a gooddifference. they face chelsea on wednesday. at the bottom of the table, a good result for sunderland,

one good deal could involve reducing both sides' nuclear arsenals, but at what cost?tions against russia. there's talk of an early summit in iceland's capital echoing the famous reykjavik encounter between reagan and gorbachev 30 years ago. that summit may have failed but it did open the way for eventual arms reduction. now the man tipped as trump's pic for ambassador to the eu says history can be repeated. trump's pic for ambassador to the eu says history can be repeatedlj think says history can be repeated.” think there will be a summit in rakitic which is quite interesting, not unlike the summit between reagan and gorbachev some decades ago where people were equally pessimistic and yet what resulted? frankly the end of the cold war. and we need an end to this cold war. donald trump is still calling the western military alliance of nato obsolete, so what could that mean for the new deployment of heavy armour to poland to deter any russian threat? could it be reversed ? to deter any russian threat? could it be reversed? francois hollande expressed his frustration. tr

good deals. for example, if russia reduced its nuclear arsenal, the u.s. could lift anti-russia sanctions. sergey mark qof, and analyst and spokesman for vladimir putin, told us linking the two issues makes no sense. so the offer of lifting of sanctions in return for reduction in nuclear weapons is a non-starter? >> absolutely not. it just wrong idea generally. >> reporter: trump also repeated that he thought nato was obsolete, but he didn't say if he will reverse the u.s. neighbor toe troop buildup in eastern europe right along russia's border. if he doesn't, warned markov, russia will have no choice but to respond. >> we will have to make our army more strong and specifically to make more strong our nuclear potential. >> reporter: so you would build up your nuclear arsenal rather than reducing it? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: sergey mark qof also told us he was sure there would be a face-to-face meeting between president vladimir putin and donald trump some time before the summer, scott. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer at the kremlin. liz, thank you. in his interviews with the eur

look, we all would like to see a better relationship with the country that has arsenal nuclear weapons and good influence around the world. we have common enemies like isis. but the fact is russia continues to take actions whether it's on the eastern border of ukraine, crimea, or what they have done in syria and other things in terms of human rights not consistent with our national security. we in ed to stand up to ensure we are not sending the wrong message to our allies and adversaries. >> so you already have this legislation, and you're going to put it forward. what if it passes the house and senate and then trump vetoes it? will you push for the override of the veto? >> yes, if it is legislation i agree with, of course i would. i think there's a good chance for the bipartisan leadership, there's a general house in the senate, that we need to ensure a clear message is sent. this is not imposing new sanctions but to make sure the existing sanctions stay in place. >> senator rob portman, thank you very being here. >>> coming up, the trump immigration ban is called shameful. mayor de blasio is

and a goal—of—the—season contender in a fatal hit—and—run crash. helps arsenal to victory at the emirates good. with new year revellers, another 69 people were wounded, four of them critically, in what istanbul's governor described as a "terrorist attack". a police manhunt is under way after the attacker left his gun before taking advantage of the chaos and escaping the scene. the shooting marks a bloody end to a year which has seen ankara and istanbul targeted by several attacks carried out by the so—called islamic state group and, separately, kurdish rebels. mark lowen reports from istanbul. and, separately, kurdish rebels. the mood was of celebration, and, separately, kurdish rebels. one of istanbul's top nightclubs, reina, counting down to 2017. five, four, three, two... reina, counting down to 2017. they expected a night ofjoy, a fresh start — not this. less than two hours into the new year, a gunman opened fire outside, into the new year, bullets ricocheting as he shot a policeman and a civilian. inside, his killing spree continued, turks and foreigners murdered, others jumping into the

arsenal in third position. they are at sunderland tonight. guy mowbray is at the stadium of light. good evening from a damp and dismal stadium of light, which sums up the months sunderland have had. yet to win in 2017. they've only gained one point. and they have come out of the fa cup, as well. the point came against liverpool. there is always a feeling that sunderland are the kind of tea m feeling that sunderland are the kind of team to raise themselves significantly when the bigger boys of the premier league come to town. are there any players coming into sunderland? are there any players coming into sunderland 7 doesn't look like it. there have been reports of jay rodriguez and leonardo ulloa. but they've all been rejected. it looks like they will have do rely on the old everton boys. joleon lescott is available to play if fit enough. for spurs the opposite is true, everything is going swimmingly for mauricio pochettino. unbeaten this year, nine games unbeaten in all competitions. mauricio pochettino is likely to go with the same team tonight which drew with manchester city in their

