you take on new zealand for the cup, ineos uk musket opponents from america and italy. musket opponents to _ italy. both incredible strong teens for us and to take _ italy. both incredible strong teens for us and to take one _ italy. both incredible strong teens for us and to take one of- italy. both incredible strong teens for us and to take one of them - italy. both incredible strong teensj for us and to take one of them out and given our performance in the world series we fiercely got our work cut out.— world series we fiercely got our work cut out. britain is never won the trophy _ work cut out. britain is never won the trophy in _ work cut out. britain is never won the trophy in international- work cut out. britain is never won the trophy in international sport, | the trophy in international sport, despite recent setbacks they heather their sights firmly fixed on rewriting history. we their sights firmly fixed on rewriting history.- their sights firmly fixed on rewriting history. we hear about sieae rewriting history. we hear about siege mentality _ rewriting history. we hear about

his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition, so they now go on to take on eitheror the one of sport's oldest trophies in march. look, it's a great moment for the team because we've had a tough start, a tough build—up to this competition, so i'm incredibly proud of everyone. that said, we know we've still got a long way to go on this road, so whilst we've got ourselves into the cup final, it's just one step along the road and now we've got to focus on trying to win that and then, after that, the cup, so one step at a time. that's all from sportsday. updates from the premier league match between aston villa and newcastle on bbc news throughout the rest of the evening. hello. there have been a few wintry showers around today. some of us have seen a bit more snow, but many places stay dry, had a bit of sunshine, but it's a cold weekend. there's a widespread frost on the way tonight. and after the showers fade away from north—west england, the midlands and east anglia, it could be icy, there will be a few fog patches developing. icy patches still, with the wintry showe

his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition, so they now go on to take on eitherort's oldest trophies in march. it's a great moment for the team because we've had a tough start, a tough build—up to this competition, so i'm incredibly proud of everyone. that said, we know we've still got a long way to go on this road, so whilst we've got ourselves into the cup final, it's just one step along the road and now we've got to focus on trying to win that and then, after that, the cup, so one step at a time. that's all from sportsday. coming up next, it's click. hey, welcome. hope you're you doing 0k, and, wow, what a momentous week in world politics this has been. whether or not you're in the united states, what's happened there will affect us all. i, joseph robinette bidenjr, do solemnly swear... lara lewington: joe biden's become the 46th president. of the united states. lots about the last few weeks has broken with convention and almost broken democracy in the process. it reminded everyone just how fragile democratic systems are, even at the heart of the free world. a

ben ainslie's ineos team uk have made a great start in their bid to qualify for the america's cup.ening two races of the challenger series in auckland, having struggled forform in recent weeks. england's netballers will play a three—match series against a superleague all stars side next week. this replaces the games against jamaica that were postponed because of the pandemic. now, who is england's best ever player? it's one to debate with your pals on zoom this evening, and i'm sure wayne rooney would get a mention. england and manchester united's record goal—scorer has retired from playing today to take up the full—time position of manager at derby county. joe lynskey is here with more on what's been a remarkable career. i think on any other day this would be the lead story. definitely. he has given us so many memories through the years. after 18 years as a player, he become derby county's full—time manager today. but he goes to the dugout having made such an impact on the pitch. he arrived as england's fearless teenage striker at euro 2004, scoring four times there, before going

his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition, so they now go on to take on either for the one of sport's oldest trophies in march. it's a great moment for the team because we had a tough start, a tough build up to this competition, so i am incredibly proud of everyone. that said, we still have a long way to go at this rate, so while we got ourselves into the cup final, it isjust while we got ourselves into the cup final, it is just one step along the road and now we have to focus on winning that and then after that, the cup. so, one step at a time. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. india scottish premiership, rangers are at home to ross county, they could go 23 points clear at the top with a win today. they are currently 1-0 with a win today. they are currently 1—0 up that match. guernsey has gone into lockdown with immediate effect and islanders are being asked to stay at home with schools and hospitality venues closed. it follows confirmation of four new positive cases of covid—19. it's not immediately

his team ineos beat the italians, to win their qualifying competition so they now go on to take on eitherce new zealand for the one of sport's oldest trophies in march. it's a great moment for the team because we've had a tough start, a tough build—up to this competition, so i'm incredibly proud of everyone. that said, we know we've still got a long way to go on this road, so whilst we got ourselves into the cup final, it's just one step along the road i know we've got to focus on trying to win that and then, after that, the cup, so one step at a time. that's all the sport for now. we'll be back with more for you later this afternoon. the death of one of the giants of us broadcasting has been announced. larry king was 87 and was best known for hosting his talk show on cnn for 25 years. he was being treated in hospital after being found to have had coronavirus. for more than 60 years, he interviewed everybody who was anybody. tonight, the legendary liza minnelli on marriage. would you marry again? are you nuts? oscar winners. start spreading the news, the legendary liza minnelli is here. p

