but he took lincoln city to a record—breaking promotion backin city to a record—breaking promotion backthe attention of watford, and he subsequently went there in his career. he will be remembered by applause before the game and the flag of lincolnshire will fly at half—mast. another non—league side sutton, have plenty of history when it comes to springing a surprise in the cup. it was goaless at gander green lane against afc wimbledon, chris slegg is at kingsmeadow for the replay. the clubs have been involved of the greatest shocks in fa cup history. and the spirit is very much geared kingsmeadow. sutton united famously knocked out top—flight coventry in 1989. since then they have not been round to the fourth round. they're making a decent fist of the first season back in the national league, currently at 15. but a couple of divisions below our wimbledon, playing in league 1, the highest level since being reformed in 2002. they have not reached a fourth round since that we formation. a lot of money is at stake tonight as well, almost £70,000 in prize money. and £144,000 windfall from t

making arnold the almighty hero, lincoln city with the almighty hero, lincoln city with the almighty centre of attention for another night at least. yeahifs night at least. yeah it's incredible. i think we fully deserved that over the two legs. i was really pleased to get the goal, obviously. my wife had a dream. we werei—0 the goal, obviously. my wife had a dream. we were i—0 and i scored. whether she's psychic or not i don't know. you had to keep your composure as you went round the keeper. you have to stay calm in those moments. it was a great ball through. my experience kept me a cool head there. youon united famously -- sutton united knocked out coventry in 1989. the lowest in the national league beat league one afc wimbledon this evening. local derby this one. the first game was goalless. the hosts took the lead after ten minutes. tom elliott with the goal. he is 6'4". a minutes. tom elliott with the goal. he is 64". a few minutes later down to ten men. paul robinson was sent off. that was for a professional foul. sutton toiled but the second half until the equaliser. then it w

it fills in with more certainty a moment and lincoln's time at city point. to me, it was well worth all the trouble, and i can tell you, i think that i don't believe any other lincoln or 1865 book uses dr. buck's letter, that i only found through the newspapers. this is one where i am going out of the speculative but wound up getting the evidence i really needed. anyone who does cursory research and to lincoln at that time will look at the washington newspapers around the time he leaves washington on march 24 to see what they are saying about him. there is a notice in the papers on the 23rd saying that lincoln is about to take a trip down to city point, and they list the passengers who are going to be on the river queen. including on that list were were two u.s. treasury officials. when the river queen gets there, they are not on board. at that point, i am showing my age on my computer, but you know how you take the file to the trash bin? i think at this point the note was moved to the trash bin because come up for whatever reason, they didn't travel with lin

stories aboutrst mary lincoln come out of lincoln's time at city point. you can trace them back to two sources, horace porter and adam .ut go their attitude towards mary lincoln is like some quarters and outwards hillary clinton. she was not acting as the wife of a martyred president should have acted. she was not carrying herself as the wife of the great martyred president should. stops when out the it came to making her look bad. i will also notes that at that point, both men were part of the political family, and by making mary lincoln looked terrible, they made julia grant looks saint-like. they were killing a couple of birds with a stone. i was skeptical to the degree of animus that you will find in boudeauxions and the recollections which are easily located. the barnes family had never heard of the letters. they passed the word around their immediate circle. i am convinced that on some shelf in some distant family relative are these letters that will be the truest portrait of mary lincoln at this point in time that we could ever come across. clearly,

for one night only the centre of attention they added the bank, home of lincoln city, the fa cup seeming like an ancient relic. nick mccarthy said they should have won at first. though they could not have said they should not have lead after the woeful showing. the ipswich stopper was at his best. 59 places between them, you wouldn't have known it. choice words spark something better, although they ploughed on without success. the best of the game fell to lincoln players, but still 0—0, untilthe 90th minute. commentator: he plays it through, and to win the cup tie! in the dying seconds, they have knocked out the 1978 winners! arnold, the almighty hero, lincoln city delivering the almighty upset, they will be the centre of attention for another night at least. yet, it was incredible, you know, i think we fully deserved it over the two legs, andi fully deserved it over the two legs, and i was really pleased to get the goal, obviously, and my mrs had a dream that we won one meal and i scored, and maybe she is psychic. you had to keep your composure as you went around the keeper —— 1—0. you

