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hello, i'm john watson with the latest from the bbc sport center. we start with the fa cup.rth round tie remaining, only to concede three late goals — as ben croucher reports. for a team used to raising the bar, changing in one will have been a new experience. the surroundings may have been unfamiliar, cheltenham's goal was, as you might expect, busy. still, the league two side held their own. no fireworks... well, inside the stadium, anyway. after the pyrotechnics paused play, the moment to ignite the tie. no sparkling football, no matter — one long throw, a couple of ricochets, and alfie may's right foot. and cheltenham lead manchester city! in a town famed for its horse racing, what were the odds on this? the finishing post wasn't in sightjust yet — not when city have talent on tap. just nine minutes from time, phil foden drew them level. the tide turned in three minutes. gabrieljesus beat the offside trap and the cheltenham keeper to end their brave resistance. prodding in a third in stoppage time by ferran torres to confirm their place in the third round — but they migh

with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. mishal, thanks.horns again, this time in the fa cup. if you're waiting to watch the highlights which follow the news, you might want to look away as united came out on top in a five—goal thriller at old trafford to reach the fifth round. patrick gearey reports. cheering the noise you hear might be recorded, the fans you see might seem a little flat, but this is a fixture that could never feel empty. there's something on every game, every pass, every goal. especially that one, from liverpool's mo salah. it was his side's first since the last round, ending a dry january. manchester united, though, are league leaders, and they have marcus rashford — a man of vision, who spotted mason greenwood, who slotted the equaliser. greenwood's just 19, the same age as liverpool's rhys williams. still learning — sometimes, the hard way. after williams missed this, he'd have known rashford wasn't going to. 2-1. jurgen klopp had hoped this game would reignite his team. sometimes, the switch only flicks when you force

with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. good evening. kate, thank you.t want to know the results, look away now. league two cheltenham town threatened to pull off one of the big shocks. they were leading manchester city with nine minutes of their fourth—round tie remaining, only to concede three late goals, as ben croucher reports. 14 used to raising the bar, changing in one will have been a new experience. —— 14. the surroundings may have been unfamiliar, but city's goal was clear and cheltenham's was as you might expect busy. but the league two side held their own. no fireworks, welcome inside the stadium anyway. after the pyrotechnics paused play come at the moment to ignite the tide. no sparkling football, no matter, one long throw, a keppel of ricochets and the right foot of alfie may. in and the right foot of alfie may. in a town famed for its horse racing, what with the odds on this. the finishing post wasn't in sightjust yet, not when city have talent on tap. just nine minutes from time, phil foden drew them level. the tide turned in three minute

with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. batting display as england finished day three of the second test in galle 42 runs behind sri lanka's first innings total. root made 186, an innings teammate jos buttler described as an education to those watching. joe wilson reports. joe root, england's inspiration, from sunrise to sunset — almost. without his batting, the cause would already be lost. 0nce without his batting, the cause would already be lost. once more, the captain displayed his mastery of the situation and the conditions. you have to adapt in sri lanka. there are things here you would never see at lord's. look, not wearing a tie. joss buttler was joe at lord's. look, not wearing a tie. joss buttler wasjoe root�*s chief supporter. he made 55 before he was out like this. the replays approved the ball went from bad to boot to field, did not hit the ground, so it was out caught. the rest basically fell like this. sam curran, one of seven wickets for sri lanka's new bowling star. but the captain knew the way. this took hi

