i have known ole gunnar solskjaer for— lot of fans. known ole gunnar solskjaer for 20 years. if i'm - solskjaer for 20 years. if i'm caught smiley face with him, he was complement to us on how it will be played. if that is a bad thing that i have smiled with 0le gunnar solskjaer than unfortunately 0k. there was one match in the championship tonight where derby county forced a late 1—1 draw with rivals nottingham forest. forest opened the scoring, against the run of play — midway through the first half — james garner with his first goal for the club. and it looked like it would stay i—0 until the 84th minute when colin kazim—richards found the equaliser for wayne rooney's derby who go up a place to 17th in the table, while forest move up to 14th. tiger woods has been moved to a new hospital in los angeles as he recovers from multiple injuries sustained in a serious car accident earlier this week. the is—time major winner underwent surgery to stabilise compound fractures to his right leg. there's a huge match in cardiff tomorrow in rugby

i - have known ole gunnar solskjaer for years.an unbeatable lead in the one—day series in new zealand after winning the second match in dunedin. nat sivver took three wickets to help bowl the home side out for 192. and she then went on to make 63 runs, as england won by seven wickets. the third and final match is tomorrow. we are really happy with where we are at the minute, and i guess things that we needed to work on from the warm—up game, a bit more consistency with the ball and putting in the right area more often, but also batting partnerships and making sure that we extend those

i - have known ole gunnar solskjaer for years.ught smiling with him, he was company to us on how well we played at. let's move onto cricket. england's women have an unbeatable lead in the one—day series in new zealand after winning the second match in dunedin. nat sivver took three wickets to help bowl the home side out for 192. and she then went on to make 63 runs, as england won by seven wickets. the third and final match is tomorrow. we are really happy with where we are at the minute, and i guess things that we needed to work on from the warm—up game, a bit more consistency with the ball and putting in the right area more often, but also batting partnerships and making sure that we extend those and keep doing the good things for longer. so i think we are in a really good place at the minute, and hopefully we can wrap up the odi part of the tour in two days' time. now, the england men's two—day test defeat in india. after that, coach chris silverwood says they havn�*t officially complained to the icc about the pitch. —— haven't

well, listen, i've known 0le gunnar solskjaer for 20 years. 0k?ay midway through the first half. james garner with his first goalfor the club. and it looked like it would stay i—0 until the 8ath minute when colin kazim—richards found the equaliser for wayne rooney's derby who go up to 17th place in the table, whilst forest move up to iath. tiger woods has been moved to a new hospital in los angeles as he recovers from multiple injuries sustained in a serious car accident earlier this week. the is—time major winner underwent surgery to stabilise compound fractures to his right leg. now, there's a huge match in cardiff tomorrow in rugby union's six nations champions where wales are going for the triple crown against england. england though will be without the experienced forward courtney lawes who's ruled out for the rest of the tournament with a chest injury. lawes sustained the problem in training on wednesday, mark wilson will take his place in the starting line—up for the match tomorrow. there are a few domestic rugby union games to tell you abo

raiola suggested the french world cup winner was unhappy at old trafford, angering manager ole gunnar solskjaera major backlash. when you spoke about paul last year, and united, the suggestion here was that it was destabilising for solskjaer and the club. ijust expressed an opinion. i didn't want to cause any problem. it was actually an opinion that was a very simple one. i don't think it destabilised anybody at the end because they had a fantastic run and they were even first for a period in the league. players like paul pogba or solskjaer, who wants everything in his life, does he really get destabilised by what mino raiola says? wow, if i had that power, fifa wouldn't exist any more, that's for sure! despite his success with players, the outspoken raiola's relationship with top managers has not been so smooth. a series of run—ins with alex ferguson, pep guardiola and jurgen klopp adding to his notoriety. the problem ifeel you have in england is, whenever i tell an opinion that i have, everybody in england goes berserk that i am the worst agent or the best. it doesn't matter, 50% loves you, 5

