championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penaltiesmier league sides ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw had been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy newcastle had to come from behind to beat fourth—tier bromley. bromley, who were playing premier league opposition for the first time in their history, they went ahead afterjust eight minutes, but goals from lewis miley, anthony gordon and william osula make it eight consecutive victories in all competition for newcastle. here are all of sunday's results then. championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penalties after a 1—1 draw. no further shocks, though, as premier league sides ipswich town and southampton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw had been made for the

and us, we are in this little part in the corner of the hull.here they were stuck, the air pocket that trapped them for 35 hours. "we had to remove our luggage, open the door," he says, "swim out here. we almost didn't make it." meanwhile, sarah made it to one of the two life rafts. she says safety essentials were missing. we found a torch, but again, it didn't have any batteries in it, and we realised we didn't have any water or any food, despite being told that the rafts had that when we were in the briefing. over the next few hours, sarah, hissora and 28 others were rescued and taken ashore, while lucianna and her group were stuck in the hull of the sea story. we had no communication with outside, nothing. no one's tried to see if there was someone alive in there. i was just wondering how i would prefer to die. to drown, because i would try... i would try to to get out of this boat. or if i needed to wait to be thirsty and hungry. yeah, i was ready to die. and for me, to be honest, it's very weird to be alive compared to the others. in total,

lead at the top of the championship has been cut to one point after they let a 3—1 lead slip away at hull on points with leeds at lunchtime, beating local rivals blackburn rovers 1—0 at ewood park. zian flemming's diving header the difference as blackburn's 15—year wait for victory over burnley goes on. scott parker's side nowjust a point behind leeds in second. third—placed sheffield united are also a point off the top after ending a three game winless run with a 2—1 victory away at watford. second premier league start. 1-0, second premier league start. 1—0, arsenal. living a teenage dream. unlike their opponents, brighton have no winds since november. with finishing like this, it is not hard to see why. but they were handed a lifeline in the second half. penalty was given away an unusualfashion. ezra made no mistake. 1—1. brighton came closest to winning, but the strike was dragged agonisingly wide. so, and happy travels for arsenal, that could mean more ground lost in the title race. —— unhappy. leeds' lead at the top of the championship has been cut to one point after they let a 3—1 l

well, here are all of sunday's results, and the cup championship side hull, they're out of the competitiononcaster rovers. that went to penalties after a 1—1 draw after extra time. no further shocks, though. premier league sides ipswich, southampton all saw off lower opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank — they beat stockport county i—o. and the draw�*s been made for the fourth round. manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nistelrooy back to old trafford with his new leicester city side. championship strugglers plymouth, they produced one of the weekend's shocks, they knocked out brentford. their reward — home tie against liverpool, an all—premier league tie coming up between aston villa and tottenham. leyton orient or derby county, they've got manchester city. these ties are all going to be played over the second weekend in february. the full draw is on the bbc sport website. a couple of matches in the scottish premiership on sunday. rangers, remember, trying to reel in celtic. they beat stjohnstone 3—1, so the champions�* lead at the top is down to

it's a fourth consecutive away defeat for portsmouth, who only stay above hull, out of the relegationthat australia ended a period of india dominance in test series between them. the border/gavaskar trophy has been elusive for a decade, but their six wicket win in the final test in sydney saw them take the series 3—1, as dan 0gunshakin reports. sunny skies in sydney as india look to push on and australia were hoping for a sprint to the finish line, india's prospects of setting a challenging total rested on the bat. australia would want to get him out cheaply. 0ne down, three to go, pat cummings intent on wrapping things up for the hosts. defending a modest 162, india needed wickets, and they needed them early. from staring defeat in the face, suddenly, india believed. virat kohli is trying to fire this crowd up. four runs took steven smith to one in thousand within test match cricket, but that would have to wait a little longer. four wickets down, australia started to free their shoulders, how india could have done with their premier bowler on the field. the debutant webster cashed in

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championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penaltiessouthampton both saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county 1—0. so, we've had the draw for the 4th round and here's some of the fixtures to look forward to. united's reward is hosting leicester city managed by united legend ruud van nisterlooy. see the full draw on the bbc sport website. in the women's fa cup, vivianne miedema scored on her return from injury as her manchester city side beat ipswich town 3—0 in the fourth round of the competition. in the day's early game, london city lionesses hammered fulham 5—0 at craven cottage to put themselves in the hat for the next round. chantelle boye—hlorkah with a nine—minute hat—trick for the championship side, which was completed just over half an hour into the game. several matches postponed due to adverse weather today, but of those that went ahead, there were plenty of goals. chelsea into the next round after beating charlton 4—0. also wins for aston villa, mancheste