but some great stories as well, lincoln city, brilliant, sutton united, the national league clubs, butntastic to see them in the last 16. we have seen so many of the bigger clubs making all these changes. does the fa cup mean as much as it used to? i do not think so. much as it used to? i do not think so. it is all about money and greed and staying in the premier league, but as worthy priorities seem to lie andi but as worthy priorities seem to lie and i think it is a massive disappointment and i think there are a lot of football fans around the country who feel that way and feel really strongly about it. the other side of the argument is that by making similar changes, it gives the younger players a chance to break through and shine. i think that is a load of rubbish to be frank! if the younger players are good enough, they would get the opportunity anyway. i do not get that argument whatsoever. liverpool should have been going all out to win this cup this season after the disappointment of getting knocked out of the league cup. look, with the likes of brighton and newcastle thomas 0a

non—league lincoln city have become just the eighth side to reach the fifth round of the competitionr they beat championship leaders brighton 3—1. league two wycombe wanderers also came very close to a big upset at tottenham before eventually losing 4—3. patrick gearey reports. in the roman city of lincoln you can see the oldest of club competitions in its primary colours, a non—league side playing one surely heading towards the premier league. to find fortune must sometimes rely on others misfortune. he lost his bearings comprehensively. this is unfamiliar territory for a man on loan at chelsea. they couldn't believe their luck but they didn't rely on that alone, the mixed adrenaline with a cool head theo robinson. and lincoln city for the first time in 115 years, are surely through now to the last 16 in the fa cup. a modern legend for an ancient city. lead to wycombe wanderers had never been to tottenham before, so manager ainsworth did some sightseeing but he can't possibly have envisaged what happened next. paul ainsworth smashed his side ahead then put them two up. then this pen

lincoln city, for the first time in 115 years, are surely through now to the last 16 in the fa cup!ubbly to a pre—match cuppa at white hart lane, wycombe boss gareth ainsworth would need something medicinal by the end. his fourth tier side tore into tottenham. paul hayes has done the rounds during his career, but he will remember this goal as well as any. and the penalty that came later, 2—0 wycombe. spurs brought it back to 2—2, but wycombe weren't done. gary thompson, 3—2. only seven minutes of normal time left. ecstasy slid slowly into anxiety. but tottenham still had dele alli out there — a game changer. 89th minute, 3—3. still good enough to bring spurs back to buckinghamshire. then, though, the cruelest twist — in the final seconds of stoppage time, heung—min son cancelled the replay. spurs limp on, the wanderers left wondering. you can check out all of today's —— saturday's scores on the bbc sport website. there are four fa cup matches today. rangers are back up to second in the scottish premiership after beating motherwell 2—0 in a heated game at fir park. both sides had a p

what a night for lincoln city.t time they have got this far since graham taylor managed them in 1976. the drama was left until the 91st minute, when nathan arnold scored a well—deserved winner for lincoln, who will be at home to brighton in the fourth round. i think we fully, really, deserved that over the two legs. and you know, i was really pleased to get the goal, obviously. and my mrs actually had a dream that we were 1-0, actually had a dream that we were 1—0, and! actually had a dream that we were 1—0, and i scored. and another non—league side, sutton united, also made it through. they beat league one's afc wimbledon 3—1 in their replay. that earned sutton a lucrative televised tie at home to championship side leeds. i thought our supporters, as well, we re i thought our supporters, as well, were magnificent. they stuck with us and what a reward for them. and really, you know, this team, it's just a fantastic group of players, a great spirit amongst them. and you know, they deserve all the credit. sam allardy

yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton, and today sutton united have stunned leeds.difference, scoring early in the second half from the penalty spot. leeds are currently fourth in the championship, sutton play in the national league — 83 places below. the fifth round draw is tomorrow evening. we were due to play lincoln on saturday the 18th, that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today, you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th as we should have played them and you will get a non—league team in the quarterfinal. that will never happen again. the competition threw up a few more surprises, with two premier league teams being knocked out. championship side fulham beat hull city 4—1 at craven cottage, and millwall won 1—0 at home to watford. jim lumsden reports. the den isn't an easy place to win a battle. last week, developers looked to have had their proposals shelved, now it was watford whose plans came under scrutiny and their defence was picked apart after a few seconds. what a start that would have been! the