the bournemouth home form has been good, they have won five times here including against leicester, liverpool, but there will be without jack wilshire this evening. arsenalome others may be feeling the effects of the christmas schedule as well. another big game for the gunners as they try to keep pace with chelsea. you can keep across the action from all tonight‘s games — including stoke v watford — on 5 live final score, which is on the red button and the bbc sport website. there‘s also full commentary of bournemouth against arsenal on 5 live. west ham have confirmed they‘re appealing against the red card received by sofianne feghouli, against manchester united, in their 2—0 defeat yesterday. referee mike dean gave him a straight red after a collision with united defender philjones. west ham manager slaven bilic said jones "made a meal" of the tackle by the algerian. feghouli is the fifth player to be dismissed by dean in the premier league this season. the fa have contacted manchester city full—back bacary sagna, following a post on social media after yesterday‘s match against burnley which read "10 against 12". city were down to 10 men after captain f

good. he was not the only one ringing the changes. southampton made ten for their 5—0 defeat at arsenal.made seven. those choosing the premier league did the same, three of the top four clubs in the championship also coming to lower league sides. newcastle fans endured a nine hour round trip to see their side lose 3-0 to round trip to see their side lose 3—0 to oxford. but the manager back his decision to make ten changes to the starting team. we wanted to do well but it has to be with this squad, with the number playing in the championship, you cannot play two games a week at this level with this intensity. getting back into the premier league is his and newcastle's target and the same goes for brighton and leeds, but what of southern united, who beat garry monk's tim? they go into night's fifth round draw for the first time in the history and four than the competition still means something. from using the prize—money to fix a lea k from using the prize—money to fix a leak in the clubhouse or dream of lifting the trophy for rear —— for real. well, i'm delighted to bejoined now by somebo

coming up in sportsday on bbc news: arsene wenger is given a four—match touchline ban for his altercation with a premier league official against burnley last sunday. goodng. donald trump and theresa may have hailed a new era of relations between america and britain, after meeting at the white house. it's president trump's first talks there with any foreign leader since taking power. the prime minister told a news conference mr trump had given what she called his "100%" backing to nato, despite his recent comments that it's obsolete. she confirmed that the queen has invited president trump to make a state visit to britain this year, and that he has accepted. there was also talk of a future trade deal, but no detail. laura kuenssberg reports. everyone is paying attention. our prime minister, the first foreign leader to make their way, oh so carefully into the trump white house, the first foreign leader to ta ke house, the first foreign leader to take the risk and the opportunity to be greeted at the side door of 1600 pennsylvania ave. stepping into the lights. alongside the ringmaster of his own circus. today, the united states renews our deep bond with

good night! captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephen: after vladimir putin talked about building up russia's nuclear arsenaltrump tweeted this, the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes. when asked to clarify, mr. trump told a reporter, let bit an arms race, we will outmatch them at every pass and outlast them all. ♪ it's time to cover >> hey, kids, you don't need to worry about nuclear explosions when you know what to do, so go ahead! trump and cover! >> i'm not sure this is adequate protection. >> but that's just the

alexis sanchez‘s moody behaviour is labelled normal by his manager arsene wenger, despite rumours the player could be considering his future. goodfternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. young people are being left to fend for themselves when it comes to digital dangers such as bullying and grooming, according to the children's commissioner for england. anne longfield says children should be taught in school what they need to stay safe online. she also warned that children are frequently giving personal information away without knowing how their data will be used. here's our correspondent gillian hargreaves. look familiar? teenagers stuck to their mobile phones. millions are connected to their friends via social media but the children's commissioner says too many are allowed to roam in a cyber world with limited protection and regulation. the girls at this high school in warrington think there is a risk. teenagers don't know what they're signing up to. the important thing you need to know about setting up thing you need to know about setting upa thing you need to know about setting up a profile, you need to be talking about

