coming up in the programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics aree philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world cup play—off against switzerland last year — well, he has now admitted he made a mistake. ovidiu hategan ruled that corry evans blocked a shot, with his arm during the first leg, despite replays showing the ball struck the player's shoulder. nial foster reports. perhaps it will come as little comfort to northern ireland supporters but the referee ovidiu hategan has admitted that he got it wrong back in november. translation: it was a sad and unpleasant moment for me. it was sad because i made that mistake and painful because with my team of officials we had been performing well. in our world, the referees are the same as the goalkeepers. everybody sees the mistake. the introduction of var technology was too late for the play—offs that used in the fa cup only this week and

coming up in the programme, i'm holly hamilton live from the nba in london where the boston celtics are due to take on the philadelphia 76ers in what is set to be the most exciting uk nba match today... —— to date. hello and welcome along. the referee who awarded a controversial penalty which eventually cost northern ireland their world cup play—off against switzerland last year — well, he has now admitted he made a mistake. ovidiu hategan ruled that corry evans blocked a shot, with his arm during the first leg, despite replays showing the ball struck the player's shoulder. nial foster reports. perhaps it will come as little comfort to northern ireland supporters but the referee ovidiu hategan has admitted that he got it wrong back in november. translation:

the pairjoined my colleague holly hamilton earlier in the studio.eally exciting because i have been building up to this for my entire career. i have been doing the skeleton for nine years. to say, i am going to an olympic games for my country is so exciting. you are the first british olympian trying to retain your title. i used billing the pressure? there is the reason why people do not defend their winter titles. there is a lot of ha rd winter titles. there is a lot of hard work but it is a team effort. i slide down the track headfirst. there are a whole lotta people who have kept me going. i am really excited to go out there and i intend to retain my title. best of luck to her in the coming weeks. on a day wherejimmy armfield lost his life, good night. weeks. on a day wherejimmy armfield lost his life, good nightli weeks. on a day wherejimmy armfield lost his life, good night. i would a lwa ys lost his life, good night. i would always have a tennis ball in my pocket. i would play with it. it has hit the post. i think you have to have something ins

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. manchester city make a big money signing!broken record? it is. 57 million pounds. the club also make a bid for riyadh mahrez. friends reunited! to huddersfield. and friends, family and fans alike bid farewell to cyrille regis. me, it is just the person that he was. little difference in their ability. appear to be the club making the biggest statement this january. pounds. mahrez.. our football reporter john bennettjoins me now. in a bit, but first tell us a bit about their record signing. it is big money but he has a big reputation and just 23. reputation and just 23. has 19 cups for the french under 21 team. let's take a look at him in action. action. midfield, many people are big fans of him in france and in spain. of him in france and in spain. physicality but pep guardiola is a fan. fan. press conference and this is what he had to say. had to say. senses, i think he's intelligent and will read the situation. will read the situation. the premier league and that is a little bit tough. little bit tough. patient because he is

the pairjoined my colleague holly hamilton earlier in the studio. i have been doing the skeleton for nine years. to say, i am going to an olympic games for my country is so exciting. you are the first british olympian trying to retain your title. i used billing the pressure? there is the reason why people do not defend their winter titles.

hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm holly hamilton. coming up on tonight's programme...ford fail to rain on manchester city's parade as the premier league leaders record their 20th win of the season... andy murray reveals his despair as he pulls out of the brisbane international admitting he may need surgery on a long term hip injury. and england prepares for the final test of the ashes series — but can they secure success at last in sydney? good evening — plenty to come in the programme, but we'll start with tonight's premier league action where even in pretty challenging weather conditions leaders manchester city rained down on watford at the etihad. a win that puts pep guardiola's side 15 points clear at the top of the table with just 16 matches remaining. it took less than a0 seconds for raheem sterling to open the scoring, while an own goaljust minutes later added to watford's woes. it was city's record goal—scorer sergio aguero who made it three after the break — his tenth goal in six appearances against watford in all competitons. the visitors pulled one back to m

i'm holly hamilton. on tonight's programme... on his way home — andy murray pulls out of this month's australia open after failing to recover from an ongoing hip injury. injury worries for britain's johanna konta, too. she retires from her quarter—final match at the brisbane international. we look ahead to this evening's football, as tottenham host west ham at wembley. iam going i am going to have the twists and turns from the ashes. good evening — and welcome. we start with the news that andy murray has pulled out of the australian open after failing to recover from an ongoing hip injury. the three—time grand slam tennis champion hasn't played a competitive match since wimbledon last summer. and there's been more bad news in the women's game. british number one johanna konta was forced to retire from her brisbane open quarter—final, also because of a hip injury. here's our tennis correspondent russell fuller. and a major setback for andy. he is desperate to resume his tennis career. number one, for a love of playing, but also wa