lincoln city, who play in the fifth tier of english football, will play their eighth fa cup tie of then when they head to premier league side burnley. fulham host eight—time winners tottenham hotspur. and at the bottom of your screen, chelsea, who've won this competition seven times, make the trip to wolves. ligue un champions paris st germain have been showing off their latest signings, julian draxler, giovani lo celso and goncalo guedes. german international draxler is the pick of the bunch. the 2014 world cup winner has cost them just under $50 million from wolfsburg. the 23—year—old has signed a four—and—half—year deal. staying in france, dimitri payet was officially presented to the media on monday completing his $31 million move from west ham. the french international returns to his former club having only moved to london injune 2015. the 29—year—old scored 12 goals in his first season but at the beginning ofjanuary made it clear he wanted to move away from the premier league outfit. meanwhile, the leicester city striker leonardo ulloa looks like leaving, too, much like payet bef

from managing lincoln city...alities as regards coaching. ..to the highs and lows of the england job, he remained passionate about his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans there call him "god." three promotions in five years tell you why. he turned them into the family club during an age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. you could trust what he told you and he always tried to help you in whatever situation you were in and he would give you advice. he was good at that. for me, he was my dad when it came to football. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that? those five simple words would come to define his england career. in his three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. the man he gave his first england cap to say he was fantastic. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was, you never got

non—league sutton united and lincoln city both knocked out league opposition last night to reach theymnouth have a massive task as well. we can join our correspondent katie gornall at home park — katie they held liverpool to a goalless draw at anfield ten days ago, i presume they will be full of belief that they can knock klopp's team out. it still looks like an inexperienced liverpool start. jurgen klopp, is that still a gamble do you think? well, i think he has gone for more experience than the last time when he named his youngest ever starting eleven for liverpool. the youngest everin eleven for liverpool. the youngest ever in liverpool's history i should say. liverpool fans will take heart from that that he is taking this seriously. last time out they did trouble liverpool. but there is a huge amount of excitement here. they have put in extra seats to cram in around 15,000 have put in extra seats to cram in around 15, 000 plymouth have put in extra seats to cram in around 15,000 plymouth fans. there isa around 15,000 plymouth fans. there is a hundred journalists from around the w

lincoln city. we talk every year about the magic of the cup. lincoln 59 places below ipswich and they came through in injury time to win that 1-0. came through in injury time to win that1—0. on the came through in injury time to win that 1—0. on the whole i thought lincoln deserving. look how composed nathan arnold was to grab the goal in injury time around the goalkeeper and the fans and the team were just in complete pandemonium. look how much it meant to the players and all the staff. this is the first time lincoln city reached the fourth round of the fa cup in 41 years. the last person to take them there was graham taylor who passed away recently. it now sets up a brilliant tie for them at home to brighton. but not to be outdone, victoria sutton united, another non—league side, they are through. they beat afa wimbledon. afc wimbledon two leagues above them. to give you a sense of the gulf in quality, well apparent quality between the two sides, sutton are a team that rely on volunteers to stay afloat and they have got a tie against leeds, ch

lincoln city for the first time in 115 years are through to the last 16 in the fa cup!ething medicinal by the end. his four tier side tore into tottenham. paul hayes has done the rounds in his career, but he will remember this goal as well as any, and the penalty that came later. 2—0 wickham. spurs brought it back 2—1, but wickham weren't done. gary thompson, 3—2. only seven minutes of normal time left. ecstasy slid slowly into anxiety. but tottenham still had dele alli out there — a game changer. 89 minutes, 3—3. still good enough to bring spurs back to buckinghamshire. then the most cruel twist — in the final seconds of stoppage time the replay was cancelled. spurs limp on, the wanderers left wondering. arsenal sailed through to the fifth round of the fa cup after thrashing southampton 5—0. arsenal manager arsene wenger had to watch from the stands after his recent touchline ban, but saw his side put five past southampton. two goals from the returning danny welbeck and a theo walcott hat—trick ensured the gunners safely reached the next round. man city came out on top