good afternoon. time for the sport now. it could be a hugely important evening for arsenal, who travel to play bournemouth.‘s side will move them to within six points of leaders chelsea, who play tottenham tomorrow. wenger admits that it's been difficult for his players to keep the pressure on chelsea after their 13 successive league wins, but says his team have got to dig deep, starting with this evening's game. at the moment, chelsea wins every single game, they are comfortable up front. so we havejust single game, they are comfortable up front. so we have just a single game, they are comfortable up front. so we havejust a handgun single game, they are comfortable up front. so we have just a handgun and try to win our next game and hope that at some stage that the results turn in our favour. that at some stage that the results turn in ourfavour. but that at some stage that the results turn in our favour. but the only thing that we can do... in four game —— days we lost to mako games, that is the handicap today. also tonight, paul clement is likely to be watching from the stands as swansea city take on cr

arsenal stay fourth in the table. good morning. natural history museum prepares to dismantle dippy the diplodocus. after 100 years in the same spot, the dinosaur is going on tour. and carol has the weather. good morning. it isa it is a cloudy start for england and wales cricket board in with some drizzle. it will brighten up, though, particular central and eastern areas. a cold start for scotla nd eastern areas. a cold start for scotland and northern ireland with some clear skies. some sunshine, if you wintry showers but a keen wind down the north sea coast. more details on the weather in 15 minutes. thanks. good morning. first, our main story. britain's outgoing ambassador to the european union, sir ivan rogers, has strongly criticised the government's preparations for brexit. in his resignation letter he said he didn't know what ministers‘ negotiating objectives were and called on his colleagues to challenge what he called muddled thinking. our diplomatic correspondent, james landale, reports. sir ivan rogers has been britain's a

the blues have now equalled arsenal's record of 13 consecutive wins in a single season. and matt has the weather. good morning. 2017 opens up cold and sunny for the northern half of the uk. cloudy, wet and increasingly cold further south. details coming up in 15 minutes. good morning. first, our main story: at least 39 people have been killed, and many more injured, in an attack on a nightclub in the turkish city of istanbul. at least a dozen of the victims are known to be foreign nationals. the city's governor has said the gunman is still at large and has described him as a terrorist. sheref ishler reports. a new year celebration turns into a massacre in the largest city in turkey. this time targeting a popular nightclub around 1:15 local time. reina is located on the banks of the bosporus in istanbul. it was hosting hundreds of people for a new year celebration. at least one assailant, believed to have been dressed in a santa claus costume, randomly opened fire after shooting and killing the police officer at the door. media reports that some guests jumped into the cold waters of the bosporus to esc

good things. chelsea's winning run has come to an end. the english premier league leaders lost 2—nil at tottenham on wednesday night. chelsea had already matched arsenal'secord of 13—wins in a row when they beat stoke last week, but they were hoping to break that record with a 14th victory. it wasn't to be and spurs have this man to thank for the win. dele alli, getting both goals for the home side who are now seven—points behind chelsea. conte‘s blues had been unbeatable in october, november and december, but they came undone at white hart lane. chelsea are still five points clear at the top, but their defeat will give spurs, now in third, and liverpool in second hope that they can be caught. i think it's a massive victory. a very important to point to reduce the gap with the top of the table. i think it was very tough, tough game. we were playing against one of the best teams and four that the value of the victory is massive. it is not easy to play against tottenham, ina it is not easy to play against tottenham, in a way, but i think we showed good personality to play foot ball showed good personality to play football and create chances to score goals

arsenal are at bournemouth tomorrow. looks like united are going to win, but that would see them still staying in sixth because tottenham have a gooddnesday. at the bottom of the table, a good result for sunderland, but they're still in the relegation zone. hull city paid the price for their poor second half performance, and also stay in the bottom three. fellow relegation strugglers swansea play tomorrow. stoke and watford also face each other tomorrow. paul clement's appointment as swansea city's new manager has moved a step closer, it's understood he's signed a two and a half year deal after his current club bayern munich gave him permission to talk to the club. it's thought that clement will be at selhurst park tomorrow for swansea's match against crystal palace, before officially taking charge of the team. he'll become swansea's third manager of the season, and will face the task of lifting them from the foot of the table. clement is currently carlo ancelotti's assistant at bayern, having also worked with him at chelsea, paris saint—germain and real madrid richard cockerill has been sacked as director of rugby at leicester tig