it comes as the manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer�*s called on social media companies tostigation after marcus rashford became the latest player to be targetted following his side's draw with arsenal on saturday. this way of discrimination on social media, we can't do a lot, can we? so we have to work with the platforms, and they have got to be more, stronger to make sure that we stop this. the bbc�*s social media and disinformation reporter marianna spring says the big platforms can't necessarily comply. i think that we have to remember that social— i think that we have to remember that social media sites are effectively companies that want to make _ effectively companies that want to make money, and clicks, users, lots of people _ make money, and clicks, users, lots of people wanting to engage in conversation from a those are good for social— conversation from a those are good for social media sites. about reputation that comes with racist abuse _ reputation that comes with racist abuse and — reputation that comes with racist abuse and other forms of disinformation or t

the manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer has called on social media companies to be strongergation after marcus rashford became the latest player to be targeted following his side's draw with arsenal on saturday. we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have _ we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have to _ we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have to work— we cannot do a lot, can we? so we have to work with the platforms. they've — have to work with the platforms. they've got to be stronger to make sure that _ they've got to be stronger to make sure that we stop this. it�*s they've got to be stronger to make sure that we stop this.— sure that we stop this. it's got to be the social— sure that we stop this. it's got to be the social media _ sure that we stop this. it's got to be the social media companies . sure that we stop this. it's got to i be the social media companies that find a way of stopping this. and police forces helping explain away of certain people doing it. strong words there. platforms very much in the line of fire at the moment. the premier league and the fa of those call

uk are back in europa league action this evening, including jose mourihno's tottenham and ole gunnar solskjaernd let's hope it lives up to its name. after seven months in space, nasa's rover will attempt to land on the surface of mars this evening. only half of the missions to mars have been successful so far. this one will have to slow from the speed of a bullet to a walking pace if it is going to land safely on the red planet. if it makes it, its mission is to scour a crater that was once a vast lake to look for signs of past life. our science correspondent rebecca morelle has more. nasa calls it the seven minutes of terror. an approach to mars at 12,000mph, then, just at the right moment... ..a parachute opens, dramatically slowing it down before a complex landing system brings the perseverance rover down to the ground. that's the plan, but only half of mars landings have worked. it is not a guaranteed success. it is the time in the mission with the highest concentrated risk. it's certainly a nailbiter, and they don't call it seven minutes of terror for nothing, because we're certainly wait

it comes as the manchester united manager, 0le gunnar solskjaer, called on social media companies tohat we stop this. well, the bbc�*s social media and disinformation reporter, marianna spring, says the big platforms can't necessarily comply. i think that we have to remember that social media sites are effectively companies that want to make money. and clicks, users, lots of people wanting to engage in conversation — those are good for social media sites. the bad reputation that comes with racist abuse and other forms of disinformation, or threats online is obviously not good for them. but the overall aim of these platforms is to have as many people using them as possible. if they were to introduce this idea of identification, that would obviously limit the number of people that make accounts. people often run multiple accounts, and that might not be allowed any more. so i think it poses an existential threat, i guess, for some of the social media sites, and that might explain in part why they're reluctant to enforce it — along with the fact that it could be difficult to enforce. it'

so a disappointing end to ole gunnar solskjaer�*s 100th match in charge at the club. the scottish premiership for the first time since december as they beat motherwell 2-1. odsonne edouard scored their second goal. celtic are 20 points behind leaders rangers with a game in hand. rangers are at hamilton in a midday kick off later. andy murray has blamed lax coronavirus protocols at the lawn tennis association's national training centre for the positive test that has forced him to miss the australian open. the former world number one had to isolate after testing positive last month and was unable to find a solution which would allow him to travel and quarantine in melbourne. the lta said "stringent and appropriate restrictions" had been applied. meanwhile, current british number one dan evans has warmed up ahead of the australian open in perfect style by winning his first atp title in melbourne. he beat canada's felix auger aliassime in straight sets. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news it's time for the papers. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the

