grimsby town and the haddox inflatable excitable.fa cups repetition. we are reminded of its purpose and you can see how much its purpose and you can see how much it means to grimsby. there was boundless hope for five minutes it means to grimsby. there was boundless hope forfive minutes in a changed grimsby, brighton and stripes took the lead. simple as that. grimsby already knew they were playing one of the tough teams in england tough to be reminded so quickly. this is the club that keeps finding and developing players, evan ferguson is only 18. grimsby did for us if you see from brightens goalkeeper, the travelling fans did not need to show their oppression by throwing scraps of paper. the result was safe for brighton once ferguson destroyed through and his performance like the club was impressive. potential cup winners? why not? it all felt a little bit crew when the ball crept in for a 5-0. crew when the ball crept in for a 5—0. grimsby had some brilliant cup memories until this. swap the house up memories until this. swap the ho

a long way from grimsby and from iceland. i lived there around _ grimsby and from iceland.and. i lived there around eight years. was. l grimsby and from iceland. i lived i there around eight years. was. for most fans a quarterfinal is a once—in—a—lifetime match with sub it last happened in 1939. that run ended when the mariners reach semifinal. ads, ended when the mariners reach semifinal. �* , ended when the mariners reach semifinal. . , . ., , semifinal. a dense crowd weighs under them _ semifinal. a dense crowd weighs under them by — semifinal. a dense crowd weighs under them by ambient. - semifinal. a dense crowd weighs under them by ambient. the - under them by ambient. the attendance _ under them by ambient. the attendance record _ underthem by ambient. the attendance record at old trafford still stands with something for one of the clubs oldest friends. a 100 euros of the clubs oldest friends. a100 euros band. it's a once—in—a—lifetime event. euros band. it's a once-in-a-lifetime event. it's a treat once-in-a-lifetime event. it's a great achievement. _ once-in-a-life

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grimsby. it coincides with the worst - playing what town? grimsby. what town? grimsby. it coincides with the worst run of| coincides with the worst run of fixtures. and we're planning this tour, crispy of an amazing cup run it was not even in the of anyone's mind. and here we are in brighton is a saturday or sunday and on thursday and friday, iarea people a saturday or sunday and on thursday and friday, i area people messaging me saying i will not be coming to your show, me saying i will not be coming to yourshow, ok? cheers. brilliant. thank you. what is confirmed, we'll figure it out but around two or three people. figure it out but around two or three maple-— figure it out but around two or three --eole. . ,, ., ~ ., three people. have you got the world cu free? three people. have you got the world cup free? that _ three people. have you got the world cup free? that is _ three people. have you got the world cup free? that is free. _ three people. have you got the world cup free? that is free. there - three people. have you got the world cup free?

the quay. # grimsby.arrived at the time of the vikings. ideal material for comedian and huge grimsby fan lloyd griffith, who's currently away on his uk tour. a lot of people do go, "oh, you put the grim in grimsby" and it's just, "oh, we've heard it all before." and you just wonder what that if the bloke who settled was called steve or barry, i mean barryby or steveby, but he was called grim and we just have to deal with it. but yeah, it's like a bit of a joke that people go, "oh, it's grim in grimsby" but you know what, it's not. although looking out at the moment it's quite grey. after so many years when this club was all at sea in non—league backwaters, the fans of these supposed minnows no longerfeel like such a fish out of water. mike bushell, bbc news in cleethorpes in grimsby. i think harry is still trying to blow us up to be honest and i know the feeling. it took me about half an hour. i had to do both of these this morning. the producer helped me out. was that eltonjohn singing about grimsby? ber

-- a grimsby town fan.— -- a grimsby town fan. a bit of excitement. — -- a grimsby town fan.but we have had some really dark days in recent years. this time last year we were in the national league, we were not evenin in the national league, we were not even in the play—offs. we were losing a home to borehamwood, no disrespect to borehamwood, but we were in a real pickle in the national league and then they went on this amazing run and had this incredible play—off campaign and now, what is it about knock—off football and grimsby town? because there's something about this club that has just shelled and the fans that has just shelled and the fans that have got behind them, the new ownership has done a fantasticjob, when they came in they said they wanted to use grimsby town football club as a catalyst for better things in north east lincolnshire right now you havejust in north east lincolnshire right now you have just got to look at what they are achieving and go, they are absolutely doing that. you they are achieving and go, they are absolutely doing that.— absolutely doing th

