so the light has switched off, livingston . light has switched off, livingston and manager get back toc news. there've been strong words in the house of commons today from the under—secretary for sport, helen grant. she said the governance of english football was broken and that the game was in crisis. she's part of a group calling for an independent regulator for football, funded from within the game, with powers including the distribution of funds across the game and reform of the fa. also in the group is former england and manchester united defender gary neville. the premier league is absolutely magnificent and revered around the world, but we want to do is accept there is a better way of doing things, to protect the best interest of the game. if you look at the national league at this moment, which is the top non—lead, it's stuck. the funding is not distributed in a fair manner, and that's something that and on independent regulator could sort out straightaway. the premier league has got enough money to distribute throughout the game, including to the fa and still maintain its stak

i'll never forget it. >> livingston knows rick's anxious to complete a sale quickly but must verify thera is an original that flew into space. turns out it isn't that simple. rick bought it from mercury astronaut gordon cooper in 1995 for $19,000. and he gives the auction house two letters of authenticity to prove it, along with actual photos that the astronaut said were taken from space with that camera. "i took the photographs with a hasselblad camera. the serial number on the camera body is tv 45279." but when the auction house submits the camera for expert analysis, the results surprise everyone. did it end up being gordon cooper's camera? >> it did not. >> uh-oh. that's next. >> announcer: here's another quiz question for you. how many of the original seven mercury astronauts walked on the moon? is it... the answer in a moment. broken windshield... take 1... hey guys, my windshield just got broken, i feel like i need to blow off some steam. let's go... 1, 2, 3, 4... mr. blanks? there's no need to be stressed. geico makes it easy to file a claim online, on the app, or over the phone

located next to livingston island is half moon island. we made a discovery in this miniature sized antarctica the weather here changes very suddenly . within minutes the snowfall turns into a blizzard. clocking winds of 80 kilometers an hour. the next stop is deception island home to the station gabrielle because. this island is the caldera of an active volcano last erupted in 1970. glaciers are concealed beneath the ash. because the station is run by the spanish army. wait didn't we say the antarctic treaty bans all military activity. due to the island's difficult terrain and the danger posed by the ok no it was decided that the army was best equipped to operate the station but about us all and all. our mission is to me as a visiting scientists be one horse and then they come for a very specific time period to work on research take samples do experiments and collect data. that i think you know so that our job is to ensure all the logistics are in place also they can concentrate on their work with i mean the. end to this so there are no w

located next to livingston island is half moon island. we made a discovery in this miniature sized antarctica the weather here changes very suddenly . within minutes the snowfall turns into a blizzard. clocking winds of 80 kilometers an hour. the next stop is deception island home to the station gabrielle because. this island is the caldera of an active volcano would last erupted in 1970. glaciers are concealed beneath the ash. because the station is run by the spanish army. wait didn't we say the antarctic treaty bans all military activity that most of us because they're dead or not the laser due to the islands difficult terrain and the danger posed by the locking of it was decided that the army was best equipped to operate the station but it but us all and our. our mission is to make the visiting scientists feel that it was a little longer that they come for a very specific time period to work on research take samples do experiments and collect data. i think and i said our job is to ensure all the logistics are in place also they can co

stations in antarctica its national research center operates the one catalyst the 1st station on livingston island it was built in the late 1980 s. and remodeled in 2008 into a modern facility that looks a bit like a space station. the station is used to it doesn't need to withstand the harsh conditions you'd expect to encounter in antarctica. today there is hardly any wind but 2 days ago we had costs only 14. 80 kilometers an hour which drives the wind chill factor down to minus 15 or 20 degrees celsius and already. i don't even know paris and his team study the continents geology which they say is that essential importance to the rest of the planet and arctic affects the whole world's climate doesn't it follow together for you know it's the planet's cold factor it will feel a lot of it's really cold in the arctic too but not to the same extent that there's a lot more ice in antarctica than in the architect of. the antarctic deep sea water because as far as the iberian peninsula and continues to circulate around the northern hemisphere these waters sometimes flow all the way up to the arct

livingston have secured a place in the scottish league cup final after beating st mirren one nil.ltimately made it 11 games unbeaten under boss david martindale. the club reached just their second majorfinal and will play stjohnston. away from the on—field action — arsenal midfielder mesut ozil has completed his move to turkish side fenerbahce.... the 32—year—old former germany international spent eight years at the emirates and won three fa cups but hasn't played for the first team in nearly a year. ozil has signed a three and a half year contract. another outstanding batting performance from england captain joe root kept his side in the second test with sri lanka in galle earlier. his side now on 339 for nine... just 42 behind the hosts going into day four. here's our sports correspondent, joe wilson. he's one face of england cricket's winter so far. here is how the captain managed to make another 100 against sri lanka. there were lots of shots like that. you see his perfect timing when you slow it down. root had support from jos buttler. the ball was travelling for a while. sri

