let's take you to australia, where there was an epic five set battle between british number one jack draperwon through but now has a tough battle ahead of him, facing spanish super star carlos alcaraz in the fourth round. this was draper's third consecutive five setter. he was two sets to one down against the australian vukic, but dug deep to win the fourth set in a tie break and force a decider. there was little to separate the two in the fifth, but draper held his nerve to move into the last 16 at the first attempt in melbourne. fellow brit jacob fearnley was unable tojoin draper in the fourth round. despite an impressive performance, the british number three, playing in his first overseas grand slam, lost in straight sets to world number two alex zverev. that covers the british men, and as we mentioned, jack draper plays spaniard carlos alcaraz next — alex fletcher takes a look at his progression into the fourth round, along with a few of the other big names in the tournament. a man on a mission in melbourne. carlos alcaraz, back on the hunt for a career grand slam and the early signs we

british number one jack draper also went through after digging deep to beat home hope ta nasi kokkinakisthe 15th seed came back from two sets to one down to win a gruelling five—set thriller against the world number 71. arsenal have suffered a huge blow ahead of wednesday's north london derby against tottenham. it's been confirmed that gabrieljesus will need an operation on his left knee after sustaining an acl injury during their fa cup defeat to manchester united. that said, mikel arteta is looking forward to an entertaining derby against their arch—rivals. well, the nicest game of the season to watch and to play, certainly, because of the atmosphere, because of what it means to our people, what it means to our people, what it means to our people, what it means to everybody involved in the game. this is something... let's create the best atmosphere that we have played the game. that's our objective. that's something we control. this is as big as they come, especially for us in our season _ especially for us in our season. we need to start winning — season. we need to start winning game

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spearedheaded by british number one jack draper, jacob fearnley, harriet dart and jodie burridge alsojokovic with ten aussie open titles to his name is also through, coming from being a set down to beat american wild card nishesh basavaredy. it's djokovic's first win with new coach andy murray in his corner. he knows tennis as well as anybody out there, he's a legend of the sport. he understands the highs and lows that you go through on the court, notjust game wise but mentally, physically. so i don't need to do much explaining, you know? he gets everything, he gets everything i'm going through. i really enjoyed it. i really did enjoy it. i think he's a great guy and someone who is a pleasure to have him in my corner. it's day two of the masters snooker at alexandra palace and the former champion ding junhui is through to the quarter—finals. he beat anotherformer winner mark williams, coming through in a deciding frame to win 6—5, despite trailing 5—4. ding last won the event in 2011 and will face eitherjudd trump or barry hawkins next. and that's all the sport for now. thanks so much

there were wins yesterday for jack draper, jacob fearnley, jody burrage and harriet dart, with emma raducanuhas a point to prove afer failing to make it past the second round of any of the grand slams last year. it wasn't all good news for the british players though. cameron norrie is out after losing in four sets to italy's matteo berrenttini. the british number two says he could "barely practise" before his opening match because of sickness. new england rugby union captain maro itoje says he's ready to give his all to serve the team and the fans. the saracens forward replaces his club team mate jamie george to lead england at the six nations. george and bristol prop ellis genge will serve as vice—captains in steve borthwick�*s 36—strong squad. you need in any really good team i have been involved in, you have a number of excellent leaders, and i think we are really developing that within the squad, and maro is a guy i think everyone can see he is a world—class player, an incredible professional who they have immense respect for, and ifeel they are really developing a good depth of leadersh

>>> today on the men's side, carlo alcaraz of spain secured his spot in the quarterfinals after jack draperired with an injury while trailing. he will compete in his 10th grand slam quarterfinal tying the record for the most by a male player before age 22. the number three seed will face either novak djokovic or another player in the next round. >>> the time is, six 127 on the sunday morning. when we come back president-elect trump now in the d.c. region ahead of his inauguration tomorrow. that will take place under the capitol rotunda. we will take you to our nation's capitol for live report about the preparations going on today. >>> the guns fall silent in gaza. as a cease-fire goes into effect after a delay of about four hours . what hamas did today to prompt israel to abide by the deal. >>> good morning, happy saturday everybody appear to open up your windows and let the first light of this day in. it is sunday, not saturday. i've got my days long. i hope you will enjoy the day dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -

. jack draper younger, issues he's had of late and a _ kyrgios. jack draper younger, issues he's had very different type of first round match for him and it was anything but straightforward. the for him and it was anything but straightforward.— for him and it was anything but straightforward. the hip and back roblem straightforward. the hip and back problem he _ straightforward. the hip and back problem he had _ straightforward. the hip and back problem he had in _ straightforward. the hip and back problem he had in december- straightforward. the hip and back problem he had in december wasi straightforward. the hip and back- problem he had in december was worse than perhaps he was letting on. he said actually he found it difficult to walk at times that he was not able to play any warm—up tournaments ahead of the australian open and he only started playing points in practice last week in melbourne. 50 practice last week in melbourne. so he's a long way off the pace and ultimately even though he looked very rusty he did show a lot of character to come through in five sets. it's very un

jack draper is in action right now against carlos alcaraz at the australian open, with a place in the quarter final at stake. we'll have updates from melbourne throughout the morning. >> will you see any sunshine today, or will you be stuck underneath the gloomy skies? i'll have all of the latest in the forecast coming up. >> it'sjust the forecast coming up. >> it's just gone 6:00. >> it's just gone 6:00. >> i'm stephen dixon and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast. >> morning to you. we're going to kick straight off with the breaking news this morning. of course, that ceasefire between israel and hamas was due to come into force in 630 o'clock, 6:30 am. this morning. our time. but in the last few minutes, the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has said it won't go ahead unless hamas releases a list, the names of those 33 hostages that it plans to release in the first six week phase of the ceasefire. >> well, it was hoped that the last british hostage, emily dephen last british hostage, emily depher, would be on that list, and now her family can only imagine what

well in australian open tennis, british number one jack draper has lost the first set of his first game> there is a north to south contrast in temperatures this week, but perhaps not in the way you'd normally think of it. i'll have the full weather details later on. >> very good to see you on this monday morning. good morning to you. i'm eamonn holmes. >> i'm ellie costello and this is gb news breakfast with eamonn and ellie. >> now this week is national pothole week. wednesday's national pothole day. so if you went down a pothole, maybe didn't come out again like a friend of mine did, had arranged a very vital, important appointment with him on friday. but he didn't turn up. why? because he went down a pothole. oh, no. he went down a pothole. did you not? >> i did go down a pothole. not only did i go down a pothole, i went down the same one, same one twice. well, i get once bitten. yeah, so i'm driving back. >> could be that stupid. >> could be that stupid. >> well, yes, you know me well enough, eamonn. so the thing is, you can't see them. you sort of look down well, and it's dark when

jack draper was on the receiving end of boos yesterday — but a response to remember from danielle collinsr destanee aiva, sarcastically blowing the crowd kisses, and cupping her ears to the boos around her... one of the greatest things about being a professional athlete is the people that don't like you and the people that don't like you and the people that don't like you and the people that hate you, they actually pay her bills. it is kind of a cool concept. me and my group of girlfriends, we love a 5—star vacation, so i can guarantee you that check is going to our next 5—star chip, hopefully to the bahamas. we like boats, we like big boats, we like yachts, so yes, we will post about it and that you guys know how it goes. very sexy there. —— sassy. and the 5live team will be bringing you the best of the action from day six in the morning. different games, people expect are different games, people expect us to win. when you have the pressure to win, that is the pressure that we want. and sometimes it's harder to to cope with that, that pressure. we need that pressure to improve as a team

the midnight marathon match — british men's number one jack draper wins a five—set thriller in the early at the australian open. you grasp at happiness in snatches... and tributes are paid to damejoan plowright, the revered stage and screen actress who has died aged 95. and coming up on bbc news. the biggest deal in premier league history — manchester city striker erling haaland signs a nine and a half year contract — keeping him at the club until he's thirty four. good evening. israel's security cabinet has approved the ceasefire agreement with hamas. the government's full cabinet is now meeting to vote on the deal. if as expected it passes, the ceasefire — after 15 months of war — is due to come into force on sunday. the deal includes the release of the first of over 90 israeli hostages still being held in gaza. since the agreement was first announced two days ago, 116 people have been killed in israeli air strikes, according to the hamas—run civil defence agency. here's our international editor, jeremy bowen. this is the boy who lived. asal halifa, three years old are looked after by

four british players are in action at the australian open, including jack draper.ll bring you up—to—date with events in melbourne. good afternoon. the rate at which prices are rising has slowed down — slightly — for the first time since september. has slowed down — slightly — inflation last month was 2.5% — down, just — on the figure for november. but it's still well above the bank of england's target rate of 2%. our chief economics correspondent dharshini david reports. from city trading floors to this restaurant and hotel in southampton, there's been a lot at stake, following recent market jitters about inflation. but today brought the news that prices for many goods and services aren't rising as fast as they were. a relief for operations director johnny in his battle to keep a lid on rising costs. everywhere is getting tightened. you know, the prices of food is going up. the prices of utilities are going up. so it's almost like, you know, where do you stop before you have to really increase the prices? and then, of course, as soon as you increase the prices, you