. >> can i join i honorable friend in congratulating lincoln city on their victory last night. it was a fitting tribute to glenn taylor. i highlighted the issue of white working-class boys, we are committed to making sure every child gets the opportunity to fulfill that potential and apprenticeships, the number started to increase to 50% but also universities expect to spend 800 million pounds including access to disadvantaged students, we want everyone to achieve their potential whatever their background or gender. >> shortly after the prime minister confirmed taking the uk out of the single european market, the scottish parliament voted by a large trust majority to remain in a single european market as a large majority of people in scotland voted to remain in the european union. the prime minister said the equal partner in the united kingdom. is she stringing the people of scotland along. >> with the administration to ensure their voices are heard, their interests taken into account. and i specifically reference the scotland plan, to look at, the scotland plan will be conside

accrington stanley tottenham came from behind and left it late to beat wycombe and non—league lincoln cityampionship chasing promotion to the premier league. that is all the sport. tributes have been paid to the british actor, sirjohn hurt, who's died aged 77. he won oscar nominations for his roles in midnight express and the elephant man. nick higham looks back on a career that spanned more than six decades. john hurt, as the deranged roman emperor caligula in the bbc‘s i, claudius. but you ordered no triumphs. well, of course i ordered no triumphs! do you think i'd order triumph for myself? but you ordered us not to order any. yes, and you took me at my word, didn't you? typical! and in the naked civil servant. i wear rouge, i wear mascara on my eyelashes, i dye my hair, i wear flamboyant clothes, far more outre than those i am wearing now. he was an unusual actor, instantly recognisable, yet never typecast. here, he played the notorious and flamboyant quentin crisp. people said it was a brave part to take on. many people said, "don't do that, you'll never work again", and so on. and i s

lincoln city are through! in the dying seconds, they have knocked out the 1978 winners! in the third round, could we see another one this evening? two experienced managers going head—to—head. claudio ranieri against steve mcclaren. let's have a listen to how they are viewing tonight's meeting. winning after winning is the toughest thing. that is what leicester are finding is proving to be difficult this season. still, in cup competitions, as we have seen in the champions league, they are formidable opponents on their day. we have to make sure on friday it is not their day all night. i will put out the best team, the best team, because we need to go through the cup. we need to get confidence, because we have lost so many matches in the last days. so, derby against leicester. that is one of 16 ties coming up. one of them to catch the eye is the lecture derby between blackburn rovers and blackpool. recent teams have been ha rd blackpool. recent teams have been hard for both. fans from both teams are going tojoin hard for both. fans from both teams are going to join together

yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton, and today sutton united stunned leeds.s proved the difference. he scored this penalty early in the second half to ensure his side — the lowest ranked team in the competition — made it to the next round. to put this win into perspective, leeds are currently fourth in the championship. sutton play in the national league, 83 places below. but it's them that go into the hat for tomorrow's fifth round draw. we were due to play lincoln on saturday, the 18th. that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today and you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th, as we should have played them, and a nonleague team in the quarter—final, and that will never happen again. league one side millwall knocked out watford of the premier league. the south london club always looked the more likely to score and won the match through steve morrison's late strike. another premier league club fell by the wayside. hull were thrashed 4—1 by championship side fulham. 16—year—old ryan sessegnon was among t

my memories of him go back to his lincoln city days in the mid—70s. ground when he came here in 1977 appointed by elton john, who had already interviewed bobby moore for thejob, john, who had already interviewed bobby moore for the job, and taylor reconstructed this club from top to bottom. 0ver reconstructed this club from top to bottom. over on the far side for me 110w bottom. over on the far side for me now is the eltonjohn stand. that was a rickety old construction when he first came and remain that way for many years but he built a stand at the front for the young supporters to come with their mums and dads. he invented all sorts of things. my main memory about him is the way he integrated with the club because it was a club not a team, the way he integrated the club into the way he integrated the club into the community. he insisted that two players every week or maybe twice a week went out to the local function, mixed with the supporters, the community in turn embraced him and the club and the connection between watford and their fans or someth

yesterday we saw lincoln city march past brighton and today sutton united swept past leeds.lins was the difference, scoring early in the second half from the penalty spot. leeds are currently fourth in the championship. sutton play in the national league — 83 places below. the fifth round draw is tomorrow evening. we were due to play lincoln on saturday the 18th, that got called off last night because lincoln got through. we have got through today, you can almost guarantee we will draw lincoln on the 18th as we should have played them and you will get a non—league team in the quarterfinal. that will never happen again. league one side millwall knocked out watford of the premier league. the south london club always looked the more likely to score and won the match through steve morrison's late strike. another premier league club fell by the wayside. hull were thrashed 4—1 by championship side fulham. 18—year—old ryan sessegnon was among the fulham scorers. hull missed two penalties. but the fa cup holders manchester united are safely through. wayne rooney was honoured before

