jonny also struggles with everyday situations even in germany being in a wheelchair means encountering many obstacles. so. that's going to. get us in this. i'm only in those months on this is later on done for going on to another one and part. of. what may seem like a minor inconvenience can amount to a detour of several stops and a huge waste of time. well. done it would have. to live a more or less independent life journey requires physical assistance but around the clock care is expensive. normally the states or thirties pay for the last 5 months johnny hasn't received any money had to finance everything out of his own pocket almost $40000.00 euros. for. this is. 3 different states authorities are fighting over who is financially responsible for johnny they. fight to live a self-determined life yet in the end i am the one suffering along with my care as i have to pay in advance and no one cares how i do it. when asked to comment on the delay the council now responsible for johnny cites a procedural errors and question his monthly budget. despite all the odds johnny continues to figh

jonny doesn't just swim he's a bit of a daredevil and does tons of crazy stuff. and so i actually got the idea of jumping off the 7 and a half me to tell by chance it was. a suicide bus when i was angry that people don't treat me like a normal person even people that have known me for a long time. of course some things make me nervous but am i really scared something could happen but i could also just fall over on the street and hit my head. i. when you turn up and i think about my fears no i'm not scared so i just try things out and see whether they work out or not and. after swimming johnny has a quick chat with one of his favorite professors to discuss his studies and future of let it go. and i gotta write so would. be the. event kind of other than of a human medicine a mathematician would only have been when we could have an exhibit number. in heaven i say is that if he has. the. one since he doesn't. even have eyes alpha challenge. things i think. johnny is not that optimistic about the situation disabled people face jeremy universities money even someone wh

jonny pelter, a cyber security expert and the founder of simplecyberlife.com joins me now.e programme, good to see you. do you think these figures are any cause for concern? they are. they confirm what we already knew. i think a few of the stat in their show that a few elements are happening a little bit quicker than we might have thought, online gaming in particular. a massive craze with games like fortnight, taking over the world and kids spending a lot of their time on their, but it is part of their social lives nowadays, so it's something that parents have two sit up and deal with. that parents have two sit up and dealwith. but it that parents have two sit up and deal with. but it goes beyond that? let's take an extreme example, a parent worried about their child spending too much time on the device, takes the device away completely, even in terms of skills that they need to succeed in the workplace in the future, you have got to be able to use apps, being confident going online. screen time in particular is an issue, both for the parents and children, mainly because th

well, jonny may certainly did with two stunning individual tries.s special, well, just watch the second. for the second almost the entire almost the entire french team left trailing in his wake. and suddenly it was 24—14. was the comeback on? well, no, as france held on, and after that world cup final, for england yet more heartache. i don't think it is due to mentalfatigue, no. we were unbelievably excited to get back together and look, this result‘s not gone our way. we have a short turnaround now to scotland. we need to get excited about that. well, this was some match, but for england, that will be precious little consolation. their six nations campaign has begun in desperate disappointment. andy swiss, bbc news, paris. we saw all three matches in the opening round of the women's six nations today. emily scarratt sealed the victory for england against france, running half the length of the field as the the reigning champions won 19—13 in paris. ireland had to fight off a late comeback from scotland, but ran out 18—14 winners in a close—fought ba

the notable omissions are james anderson, jonny bairstow and moeen ali.ntinent aren't friendly for fast bowlers so anderson will focus on recovering from a cracked rib and getting fit for the summer. jonny bairstow‘s poor red ball form sees him left out whilst moeen ali remains unavailable for selection. back into the fold comes keatonjennings. england seem to have a couple of reliable openers now in dom sibley, zak crawley and injured rory burns, butjennings is a good player of spin — crucial in sri lanka. and after much clamour, ben foakes is recalled. he was england's leading run scorer in sri lanka last year and could well replacejos buttler a wicket keeper. here's the squad in full. joe denly keeps his place. there are three spinners — dom bess, jack leach and matt parkinson. mark wood is england's quickest bowler withjofra archer injured but, in tough conditions, he knows it could be a challenge. we have a great backroom staff and management team who do little tricks with iced towels and come off the field, helping with 12 men, freshening them up. e

jonny: it will be one last ngroyalement and march, then at the end of march, the public royal role forarry and meghan will be over. we are told they will visit the that will be in a private, but capacity. they will not be moving on behalf of the queen, and that means their office will close. theil duke hold onto the titles and military ranks when he was in theorces, but his honorary command, like the captain generals here at the eoyal marines, will suspended.they will both still s the duke and duchess of sussex. . th will hang onto the title "his or her royal highness," but they will not use it.as to the r not they will be able to calal themselves rwe don't know. i think it is likely that they won't be able to. wwel find out later in the year. ros: the british governments has unveiledew immigration system. before brexit, citizens of eu countries had free movement to the u.k. that will not be the case after the end of the transition period , at the end of this year. der this new system, potential migrants will have to meet certain criteria before getting a work visa. here is an example