grimsby knocked southampton out in the previous round. joe wilson is on the south coast for us.fternoon and when you think of the sense of adhesion that they're going to bring its almost like they've succeeded already before kick—off. it means so much to them and i think that's so important to the fa cup because through their eyes, the whole significance of the thing is renewed. in terms of what will happen out on the pitch, well, grimsby�*s manager has admitted being a little scared watching recent videos of brighton. i hope grimsby will be brave in defence may be hope for a little dumb a couple of penalties which works in the last round. we consider the progress of the club in the stadium in the fa cup that is something tangible is permanent to represent that. realistically, grimsby�*s chances might be in the realms ofjuergen klopp's1% might be in the realms ofjuergen klopp's 1% from last week at real madrid but i won't say that too loudly near any grimsby fans because there are lots of inflatable haddix flying around. there are lots of inflatable haddix flying around-— there

it is 1-0 to grimsby town! now the fish were flying. _ good! it is 1—0 to grimsby town!who gave away that last penalty then got a goal back for the premier league side, but grimsby love var. theo walcott equalised, only to discover he hadn't. 0ffside overruled. and on the final whistle, the feeling only the fa cup can bring. there has been nothing like this for grimsby since the 1930s. unbelievably special night. like everyone involved in the club, i am so happy. the travelling fan base we brought on a wednesday night was unbelievable. i was glad we could get back today. unbelievable. i was glad we could get back today-— unbelievable. i was glad we could get back today. sheffield united are chasina get back today. sheffield united are chasing promotion _ get back today. sheffield united are chasing promotion from _ get back today. sheffield united are chasing promotion from the - chasing promotion from the championship. here is a goal that would look good in any league. tottenham were knocked out of the cup. manchester united began their match by lifting the cup. , or la

grimsby town and the haddock�*s inflatable excitable.t's this sense of occasion which makes and remakes the fa cup�*s reputation, we're all reminded of its purpose because we can see how much it means to grimsby. league two grimsby wore salmon pink, premier league brighton in stripes. they keep finding and developing exciting players. evan ferguson, 18 years old, scored twice. surely a club with trophy potential. we all felt a little bit cruel when the score got to 5—0, but swapped the haddock for a seagull. the significance just changes hands. and goal of the day — how about this from tommy doyle for sheffield united to knock out blackburn 3—2. he said it was his best goal ever. and who'd argue? joe wilson, bbc news. here is the fa cup semifinal draw. manchester city, who hammered burnley 6—0 yesterday, will play championship side sheffield united, who beat blackburn 3—2 and brighton, who beat grimsby 5—0, will face manchester united. arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points after beating manager

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the flying fish of grimsby. do you know - will explain. the flying fish of grimsby. grimsby. do you know your face? i know what this one is. it's a - know what this one is. it's a haddock- — know what this one is. it's a haddock. certainly - know what this one is. it's a haddock. certainly not - know what this one is. it's a haddock. certainly not a - know what this one is. it's a i haddock. certainly not a card. know what this one is. it's a - haddock. certainly not a card. it is harry— haddock. certainly not a card. it is harry haddock, the symbol of grimsby town, _ harry haddock, the symbol of grimsby town, and _ harry haddock, the symbol of grimsby town, and it _ harry haddock, the symbol of grimsby town, and it is their identity, ever since _ town, and it is their identity, ever since their— town, and it is their identity, ever since their famous fa cup run of 1989. _ since their famous fa cup run of 1989, harry has been revived for this cup— 1989, harry has been revived for this cup run and they are reeling in the big _ this cup run and they are reeling in the

a shock on the south coast as grimsby stun southampton and qualify for the quarterfinals.ening. sussex police have confirmed that the remains of a baby have been found by officers searching for the missing infant of constance marten and mark gordon. the couple were arrested on monday after a seven week search for them, when their car was found on fire by the side of a motorway. police announcing the find this evening said it was news they knew the public did not want to hear. constance marten and mark gordon are being held on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter. here's our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford. this morning, at locations from newhaven to brighton, the search for the missing baby was in full flow. officers from the metropolitan police and sussex police were joined by volunteer experts in search and rescue. there was concern for the welfare of the infant but there was also still hope. but tonight, that hope may have evaporated when the man leading the investigation made the announcement that he'd been dreading. it is my very sad duty to update t