sutton united joined lincoln city in the hat, after pulling off a 1—0 win at home to leeds united yesterdaymatch though. the decision by championship and premier league teams to field weakened sides has been criticised by some former players. i think they are cheating the fans. newcastle fans travelled 250 miles behind oxford yesterday expecting 13 to win. the put out a weakened team. it is again very very disappointing. watford were one of two premier league teams to get knocked out yesterday. they lost 1—0 at league one millwall, while hull were well beaten at fulham. another former player, though, phil neville, thinks that the number of changes made by the bigger clubs isn't devaluing the competition. every team is making changes, notjust the premier league teams. i think it is making the fa cup better. once you get to the fifth and sixth premier league rounds, the premier league clubs will change their teams. i'm all for playing the kids. that is all the sport for now. there will be more in the next hour. you are watching bbc news with me, simon mccoy. despite a weekend of protests, pet

non—league lincoln city's fa cup adventure continues, they're into the last 16 after beating championshipelsea, manchester city, middlesbrough and arsenal but spurs had to rely on a very late stoppage—time goal to beat league two's wycombe. rangers are back up to second in the scottish premiership after beating motherwell 2—0 in a heated game at fir park. there were also wins for kilmarnock and stjohnston. one of the country's best known jump race horses, many clouds, died today shortly after winning a feature race at cheltenham. the 2015 grand national winner had just beaten the favourite, thistlecrack, to win a warm—up for the gold cup, the cotswold chase. but he collapsed and died moments later. british boxer lee selby was close to tears after his ibf world title fight was called—off because his opponent failed to make fight requirements. meanwhile, carl frampton still tops the bill at the boxing spectacular in las vegas tonight. the northern irishman is defending his wba world featherweight belt in a re—match with and british snowboarder katie ormerod has claimed bronze nonthe slopest

from managing lincoln city... i think i've got qualities as regards coaching.out his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans their call him god, three promotions in five years tell you why. he turned them into the family club during the age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he hooliganism. there was also an fa cup finalto cherish. he had hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel co mforta ble smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. you also felt that, whatever he said to you, it was true. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned their heads of the fa -- in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. he was dipped hit -- he hit —— he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was coming you never got any bull from him, he wasjust read down

it is an incredible draw and a special moment for them, as it is for lincoln city, the other non—leaguehe weekend, they will play against burnley. this was their victory at the weekend over brighton, 3—1. they have been rewarded with that much against burnley. wolverhampton north east out liverpool at the weekend, and a credible result. they have been rewarded with a much at molineux against the premier league table toppers chelsea. some great matches, you can see the draw in full on the bbc sport website. it's transfer deadline day today. can we expect a lot more business from what we have already seen this month? plenty, we should see records surpassed again, it was 225 million in this window in 2011, we are expecting to see that surpassed, we are at 150 million already. the biggest deal is not a purchase by a premier league club, it is dimitri payet moving to marseille for 25 million, that is the biggest so far. saido berahino left west brom for stoke city 1a million, morgan schneiderlin moved to everton for 2h million, and with the transfer window closing at 11pm, we can expect more

in sport, non—league sutton united and lincoln city arranged the hat for tonight's fifth round draw.or umpiring caused england victory in the one—day international against india yesterday. and then evans is the number —— dan evans is the new british number? . he reached the fourth round of the australian open. morejust after half fourth round of the australian open. more just after half past. six people have been shot dead — and eight others wounded — at a mosque in the canadian city of quebec. police have detained two suspects. canadian prime ministerjustin trudeau described the incident andy moore reports. police closed off the area surrounding the cultural centre as armed officers entered the mosque. it was during prayers on sunday. some of those wounded are said to be seriously injured. quebec city police confirmed two suspects were arrested but gave no further details. we consider the event like an act of terrorism. and we can confirm that we have six persons announced —— pronounced dead, and eight persons in hospital with minor or severe injuries. the canadian prime minister, j