jonny dymond, bbc news.or, victoria murphy, about the couple's announcement. when they announced they were stepping back as senior royals as a result of those negotiations with the rest of the royal family, they said they would not use the title of his or her royal highness to promote themselves. they would retain them but not use them. but when the question was asked, "what about sussex royal?", they didn't have a clear answer at that stage, so now there have been these negotiations about what happens to sussex royal. when they said they would not use the royal highness titles, it's hard to see how sussex royal could have been viewed any differently because they are no longer working members of the royal family, and no longer working within the system and institution so using the term "royal" is just not appropriate. i was very struck when i looked at the statement issued today on their behalf. it said, "while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarchy or cabinet office over the use of the word royal ove

well, jonny may certainly did with two stunning individual tries. entire french team left trailing in his wake. and suddenly it was 24—14. was the comeback on? well, no, as france held on, and after that world cup final, for england yet more heartache. i don't think it is due to mentalfatigue, no. we were unbelievably excited to get back together and look, this result‘s not gone our way. we have a short turnaround now to scotland. we need to get excited about that. well, thiis was some match, but for england, that will be precious little consolation. their six nations campaign has begun in desperate disappointment. in the women's six nations there we re in the women's six nations there were wins for england, ireland and italy. tottenham have moved up to fifth in the premier league, just four points off the champions league places after beating manchester city 2—0 at home. city dominated the match but had a penalty saved and then a man sent off, and spurs made them pay. joe lynskey reports. pep guardiola's made his own mark on english football. both

to counter the inward rotation of his left knee jonny need someone to help and coordinate his movements. his partially paralyzed legs need weights to feel the impact of his feet on the treadmill. because of the muscle tension in his body everything he does burns at least twice as many calories as a person with out his disability shock. journey is an exception most people with this condition could even dream of doing the things he does without his training he would not be able to walk swim or do any other things so sports remains his only therapy. either i don't train at all and my physique deteriorates to such an extent that i drop into the category i'm supposed to belong in meaning everything will be paid for even the 20 meter cab ride to university or i do everything in my power to improve my physique and in theory save the government some money instead they reduce my installments even though i only want to live a self-determined life. if johnny loses his fitness he loses his freedom. he has more plans and goals he wants to fulfill he wants to start his own business designing sports w

jonny dymond, thank you.t and rape trial of the former american film producer harvey weinstein have been told to continue their deliberations, into a second week. thejurors had asked thejudge if they could reach split decisions on two of the five charges. butjustice james burke said they should continue to try and reach unanimous verdicts on all the charges. proceedings will resume again on monday. a man who was stabbed inside the central london mosque during afternoon prayers has been speaking about what happened. rafaat maglad had just led the call to prayer yesterday when he was attacked. a 29—year—old man was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. mr maglad says he forgives his attacker. 0ur religion editor, martin bashir, has more. morning. worshippers arrive at the london central mosque, responding to friday's call to prayer, which on this occasion is not delivered by the man who's been doing so for the last 25 years. how are you feeling? nursing his wounds, 72—year—old raafat maglad arrived after w

when he and jonny ba i rstow both on their way. when he and jonny bairstow both fell, though... conjured something even more special, a 50 off 21 balls equalling his own england record. the result — one of the greatest run chases in t20 history, with nearly on over to spare too. rarely has a series been secured in such breathtaking style. andy swiss, bbc news. in the last few minutes, itv has announced that it won't be broadcasting tonight'sepisode of love island out of respect for the family of caroline flack. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. 00:59:16,620 --> 2147483052:06:23,025 we're back with the 2147483052:06:23,025 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 late news at 10pm. this is bbc news. the headlines. flooding caused by storm dennis is declared a major incident by police in south wales, as flooding and landslides lead to a number of road closures. the welsh government says extra funding will be made available in response to the damage. by tomorrow we hope the weather forecast says we'll be into the phase where we are beginning to recoverfrom it and seeing