forjoining us. all eu rules during the transition. against the government. bias, has quit. here's holly hamilton david beckham. regarding david beckham. announced a franchise club in florida. florida. be to bring in and develop talent at his new mls club. his new mls club. there were moments when i did not think it was going to happen. think it was going to happen. but i don't like to lose. don't like to lose. i don't give in very easily. very easily. happen and i knew that this was the right place to be. right place to be. is where i wanted our team —— i always believed. finally we are here. here. how instrumental will you be in getting players from europe? in getting players from europe? leagues —— different clubs in different cities. different cities. players but also to build this academy, that we keep talking about. no previous experience of working in the women's game. the women's game. for controversial comments on twitter he made six years ago. twitter he made six years ago. for those words and the problems it has caused the fa. has caused the fa. character and the way i have been brough

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sport now...and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton.t the cricket, a chance for revenge against australia? i'm delighted to bring you good news. england have beaten england at last. —— australia. jas -- australia. on roy made the highest ever one day score — 180 — for england to help his side to victory in the first of five one day internationals. england put the aussies into bat and adil rashid got the big wicket of steve smith — he was out for just 23. but, the hosts put themselves in a good position with 107 from opener aaron finch. and then half centuries from mitchell marsh and marcus stoinis helped them to 30k for eight off their 50 overs. but england and roy got off to a flyer and were always ahead of the required run rate. the opener shared a record partnership for england in this format of 221 withjoe root. root himself made 91 unbeaten and england reached their target. for anthonyjoshua fans, confirmation at last of his world heavyweight unification clash with new zealand'sjoseph parker. following weeks of negotiations, the tw

i'm holly hamilton.up on this transfer deadline day special — done deal — arsenal sign aubameyang for a club record £56 million, making him the most expensive african player of all time. but could this man soon take that crown? a deadline day dash for leicester winger riyad mahrez, but is he bound for manchester city? and it's notjust about today — we take a look at the best of the rest of the deals that took place earlier this month, in what's been the most expensive january transfer window. good evening, and welcome to a special deadline day programme — where the clock is ticking on this january transfer window. by now, the private jets have been boarded, contracts have been written, and records broken — arsenal making history as mesut ozil becomes the club's highest paid player, while the signing of this man, pierre emerick aubrameyang at a cool 56 million makes him a club record. but what do we know about the striker from gabon? joe lynskey has been finding out. this is arsenal's new gift from gabon.

before the papers, sport, and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre here's holly hamilton. looking 0k it's looking ok for once, we are talking about the cricket. england have a chance for some some revenge over australia. jason roy has just reached the century. as they look to chase down a target of 305 to win the first of five one—day internationals. just four of the test team, who were humiliated in the ashes defeat, are playing in melbourne this morning. england put the aussies into bat. aaron finch made 107, and there were half centuries from mitchell marsh and marcus stoinis, which helped them to 304—8 off their 50 overs. england are currently 172—2 in the 28th over. just two games in the premier league today. a big test for manchester city as they make the short trip down the road to face liverpool. the city have won only once at anfield in the last 20 years. before that bournemouth face arsenal at home. yesterday it was harry kane once again grabbing the headlines, continuing what has been a remarkable season. spurs are making the most of wembley way. they know it's

i'm holly hamilton and we're live from anfield ahead of the 230th merseyside derby.t's undoubtedly the tie of the round, bringing together two sides who sit just a few hundred yards apart and who have won the trophy 12 times between them. we'll also be looking ahead to fleetwood's clash with leicester. sadly, there will be no fairytale return for former and i am will perry with all today's other sports news. another high profile casualty — reigning australian open champion serena williams pulls out of this year's tournament, saying she's not yet ready, four months after the birth of her daughter. coming up, i'll have all of the action and reaction from dade two of the sydney test, another good one for australia. —— from day two. hello and welcome to fa cup sports day, life from anfield, and what an evening we have in store for you. the 230th merseyside derby, worth a place in the forefront of the fa cup. for liverpool and everton, it's their second meeting less than a month after playing out that h draw in december, but this is a cup competition, where the rivals cra