grimsby town and the haddocks — inflatable, excitable.purpose because we can see how much it means to grimsby. in a change, league two grimsby wore salmon pink, premier league brighton in stripes. they keep finding and developing exciting players. evan ferguson, 18 years old, scored twice — surely a club with trophy potential. it all felt a little bit cruel when the score got to 5—0, but swap the haddock for a seagull, the significance just changes hands. and goal of the day — how about this from tommy doyle for sheffield united to knock out blackburn 3—2? he said it was his best goal ever. and who'd argue? joe wilson, bbc news. well, after pushing the referee, alexander mitrovic could well face a lengthy ban. former premier league winner turned pundit chris sutton has called for a ten game ban, but manager marco silva has appealed for 'fairness' when it comes to the striker�*s punishment. here's how he saw what played out during that manic minute... he was involved into situations in the box _ he was involved into situations in the box b

grimsby created an occasion. their blue shirts poured forward. 02 from kilkenny. the moments, the man. it's1— 02 grimsby town. they were flying and how was the composure in the southington offence. the referee spotted this arm and reaction and that was another penalty. five minutes into the second half and have another goal. no problem. the clinician dependable cable with a second penalty got to go back for the premier league site but it piece of dar. theo walcott equalised only to discover he had. both side of state, and all who. and at the final whistle for the feeling that the fa cups can bring. pm whistle for the feeling that the fa cups can bring-— cups can bring. an unbelievably secial cups can bring. an unbelievably special night — cups can bring. an unbelievably special night and _ cups can bring. an unbelievably special night and for _ cups can bring. an unbelievably special night and for everyone l cups can bring. an unbelievably| special night and for everyone at the club i'm happy. the child in fenders as well. i'm glad to get back to

the lowest ranked team left in the competition are grimsby town of league two.ship side luton in the fourth round, tonight they travel to premier league southampton for their first fifth round appearance in 27 years. their cup run has also revived a tradition of the 19805 which means after champions side blackburn stunned leicester on tuesday, where will the fa cup shock come tonight? manchester united face west ham at old trafford, fleetwood travel to burnley and sheffield united are up against tottenham. blades boss paul heckingbottom has said he expects their fifth round tie to be a "special night" but has revealed that a number of his players are suffering with an illness. eilidh barbour has been speaking to chris wilder ahead of this one. good evening. under the lights, fa cup premier league, it doesn�*t get much better than that for the fans, former sheffield united manager in this place should be rocking tonight. 3 this place should be rocking toniaht. �* . ,, , this place should be rocking toniaht. �* . ,, this place should be rocking toniuht. �* . ,, n,

grimsby, down in 15th in league 2, knocked out southampton in the last round. semifinal since 1983. manchester united are through to the semi—finals of the women's fa cup after beating lewes 3—1. united were looking comfortable at 2-0 united were looking comfortable at 2—0 until this error was seized upon by emily craft in spectacular fashion. they were not able to add to that and substitute nicky to paris retains her record of scoring in every round to secure the victory with just a couple of minutes left. brighton are beating birmingham city 2-0 brighton are beating birmingham city 2—0 and chelsea are also 2—0 ahead at reading. aston villa take on manchester city at 6pm. arsenal are 3—0 up at crystal palace. there could be eight points clear of manchester city at the top if they continue in this vein of form and see out the win. the second half is not long under way at the emirates. in tennis, there's a repeat of the australian open final at indian wells later, as elena rybakina will play aryna sabalenka. and carlos alcaraz has the chance to become the men's

grimsby town versus brighton and hove albion, gary lineker will be there next weekend.36 mps, conservative mps, very unhappy at what gary lineker tweeted last week, so there is no punishment here of gary lineker, no apology for his tweets, comparing the language used to that used by germany in the 19305. used to that used by germany in the 1930s. and then there are wider questions of impartiality. 0ne 1930s. and then there are wider questions of impartiality. one group thatis questions of impartiality. one group that is welcome today's announcement is the bbc�*s board. who is the head of the bbc board? richard sharp, facing questions, a conservative donor in the past, and also an ongoing inquiry into his role in a loan guarantee that was made to borisjohnson. he says he didn't facilitate or organise it, but there are certain questions to be asked about a man who said he is leading on impartiality for the bbc. but, essentially, this does end the disruption, and gary lineker, we understand, has said he will abide by the guidelines. however, these are guidelines that the b