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especially once jonny bairstow got started. brilliant, at times brutal. started chipping in, the chase should have been straightforward. but as late wickets fell, england were getting just a little nervous. victory more tense than it should have been, a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's day. england's women are out of the t20 tri—series in australia, after losing by 16 runs to the home side. england bowled pretty well, restricting australia to 132 for 7 off their 20 overs. victory or a narrow defeat would have seen england reach wednesday's final, but 116—7 wasn't good enough and it's india who will now face australia. england have three warm—up matches coming up before the t20 world cup starts later this month, that's also in australia. sheffield united impressed once again after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the only premier league game of the day, after manchester city and west ham was postponed due to the bad weather. united are back to fifth in the table and two points off the champions league p

jonny doesn't let his wheelchair keep him from pursuing surfing. dramas for johnny cross it is not your average short stint every day he pushes himself to the limit fighting for his dream course life follows johnny as he overcomes obstacles and breaks down barriers from wheelchair to athlete. sports life starts february 15th. he takes it personally. with all of the wonderful people and still make the game so special. for all true fans. because more than football on line. this is state of the news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes mass mobilization in malawi thousands have taken to the streets demanding the country's election commission be sacked this off to a court upheld a ruling to cancel the results of last may. get a report from the language. and will take you to a far east in kenya. women are earning a livelihood farming by supplies it's also saving the environment. they're trying to keep your head above water in a failed state we speak to a teenager determined to make a go off life in the impoverished guinea-bissau. hello i'm christine

but chasing a daunting target of 223 to win — half centuries from jos buttler and jonny bairstow andincluded seven sixes — got thejob done with 5 balls to spare. an amazing game of cricket and another one in a fantastic series. we have had unbelievably high school cricket throughout the three games that we have played but today, in particular, the series decider, tension was up in the game, particularly when the host side posted a substantial score. it is a batting friendly ground and i gave myself some time and just the fact i was able to do that was due to the success was able to do that was due to the success of the top order. so then andi success of the top order. so then and i got something going on we targeted the far side and i am really ha p py targeted the far side and i am really happy with my form. adam scott has won his first pga tour event in four years at the genesis invitational. world number one rory mcilroy was the joint—leader at the start of the day, but fell away finishing in a tie for fifth. scott ended up carding a one under par round of 70 to win by two shots.

jonny gray has been ruled out of the rest of the six nations.jury, having featured in the defeats to ireland and england. uk champion ding junhui is through to the second round of the welsh 0pen snooker after a 11—2 win over marco fu. mark williams, matthew stevens and stephen maguire are also through. and pakistan have won the first test match against bangladesh by an innings and 44 runs in rawalpindi. yasir shah took four for 26 as the touring side were bowled out for 168 in their second innings. from the other one has made a pledge to be carbon neutral by 2013. —— 2030. owned by britain's richest man sirjim ratcliffe, they've invested millions in sport in the last couple of years, laura scott was at the royal automobile club in london today. ineos now enters the fast lane. for its billionaire founder sirjim ratcliffe it's the latest to drive the synergy between technology and sport. but as with ineos‘s previous sporting investment it will come with a degree of scrutiny from those who have accused the form of greenwashing, not least because of

jonnie doesn't let his wheelchair keep him from pursuing surfing. dramas johnny grassa is not your average sports do every day he pushes himself to the limit fighting for his dream sports life follows johnny as he overcomes obstacles and breaks down barriers from wheelchair to athletes. sports life starts feb 15th on t w. the book. this is news to live from berlin harsh words from germany's president for the world's. frank falter steinmeyer accuses the u.s. russia and china of stoking global mistrust and putting narrow national interests over international cooperation. and donald trump's long promised wall is taking shape along the us mexico border nearly 200 kilometers have gone up so far opponents say the burial will cost you reversible cultural and ecological ecological damage.

especially was jonny ba i rstow got enough. especially was jonny bairstow got started.a little nervous. victory more tense than it should have been, a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's day. england's women are out of the t20 tri—nation series in australia, after losing by 16 runs to the home side. england bowled well — restricting australia to 132 for 7 from their 20 overs. but they couldn't produce a good performance with the bat, finishing on 116 for 7. it's not the best preparation for the t20 world cup for england. they only have three more games, before their first match on 23rd march. sheffield united impressed once again after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1 at bramall lane. it was the only premier league game of the day, after manchester city and west ham had to be cancelled due to bad weather. the victory pushes chris wilder's side to within two points of the champions league places. but leaves bournemouth worringly close to the relegation zone. michael redford was watching this one. it will take more than storm ciara to keep home