holly hamilton, thank you.yal college of paediatrics and child health says the government had failed to improve care in a number of "fundamental areas", such as by banning junk food advertising. tam fry is from the national 0besity forum and joins me now. the government says what it calls "world—leading pla ns" for child health are in place, what's your reaction to that? i think it is an absurd freight to use. the main plan is recognised by eve ryo ne use. the main plan is recognised by everyone and recognised as being an inferior document, indeed. how do the plans for england compared to those already in place in scotland and wales? take us through that. they compare very badly. scotland is in the middle of working out a new obesity strategy. even in the consultation stages, it puts england to shame. wales is doing the same. that is because they are responsible for their health and the understand how important health is to the nation. both in terms of adult health and childhood health but for some reason, in w

for more build up to that we can head now to holly hamilton who's there for us.season for nba games to take place here it is fair to say, they have really brought their a—game, think back to the start of the season when they thought it would beat the philadelphia 76ers featuring in this london fixture, now two of the most exciting teams in the league. the celtics top—seeded in this. what an incredible season their star player has had, ever since he was brought over not that long ago from their rivals, cleveland. he may have been stuck in the shadow of lebronjames at that point, he has stepped out the shadow since then. averaging 2a points and five assists per game. as for the 76ers, boasting a wealth of young talent, four of the most exciting prospects of the nba in that team under the age of 24. you can see how popular the sport has become here. tickets for tonight sold out in less than an hour. last night i spoke to the nba commissioner who said that european expansion was a priority but it's unlikely we will see a london—based nba team any time soon... if you

sport now on afternoon live with holly hamilton.s he done that? that is the question, and i suppose he had been believed to be very close to taking over as scotland boss after talks just last week with the scottish football association in which they agreed to a compensation payment of £500,000 to the irish fa to secure his services but today there was a statement from him to say that he will remain in charge in belfast. he described it as a huge honour but just honour butjust not the right opportunity at this moment. since northern ireland went to the euros, getting to the last 16 in 2016, and the world cup play—offs recently, northern ireland will be very happy to keep him and you can see white scotla nd to keep him and you can see white scotland would be interested but their search for a new manager continues. and i heard about jimmy armfield this morning, there are some people who just enter your lives and whose voice you know and you feel you get to know them and he was one of those. what have people been saying? really sad news

next up is holly hamilton.n the british recycling industry. our correspondent, dan johnson, reports. all that wrapping paper, so much christmas waste. it is the season to throw plenty away. and this is the kind of place it goes — sorted, sifted, separated so it can be recycled. this is the same process on the other side of the world. for decades, china's been a global dustbin, taking huge quantities of our rubbish and recycling it. it's become a massive, complicated business, but now china has said no more. it's got enough waste of its own to deal with, so now we have to work out what we're going to do with our rubbish. if you take packaging, for example, we're collecting about 1.2 million tonnes of plastic packaging every year, put in the recycling bins. but we've relied on 65% of that tonnage being exported to overseas markets, the vast majority has been going to china. this is the sort of stuff that might previously have been sent to china, different plastic bottles of different kinds that might be recycled

here's some sport now with holly hamilton. straight sets — making quick work of him too in under two hours. he'll face czech tomas berdych next. it is their 26th meeting. we have had some good ones over the years, going back all the way to the 0lympic going back all the way to the olympic games in athens in 2004. i am looking forward to playing against him. he seems in good shape, he is over his back issues and that isa he is over his back issues and that is a good thing. novak djokovic is in action right now, and he's having a tough time against heung chung. the korean has taken the first set against the six—time winner in melbourne. meanwhile in the women's draw top seed simona halep has eased into the last eight with victory overjapan's naomi 0saka. the romanian came through a tight first set before racing away to a 6—3, 6—2 victory — showing no sign of the ankle injury she suffered in the first round. she'll face the winner of the all—czech contest between sixth seed karolina pliskova and 20th seed barbora strycova. harry

3340529191:24:24,775 i'm 3340529191:24:24,775 --> 3817747647:18:57,104 holly 3817747647:18:57,104 --> 4294966103:13:29,432 hamiltono the states to launch his major league soccer team. in england women's football. manchester city in the fifth round. but david beckham. struggled to find the right venue. says his job will be about developing new talent. the franchise, this is where we want to bring the team. to bring the team. bumps, there was moments i didn't think it was going to happen. think it was going to happen. but i don't like to lose. don't like to lose. i don't give in very easily. very easily. so, i knew it was going to happen. to happen. i knew that this was the right place to be. right place to be. in miami, i always believed that this is where i wanted our team. finally, we're here. instrumental will you be in trying to get players from europe? to get players from europe? players, but also to build this academy that we keep talking about. manager during his first meeting with the media in his new role. tweets he made six years ago. apologise for those words and the problems that it's caused the fa. pro