the biggest giant killers from the last round, non—league, lincoln city, are hoping home advantage, will another big upset. their manager danny cowley, says beating ipswich of the championship, in round three, was like climbing a mountain, and so thinks today's match against the leaders of the championship, brighton, is like trying to get to the moon. rangers can go back to second in the scottish premiership this afternoon — a win at motherwell will take them above aberdeen, again — but they're down to 10 men, after michael o'halloran was sent off after just five minutes. the repayable show you exactly why. scott mcdonald lunged at kenny miller. whatever happens in this game, leaders celtic won't be troubled — they're 21 points clear at the top. that is the second sending—off. a feisty match so far. tiger woods told reporters he was rusty, after missing the cut in his first competitive tournament for 18 months. he managed a par round but he was always in peril, after opening with a 76. he said he needed to get more rounds under his belt, and that's what he's planning to do. england's oly

the biggest giant killers from the last round, non—league, lincoln city, are hoping home advantage, will, says beating ipswich of the championship, in round three, was like climbing a mountain, and so thinks today's match against the leaders of the championship, brighton, is like trying to get to the moon. and there are five premier league sides facing lower league opposition, including liverpool, at home to wolves in the 12.30pm kick off. liverpool needed a replay to beat plymouth argyle in the last round, but wolves have already knocked out premier league stoke city. i don't like the result but i see that we are really fighting for every point and every victory and every point and every victory and every big success and all of that stuff, so thatis success and all of that stuff, so that is what we are doing and what we have to do. i am absolutely more than ok and looking forward to the next opportunity tomorrow. rangers can go back to second in the scottish premiership this afternoon, a win at motherwell will take them above aberdeen, again. niall mcginn, scored two goals and set up an

was able to work with them, for, on a daily basis, and he was superb when he first started at lincoln citym was he may have been promoted above his level of competence when it came to taking over england. why is it such a different skill?|j to taking over england. why is it such a different skill? i think what graham wasa such a different skill? i think what graham was a man who could develop huge team spirit by working every day with players and i think when he came to international level, the fa ct came to international level, the fact he was only with them occasionally, for very short periods of time, he couldn‘t rely on those skills that had held him in good stead, and i think he was found tactically, he wasn‘t up to making the swift and important decisions fast enough. and the press really had a bit of a go at him at times. he had a rough time of it. a bit of a go is an understatement. he was savaged. he was england manager at a time when there was a tabloid war and he was there was a tabloid war and he was the ammunition in that war, and they, they fired some terrible things at him.

the biggest giant killers from the last round, non—league lincoln city, are hoping home advantage willing ipswich of the championship, in round three was like climbing a mountain, and so thinks today‘s match against the leaders of the championship, brighton, is like trying to get to the moon. and there are five premier league sides facing lower league opposition — including liverpool, at home to wolves in the 12:30 kickoff. liverpool needed a replay to beat plymouth argyle in the last round — but wolves have already knocked out premier league stoke city. don‘t like the results, but i see that we are still fighting for each point, each little victory, each big success. that is the job we have to do. iam more success. that is the job we have to do. i am more than 0k and looking forward to the next opportunity tomorrow. niall mcginn scored two goals and set up another, as aberdeen beat dundee 3—0 in the scottish premiership. mcginn‘s volley on the stroke of half time was an absolute cracker. the win moved abderdeen above rangers into second place in the table — but they‘re still 21 points

from managing lincoln city...lows of the england job, he remained passionate about his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans there call him god. three promotions in five years tells you why. he turned them into the family club during an age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. he always tried to help you in whatever situation you found yourself in and he would give advice. for me, he was my dad when it comes to football. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later, and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. in his three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and pilloried for england's failure to reach the 9a world cup. but the man who taylor gave his first england cap to says his honesty was refreshing. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much

the fa cup fifth round draw is tonight, and who will non league sutton united and lincoln city get aftercking out leeds and brighton? good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than a million people have now signed a petition calling on the government to cancel a planned state visit to the uk by donald trump. it follows his temporary ban on visitors from seven predominantly muslim countries from entering the usa. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said the visit should be postponed. but downing street said scrapping the visit would "undo everything" achieved in mrs may's visit to washington earlier this month, and called the campaign a "populist gesture". here's our political correspondent, iain watson. the demonstrations in america against president trump's imposition ofa against president trump's imposition of a temporary travel ban are likely to be repeated here with protests planned outside downing street later today and another uk cities. although the foreign office have clarified that british citizens are exempt from the band, the foreign secretary has been under pressu