sharon from grimsby relies on the train to get to specialist medical procedures in london every few monthske meant rearranging an appointment. i was very cross, really upset and i just wish they'd get it sorted. thousands of rail workers, such as guards, are walking out at companies which operate train services. many operators will run a very limited service. the rmt has rejected a 5% pay rise for last year and 4% this year and it opposes some of the conditions attached. the disruption won't be on quite the same scale as previous rmt strikes, and that's because staff at network rail, including signal workers, aren't taking part. they're currently voting on whether to accept a revised offer. the train companies haven't tabled new proposals but say their staff should also get a vote. we've asked rmt to put this offer to their members. it's really important to understand they have never had the opportunity to vote on this and we believe it is a fair offer. the union says it has consulted members and a better offer is needed. what the train operating companies need to do, essentially, the gove

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yesterday, will play championship side sheffield united, who beat blackburn 3—2 and brighton, who beat grimsby, will face manchester united. arsenal have extended their lead at the top of the premier league to eight points after beating managerless crystal palace at the emirates, in the only match in the premier league on sunday. the gunners got off the mark thanks to a smart finish by gabriel martinelli. and that lead was doubled thanks to bukayo saka. arsenal were comfortable in the second half. granit xhaka made it three before palace, who sacked former gunners midfielder patrick vieira this week as their head coach, pulled one back. saka then completed the win, to make it 4—1 with his second of the day. mikel arteta's side now well clear of their nearest rivals, manchester city. the desire and the energy right from the beginning of the game, we were really determined and focused. last thursday is in the past, and we can play well and win the game. after playing 120 minutes, you have to come back and do it again. we haven't got the results, but really tough the last two games, we were reall

pressure has increased on west ham manager david moyes southampton one after being humbled by grimsbyhalf—hour mark. but the captain, usually so deadly from the spot, unable to beat danny ward from 12 yards out. three minutes later, the home side were up, alcatraz coolly finishing beyond the keeper. leicester came within inches an injury time equaliser, but only on the crossbar. southampton holding on for a vital win. west ham went into the match having lostjust one of their last five league games — but this was their biggest defeat of the season. goals from macallister, veltman, mitoma and welbeck. and west ham fans made their feelings known on the subject of their manager. there was anger from everybody, anger from the supporters. angerfrom the manager, the players are angry, they are disappointed with themselves. it happens, and that is the way it's got to be. we won't accept what happened, we will try and play much better, try and make sure the next performance gets better. but it is sore. crystal palace still haven't won in the premier league in 2023. this time, they fell to an o

let's over grimsby. should let's go over to grimsby. should we let's have a we get grimsby?s chat with alan mcneely. let's see what alan. alan, do you support surveillance? well, plan . hello. our ally? yes today is part of the overall package. it could be a good deterrent. the idea that they can only take 50, i think is a bit of a myth because that's an hour processing centre. if i processed 250 a month for 250 every six weeks, then they can another 250. so there's a potential deport thousands, not just a small quantity of people but i don't see that they've got opfion but i don't see that they've got option because where are we going to put them if they stay there . they're working for those there. they're working for those people as it is now. so they've got to go somewhere . and if got to go somewhere. and if they're genuine asylum seekers , they're genuine asylum seekers, then a place of safety . if i was then a place of safety. if i was coming from a war torn country and i got into europe, i'd be wanting to pay them asylum in the first. if i could get that, i wouldn't b

face manchester united or fulham in the competition's semi—finals, after dismantling fourth tier grimsbyfield united came from behind twice to beat fellow championship side blackburn 3—2. this 91st minute screamer from tommy doyle was the goal that sent the blades to a wembley semifinal, where they'll meet manchester city. both games at wembley stadium. in tennis, there's a repeat of the women's australian open final at indian wells later, as elena rybakina plays aryna sabalenka. after that, carlos alcaraz has the chance to become the men's world number one if he can get past daniil medvedev. if medvedev wins, he'll become the first man since britain's andy murray in 2016 to win four titles in five weeks. it'sjust great it's just great sometimes when you beat some — it's just great sometimes when you beat some records or become world number_ beat some records or become world number one — beat some records or become world number one orwin a beat some records or become world number one or win a slam. when wre— number one or win a slam. when youhe 70, — number one or win a slam. when you're