power of the free market place, arsenal of limited and constitutional government, build n personal responsibility, and above all else, deep and abiding faith in the goodness of the american people. my friends, this is our moment. this far because president donald trump unlike any a movement movement in american history. [applause] vice president pence: i saw it. as i traveled around the country. i attend rallys with him, tens thousands would come out. or i'd speak at rallies of my of literally hundreds america to hears would come out me campaign on his behalf. to tell you, they came out because president trump is notreal thing, he's a doer, a talker. he talks pretty good. talks, he president also doesn't tip toe around anything or anyone, he says it speaks from his mind and heart. the american people hear him loud and clear. his own man, independent, trong, boundless energy and optimism. i like to say, president donald distinctly american and already fighting every day to people country and the first. president trump has charged head first into the fray. actually marks the end of our first week in the white house. historic dy signed executive orders, on o

good things. chelsea's winning run has come to an end. the english premier league leaders lost 2—nil at tottenham on wednesday night. chelsea had already matched arsenal'sek, but they were hoping to break that record with a 14th victory. it wasn't to be and spurs have this man to thank for the win. dele alli, getting both goals for the home side who are now seven—points behind chelsea. conte's blues had been unbeatable in october, november and december, but they came undone at white hart lane. chelsea are still five points clear at the top, but their defeat will give spurs, now in third,

arsenal. his team says he's educating himself. >> new york good morningw yo tucker barnes. >> hey, good morning.rkey, go. you >> okay. >> okay. the weather is nice.is nic. >> feeling a little congested. >> personally. >> otherwise i'm great. weather is going to be going to beautiful.be today will be the nicest day of the week. still forecasting rain showersgs for tomorrow. we'll talk about that. >> ifl ta only we could is a swp >> yeah, that would be a lothato better with everybody outsideoue tomorrow but today will turnl into a beautiful afternoon.fter. we'll be right back into theighc mid to upper 50's.50' yesterday we hit 60 degrees.ree. who knew? we only hit it foritr a few minutes.ew 43 at reagan national, 44 dulles and 44 up in baltimorebam at bwi marshall. those temperatures already warmer than our averageege daytime highs this time of timef year, so -- >> oh. >> oh. >> -- >>> you know where we'reu know e headed in a warm directions.rec. temperatures will be a goodd almost 15 degrees above normalen later this afternoon.r this aft a little cloud cover out toernoo the west.the wes we will not

good sell? no, but i'd say put it in your arsenal. it gives you another technical methodology to help you prioritize the most important levels. carl, back to you. >> all right, rick. thank you very much for that. rick santelli. let's get to davos, the "squawk box" team with goldman's lloyd blankfein. hey, guys! >> hey, carl. great to see you. we are with lloyd blankfein, the ceo of goldman sachs, who this morning announced earnings which beat the street handily, quadrupling profits. congratulations on that. but a huge piece of it was the fixed income piece. we want to talk about the trump administration and the economy and where the world of wall street's going, but on earnings alone, how sustainable is the fixed income piece? where do you think this is all headed? >> you know, we've always been committed to the fixed income business. some people were pulling back from it. i think the fixed income business is going to be in a cyclical trough when interest rates are close to zero and there's no yield curve. we didn't think that was a p

suggests that changes and we find high quality goods and services from new zealand are sought after in the us, as many american products, about the same value, arsenely without the us involved tpp doesn't have the same value it did but my instinct tells me it is still worthwhile and valuable and in the meantime our trade with america remains even without a trade deal. thanks forjoining us on bbc news. earlier, a us senate committee narrowly approved donald trump's pick for secretary of state, the former exxonmobil chief rex tillerson. members voted along party lines 11—10, clearing the way for his confirmation vote by the full senate. our state department correspondent barbara plett usher explained the challenges around his nomination. well, donald trump likes to appoint billionaire businessmen to his cabinet, but the democratic members on this committee weren't convinced an oil executive was the best choice for the nation's top diplomat. they said they were concerned he would continue to view the world through a corporate lens, that he hadn't been convincing enough about the importance of american values in forming foreign policy. that his past bu