physically and mentally, of the treatment she received two years ago at the reshapeu cosmetics clinic in hullshe wears when she does. i can't even take the bin out without a mask on. i've been called a freak. had faces pulled at me. she initially visited reshapeu for breast fillers, seeking the help of this man, sean scott. she says she did her homework, checking him out online, where he was described as dr sean scott, clinical director. videos at the time show the plaque on his door describing himself as dr sean scott. but our investigation has found he was a former tattooist who bought the doctor title online. did you believe that sean scott was a doctor? yes, and i trusted what he said. the doctorate was in business consultancy, which he said he had naively and regretfully purchased and displayed the certificate in his clinic. he claims he did not portray himself as a medical doctor and he informed clients who asked that he was not medically qualified. but our investigation is aware of at least two other complaints made against him. we have received patient—reported| complaints about thisl

in the slowly sinking hull of the sea story before she was finally rescued.she was pressured to give a statement from her hospital bed. we just wanted to get rid of them, to be able to leave because they didn't want us to leave the hospital before doing this interview. it wasn't just those in hospital who say they felt pressured. he said, "until you don't sign this, you cannot even go to sleep." so we were there until 11 or 12 at night without having slept all night, without any psychological help. with the last survivors found, the group needed to return to cairo. having lost their passports, special papers were needed to get through checkpoints. 0ne survivor accused the company, who owned the boat, of making one final attempt to get him to sign a liability waiver. he says, "0k, we have the papers, to leave. we just need everybody to sign this. there's one for each person and we can go." i get to the bottom and the last sentence is, it's the same release of liability question that he had put. "i do not accuse anyone of any criminal wrongdoing." and then he w

championship side hull are out of the competition, beaten by league two doncaster rovers on penaltiespton all saw off lower tier opposition, as did crystal palace who had eberechi eze to thank as they beat stockport county 1—nil. and the draw had been made for the fourth round manchester united will welcome club legend ruud van nisterloy back to old trafford with his leicester side championship strugglers plymouth produced one of the weekend's shocks knocking out brtentford, their reward is liverpool at home. there's an all premier league tie bewteen aston villa v tottenham, leyton orient or derby county will play manchester city, see the full draw on the bbc sport website. those ties are over the second weekend in february. the australian open is underway — but the first day was badly affected by downpours and bad weather. for the outside courts. no issues though aryna sabalenka on the rod laver arena — the two—time defending champion beat sloane stephens 6—3, 6—2 to make the second round... the 26—year—old is aiming to become just the seventh player to claim a third straight austral

in a field near wethersfield in north essex, andrew hull is hard at work digging a new pond.s, some large lakes. a huge amount. i'm very lucky to create such a large network of ponds in an area which i live in. in the post—war period, as farming intensified, thousands of ponds were filled in or became overgrown. this one has just been saved by the landowner. here in essex, we've created and restored coming up to 400 ponds now, working with landowners, and just within a five—kilometre radius of this pond, we've actually restored and created 80 ponds. so you can see there'll be a stepping stone effect of these habitats being brought back. clean, fresh water is really important for birds, all species of birds and other farm wildlife too. but particularly for turtle doves, as they're what's known as an obligate granivore, they only eat seeds, so they need access to clean, fresh water. well, these ponds, they give a huge amount of benefit - to all sorts of species that need water. - so your farmland, birds, _ amphibians, mammals come down to drink at these ponds. so they are vital

donald trump was charged with intellectual appearance hull interference was not the president of lebanon at the minister. he is currently the top judge at the international court ofjustice. as big brother said it appeared to be ended excluding it from power. china has reported its biggest ever trade surplus just a week before the inauguration of donald trump who has promised to impose tariffs on chinese goods. the largest gathering in the world is taking place in india, millions of pilgrims are amassing in the north of the country, to the beat of drums and honking of horns millions have already plunged into the cold waters of the river ganges, saying they feel blessed to take a holy dip. it is expected to attract a staggering 400 million people over the six weeks. those are live pictures. that is it for the moment. thank you for watching. stay with us on bbc news. hello. we had really big contrasts in weather across the uk on monday. in highland scotland, here in plockton, there was a lot of cloud, outbreaks of rain, but it was very mild, and just along the road from here, we had tempera

briefly, did you find jimmy carter, the first president the call himself a born-again christian, a pair hullfter he went back to plains he taught sunday school. or was it not as apparent? >> no, it wasn't ostentatious, but you could see he was a man of faith. especially during the hostage crisis. finish and also i think the one time where his faith energized him was in the negotiations with begin and sadat where he prayed with them and out of his religious determination, wanted to make peace between egypt and israel. howard: can -- which he ultimately did, and that peace still stands. it's all these years later, and there's a funeral over the next few days. steven weissman, great to see you. >> thanks. howard: still to come, that secret smear campaign against actress blake lively, her costar justin baldoni retaliates by -- it's time we listen to science. one a day is formulated with key nutrients to support whole body health. one a day. science that matters. over the years, you've talked to him about curveballs. you've talked to him about strategy. you've talked winning seasons... ...losing