bill grimsby , thank you so this. bill grimsby, thank you so much for that, bill.next up, a brand new item in the show. the news maker as hard brits struggle with the cost of living crisis. is the world about to collapse? why does that matter to you and me . about to collapse? why does that matter to you and me. is financial armageddon . find out financial armageddon. find out next. need to gb news is the sas day five. join us every saturday from 8 pm. as we debate the week's stories, controversies and issues with for us plus a special guest. it's five times the opinion, five times the debate and five times the fun. the saturday, saturday nights eight. only on giving use the people's channel. britain's news channel. you can wink at the end. i covered. i can't listen . well, i tell you something. a very big reaction to my take at ten or mark dolan tonight, i'm starting a campaign to hashtag restore the points stats tesco and their clubcard . they're and their clubcard. they're reducing the value of points. we want to u—turn on that decision . there's a lot of suppor

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bill grimsby , thank you so this. bill grimsby, thank you so much for that, bill. uk. next up, a brand new item in the show. the news maker as hard brits struggle with the cost of living crisis. is the world about to collapse? why does that matter to you and me . about to collapse? why does that matter to you and me. is financial armageddon . find out financial armageddon. find out next. need to gb news is the sas day five. join us every saturday from 8 pm. as we debate the week's stories, controversies and issues with for us plus a special guest. it's five times the opinion, five times the debate and five times the fun. the saturday, saturday nights eight. only on giving use the people's channel. britain's news channel. you can wink at the end. i covered. i can't listen . well, i tell you something. a very big reaction to my take at ten or mark dolan tonight, i'm starting a campaign to hashtag restore the points stats tesco and their clubcard . they're and their clubcard. they're reducing the value of points. we want to u—turn on that decision . there's a lot of s

so, fulham out, as are grimsby town. who were in fa cup action this weekend, to eight, although pep guariola's side do have a game in hand. arsenal are next in action on 1st april, after the international break. the draw for the women's fa cup semis takes place on morning live tomorrow. manchester united will be in the hat after making the last four for the first time in their history. they beat championship side lewes 3—1, nikita parris continuing her record of scoring in every round. the other semi—finalists are holders chelsea, aston villa and brighton. a couple of tennis lines to bring you. emma raducanu has been drawn against fellow former us open champion bianca andreescu in the first round of the miami 0pen, which will take place tomorrow. meanwhile, rafael nadal has just exited the top 10 for the first time since april 2005. the 36—year—old has not played since injuring his left leg at the australian open, but is hoping to return on the clay of monte carlo next month. and if ever there was an assesment of how the

coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: grimsby town and their entourage of inflatable haddocksa cup fifth round appearance in 27 years. at least 36 people are dead and dozens injured after two trains collided head on last night in central greece. a passenger service with 350 people on board had been travelling from athens to the northern city of thessaloniki when it crashed into a freight train. the passenger train's front carriages burst into flames. it is being described as the worst train crash greece has ever seen. an investigation has been launched and police have arrested a local station master in larissa. our europe corrrespondent nick beake is travelling to the scence and sent this report. the mangled remnants of a train bringing hundreds of students back from their holidays. down the track their now grieving families who waved them off. greece's worst railway crash, it should never have happened. earlier they had worked through the night, recovering dozens of victims. identification has been hard, the fire that broke out was intense. survivors described the moment just

and coming up on the bbc news channel, it's been an fa cup fairy—tale for grimsby, but can they reacherfinals tonight against premier league southampton? more than 4,000 fans are travelling to the south coast. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the former health secretary matt hancock has been accused of rejecting key advice on care homes during the pandemic. the daily telegraph says it's obtained thousands of whatsapp messages he sent and received at the height of the covid crisis. the paper says they show mr hancock decided against advice to test all residents going into care homes in england. mr hancock's spokesperson has called it a "distorted account". 0ur political correspondent ben wright reports. in april 2020, covert was spreading fast in the country was in lockdown and polities and officials were struggling to respond. at the heart of the decision—making was then health secretary matt hancock. i am now settin: health secretary matt hancock. i am now setting the _ health secretary matt hancock. i am now setting the goal _ health secretary matt hancock. i —.n n