and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20s for perth scorchers, in their win over melbourne the renegades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. david warner is set to play the third test match for australia against india in sydney next week. the opening batsman missed the first two test matches after he suffered a groin injury in the 0ne—day series that preceded the test matches. as australia look to improve their batting performances in the series. you look at where we are, it's one all. they came back, they might not have been with the captain leading but like any occasion, you find that spiriting yourself to get up when an important player like that leaves the environment and leaves quite a big hole. you saw what they are capable of and they're not going to get their foot off the throttle coming to sydney, so we know what we are going to be up against and we will be well prepared for that. rising american star ryan garcia recovered from an early knock—down to stop luke campbell in the seventh round of a gripping lightweight fight in dallas. campbell, the olympic champi

livingstone beat hibs by the same scoreline. st mirren, and ross county against stjohnstone both ended 1 goal a piece. tottenham pulled themselves back in the hunt for the premier league title — with a 3—0 win over leeds, the victory moving them up to third, nowjust four points off the top. it was theirfirst league win in nearly a month, as ben croucher reports. the end of tottenham's bleak midwinter, as the frosty winter blown them down the table. a change of direction. steven bergwijn was too fast for ezgjan alioski. penalty, was it outside on the line? referee and var said penalty. harry kane said, thank you very much. and, a pinpoint pass, he and son heung—min are a potent combination. that deserves a hug. there is a prize if tottenham is third. it wasn't that it scored, more that it came from toby alderweireld. just. but watch, and the replays showed that his header had crossed the line as leeds‘s defence looked shaky. in the 92nd minute, matt doherty ensured moreno would have something to moan about. his second yellow card

and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20ss for perth scorchers in their win over melbourneades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. rising american star ryan garcia recovered from an early knock—down to stop luke campbell in the seventh round of a gripping lightweight fight in dallas. campbell, the olympic champion from london 2012, landed a left hook in round two to floor garcia. but he recovered, and he was the first man to beat campbell by stoppage when the fight was halted in the seventh round. campbell told garcia afterwards that he punched harder than anyone he'd everfaced. so, garcia moves towards a title challenge, but at 33, campbell is running out of time. we're moments away from the final of the pdc world championship, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson taking on gerwyn "the iceman" price at alexandra palace. it's best of 13 sets and price is the first welshman to reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory over stephen bunting. and he'll become world number one if he beats the two—time champion anderson and lifts the sid waddell trophy later. that's a

they will play either livingston or st mirren in the final who play tomorrow.lanka after day two of the second test. six wickets from james anderson — and an unbeaten half century from captainjoe root means england trail by 283 runs, after they finished the day 98—2 in galle. joe wilson reports. another day, another year, and who's grinning? well, england without anderson is still unthinkable. he wasn't sure about this wicket — nobody was. it took a review and replays before the spikes seemed to reveal the faint sound of bat on ball, the batsman trudging away. the next up was building his best score for sri lanka. england's spin bowlers failed to take a single wicket, send for you—know—who. the batsman on 92, caught by leach. five wickets for anderson and what a way to make it six. anderson once more outstanding. but sri lanka were still going. by the time they had finished their fun, the total was 381, that is solid batting. the match perspective now depended on england's response. lbw, sibley gone for none. crikey, now crawley. easy for the sri lanka spinner.

neil lennon's side drew nil nil at home to livingston. rangers are at motherwell tomorrow.nd stjohnstone arsenal midfielder mesut ozil is close to completing a move to turkish club fenerbahce. ozil still has half a season left on his arsenal contract but both parties are in advanced talks to terminate it. ozil has not played for arsenal since last march. ben ainslie�*s, in—eos team uk, continue to make solid progress in their bid to qualify for the americas cup... they've now won their opening three races of the challenger series in auckland. and 20—year—old yan bingtao from china has knocked out the defending champion stuart bingham 6—5 to reach the final of snooker�*s masters. yan will face the winner of tonight's semi between john higgins and david gilbert. that's live on the bbc at seven o'clock. the leading women's basketball team in the country, the sevenoaks suns, have announced they will pull out of all their matches until the middle of next month at the earliest due to the covid pandemic. despite being allowed to continue playing during the lockdown they now feel i