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arsenal did back in 2002 but that was across two seasons. back in 2002 but that was across two seasons. it would be a remarkable feat. spurs are back in goodl. four wins for them. feat. spurs are back in good form as well. fourwins forthem. strikers like harry kane have scored in the last two. they are coming into form injust the last two. they are coming into form in just the last time. how they would love to stop chelsea tonight. this place used to be known as 3—point play in. not any more and more. they have only won once here in the league but of course it could all change at night, hoping for a cracking game. they debate spurs backin cracking game. they debate spurs back in november, 2—1, and they know they will need to be on top form, bring their a game if they want to get anything out of spurs tonight. really tough game against tottenham. they are a good team, very strong team for this reason it is important to pay attention and try to continue oui’ to pay attention and try to continue our fun. to pay attention and try to continue our run. and the spurs a huge game they are placing a place in the top four. harry kane thinks they are

chelsea can match arsenal's 1a match winning streak in the premier league, but they'll have to beat spurs to do it. goodelcome to the bbc news at six. as resignation letters go — this one pulled no punches. in a leaked e—mail to colleagues sir ivan rogers — who's quit as britain's top eu diplomat — has accused the government of muddled thinking over its brexit plans. but leave campaigners argue that those forthright views are precisely the reason sir ivan could no longer be trusted. the resignation has set off a heated row over the role of the civil service in the tough negotiations ahead. here's our diplomatic correspondent james landale. sir ivan rogers, here on the right, was our man in brussels. the seasoned diplomat with the ear of prime ministers past and present. but now he's gone, attacking theresa may's government for its "muddled thinking" about brexit. and former colleagues say his loss will be great, only months before negotiations begin. his resignation at this particular point, just before the triggering of article 50, is a shame because he's a man of great experience and expertise and kno

at the top of the table to 8 points, and match arsenal's top—division record for successive wins, spread over two seasons in 2002. for sure, totten is a goodnham. for this reason it is important to try to continue our run. it is a reasonable opportunity for us to try and stop them and try and use the 95p~ and stop them and try and use the gap. it is important, it is important for the premier league and for us to try to win and tried to stop them. our challenge is to be in the top four. leicester and england centre manu tuilagi will be out for the rest of the season, as a result of the knee injury he suffered during his club's premiership defeat by saracens at the weekend. tuilagi's latest setback comes after eddie jones confirmed that he would have been part of his international plans. it is frustrating for him, he is a good kid. he really wants to play well for leicester, he really wants to play well for england, and he was just coming back into some form. you could see he was getting some power back. it is enormously frustrating for him. for us, he is a player we would love to have in the camp, but if he is not there, we willjust get on

arsenal. it it was a bit of an opposite of an easy game. it was really difficult for them. we were goodance. they are good side and we are going to have to defend well, not dissimilar to what we did in the first 30 minutes against arsenal. we had our chances against arsenal. we had our chances against arsenal. we had our chances against arsenal. if we get those against arsenal. if we get those against liverpool, we need to take them. and we need to be more consistent. steven gerrard is heading back to liverpool, to be a youth coach. the former liverpool and england captain, who made his liverpool debut in 1998, said the move feels like completing the circle. he played 710 times for the reds, winning nine trophies, and left anfield nearly 2 years ago to join mls side la galaxy. he retired as a player in november. we're into the business end of the january transfer window, and in the last 12 hours, a couple more premier league players have agreed moves. west ham united have signed the southampton defenderjose font for a fee starting at 8million pounds, and saido berahino is to move from w