fourth tier grimsby town stunned southampton on the south coast with a 2—1 win.through through to the quarterfinals erik ten hag's side followed on from their last victory with a victory at old trafford. a 90th minute strike before fred put the icing on the cake to make it 3-1 icing on the cake to make it 3—1 and book a spot in the last eight. in spain it is advantage for a sooner. a moroccan scored the only goal of wednesday's first leg. the winners of that tie will face real madrid or barcelona in the final. the two teams have played twice this season against each other with each team when he wants to recently bus selena that mick barcelona winning. angelotti says he is not looking for revenge, though. translation: we want to win, not because we need revenge after the super cup, but because we're so close to a title. and every time this team is disclosed to get a title, the cattle screams. translation:— title, the cattle screams. translation: ., ., translation: real madrid have won the title _ translation: real madrid have won the title is _ translation: real m

grimsby. town thank you, mrs. grimsby.lub has reached the quarter finals of the time. the team achieved that was in 9039. that by coincidence, was the previous that the town had a conservative mp . now, now , now i conservative mp. now, now, now i know i. now i know that grimsby beats the prime minister. same of southampton to get to this next stage. but what? he joined with me in congratulating the team and wishing the best of luck when they play against brighton hove albion in the next stage . ms. mr. mr. mr. speaker , stage. ms. mr. mr. mr. speaker, pay stage. ms. mr. mr. mr. speaker, pay it. pays although i will i will say congratulations to honourable lady and grimsby for their victory over southampton . their victory over southampton. and i now have a new team to support in the kop and she'll have full support. i wish them well against that next match. i look forward to cheering and all my colleagues on. steve mackay mr. speaker, i've heard the prime minister talk fondly about helping in his mum's community pharmacy.

grimsby came through. so a great result of that.now and now into the next round as sheffield united now as are well sheffield united now as are well sheffield united now as are well sheffield united now as a spurs fan and spurs fans very upset, very pointed sheffield united pushing for premier league status. and then we've got spurs . champions we've got spurs. champions league had a great result beat chelsea the weekend and then changes were made. spurs haven't won the fa cup since 1991, so fans are desperate for silverware. 2008 was the was the carabao will that was kept to one cup at a time, waiting a long time. and then changes were made and it's like you need to play made and it's like you need to play the best team and go out and win the game. yeah, yeah. we fans won trophies. of course, the realistic ones, too. absolutely so very, very disappointing. manchester united beat ham were won beat west ham. west ham were won up. there's an interesting up. now, there's an interesting theory manchester theory here about manchester uni

as you've been hearing, grimsby travel to brighton.tanbul later. it's the first major sporting event to be held in turkey since the devastating earthquake hit the country last month. the british team contains several medal prospects, including keely hodgkinson. her form in the women's 800 metres has been outstanding over the past 12 months, her latest win coming in birmingham at the world indoor tour finals last weekend. now she's hoping to maintain her consistency ahead of next year's olympics. there is definitely a different atmosphere in an olympic year. i was one of those people in tokyo. it will be competitive and everybody dials their training towards paris next year. it is so close to home and hopefully we will have family there this time. it will be a proper olympic experience compare to what i have had. that's all the sport for now. i'll be back after 12 with another update. the third and final report into the manchester arena bombing will be published later today. the report will focus on the radicalisation of the bomber, sal

grimsby town football club have eased the semifinals.ion in the next stage. it against brighton and hove albion in the next stage-— the next stage. it pains me. i will congratulate _ the next stage. it pains me. i will congratulate them _ the next stage. it pains me. i will congratulate them on _ the next stage. it pains me. i will congratulate them on their - the next stage. it pains me. i will| congratulate them on their victory over southampton. i wish them well against their next match. i’ee over southampton. i wish them well against their next match.— against their next match. i've heard the prime minister _ against their next match. i've heard the prime minister talk _ against their next match. i've heard the prime minister talk fondly i against their next match. i've heard| the prime minister talk fondly about helping _ the prime minister talk fondly about helping out in his community pharmacy. how does he feel that some of them _ pharmacy. how does he feel that some of them close this year because of his nhs_ of them close this y

the lowest ranked team left in the competition are grimsby town of league two.d appearance in 27 years. their cup run has also revived a tradition of the 1980s which means shoals of inflatable haddocks are also heading south. nicknamed the mariners, they've been making appearance on all big occasions the club has been part of. it's massive, especially in a cup tie like this. you need every sort of edge because obviously you are the underdogs, but when we take a big support, a big following, itjust gives you that lift and that determination to just leave everything on the pitch and give it absolutely everything and the fans are with you so it's literally like a 12th man. that is all the inflatables. you will have to clear extra space in the car. thank you very much. john watson now. returning to the top story this morning. joining me now is the chief political commentator at the independent, john rentoul. it was all operational. it wasn't about ignoring the advice of the chief medical officer chris whitty. what is your opinion so far? t chief medical officer chri