neil lennon's side drew nil nil at home to livingston. rangers are at motherwell tomorrow.ere wins for hibernian and stjohnstone ross county beat an out of sorts aberdeen 4—1. the victory takes county off the bottom of the premiership table and was their first home league win since the opening day of the season. 0li shaw scored twice for county — the first of them in less than a minute. aberdeen drop down to fourth. arsenal midfielder mesut 0zil is close to completing a move to turkish club fenerbahce. 0zil still has half a season left on his arsenal contract but both parties are in advanced talks to terminate it. 0zil has not played for arsenal since last march.. manchester city women have added a third world cup winner to their squad — they've signed abby dahlkemper until 2023. she joins her her usa team—mates sam mewis and rose lavelle, who both signed for the women's super league club in august last year. glasgow warriors beat edinburgh by 23 points to 22 in rugby union's pro 14. the game was also the second in the 1872 cup series between the two sides. and 20—year—old

he reached out to robert livingston and new york and livingston turned him down. so monroe was his third pick it initially he would have had to tipped his hat to what monroe did for him. he immediately won the french over, despite having his bad rang sacked and the foodstuff he brought aboard were banished on the dock as soon as he got there. people are still starving and revolutionary paris. he really does his best to put the past foot forward and try to maintain a relationship, as unstable a country is or was in western europe. by his comments and approach to start to work in hamilton is openly working to get monroe recalled. and finally when the catch one of the letters he has written comes into pickren's hands, there is the thing to end it. and it really is a break. his argument a bit of a testy relationship. monroe while in congress of the senate about these remarks. at one point sending hamilton to be the ambassador for england. he should be asking the senate of who you're going to pick. in washington writes a very polite version of what i want your advice i

in new york, and livingston turned him down so monroe was his third pick. and initially he would have had to have tipped his hat for what monroe did for him. he immediately won the french over despite having his bags ransacked in the hams and other food stuffs he brought aboard vanished from the dock as soon as he got. the people are still starving 234 -- starving in revolutionary paris but he does his best to put the best foot disburden try to maintain a stable relationship, but his comments and his approach just start to wear thin. hamilton is openly working to get monroe re-called, and finally when they catch one of the letters that he he has writ, that comes in the pickering's hands there's the thing to end it. and it really is a break. they have already had a bit of a testy relationship. monroe while in congress or the senate, about governor morris. at wasn't point they're talking about maybe sending hamilton be the ambassador to england and mon rove said you should be asking the senate with advise and consent who you're going to pick, and washington w

with a depleted squad, celtic have drawn two games — including this 0—0 draw with livingston on saturday the trip to dubai a mistake, but lennon says all the rules were followed. we did not abuse any privilege. we did the right things, we were absolutely totally professional. we had a little drink in the afternoon on the day of — completely allowed, no lawbreaking. yet we come back to this barrage of absolute hypocrisy. and he was gone! england wrapped up the first test against sri lanka with a seven wicket win — the first time they've won four consecutive overseas tests since 1957. it was all played out in front of empty stands. there was one fan though who'd waited a very long time in sri lanka to see england's victory this morning. our sports correspondent joe wilson has more. 36 runs needed in gaul. that's all. here's how to score four of them — johnny bairstow. a week it still would've caused panic. how close was that? pretty close. and what if dan lawrence had been given lbw here? what if sri lanka had decided to review the decision? they didn't, he remained. lawrence and barrister

there was fish, students, rumsey -- fitch, stevens, rumsey, livingston.re than three miles per hour. -- they had a hard time going more than three miles per hour. a green mountain bike could walk faster than that. fulton -- a green mountain boy could walk faster than that. fulton designed a special boat with a special engine we went up to new york and back, 300 miles, something sd but had never done before. that is why fulton that's credit for the first steamboat. >> the claremont. >> her for a will catherine of claremont. -- her full name was catherine of claremont, catherine his wife and claremont, her papa who put up half the money. the way he saw it in this wilderness land it was easier to build waterways that highways. he dreamed up a system for making rivers more navigable and tied them together with canals. he invented the first power digger to remap rivers and dig canals. he planned the area canal from the hudson river to like area, one of the first -- the area canal-- hudson river to lake erie. and he opened power shipping up and down the mississ

located next to livingston island is half moon island. we made a discovery in this miniature sized antarctica the weather here changes very suddenly . within minutes the snowfall turns into a blizzard. clocking winds of 80 kilometers an hour. the next stop is deception island home to the station gabrielle because. this island is the caldera of an active volcano blaster up did in 1970. glaciers are concealed beneath the ash. because d.s. station is run by the spanish army. wait didn't we say the antarctic treaty bans all military activity that most of their veteran due to the island's difficult terrain and the danger posed by the ok no it was decided that the army was best equipped to operate the station but above us all and all. our mission is to meet as a visiting scientists feel that it was an angle in gaza that they come for a very specific time period to work on research take samples do experiments and collect data. and i think you know so that our job is to ensure all the logistics are in place so they can concentrate on their work i