coming up on afternoon live, all the sport with holly hamilton . alf—past. tomasz schafernaker has all the weather. some stormy skies. the weather will be improving a little bit as we go through the course of the afternoon. also coming up... what‘s with the big pout? a dozen camels have been disqualified from a camel beauty pageant in saudi arabia for receiving botox injections. hello everyone. this is afternoon live. i‘m simon mccoy. "i thought things had changed — and it is absolutely clear that they haven‘t. we have to send a clear message that this is unacceptable." the words of government minister anne milton in the commons a short time ago — over the men—only charity dinner where women were allegedly, groped, propositioned and sexually harassed. undercover journalists from the ft say it happened at the prestigious presidents club annual charity fundraiser in london. already two charities who benefited say they‘re handing the money back — and one of the organisers, david meller, is standing down as a non—executive board member at the ministry o

. —— holly hamilton. thank you very much, jessica. to do more to prepare them for the emotional demands it makes. elaine dunkley reports. with social media in the hands of children, there are challenges of growing up in a digital age. a report published today called life in likes, warns many children in secondary school are struggling to handle social media as their world expands. ifeel like i'm pressured by other people because my friends do it so i have to do it to fit in. you see people, if they're getting bullied on social media, they don't tell their parents. if you don't tell them, they will never find out. the young people like the feeling where they can put up a picture and get instant gratification. on the flip side of that, when they get negative, ——,s can they get over that? the reality is some children are younger. children become increasingly anxious about their online image and keeping up with appearances. this report also highlights that many children are overdependent on getting likes and positive comments to feel acce

and in west hamilton township 295 an accident northbound at the mount holly exit and delays to rancocas road and it's slow out there. delaware county a water main break on west oak lane shutting it down from providence road and bart ram avenue. >> thank you. and still ahead on "action news" at 4:00 today. a big development involving a rape investigation in montgomery county. see how detectives are using brand new dna technology to crack the case. and immigration showdown the president tries to clarify his contest. before we start, i just want to say if anyone still doesn't have fios, please stay out of the way so your lag doesn't get us all killed, ben. what's so good about fios anyway? uh. what's so great about a 100% fiber-optic network that makes your gaming system actually work awesomely? hey. did you take out the trash? haha, garbage boy! dad, i already took out ben. it's not funny. gaming is best on a 100% fiber-optic network. so get fios. now, just $79.99 per month with a 2-year price guarantee with a 2-year agreement. i was wondering if an electric toothbrusthan a manual.s bette

holly 25. wild wood 26. the snow cover is helping the get the temperatures down. in south jersey. and we have several places way down in the 20s. only a 24. 24 degrees. hamilton square 27. just about all the places will be in the teens by the time you get up in the morning. everyone in philadelphia itself 22. it's not going to warm up a lot tomorrow. it's after tomorrow that the warm up comes. and also the rain. i'll it tell you about those coming up. >> first it was wild fires. now rain and mud slides. are taking a deadly toll in southern california. at least 13 people have been killed. as homes are swept away nearby santa barbara. res tu teams had to work through a mess of debris and mud. to free a 14 year-old girl who had been trapped. mean who i will helicopters are hoisting people to safety. ambulances cannot get in. just like when the wild fires hit desperate neighbors are digging deep to help each other. >> the situation is so bad that even some first responders needed to be rescued. tonight 30 miles of highway 101 remain shut down. >> philadelphia police say a fight between two teenagers ended with one shot in the leg. their patrol car was hit by anot

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm holly hamilton. coming up on the programme... the big spenders on transfer deadline day with a club record £56 million for pierre—emerick aubameyang. cristian eriksen takes just 11 seconds to break the deadlock at wembley and score the fastest premier league goal this season. and humiliation for chelsea as the blues suffer a shock defeat at home to bournemouth. hello and welcome to the programme. coming up in a moment, we'll have all tonight's premier league action — including the third fastest goal in premier league history. but first, the clock is ticking. we're into the final minutes of the january transfer window. in terms of spending, it's arsenal who have been splashing the cash, with their club record signing of pierre—emerick aubameyang at a cool £56 million. but what do we know about the striker from gabon? joe lynskey has been finding out. this is arsenal's new gift from gabon. the £56 million striker with quite the back story. his path to the world stage has come via the equator, a country are unlikely to make the worl