jonny dymond, bbc news.the city to charge a "tourist tax" on people who stay in local hotels. gerald vernon—jackson says a small levy at destinations across the south could make up for cuts in government funding. sean killick reports. surveying some of portsmouth's attractions, the city council leader also chairs the culture and tourism board of the local government association and says levying a pound a night on visitors could fund services such as public toilets, parking or tourist information. because the government have cut local council budgets so much here in portsmouth — we have lost over £100 million from the government. if councils are going to invest in making places attractive to visitors, attractive to tourists, we have to fund it somehow. a similar idea has been discussed in oxford, but many in the tourist industry across the south fear anything that could put up prices. it would definitely put people off. certainly, for tourists, it is bad for parking alone. then having to tell them that they h

our royal correspondent jonny dymond gave more details on the couple's future plans.y, at the end of march it is all over for their public royal role. we know that they will come back regularly, we are told, but when they do, they'll come back in a private capacity. they won't be serving the queen and therefore their office here at buckingham palace will close. the duke will hold onto the titles and ranks that he earned while he was in the forces, but he will give up the honorary commands like captain generalcy of the royal marines that he held. they'll still be known as the duke and duchess of sussex, they'll still have the title of his and her royal highness but they won't use it. will they still be able to call themselves royal? that's still up for discussion — we'll hear later in the year, but i suspect it's not going to happen. machu picchu is one of the world's most popular tourist destinations. every year — around two million people pay a visit. but there are growing concerns that those sheer numbers could be causing damage to what is a fragile environment. the

our royal correspondent jonny dymond gave more details on the couple‘s future plans.ity. they won‘t be serving the queen and therefore their office at buckingham palace will close. the dougal howard onto the titles and ranks that here and while he was in the voices, but he will give up the honorary commands like captain general c of the royal marines that he held. they will still be known as the duke and duchess of sussex, they will still have the title of his and her royal highness but they won‘t use it. will they still be able to call themselves royal? that will be up for discussion later in the year but i suspect it isn‘t going to happen. hollywood could be heading for berkshire, bringing thousands ofjobs and millions of pounds to the local economy, if ambitious proposals announced come to fruition. reading university has agreed a long—term partnership with an american company to develop the biggest purpose—built studio complex in the uk. alastair fee has the story. welcome to jumanji! from welcome tojumanji! from the studio that brought big box office hits likejum

england, the pre—tournament favourites, fought back with two tries from jonny may to earn a losing bonusnday, the first non—european side to feature in the competition. they lost to castleford 28—10. toronto's star player sonny bill williams came off the bench to make his debut and is positive about the rest of the season. very special. i have been out of the game forfive very special. i have been out of the game for five years, but more importantly, i said game for five years, but more importantly, isaid in game for five years, but more importantly, i said in my social platforms, it was our first game for this young toronto club and some of the boys playing super league. i am excited for them and grateful to be a part of this. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much. let's update you on the main breaking news. a man was shot dead by police after he stabbed two people in streatham in south london. he was released from prison in january. his south london. he was released from prison injanuary. his name was sudesh amman. he was released around a week ago after serving half of his

when he and jonny bairstow both fell, though... ..south africa sensed a comeback, but not for long.it into the top tier of the stand, while eoin morgan conjured something even more special, a 50 offjust 21 balls, equalling his own england record. the result — one of the greatest run chases in t20 history, with nearly an over to spare, too. amazing game of cricket, to keep south africa to 220 seems like a good job now, but at the time it seemed as if we would have to ask a lot of our guys to get and are but informants performance today was outstanding. and with the world cup in t20 to come, they will be hoping this is just the start. andy swiss, bbc news. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's football results as match of the day two follows soon on bbc one. a 94th minute winner from son hyeung—min gave tottenham a 3—2 victory over aston villa. the win meansjose mourinho's side move up to fifth place in the premier league. in the day's other game, arsenal beat newcastle 4—0. in the scottish premiership, celtic remain ten points clear at the top of the scot

england raced out of the blocks in their reply, jos buttler and jonny bairstow both passed 50 to keepeoin morgan equalled his england record with 50 offjust 21 balls as england reached the target with five balls to spare for a five wicket win. morgan won player of the match and the series. there is a lot of cricket to be played and particularly a lot of tests a nd played and particularly a lot of tests and one—day games, but again our main focus is going to be on the t-20 our main focus is going to be on the t—20 world cup, getting experiences like this out of the guys and trying to get on top of teams and almost trying to replicate a little bit of what we are going to be exposed to in australia, so it's good to be difficult to do at times but our minds are certainly fully focused on that. in the premier league, arsenal beat newcastle 4—nil to give mikel arteta only his second win as manager. all the goals came in the second half to lift arsenal into the top half of the premier league. abaumeyang, lacazette, pepe and meszut ozil all found the scoresheet at the emirates stadium. spurs