all part of which to see you to the of it, which to see you to the magic the other magic missing grimsbyedible is day and all incredible there is magic isn't totally we magic to that isn't totally we saw wrexham give it a good try as well you know which is amazing watford you know amazing now as watford you know went up through the league you became an incredible prominent personality and player and a football were there were not that many black players . there that many black players. there wasn't. there's very few. i mean, think counted probably mean, i think i counted probably about five and i was one of the five. yes. when i started, you had people like eddie coker. you had people like eddie coker. you had best, you had brendan had clyde best, you had brendan batson , lawrie cunningham and batson, lawrie cunningham and you know, that was pretty . yeah. you know, that was pretty. yeah. and then the self and the england up the england cold call is one of those things you dream about, you know, you, you have these dreams want play for these dreams want to play for this and i want to pla

and alan, who's there in grimsby ? alan who's there in grimsby? alan mcnally, what do you think ?her and i think if the government want to get this right now, i want the need to ensure is that excuse me either the criminal law takes precedence over any civil claims happened that way that could arrested on the boats that part of the process needs to be dealt with before any of our claims are considered because at that point there still a legal and that's where we need to be stopping them as president he's right to it that way. alison brighton sorry. hold thank you very from london. northamptonshire. stephanie in milton keynes in lincolnshire. thank much for your thank you so much for your thoughts. it's thoughts. right now it's time for supplement sunday. i'll just bnng for supplement sunday. i'll just bring just talk that, by bring just talk about that, by the way, because he was absolutely right with regard to and he was due to and as to eliot, he was due to go abroad a home office go abroad on a home office flight and they actually flight in and they actually managed not on the

sharon from grimsby relies on the train to get to specialist medical procedures in london every few monthsands of rail workers, such as guards, are walking out at companies which operate train services. many operators will run a very limited service. the rmt has rejected a 5% pay rise for last year and 4% this year and it opposes some of the conditions attached. the disruption won't be on quite the same scale as previous rmt strikes, and that's because staff at network rail, including signal workers, aren't taking part. they're currently voting on whether to accept a revised offer. the train companies haven't tabled new proposals but say their staff should also get a vote. we've asked rmt to put this offer to their members. it's really important to understand they have never had the opportunity to vote on this and we believe it is a fair offer. the union says it has consulted members and a better offer is needed. what the train operating companies need to do, essentially, the government, because they're running the whole show, really, is sit down, negotiate a reasonable compromise with us

so joining now are gb news viewers on mcnealy, grimsby and susan harris from carmarthenshire good stuffill to you, sir. boris johnson's defence appears to be i did mislead people , but not intentionally. people, but not intentionally. do you buy it ? you think he's a do you buy it? you think he's a hero or a villain? well as you say? he said to use parliament and did in good faith. well, that's going to be very difficult to. and unless harry harman is going to go to area 50 won't come back with a couple of auens won't come back with a couple of aliens with probes his fingers, mind probes , i want to go into mind probes, i want to go into true vanity friends. that's what he said . we all know it's a he said. we all know it's a witch hunt. so we all know it started a long time ago. he was undemocratically removed from parliament. now they're going down near the road trying to find him lying misleading parliament. so then i can suspended from parliament and under the 2015 recall mp act then they will be a by—election as long 10% of the eligible voters sign a petition to go ahead with the b

that was grimsby in the fa cup, more fa cup action you can find on the website.orting between two trains that has left at least 36 people dead. the 59—year—old stationmaster was arrested. this is according to a local police spokesperson, adding the charges will be announced shortly. just remind you, in case you you're just joining us, this crash happened just before midnight local time near the central city of larissa, when a passenger train coming from athens collided head—on at speed, derailing carriages which burst into flames. these are live pictures from the scene. survivors have described panicked scenes as they tried to escape, and we know that more than 60 people are in hospital and some of them are in a critical condition, but the news just coming into us here that the stationmaster of the greek city of larissa has been arrested after the head—on collision between two trains. youtube has been accused of collecting the viewing data of children aged under 13, in breach of a uk data privacy code designed to protect them. an official complaint has been lodge