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, john watson. starting off with a cricket.ng. england's hopes of an innings victory have been dashed by sri lanka on the fourth day of the first test match — although the touring side are still in a commanding position in galle thanks to a couple of wickets in the last half an hour... sri lanka resuming on 156 for 2, lahiru thirimanne brought up his second test century as england toiled in the humidty. he was eventually out for 111 off the bowling of sam curren. still sri lanka ticked along and into the lead as england's attack lacked any real threat. dom bess though has picked up three wickets in the innings though with sri lanka currently 16 runs in the lead at tea. football players in the spotlight at the moment after premier league bosses reminded them to avoid handhsakes and goal celebrations leicester managed to stick to the rules in their 2—0 win over southampton, james maddison with a brilliant opener, that moves them second. there were celebrations, just a little more respectful. we got told in a meeting that that is

john watson is here at 6.30pm, join him for that if you can, that�*s all your sport for now.es, and she pledged extra funding forjobs and skills. it�*s notjust the pandemic that has taken its toll on scotland�*s�*s economy. the wrecking ball of a dismal brexit deal is compounding matters. so today�*s budget will help bring much—needed support and stability to ensure our economy recovers and we protect those who have been hit the hardest. our approach continues to target support in the immediate term as well as tracking a course over the coming year to build a fairer, stronger and greener economy. fundamentally, it focuses on three key priorities. creating jobs and a sustainable economy, responding to the health pandemic, and tackling inequalities. this is a time of great fiscal uncertainty. in the absence of a uk budget, much of the information we need to plan with certainty is missing. we must persevere with a budget based on a partial settlement, left waiting until the uk budget to see the full hand being dealt to us. i have repeatedly welcomed the additional covid funding,

we await the runoff results between david purdue and john ossoff and live team coverage, we start with charles watson live in atlanta. >> the big news, rafael warnock declared the winner of his senate runoff in the election against kelly leffler. warnock becomes the first african-american senator in georgia who will serve in washington. we heard from him a few hours ago and he sounded pretty confident about his chances in this race. take a listen. >> we were told we couldn't when this election but tonight we proved that with hope, hard work and the people at our side, anything is possible. >> we will fight for this president so i am asking for every single georgian, every single american stay in the fight with us. >> reporter: senator leffler has not officially conceded but with democrats presumably picking up one seat in georgia republicans are still holding onto a slight majority with 51 seats but that could all change if john ossoff follows up with the same success as warnock. his race against david purdue remains too close to call. campaign manager released a statement overnight saying when all t

. >> john defterios joining us live from dubai. many thanks. >>> bonnie watson coleman announced monday she tested positive for covid-19. a statement from her office says she believes she was exposed to the virus while sheltering with other members of congress last week during the attack on the u.s. capitol. cnn previously showed this video of six house republicans refusing to accept masks but it's unclear if coleman was in that same room. she spoke earlier to cnn. >> it has been a bunch of malarkey. they have been said what trump wants them to do and say. they're responsible for half the chaos that we have going on there and then they had the arrogance and the defiance of other people's rights and the right to be safe and healthy and so they don't -- they lack the heart. >> well now a second member of congress has tested positive for the virus. representative tweeted that she suggested it came from last week's lockdown of capitol hill. >>> coming up, brittain's fight. the race to vaccinate the population is ramping up, but there are further lockdown measures as

watson. charles? >> good morning, john. in atlanta where the absentee ballots are being tabulated for fulton county.ou can see behind me election workers are still here and they continue counting ballots, the election counter tells fox news that all 100 plus thousand absentee ballots received will be counted tonight. we are told that the number was originally expected to be 108,000 ballots, but in just the last hour or two, they received an additional 4,000 ballots. that's what you see the election workers working on right now. this operation could extend until at least 2:00 in the morning. there were some complaints from poll watchers in regards of not being able to see the counting of the absentee ballots. that issue was taken up in an emergency order, judge ruled that observers needed to be allowed within 10 feet of the counting of all times so they were rearranged as the counting was happening as they were pushed closer to those election workers as they could monitor the counting ring and see what was going on. there were also issues over blue folders that were being raised up at some tables whe