meanwhile, another blow for scotland as lock jonny gray is out of the rest of the six nations after injuing ask for his observations, after the tottenham and england midfielder apologised for making a joke about the coronavirus. in a video posted on social media, the 23—year—old joked about the outbreak and appeared to mock an asian man. he's since deleted the snapchat post, and says he's let himself and the club down. lots more on the bbc sport website and app, including analysis of how rory mcilroy has made it back to world number one, without even playing a tournament. that's all from me, bye for now. sunday was all about the windy weather thanks to storm ciara. today weather thanks to storm ciara. today we will have a mix of wind with gail is still in places and some wintry showers that will give accumulations of snow particularly along the hills. storm ciara across scandinavia now. still strong winds and cold air mass now. the cold air is coming all the way from greenland. a cold start to tuesday. where we had show was overnight, a risk of ice the first few hours. further snow showers

from ben youngs, on his recall to the side, saw george ford touch down although the ireland captain jonny the danger. ford then provided the kick, and ireland dithered again, allowing elliot daly to score their second try, they led 17—0 at half—time, but in the last couple of minutes robbie henshaw has gone over for irealnd. they didn't convert it. england have lost their opening game at the women's t20 world cup in australia. they had set south africa 124 for victory in perth and they managed that with two balls remaining to win by six wickets in perth — england's next game is against thailand on wednesday in canberra. we've had a couple of games in the premier league, big wins for manchester united and wolves. brunoi ferandes scored his first goal for manchester united as they beat watford 3—0. january signing 0dion ighalo also made his debut for united off the bench. elsehwere, wolves beat norwich again by 3—0. diogojota got a couple of goals and rauljimenez got the other. arsenal play everton at az30pm. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website, celtic are beati

they're playing south africa in cape town and after being put into bat, jason roy and jonny bairstow the first wicket before falling quickly through expansive shots down the ground. joe root and eoin morgan both went in the same over too. you can follow it via live text commentary on the bbc sport website and app. manu tuilagi will miss england's six nations match against scotland at murrayfield on saturday. he hobbled off with a groin strain in england's defeat to france on sunday, but coach eddiejones expects him to be fit to face ireland in the third round of matches. he'd only played one match in six weeks before the six nations because of another groin issue. scotland defence coach steve tandy says head coach gregor townsend and fly—half finn russell are now talking, but no timeframe has been agreed for his return to the squad. russell was dropped for their defeat to ireland at the weekend after a drinking session before the tournament and he's been left out of the squad to face england this saturday in the six nations. tandy says their focus is the togetherness of the players w

they chose royal no more. jonny dymond, bbc news. with me now is royal commentator victoria murphy.about the process but until now, we had been under the impression that sussex royal would be part of their new life. i think we knew it was being questioned when they announced they we re questioned when they announced they were stepping back a senior royals asa were stepping back a senior royals as a result of the negotiations with the rest of the royal family. they said they would not use the title of his or her royal highness. they would retain them but not use them. but when the question was asked what about sussex royal, they did not have a clear answer at that stage, so now they have been negotiations about what happens in sussex royal. when they said they would not use the royal highness title, it is hard to see how sussex royal could have been viewed differently because they are no longer working members of the royalfamily are no longer working members of the royal family and no longer working within the system and institution. using the term royal is not appropriate. i was str

in his first game as captain, jonny sexton got ireland off to a great start, scoring the only try ofstretched their lead to seven points in the second half stuart hogg really should have got scotland back into the game. fect. there is a lot of work we can do at the break down, i thought at times defensively we held hogg, also on his debut as captain, inexplicably dropped the ball. sexton kept the scoreboard ticking over for ireland though. he scored all their points in a 19—12 victory. andy farrell's reign as ireland coach is off to a winning start. everything today was about the result. we would like to play better we had grated chances to score and we had grated chances to score and we didn't quite take them. we made a couple of line breaks, so, but everything was about the result and iam happy everything was about the result and i am happy with how we stuck in and fought back at times, and we gist cone get that lead, if we got that sort of two score leaders, we could have opened up, we couldn't get it. scotla nd have opened up, we couldn't get it. scotland put it up to us. liverpo