southampton tonight and they need to get their title challenge back on track — not that ole gunnar solskjaerot, can we, so we have to work with the, the platforms, and they've got to be more stronger to make sure that we stop this. the president of the tokyo olympics says the games will go ahead in the summer, regardless of the covid—19 situation in the country. yoshiro mori did admit, though, that they were looking at new ways of hosting the event. it's looking likely that the japanese government will extend the state of emergency covering tokyo by a month, which would take it to march 7th — just four and half months before the games are due to begin. the prime minister will make a final decision after hearing from an expert panel today. britain's katie boulter has claimed one of the biggest wins of her career in the run—up to the australian open. she came from a set down to beat coco gauff in melbourne — her second win in a row against a player ranked far higher. gauff is a8, to boulter�*s 371. she'll play the us open champion naomi osaka next. and after emerging from quarantine, novak djo

manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer said they would not allow city to run away with the premier 1—1 and united are now 7 points behind city, and they've played a game more. letsjust build momentum, win games and put city under pressure. they are in great form, but we're not to give it away, of course. it looks like us and leicester, we need to put up a fight. fulham clinched their first win since november — a 2—0 victory at everton. josh maja scored both goals to boost fulham's chances of premier league survival. pierre—emerick aubameyang thanked arsenal for sticking with him through a rough patch, after scoring his first league hat—trick. they beat leeds 4—2, to move into the top half of the table. and wolves came from behind to win 2—1 at southampton, pedro netto producing a brilliant individual effort to score the winner. yet again, we have to talk about online racist abuse, with manchester united's anthony martial the latest player to be targetted. after that draw at west brom, he was attacked on social media. the police have been alerted to the posts, but the club said they

the manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer�*s called on social media companies to be strongerdia companies legally responsible for the online safety of their users. the former england and now crystal palace manager roy hodgson agrees they need to do more. i don't know what else in the premier— i don't know what else in the premier league and the pfa can do. i heard _ premier league and the pfa can do. i heard something on radio four this morning _ heard something on radio four this morning about the situation. if you want _ morning about the situation. if you want of— morning about the situation. if you want of the — morning about the situation. if you want of the need to do something. it seems _ want of the need to do something. it seems to— want of the need to do something. it seems to me, more and more, within the game _ seems to me, more and more, within the game of— seems to me, more and more, within the game of football itself, our opinion— the game of football itself, our opinion of the subject is very clean — opinion of the subject is very clean two _ opinion of the su

united are still looking for their first trophy under manager ole gunnar solskjaer.ry will aim to look at why black and asian women are sometimes treated differently during pregnancy. the maternity charity birth rights is leading the inquiry — and one of its trustees and co chair of the inquiry is sandra igwe; alongside the co—founders of the support group black mothers upfront — carina white and nana—adwoa mbeutcha.. sandra, iwant sandra, i want to ask you why you think more black women are likely to die or have a pregnancy end in stillbirth. �* ., . ~ die or have a pregnancy end in stillbirth. �* . . ~ ., ., ., stillbirth. black women are not listened to. _ stillbirth. black women are not listened to. our _ stillbirth. black women are not listened to. our voices - stillbirth. black women are not listened to. our voices are - listened to. our voices are dismissed, ourwords listened to. our voices are dismissed, our words and concerns ignored _ dismissed, our words and concerns ignored and — dismissed, our words and concerns ignored and we are not taken seriously— ig

so a disappointing end to 0le gunnar solskjaer�*s 100th match in charge at the club.tle also won, while burnley drew with brighton and fulham drew with west ham. celtic won back—to—back games in the scottish premiership for the first time since december as they beat motherwell 2—1. 0dsonne edouard scored their second goal. celtic are 20 points behind leaders rangers with a game in hand. rangers are at hamilton in a midday kick off later. british number one dan evans has won his first atp title, he beat canadian felix auger—aliassime in straight sets in the final of the murray river 0pen. it's one of the warm up tournaments for the australian open, which finally gets under way tomorrow. it's perhaps the most ambitious sporting event since the beginning of the covid—19 pandemic — running over two weeks with players from all over the world — in front of hundreds of thousands of fans. this event is only able to happen because australia has controlled the spread of the virus. but not everyone is thrilled that it is happening. 0ur australia correspondent shaimaa khalil repo

manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer said they wouldn't allow city to run away with the premierr mbaye diagne, before bruno fernandes equalised with a great strike. but it finished 1—1 and united are now seven points behind city, having played a game more. let'sjust build momentum, win games and put city under pressure. they're in great form, but we're not going to give it away, of course. it looks like, eh, we need to — us and leicester — we need to put up a fight. fulham clinched their first win since november — a 2—0 victory at everton. deadline day signing josh maja scored both goals to boost fulham's chances of premier league survival. pierre—emerick aubameyang thanked arsenal for sticking with him through a rough patch, after scoring his first league hat—trick. they beat leeds 4—2, to move into the top half of the table. and wolves came from behind to win 2—1 at southampton — pedro neto producing a brilliant individual effort to score the winner. yet again, we have to talk about online racist abuse, with manchester united's anthony martial the latest player to be targetted

manchester united manager 0le gunnar solskjaer says online abuse has to be stopped. we have _ had carol. and you have done it. i hope we have got _ had carol. and you have done it. i hope we have got carol! - had carol. and you have done it. i hope we have got carol! you - had carol. and you have done it. i hope we have got carol! you are i had carol. and you have done it. i - hope we have got carol! you are much more than a gap filler. you are a crucial part of this programme. goodness me, lots going on today. morning, carol. goodness me, lots going on today. morning. carol-— morning, carol. there certainly is. good morning- — morning, carol. there certainly is. good morning. some _ morning, carol. there certainly is. good morning. some lovely- morning, carol. there certainly is. i good morning. some lovely weather watchers pictures. snow falling on leeds. the met office still has a number weather warning out for heavy snow affecting parts of northern england. it is out until one o'clock today. this robson is likely. the areas we are looking at are sheffield, blackbu

ole gunnar solskjaer�*s side are at home to southampton, a win would move them level with the leaders united to boca juniors. the argentina defenderjoined united in the summer of 2014, and played 122 games for them, but hasn't featured in a match since november 2019. tennis: britain's katie boulter has enjoyed one of the biggest wins of her career, in the run—up to the australian open. she came from a set down to beat coco gauff in melbourne — her second win in a row against a player ranked far higher. gauff is number 48, to boulter�*s 371. next for boulter, it's the 2019 australian open champion naomi osaka, who brushed aside france's alize cornet, dropping just four games. it was osaka's first competitive match since she won the us open in september. world number one ash barty is also back after an 11—month lay—off. she chose to stay at home in queensland during the pandemic. but she showed no signs of rustiness, as she beat ana bogdan in straight sets. barty�*s hoping to break australia's 43—year run without a singles winner at their home grand slam. cricket south africa have react

manager ole gunnar solskjaer says any progress is very welcome. stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. matt hancock is preparing to set out details of how people will be tested for coronavirus when the to the uk. we will bring you the announcement life of the house of commons when it happens at 12:30pm. travellers will be required to take two tests while quarantining in an attempt to prevent variants entering the country. gloria guevara is the chief executive of the world travel and tourism council and joins me now. welcome. thanks for joining welcome. thanks forjoining us. increasingly measures are being brought in around the world to restrict travel as people are concerned about the new variants entering their borders. what does this indicate for the future of travel? i this indicate for the future of travel? ~ . , this indicate for the future of travel? ~ ., , ~ ., , , travel? i think, as we know, this is an unprecedented _ travel? i think, as we know, this is an unprecedented situation - travel? i think, as we know, this is

watch live on bbc one — with the reds still looking for their first trophy under manager 0le gunnar solskjaer on the weather? carroll has had a busy week. i get the feeling that when you are talking to us you are preparing what to say to us next. what is happening this morning. dashwood?_ what is happening this morning. dashwood? ., . ., , dashwood? good morning. we have seen euite a bit of dashwood? good morning. we have seen quite a bit of snow _ dashwood? good morning. we have seen quite a bit of snow in _ dashwood? good morning. we have seen quite a bit of snow in the _ dashwood? good morning. we have seen quite a bit of snow in the last _ dashwood? good morning. we have seen quite a bit of snow in the last few - quite a bit of snow in the last few days. unconfirmed reports, 60 to 70 centimetres, an excess of two feet. andries field in essex, 26 metres. manston we are looking at 15 centimetres in kent. so you get the picture. but at the moment we do have an area of concern. that is why the met office has this weather warning. that is why the met office has this weatherwarning. in that is