a hybrid cloud approach with watson ai helps manage supply chains while predicting demands with ease. . . ♪. lou: investigative journalist johnrump will be releasing those declassified obamagate documents tomorrow. joining us tomorrow historian victor david hanson and victoria green victimized by twitter. we hope you will be with us. thanks for joining us tonight. and good night from sussex. >> president trump now preparing to leave washington for florida as joe biden takes office but now this new debate, which trump policies stay, which ones go? you may be surprised. for example, no tax hikes for now. there is this. this debate is now breaking out, can joe biden's new plan get at the central cause of current economic chaos? it is state lockdowns. tonight we welcome dr. alveda king, former federal prosecutor jumptriesty, dan gainor, ford o'connell, retired i.c.e. acting director tom homan joining us on

watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. the united states has recorded its deadliest single day of the coronavirus pandemic, with more than 4,000 people dying on thursday, according to johnsompounded by the spread of a more infectious coronavirus variant first detected in the united kingdom. from next week, all travellers to england and scotland from international destinations will have to test negative for coronavirus before they can enter the country. passengers arriving in england or scotland by boat, train or plane — including uk nationals — will have to take a test up to 72 hours before leaving the country of departure. failure to comply will lead to an immediate £500 or $678 fine. australia is also tightening its travel rules to stop the spread of the uk covid—19 variant. all international travellers will have to test negative for the coronavirus before boarding flights to the country. and a snap three—day lockdown has been introduced in the city of brisbane after a cleaner in its hotel quarantine system became infected with coronavirus. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a vote of confidence for the tokyo olympic games, but will the number of spectators be re

john. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> a democratic lawmaker blaming her coronavirus diagnosis on republicans who refused to wear masks during the capitol riots. congresswoman and 75-year-old cancer survivor bonnie watson coleman having to go to the hospital for treatment after testing positive for the virus. take a look at this video. she was in the same room where six of her republican colleagues were seen on video rejecting masks during the attack on the capitol. one of those republicans, congressman markwayne mullin can be heard saying i'm not trying to get political when offered a mask by democratic congresswoman. i'm so glad you're here. we're worried about you. hello. we know that you just returned from the hospital after going there for a monoclonal antibody treatment. how are you feeling right now? >> right now i feel fine. i feel like i have a little cold. i probably would not have even sought a test had it not been for a director from the attending physician's office. that's how i found out today. >> boy, oh, boy. so you were in that room where republicans were not wearing masks. you're directly blaming them. how many people are we talking about? what do you want to tell them right now, cong

john hopkins university. some states are putting pressure on the biden administration to speed up the vaccine distribution process. charles watsonin atlanta with more on that. >> public health officials are trying to contain the coronavirus variances they believe to be much more contagious than the original stream but they're having a very difficult time getting their hands on more vaccine doses across the country hospitalizations are flattening at nearly every state is reporting a decline in new infections. public health officials warn that can be upended as a nation faces a shortage of vaccines. >> we are in a race against the variance, the virus will change it it's up to us to adapt and make sure were staying ahead. >> for now some states are scaling back plans to expand access to the public in new york city officials were forced to cancel more than 20000 appointments this week as supplies reach critically low level statewide. a letter to the biden administration ohio governor says he will welcome mass distribution sites run by the federal government but only if that means ohio it's more doses of the vaccine and a letter to t

watson has more from eastpointe georgia has been watching this race for us. charles? >> good morning and a happy new year. despite all the heavy rain out here. democrat johnsop will be here in eastpointe today to hold one of those get out the vote rallies and one of his last appeals to voters here in heavily democratic fulton county. he will be here with the naacp trying to get that democratic base out to the polls on election day next tuesday. of course, the democrat is facing some scrutiny from republicans who over a financial disclosure that was amended to include a payment from a company that is going to the chinese communist party. here's what he had to say when pressed by fox news peter doocy about what the chinese company would compromise when elected to the senate. >> my company has produced multiple investigations of atrocities committed by isis war criminals and these have been aired by dozens of television channels and dozens of countries all over the world, and one of those television channels was in hong kong. that is the entire substance of senator perdue's campaign against me. >> the purdue campaign released a statement saying "john jon oss