jonny lomax there scoring the second of his two first half tries.eetwood holds a one shot lead heading into sunday's final round at the honda classic in florida. the world number 12 is five—under—par, one ahead of the american brendan steele and two shots clear of fellow englishman, lee westwood. fleetwood is still looking for his maiden victory on the pga tour. that's all the sport for now. the united states and the taliban have signed an historic agreement aimed at ending 18 years of war in afghanistan. under the deal, all us and nato forces would leave the country over the next 1a months, if the taliban keeps to commitments its made. if the taliban keeps to commitments it's made. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports from doha, where the negotiations have been taking place. they fought the world's mightiest army, but today they sat together. 0ld enemies shaking hands on a deal. the first step towards ending america's longest war. a glimpse of hope that afghanistan can finally move towards peace. but the us' top diplomat says

they were always up with the run rate remarkably with jonny bairstow and jos buttler making half centuries there in the final over as england won by 5 wickets. morgan won player of the match and the series. there is a lot of cricket to be played and particularly with a lot of tests, t20, one—day games and our main focus again will be on the t20 world cup, with experiences like this getting them out of the guys and being on top of teams and trying to replicate a little bit of what we will be exposed to in australia. it will be exposed to in australia. it will be exposed to in australia. it will be difficult at times that mind is fully focused on that. in the premier league, arsenal climbed up to 10th with a 4—0 win over newcastle. all the goals at the emirates came after half time — giving mikel arteta only his second win as manager. nick parrott has more. he said he wanted people who deliver passion and energy when he took charge of arsenal during the festive season. charge of arsenal during the festive season. it has taken until now for him to see it. after a first half to forget against

challenge defeat to sydney roosters with what's set to be a comfortable win against toronto wolfpack — jonny go — saints lead 32—0. there are three games tomorrow including israel folau's first super league game on english soil as catalans dragons head to hull fc — where rainbow flags willl be flown with pride outside the kcom stadium. folau's move to super league has been a controversial one — given divisive comments he made about gay people on social media last year. but his opponents for tomorrow's game say it will be business as usual. matt dean reports. this weekend, this group of players will be tighter than ever in their togetherness when they head to the kcom stadium. they're hull's very first inclusive rugby team, ready to send out a strident message to israel folau. a few of us will go with our pride flags on display. he isa with our pride flags on display. he is a superstar rugby player, but the message he has put out as a hate. he has gone against one particular community, and that is not ok. there's a few from the team that are going to the game and will hopefully showjust a bit

jonny dymond, bbc news.een the taliban, the afghan government and the united states appears to have passed off peacefully. all sides have committed themselves to not launching any major attacks. it could lead to the withdrawal of foreign troops after nearly two decades of war. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani reports. celebrations late last night, as the reduction in violence came into effect. for the next week, the taliban and, afghan government and us forces have promised not to carry out major attacks, helping pave the way, it is hoped, for an eventual peace deal. war has torn this country apart. this was a taliban suicide bombing last member, which killed 12 people, including an american soldier. it led the us to suspend talks with taliban, just as a deal was about be signed. but president trump wants an exit from the united states‘ longest ever war. the taliban wants to make a deal. we‘ll see if they want to make a deal. it‘s got to be a real deal, but we will see. talks with the taliban resumed early

england raced out of the blocks in their reply, jos buttler and jonny bairstow both passed 50 to keepbble, eoin morgan equalled his england record with 50 offjust 21 balls as england reached the target with 5 balls to spare for a 5 wicket win. morgan won player of the match and the series. i am delighted with my form and this is where we managed to give ourselves some time, purely from the fact that i was able to do that and it was due to the success of ben and i got something going and on the far side, i am really happy with my form. two games in the premier league and two wins for the north london clubs. we'll start with arsenal who moved up to 10th with a 4—0 win over newcastle. nick parrott watched this one for us. mick said he wanted people who delivered passion and energy when he took charge of arsenal during the festive season. it has taken him until now for him to see it. after a half to forget against newcastle at the emirates, arsenal fans were treated to a second half to save it. they know what to expect from top scorer and this signing nicholas pepe. they have not seen thi

england's reply got off to a quick start, some big hitting from jonny bairstow.saw england's chase wobble a little, although they did make it home with over 6 overs to spare. moeen ali on his first return to england duty, after taking a break from test cricket, scored the winning runs, victory by 2 wickets and the series is drawn at 1—all, they now play a 3—match t20 series. that starts on wednesday. he does your football. sheffield united are back up to fifth in the table after coming from behind to beat bournemouth at bramall lane. this was the only match in the premier league today after manchester city vs west ham was postponed because of the weather. bournemouth came into the game looking to make it 3 wins out of three in the league. callum wilson opened the scoring for them inside 15 minutes. billy sharp equalised for the blades just before the break, his first goal since the opening day of the season and that was also against bournemouth. and substitutejohn lundstram scored the winner inside the last 10 minutes, 2—1 the final score and they are now just 2