national league side sutton united drew nil—nil with afc wimbledon, and lincoln city had been leadingy. and wayne rooney's record was the headline of manchester united's 4—0 win over reading. this was his 249th for the club, and it means he's equal with sir bobby charlton as united's all—time top goalscorer. it's such a proud moment to do so at such a massive club, like manchester united, you know. i'm hugely honoured to be able to play for this football club. to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby, it is a really proud moment for me, and hopefully i will be up there on my own soon. but i will enjoy today, because it is a real honour. some selected results for you from yesterday. of the other non—league sides in action, defeats for barrow and eastleigh. and stourbridge — from the seventh tier of english football — lost 2—1 at wycombe. go to the bbc sport website for all the goal from every game in the third round. sir andy murray's winning streak of 28 atp tour matches is over, after he lost the qatar 0pen final to old rival novak djokovic. the world number two was serving fo

first there's national league side lincoln city.ading ipswich 2—1 thanks to two strikes by theo robinson, before the championship side equalised to send the tie to a replay. fellow national league side sutton united are in the draw for round 4 too. they earned a replay with league one afc wimbledon, with a clean sheet, as it ended nil—nil. and wayne rooney's record was the headline of manchester united's a—nil win over reading. this was his 249th for the club, and it means he's equal with sir bobby charlton as united's all—time top goalscorer. a proud moment, to do so in such a massive club manchester united, i am hugely honoured to be able to play for this football club but to be up there in terms of goals with sir bobby charlton is a proud moment for me. hopefully i will be up there on my lonesome but not today. i will enjoy today because it has been a real honour. some selected results for you from yesterday. of the other non—league sides in action, defeats for barrow and eastleigh. and stourbridge — from the seventh tier of engl

they will hope to emulate non—league lincoln city who beat ipswich town last night. nute when that man nathan arnold scored a well deserved winner of the lincoln. they will be at home to brighton in the fourth round. and not to be outdone, another long —— non—league side sutton united beat afc wimbledon 3—1 in their replay and that burns sutton a the good of televised tie at home to championship side leeds. it has been announced that europe's captain will be able to choose for players in next yea r‘s be able to choose for players in next year's ryder cup in france. thomas bjorn will get to pick more than. it is part of a revamp of the court thanks system after the uk lost heavily. that is obvious but for now. back in the next hour. thank you. wheelchair user doug paulley has partially won his case at the supreme court against bus operator first group plc. the case was triggered when doug paulley attempted to board a bus in 2012, but was unable to when a woman refused to move her buggy. we can speak now to our correspondent clive coleman, who's outside the supreme cour

sutton united joined another non—league team, lincoln city, in the hat for the fifth round draw afterised premier league and championship teams for fielding weakened line—ups. celtic extended their unbeaten domestic run 27 matches by beating hearts 4—0 in the scottish premiership. their win broke 50 record set by lisbon lions. england captain eoin morgan says poor umpiring cost england victory in the second t20 match against india.jonah in the second t20 match against india. jonah reed was co ntroversially india. jonah reed was controversially out in the last over as the tourists lost byjust five runs. the decider is on wednesday. and roger federer says he has no intention of retiring after winning his 18th grand slam title yesterday. the new australian open champion climb to tenth in the world rankings after his incredible victory over rafa nadal in melbourne. did you watch that, victoria? i listen to it on the radio, and it was fabulous, it really was. thank you. prime minister theresa may has made it clear the devolved administrations will not be given a decisive role in the uk's d

my memories of him go back to his lincoln city days in the mid—70s.e road when he came here in 1977, appointed by elton john, as he was then, who had already interviewed bobby moore for the job, by the way, and then taylor, as i was saying on football focus earlier, reconstructed this club from top to bottom. and over on the far side from me now is the eltonjohn stand, that was a rickety old construction when he first came and it remained that way for many years, but he built a stand at the front for the young supporters to come with their mums and dads, he invented all sorts of things. i think my main memory about him, jason, is the way he integrated the club because it was a club, not a team, where he was concerned. the way that he integrated the club into the community. he insisted, he did not ask, he insisted that two players every week or maybe twice a week went out to a local function, mixed with the supporters. the community in turn embraced him and the club and the connection between watford and their fans was something and it remains till thi