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his team ineos beat the italians to win their qualifying competition so they now go on to take on eitherst trophies in march. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories, including the latest from the scottish premiership, on the bbc sport website. unbeaten rangers home to ross county, they could go 23 points clear at the top with a win. they are now 3—0 up. the leader of the welsh conservatives has resigned after an investigation found he may have broken coronavirus restrictions by drinking alcohol in the senedd tea room. the incident last month, involving four members of the welsh parliament, happened just days after pubs across wales were banned from selling alcohol. 0ur wales political editor felicity evans gave us this update. it's been a very difficult week for the welsh conservatives, these allegations first emerged on tuesday and at that time, paul davies, the leader of the conservative group in the senedd, along with his chief whip, darren miller and a labour member of the senedd, alun davies, issued statements in which they said they had had a drink in

the donation by the chemicals company, ineos, is one of the largest in the university's history.government is facing a rebellion from its own mps who want to give british courts the power to decide if a country is committing genocide. the proposal would stop ministers agreeing trade deals with states held to be responsible for deliberate mass killings. the government argues that trade policy should be decided by parliament, not the courts. 0ur chief political correspondent adam fleming told me more. there's two things going on here, there's people who are concerned about the human rights issue and then there are people who are particularly worried about the situation with the uighur people and how they're being treated by the chinese authorities in the xinjiang province of china. also this is a metaphor for the brexit process in that this is all about the trade bill, the piece of legislation that will give the uk government the power to have an independent trade policy, now that brexit has happened. however, that power now looks like it's going to be shared by the house of lords,

ben ainslie's ineos team uk, have made a great start in their bid to qualify for the america's cup. crews from the usa and italy. that's all the sport for now. the supreme court will make a final ruling today on whether small businesses should receive insurance payouts for losses incurred during the first national lockdown. thousands of claims were made on business interruption policies, but firms were told that they were never intended to cover such unprecedented restrictions. the case involves around a billion pounds�* worth of payouts. our business correpsondent vishala sri—pathma joins me now. i heard one small business owner earlier saying that the result of this case today in the supreme court could mean life or death for many small businesses, so what are we expecting today in terms of the judgment?— expecting today in terms of the 'udament? ~ , ,. judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic— judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic hits _ judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandemic hits in _ judgment? absolutely, if you picture this, a pandem

the donation by the chemicals company ineos is one of the largest in the university�*s history.rt to the year for schools — which are now having to juggle remote learning, social distancing and covid testing, among many other pressures. in england, schools will remain closed to all but the children of key workers until the february half term, though some fear they could remain shut for longer. well, the education committee is due to meet this morning to explore topics including the scientific evidence behind the decision to close schools and colleges, so to discuss this more — we can speak now to richard sheriff, executive headteacher and ceo of the red kite learning trust in yorkshire. thank you forjoining us. how are you, the parents, the staff and the children coping with online learning? it children coping with online learning?— children coping with online learnin: ? , ., ., children coping with online learninl? , ., ., learning? it is varied, i would say that all credit _ learning? it is varied, i would say that all credit to _ learning? it is varied, i would say that all c

ineos team uk are into the final of the prada cup, victory would make them the official challenger againstually couldn't get around the race track in the warm—up regatta over christmas. and the team have done an incredible job to turn that around, to get ourselves through to this prada cup final. like i said, britain has never won the america's cup, so that's our motivation to right that wrong in our maritime history and we're going to do absolutely everything we can to make that happen. sir ben ainslie there. that's all the sport for now. back to you. thank you very much. analysis of the government's two main economic support schemes during the pandemic has found 1.5 million people who missed out on help could be included at a relatively cheap cost. the study — carried out for bbc news by the institute for fiscal studies — says there are "clear injustices" in the way the schemes work. andy verity reports. musicians and sound engineers, plumbers and electricians, taxi drivers and driving instructors, you have not been forgotten. we will not let you behind. we all stand together. to kim kin