jason roy's early promise fizzled out and jonny bairstow never really got going. fell and england needed runs. what a time to make your debut. at 21, tom bunton gave a glimpse of what the future might hold for england before eventually departing for 18. south africa's bowlers have been making life difficult for england so far, the world champions are scrapping to survive. katie gornall, bbc news. they're a choir of young iraqi women who've used music to try to come to terms with the terrible suffering in their community in recent years. they're yazidis from the sinjar mountains of northern iraq who have had years of persecution at the hands of the islamic state group. now a group of them have formed a choir and havejust arrived in the uk to perform — as part of a project to preserve their culture and traditions. david sillito has been to meet them. women sing. if you passed them in the street, you really wouldn't give them a second glance — a group of cheerful and rather glamorous young women doing a bit of sightseeing. but what you don't see are the horrors they'

jonny bairstow got england off to a flying start with 43 off 23 balls.ession — england now 86 for three. england must win the game to level the series at 1—1. england's women are out of the t20 tri—nation series in australia, after losing by 16 runs to the home side. england bowled well, restricting australia to 132—7 from their 20 overs. but they couldn't produce a good performance with the bat, finishing on 116—7. it's not the best preparation for the t20 world cup for england, who only have three more games before their first match on 23rd march. manchester city's premier league match against west ham has been called off because of storm ciara, which is affecting numerous sporting fixtures today, although sheffield united against bournemouth is set to go ahead. all six women's super league games have been postponed, including the merseyside derby at goodison park and the women's six nations match between scotland and england is also off, as well as race meetings and both super league fixtures. there's a full list of games affected on the website. and

jonny dymond, bbc news.opeful, bernie sanders, has warned russia not to meddle in us elections. mr sanders confirmed a report in the washington post, that us intelligence officials had told him moscow was trying to help his campaign. president trump has dismissed similar claims about his campaign as a hoax. chris buckler sent this report from washington. us intelligence officials have long believed that russia tried to interfere in america's 2016 election by spreading disinformation online. and, four years on, they've briefed members of congress that moscow is meddling again. this time, notjust to help donald trump, but also the democratic candidate who is his political polar opposite, bernie sanders. an apparent attempt to sow more division in a country already split by mr trump's presidency. but although this information came from his own intelligence agencies, america's commander—in—chief has dismissed the claims as a hoax being spread by his political opponents. it's disinformation. that's the only thing

jonny bairstow then got one of his own.in morgan that steered england to a five wicket victory and the series win. there was late drama in the premier league too with tottenham scoring their latest winning goal in the top flight for ten years to beat aston villa 3—2 at villa park. villa went ahead through a toby alderweireld own goal, but the defender then scored at the right end before heung son min scored from the rebound after his penalty was saved. villa drew level through bjorn engels just after half time. but it was son again with the winner deep into injury time. the results puts spurs up to fifth. villa stay one place above the relegation zone. celtic extended their lead at the top of the scottish premiership to 13 points, for now, with a 2—1 win at aberdeen. it was celtic‘s ninth straight win in all competitions but they were made to work hard, as rhia chohan reports. winds as rhia chohan reports. of up to 50 mph as rhia chohan reports. set the conditions in abert the mph set the conditions in aberdeen. the other b

our royal correspondent, jonny dymond. thank you.city‘s league victory over west ham, guardiola said they were optimistic they will have the ban overturned. city had earlier confirmed that they are appealing. 0ur sports editor dan roan reports from the etihad stadium. after an unprecedented punishment for their affairs of the pitch, tonight the focus returned to football for manchester city, a 2—0 victory over west ham at least giving the fans something to cheer about in this their first match since a two—year champions league ban that has stunned the sport. afterwards, the manager addressing the controversy for the first time. i‘ve confidence in the club, like i‘ve confidence in the club, like i‘ve said before and i say right now, i‘m sure we are going to defend oui’ now, i‘m sure we are going to defend our position. so when someone believes he is right, he has to fight until the end, no matter what, and that is what i think the club is going to do. earlier, in an in—house interview, city‘s defiant chief executive said... "the alleg