we begin with nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent, garrett haake, correspondent karl hulls, politicallyst and former press conference to paul ryan brendan buck and former michigan congressman republican fred upton and former pennsylvania congresswoman democrat susan loyal. garrett, two years ago four days, 15 rounds of voting. what do we expect this hour? the speaker has been busy, corralling votes. maybe making some trades. things are being promised. arms are being twist. what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, andrea, the speaker has been holed up in his office since yesterday at that time meeting with some of these members who are hold-outs. he tells reporters he made no promises. >> we will now hear -- >> reporter: as they get underway on the floor. to get the votes that will be necessary to get across the finish line, i can tell you the vibes around speaker johnson are good. he and his allies have been predicting he will be elected speaker again today. possibly as quickly as on this first ballot. but none of them can say for sure because the margins are so thin. you talked about thom

we'll look at what happened to previous cities that were so favoured, including coventry and hull, with senior culture writer at the telegraph liam kelly and stefan kyriazis will join me to share the theatrical excursions that he's made during this week. but first, your news headlines with tatiana sanchez. >> michael, thank you very much. the top stories reform uk leader nigel farage has accused the health secretary of attempting to conceal the reality of the grooming gangs after he claimed the public discourse could risk vilifying certain communities. wes streeting had said the rhetoric around grooming gangs risked causing a second new zealand mosque massacre. mr farage told the telegraph that mr streeting remarks were insulting. that's now as labour mp dan carden has broken ranks from sir keir starmer, joining andy burnham in his calls for a national inquiry into the scandal. fury over grooming gangs has reignited in recent weeks after labour blocked a national inquiry, backed by kemi badenoch and tech billionaire elon musk. science secretary peter kyle told gb news this morning that

coming up in may, we'll be joined by veterans who are honounng joined by veterans who are honouring hull'sost lancaster. >> and as a new survey reveals, that half of us struggle to stick to diets despite annual weight loss resolutions, we're going to find out how to stick to those goals. >> and there was the first meteor shower of the year last night, lighting up the night sky. stargazers seeing up to 50 shooting stars every hour. >> good morning. teenage darts sensation luke littler makes history by becoming the youngest ever winner of the pdc world dans ever winner of the pdc world darts championship at the alexandra palace. the 17 year old beat the record set by last night's final opponent, michael van gerwen, by more than six years. tributes were led by prime minister keir starmer, who called his performance mesmerising. >> good morning. you've probably heard, but there will be some disruptive snow to come this weekend, particularly across central and northern parts of england and wales. however, other places could see some as well. i'll have the details coming up just on 6:00. >> i'm

girls being anally raped by hordes of pakistani men, girls in primary school uniform being raped in hull channel 4 puts out the fake grooming scandal. heads should roll over that. and channel 4 have got form for this. in 2004, they delayed a documentary into the abuse after police forces warned the evidence of asian men targeting young white girls could inflame racial tensions over to the bbc. now they did the same thing years ago. they put out. liar. the fake grooming scandal. that's the same bbc that when the telford grooming scandal broke, they initially only put it up on their local shropshire page. one girl making up allegations. we do a documentary on it. tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of girls being subjected to a conveyor belt of rape and torture by the bbc's beloved pakistani community. that's just a local story, is it? that's just a local story. they're all at it. the dam burst on britain's rape gang shame over the weekend, and on monday, keir starmer had a press conference. the establishment media had their chance to ask about the victims, to ask about whether mult

central and eastern england with temperatures picking up to around nine celsius in london, ten in hullter chance of some folk and poor visibility on wednesday, some of that may linger all day, and at the same time we will see a band of rain and a week with a front coming into the north—west of scotland. for most of us on the mild side with temperatures between 8—11, this relatively quiet spell of weather set to last much of this week. a week with a front comes in on sunday bringing the threat of some rain and you will have to wait until the back end of next week before we see the weather turning more unsettled. that is the latest. thanks chris. and that's bbc news at six. you can keep up with all the latest developments on bbc website.(mix now its time to join our colleagues for the news where hello and welcome to sportsday this monday night with me chetan pathak — coming up on the programme... the rise and rise of britain's jacob fearnley — into the second round of the australian open after seeing off nick kyrgios. tyson fury announces his retirement from boxing again — but is it real

day of flooding caused havoc in central england, with many people falling victim, like this woman in hull 15, 20 minute, like, warning. the water came in from the front, round the back, then obviously came all the way in. it was probably about 20 centimetres. so, in here we made an attempt to move our daughter's new doll house, which she had for christmas, but it was too late and the damage was already done. rescuers are still searching for survivors, after a major earthquake in the chinese region of tibet killed at least 126 people. more than 3,000 buildings were damaged in the earthquake near everest, and a further 188 people were injured. a large—scale rescue operation was launched, with survivors facing temperatures as low as minus 16 degrees celsius overnight. the prime minister has urged mps not to back a parliamentary attempt today, to push for a new national inquiry into grooming gangs. the conservatives will propose the inquiry in an amendment to the children's wellbeing and schools bill, which will be debated later. let's get more on this now from our chief political corresponde