ben ainslie's, ineos team uk, have made a great start in their bid to qualify for the america's cup.s. thank you. let's get more on the news that the supreme court has ruled in favour of small businesses who said they should receive insurance pay—outs for losses incurred during the first national lockdown. many thousands made claims on business interruption policies, but were told that they were never intended to cover such unprecedented restrictions. joining me now is richard leedham, the lawyer who represented the small businesses in their battle at the supreme court. your thoughts? it is a vindication for the stance that insurers and indeed the regulatory body fca took for this claim. it provides clarity for this claim. it provides clarity for businesses. small to medium size enterprise businesses, smes, affected by covid, has given clarity that the government put in place action to restrict their losses and this gives them insurance cover. business interruption policies, so by definition for business owners the business was interrupted. with the business was interrupted. with the

with me now is david sweetnam, he is an adviser to the ineos oxford institute.een concentrated? that is a good oint. the been concentrated? that is a good point. the answer _ been concentrated? that is a good point. the answer is _ been concentrated? that is a good point. the answer is yes. - been concentrated? that is a good point. the answer is yes. there i been concentrated? that is a good point. the answer is yes. there is | point. the answer is yes. there is such a thing as a silver lining to the covid, which there probably is not, it is that we should be thinking ahead. the only reason we have prospect of getting out of lockdown is because there has been some brilliant scientists across the world, not least in oxford and cambridge, who have been doing ground—breaking work for decades to stop that ground—breaking work has created the foundation on which the vaccines that are going to help us have come. if we do not do that foundation homework now, and this growing menace of bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics, we risk leaving —— we risk returning to

ineos team uk are into the final of the prada cup and sir ben is skipper.ng, but it's very clearly not morning, but it's very clearly not morning for you. lovely to see you. what is life like on the other side of the world? it what is life like on the other side of the world?— what is life like on the other side of the world? it is evening for us. but morning. _ of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. _ of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. we _ of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. we are - of the world? it is evening for us. but morning, sally. we are very i but morning, sally. we are very fortunate to be done here in new zealand. as you mentioned, being able to compete in the america's cup, and we are certainly mindful of the really tough news at home. we have got friends and family and loved ones who are suffering through the pandemic, so our thoughts are certainly with everybody at home, them all the best at these very difficult times. like i said, we are focused on to win the america's cup, britain h

ben ainslie's team ineos has been on a losing streak, but this morning won their fifth race in a row.weather front sweeps in. moves into ireland, wales, and the south—west overnight. temperatures below freezing in cardiff, just above freezing in plymouth, coastal areas will have rain, on land that will be snow. this is not a large weather front. there could be areas of fine detail. there could be areas of fine detail. the thinking is that they smack, southwest, central and southern england, england away from the coast, through the london area, there will be snow, a a few centimetres. this area of snow could spread further north. it could reach birmingham, east anglia. it will be slow moving. if it stalls at any one place, because it will stall and slow down, that this where we could see the most out of snow. 5—10 centimetres. but for most of as it will be less than that. through the evening it will fade away. other parts of the country have flurries as well. we are going to lose the cold here eventually. next week we'll see whether systems lining up out of the south—west. this is wher

ben ainslie�*s ineos team uk have made a great start in their bid we have the last of the quarter—finals former champion mark selby, struggling a little against the 20—year—old from china but it is currently 2—1 to yan bingtao. the winner will face defending champion stuart bingham in the semifinals and you can watch the match on the iplayer as well as the bbc sport website and app. that is all the sport for now, back later. news just newsjust in news just in about the number of covid—19 vaccinations in the months to january 14, and the total now the nearly 3.2 million people have received, the majority of that the first dose, of the vaccine, but almost 3.2 million vaccinations have taken place in england, between december eight and january 14, so an increase in let�*s get some context for that and let her correspond it now, because government figures, we will talk also about the our number, the rate at which infections are growing, is between 1.2 and 1.3. with me now is our health correspondentjim reed. 3.2 million, it puts the government roughly on track to hit the first target is look

ineos team uk are into the final of the prada cup, victory would make them the official challenger againsthat wrong in our maritime history and we're going to do absolutely everything we can to make that happen. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. let mejust let me just tell you we are hearing from israel that they are going to have all of their 0lympic from israel that they are going to have all of their olympic team due to compete at the tokyo 0lympics have all of their olympic team due to compete at the tokyo olympics in july vaccinated against covid—19 by may. they are saying is part of the israel vaccination for coving procedure, 50% of the delegation have been vaccinated and all will be done by the end of may. there's been a lot of speculation as to whether the games will be going ahead in tokyo in the japanese government did deny a story it had privately concluded that the games were doomed. it said that was categorically untrue. so, as things still stand, the games are going ahead and israel's team will be vaccinated by may. i'm just getting some