lincoln city also made it through after beating brighton.matches by beating hearts 4—0 in the scottish premiership. they're now 22 points clear of rangers at the top of the league. england had a great chance to wrap up the t20 series in india but a last—gasp comeback from the hosts squared the series at 1—1. two wickets in the final over from butjaspreet bumrah did the trick as india won by five runs. roger federer turned back the clock, winning his eighteenth grand slam title at the age of 35. he beat his old rival rafael nadal in five sets, in the final of the australian open. roger federer turned back the clock, winning his eighteenth grand slam title at the age of 35. he beat his old rival rafael nadal in five sets, in the final of the australian open. if you fancy looking at it. it is just gorgeous. it was amazing. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. we have had the driest in november since 1975. we are going to have spells of rain. some of us have seen it already. by the end of the week, it already. by the end of the we

from managing lincoln city...s and lows of the england job, he remained passionate about his first love. in 1977, hejoined elton john's watford. fans their call him god. three promotions in five years tell you why. he turned them into the family club during the age of hooliganism. there was also an fa cup final to cherish. he had that smile that would make you feel comfortable and you could talk to him. you always felt that, whatever he said to you, it was true. aston villa first came calling in 1987. he led the club to promotion a year later and that turned the heads of the fa in 1990. do i not like that. those five simple words would come to define his england career. in three years as coach, he was depicted as a tabloid turnip and criticised for failing to make the world cup. one of the reasons i admired him and liked him so much was, you never got any bull from him, he was just straight right down the middle and told it as it was. some people didn't like that but i loved it, i certainly admire that. he was sur

meanwhile, fellow non—league side lincoln city will travel to premier league burnley. the bbc sport website for more details. hull city's ryan mason has been released from hospital following his head injury earlier this month. mason suffered a fractured skull after a clash of heads with gary cahill against chelsea. but he was discharged last night from st mary's hospital in london and will continue his recovery at home. the transfer window closes today and sunderland have already been busy, bringing in bryan oviedo and darron gibson. the pair team up with manager david moyes once again after working together at everton. oviedo has signed until 2020, while gibson's is an 18—month contract. david moyes, though, has sold patrick van aanholt, who's moving from sunderland to crystal palace for an undisclosed fee. the dutch left—back has signed a four and a half year contract. england propjoe marler will be fit for their 6 nations opener against france on saturday. the forward is back in full training after making a quick recovery from a fractured leg. great credit has to go

we found some of the 20 crew from his eugene, new port, lincoln city, as far as seattle fan out in thed area with more work then they can hand this will just one day. >> we see a lot of large limb break out and upheaval of the trees that have bad root system that just fall over. >> reporter: well, there is some good news for example on street arcing has been free since tuesday night when it first started and as far as kid being out of school for several days, it will be through friday as well, martin luther king damon except they will to make up for those days and probably go in the summer. this is wild, crazy for us, normal for you. you are in the 60's. we're in the 30's, who knows what is coming next few days. >> that is so true. >> oh, high, be safe, thank you very much. >>> well all that snow, got us thinking about the science of weather. what determines how much precipitation falls from the sky, and what kind. >> meteorologist lauren casey has lesson in the factors that matter in today's einstein science center. >> reporter: report still sleet and treeing rain another mixed precip

first is lincoln city, the had been leading ipswich 2—1 thanks to two strikes, before the championshipchester united's 4—0 win over redding. it was as 249 for the club, putting an equal with sir bobby charlton as united's all—time stop —— top goal—scorer. charlton as united's all—time stop -- top goal-scorer. it is amazing because everybody knows who the bobby charlton is and what he means for the history of the club and is the triple and for wayne rooney to score the same number of goals is fantastic. but again the best deal arrived. and somersaults for you from the other matches, —— and some results. barrow lost 2—0 at wycombe. bbc website has all of the goals for the third round for you. there are 5/3—round matches for you today, and more opportunities for upsets. chelsea take on peter rottweiler lunchtime liverpool play week to plymouth argyle. these players want success , plymouth argyle. these players want success, they want a chance, they wa nt to ta ke success, they want a chance, they want to take each chance they get in this historic turnaround and of course we will try every