arsenal ladies striker kelly smith has retired. she says her body has told her it's time to stop. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six.p has condemned as nonsense allegations that russian intelligence has compromising material about him. the claims published on the internet last night, and which are so far unverifiable, say his election campaign communicated secretly with moscow and also contain suggestions of unusual sexual practices by mr trump. the president elect said us intelligence agencies could be responsible for leaking allegations and try to concentrate instead on his priorities in office including dealing with so—called islamic state. donald trump is nine days away from inauguration, but his path to the white house is tangled in controversy. what might well the kremlin and president putin have played to help donald trump undermine hillary clinton and to gather compromising material to gather compromising material to gather against donald trump whilst he is in power. my friend and the president elect of the united states of america, donald trump. this afternoon, donald trump was blunt. the allegations agains

the free marketplace, the arsenal of democracy, limited and constitutional government, build on personal responsibility, and above all else, a deep and abiding faith in the goodness of the american people. my friends, this is our moment. and we got this far because president donald trump marshalled a movement unlike any movement in american history. [applause] mr. pence: i saw it. i saw it as i traveled around the country. i would attend rallies with him where tens of thousands would come out. or i'd speak at rallies of my literally hundreds of americans -- [laughter] mr. pence: -- would come out to hear me campaign on his behalf. i want to tell you, they came out because president trump is the real thing. he's a doer, not a talker. although he talks pretty good. [laughter] mr. pence: when this president talks, he also doesn't tip toe around anything or anyone, he says it like it is, speaks from his mind and straight from his heart. the american people hear him loud and clear. he is his own man, independent, strong, boundless energy and optimism. i like to say, president donald trump is distinctly american, and he is already fighting every day to put our country

good deals." for example, if russia reduced its nuclear arsenal, the u.s. could lift anti-russia sanctions.gey markov, and analyst and spokesman for vladimir putin, told us linking the two issues makes no sense. so the offer of lifting of sanctions in return for reduction in nuclear weapons is a non-starter? >> absolutely not. it just wrong idea generally. >> reporter: trump also repeated that he thought nato was obsolete, but he didn't say if he will reverse the u.s. nato troop buildup in eastern europe right along russia's border. if he doesn't, warned markov, russia will have no choice but to respond. >> we will have to make our army make more strong our nuclear potential. >> reporter: so you would build up your nuclear arsenal rather than reducing it as trump suggested? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: sergey markov also told us he was sure there would be a face-to-face meeting between president vladimir putin and donald trump some time before the summer, scott. >> elizabeth palmer at the kremlin. liz, thank you. >>> in his interviews with the european press, trump said nato was

good save low down. but for all their dominance, preston couldn't find a second goal and had chris maxwell to thank for keeping out arsenal'srom aaron ramsey. john is with me. game. interesting you would not expect arsenal to the 1-0 you would not expect arsenal to the 1—0 down? you would not expect arsenal to the 1-0 down? so poor. big team talk needed from wenger. arsenal not looking like the premier league team. excellent atmosphere at deepdale. looking lethargic again today. but they proved the character against bournemouth, i would expect them to get through to the next round. it is going to be a big 45 minutes. probably a bit of a shock in millwall of league one, beating top flight bournemouth, 3—0. yes. bournemouth made 11 changes. paid the price. 3—0 win for the london side. third goal by shane ferguson, third minute of added time. millwall, ninth in league one. ido time. millwall, ninth in league one. i do not think many people expected this opposite. we mentioned that 3—3 draw with arsenal, but bournemouth have paid the price for all those changes. 11. and the millwall manager thought that they deserve this. i enj

good but he's passes top—class. and welbeck helped out his team—mate for the third a few minutes before half—time. arsene. pretty much up to date with all of the action in the fa cup. just three matches we haven't told you about. burnley beat championship bristol city to progress to round five. middlesbrough will be joining them after a one—nil win over accrington stanley. championship side huddersfield town were comfortable a—nil winners at rochdale. burton albion have given nigel clough permission to speak to nottingham forest about the vacant managerial position at the club. clough‘s father brian of course enjoyed enormous success at the city ground. burton were involved in one of the five matches in the championship this afternoon, enjoying a 2—1win at queens park rangers. norwich city beat birmingham two—nil. preston drew one—all with ipswich. reading are up to third after a 2—1 win over cardiff city while barnsley were one—nil winners at south yorkshire neighbours rotherham united. rangers claimed their second win over motherwell in a week to move back to second place in the premiership. both sides