southampton, grimsby man, grimsby, burnley, fleetwood man, united . west ham, sheffield united.. united at totton there as well. yeah manager of the month. well manager of the month is ever every month obviously there's a nominated manager and for the premier league is interesting because antonio conte spurs manager has been nominated as manager has been nominated as manager of the month. sam goodwin was in the moment well as the boss hit man city west ham and chelsea and it's been christians to leni who is the assistant who has been overseeing the team on those three wins. so when antonio has been at spurs and they've been two losses, sterling, he's been in charge for the three wins, but antonio is the one that it's like andrew pearce getting nominated when you're not there, you know, it's your award. it's just a lot. i know we couldn't have and you know what? we wouldn't stand for such a thing. so anyway, this is the interesting thing. so he might get actually get the award, whereas actually it's the second in command, the one been overseeing. adam one that's been overseeing.

labour government when we granted real power through regional development agencies to places like grimsbyeloped a world leading wind industry. they worked in partnership with business to bnng partnership with business to bring advanced manufacturing to rotherham. i'm standing here in media city in salford where we now have young people from my constituency in wigan, salford , constituency in wigan, salford, bolton, bury driving the jobs in the media that they a generation ago would have been completely unthinkable. i think if you hand power back to people and they make good decisions and decisions that last that's what the government says. but that's what labour's actually going to do . but do you what labour's actually going to do. but do you think what labour's actually going to do . but do you think devolution do. but do you think devolution in scotland has been a success? i think devolutionists scotland hasn't gone deep enough and close enough to the people. i think it's right that any government in westminster should respect whoever is elected by the people. you have to much prefer i

the bbc�*s broadcasting manchester city versus burnley on saturday and on sunday brighton versus grimsbyn to present match of the date next weekend. we to present match of the date next weekend. ~ ., ., _, , to present match of the date next weekend. ~ ., ., , , weekend. we had, of course, been told the talks _ weekend. we had, of course, been told the talks between _ weekend. we had, of course, been told the talks between the - weekend. we had, of course, been told the talks between the bbc- weekend. we had, of course, beenj told the talks between the bbc and lineker were said to have been moving in the right direction, so this confirmation that gary lineker will be back in the match of the day a chair this saturday will come as a huge relief to many, notjust viewers. of course, bbc members of staff and freelancers who work for bbc sport. after the weekend's lack of football coverage just gone, it was heavily disrupted and that was the following walk—outs triggered by the following walk—outs triggered by the suspension of the host of much of the day. the bbc was keen to avoid a continua

grimsby and harry the latics are all deflated afterwards and so they've been thrown away.pens next month. city and sheffield united. so when and happens next month. city and sheffield united. so when and the pens next month. city and sheffield united. so when and the arsenalxt month. city and sheffield united. so when and the arsenal match th. city and sheffield united. so when and the arsenal match goes yeah. and the arsenal match goes on and on. yeah. eight points clear. now at the top of the premier league. so excuse me, they are just discontinuing but they are just discontinuing but they do get to play crystal palace. they play crystal palace . patrick vieira i mean it would have been the perfect homecoming for but he got fired. they for him, but he got fired. they now have no manager and it looks like it possible pity that like is it possible pity that roy hodgson could come back and try and sold izzy? i think he's 97 years old now. it's kind of. he's been in football for so long. he's got to be 73, 74 now. i think he's 75. yeah. yeah. well, it's him. he could. well c

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manchester city v burnley and brighton v grimsby in the fa cup quarter finals kicks off saturday, 5:25xtures, there's a certain degree of urgency to resolving this. david sillito, bbc news. voting opens at midday today to elect the snp's next leader and scotland's next first minister following the resignation of nicola sturgeon last month. there are three candidates in the running for the leadership contest — current scottish health secretary humza yousaf, kate forbes and ash regan. the winner will be announced on 27th march. nina was telling us that rishi sunak is in the united states. he has travelled to california to clarify the details of a major defence deal between the uk, australia and the united states. the three countries will set out the details of a proposal to supply australia with nuclear—powered submarines. our political editor chris mason has more. the prime minister arrived here in san diego with china on his mind. the government's worried about its power and ambitions, and that's why this californian city will have no shortage of motorcades today. the australian prime