especially once jonny bairstow got started. brilliant, at times brutal.en straightforward. but as late wickets fell, england were getting just a little nervous. victory more tense than it should have been. a special day in johannesburg but ultimately england's day. adam wild, bbc news. the women's t20 world cup starts in australia later this month, england have room for improvement after being knocked out of the tri—series in melbourne. a narrow defeat to the hosts would have been enough to reach wednesday's final, but 116—7 off their 20 overs wasn't good enough and australia will now face india. there was just the one match in the premier league today after manchester city's game at home to west ham was postponed because of the weather. the match at bramall lane did go ahead and there are highlights coming up on match of the day 2 after the news, but here's the result if you want it. sheffield united are back up to fifth in the table after coming from behind to beat bournemouth 2—1. john lundstram scored the late winner. the blades are now two points beh

jonny dymond, bbc news.t a quarantine centre in the wirral — after being evacuated from a coronavirus—hit cruise ship. fears about the spread of the virus — as the number of new cases in south korea more than doubles in one day. a 29—year—old man appears in court in connection with a stabbing inside london's central mosque during afternoon prayers. sport and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good evening.... from the bbc sport centre. france remain on course for a first grand slam in 10 years after winning in cardiff for the first time since 2010 in the six nations. wales were on the back foot early on in the game , leigh halfpenny spilled an up and under and the french full—back anthony bouthier raced over — france added another before half—time but wales reponded after the break through dillon lewis. then there was another welsh mistake as nick tompkins pass was intercepted by man—of the—match romain ntamack who had a clear run to the line to score. wales got one more through dan biggar but it wa

england's reply got off to a very rapid start, some big hitting from jonny ba i rstow. losing some latehis first return to england duty, after taking a break from test cricket, scored the winning runs, so the series is drawn at 1—1. they now play a 3—match t20 series. in south africa. sheffield united are back up to fifth in the table after coming from behind to beat bournemouth at bramall lane, this was the only match in the premier league today after manchester city v west ham was postponed because of the weather. callum wilson opened the scoring for the cherries inside 15 minutes. they came into the game looking to make it three wins out three in the league. but billy sharp equalised for the blades just before the break, bournemouth failing to clear the danger. and substitute john lundstram scored the winner in the last ten minutes. they are nowjust two points behind fourth—placed chelsea, but they have played one game more. west bromwich albion are four points clear at the top of the championship after a 2—0 win at millwall. in really tough conditions, they took the lead through a g

and we'll be getting more on this story from our royal correspondent jonny dymond just after 8:30. the banned islamic state terror group, has admitted plotting to blow herself up in an attack on st paul's cathedral. safiyya shaikh — a 36—year—old muslim convert, from hayes in west london — pleaded guilty to preparing an act of terrorism, by asking an undercover police officer to supply bombs. so how do undercover officers manage to find and stop potential attackers in cases such as this? peter bleksley is a founder member of scotland yard's undercover unit and joins me now. thank you so much for coming in. in this particular case, was the luck where what was involved in finding this lady and stopping what she wa nted this lady and stopping what she wanted to do? this must definitely is not down to luck. this is a combination of the very traditional form of undercover policing when you say it face to face with someone who wa nts you say it face to face with someone who wants you to engage in criminal activity but before that there was all the online undercover work that all the onli

jonny mea reports. in recent years. surveys have found about 700,000 reptiles might be getting kept in households, but that might be an underestimate. along with a boom in exotic pets, animal rescue units are reporting a rise in some species being neglected, mistreated and even abandoned on our streets. it looks like a north american rattlesnake. a six—foot snake hiding in the engine of a van in west london is still a rare sight. the boom in the exotic pet trade is largely fuelled on social media websites. one of the biggest sellers are marmoset monkeys, which are being bred and sold in britain. although you need the right paperwork before you can own some exotic pets, surprisingly, this doesn't apply to marmoset monkeys. there is a lot of money in it. and you'll see adverts about single ones being sold very frequently, hand—reared, selling ones that are pregnant or breeding pairs, so encouraging people to get them and then breed them and then probably sell on the young as well. there is growing concern

. >> we goot a lot of good times ahead don't we jonny? >> that's so ridiculous. and caliendo is so good. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great everybody. >>> lets check now the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz, business change for the weekend. all the war know much cooler. and a wind advisory in effect for sunday. bringing some gusty offshore winds. and we got to watch out for fire danger. no rain for the month of february. you know that. but if you head out today, say walk the dog, it's going to be windy out there. and we're seeing clouds increase throughout the day. so mainly in the 60s if you are in our east bay. low 60s at best. it's taking all day to get there. and then by the afternoon this front pushes on through. a dry front and it's bringing even windier conditions. it's breezy to windy today. gusty winds overnight and then there will be gustier in parts of the bay for sunday. we have a wind advisory for many areas around the bay as we get to the second half of the weekend. 49 in santa cruz right now. in the 50s today.