third—placed aberdeen drew 0—0 at livingstone.the women's super league. bristol city are still bottom of the table but they have their first win. 3—0 against brighton. they took the lead with a long—range effort from yana daniels. ebony salmon also scored before the break and added a second from the spot. brighton had kayleigh green sent off on the hour mark, but bristol fully deserved the win and are nowjust two points from safety. in rugby union, european club competition has been frozen for the past two weekends, but the premiership is back in the swing. champions exeter got themselves a much needed win, 21—17 at worcester and gloucester pushed northampton close but could only come away with a losing bonus point. that finished 31—26 to saints, ben croucher reports. the waiting was finally over after a rare pause, things were tightly packed and again. having lost the latter, the brake seem to do extra good. a gray putting them ahead of worcester and they were under there. stuart hogg was best on the back wing, a move started by

livingston, new jersey, welcome. caller: good morning.watching this wednesday in horror -- who wouldn't be? there was a photographer who followed the people right in because he is a, get this, war correspondent. it looks like we were at war. the only way to describe it. what with the founders think of what is going on? i don't think they would ever imagine this sacred house would be treated with such disrespect. everybody was screaming, the constitution, and there is a group of people -- you know the guy with the horn? they were on the senate podium praying to god. don't debase this building. i have one thing to ask, i beg of you. governor schwarzenegger, the former republican governor of california, was an immigrant. he gave an eight minute speech. please, i beg you, play it. look at it from an immigrant's eyes. host: josephine, i think we actually played it when it came out last week. it has aired on the c-span network and i think you can find it in the video library. she was talking about the war correspondent. the writer is from the n

there was fitch, stevens, rumsey, livingston. some of the boats were not bigger than rowboats.g more than three miles per hour. a green mountain boy could walk faster than that. if you could find 3 miles of open ground. fulton designed a special boat with a special engine we went up to new york and back, 300 miles, something that had never done before. that is why fulton gets credit for the first steamboat. >> that was the claremont. >> her full name was catherine of claremont, catherine his wife and claremont, her papa who put up part of the money. people forget things. they forget things that fulton did to advance water travel. the way he saw it, in this wilderness land, it was easier to build waterways than highways. he dreamed up a system for making rivers more navigable and tied them together with canals. he invented the first power digger to remap rivers and dig canals. he planned the erie canal from the hudson river to lake erie. one of the first real steps in pushing this nation westward. and he opened power shipping up and down the mississippi. the new orleans, i was c

we have been able to distribute thousands of masks out in sonoma county and also in livingston.ve been very fortunate that the community has come together to donate ppe items and also other essential needs that have been very necessary to give out to farmworkers. damian: and, claudia, we're gonna go to you now because how does it feel to visit all of these farms, these fields up ane growers that is handing out these ppes to the farmworkers. it's people like you as volunteers who say something needs to be done. claudia zavala: yeah, well, i mean, we've been fortunate to be able to help as much as we have been, but, you know, i always say that, in a perfect world, we wouldn't be here because it really isn't our responsibility to have to do this. our government should really be stepping up because our essential workers, our farmworkers, are feeding our nation, and they should be valued as such. so, you know, it's been a good experience for us. we've been really happy that we are able to put--step up to the plate and actually help people the way we have, but it's such a much larger

stations in antarctica its national research center operates the one catalyst the 1st station on livingston island it was built in the late 1980 s. and remodeled in 2008 into a modern facility that looks a bit like a space station. this station is used it doesn't need to withstand the harsh conditions you'd expect to encounter in antarctica. today there is hardly any wind but 2 days ago we had cost $714.00. 80 kilometers an hour which drives the wind chill factor down to minus 15 or 20 degrees celsius. i don't even know best and his team studied the continents geology which they say is essential importance to the rest of the planet and arctic are facts the whole world's climate doesn't follow together for your know if the planets called factorial for you know a lot of it's really cold in the arctic too but not to the same extent that there's a lot more ice in antarctica than in the architect of. the antarctic deep sea water because as far as the iberian peninsula and continues to circulate around the northern hemisphere these waters sometimes flow all the way up to the arctic where they cal

finalist of the livingston award and joins in your times after working in a "washington post" and then to interview another book about homelessness so we are excited to have her with us here tonight i have been excited about this book for a long time my daughter is a girl scout looking forward to hearing more. trip 6000 is the inspiring true story and the amazing issue and with some background on the book and to talk with giselle and karina and take some questions from you to take it away. >> first of all thank you for having us tonight. so little things i want to talk about tonight the story goes way back before 2017 for spotting each other across the room in 2015 to experience homelessness and then end up writing a book about your journey so in 2015 i took on the social services poverty for "the new york times" that i word go to a shelter that anyone invited me to so the councilmember in queens invited me to a shelter in queens made out of a hotel. karina and her sisters were there and i didn't write anything that day that i saw the inside of a shelter i saw women experiencing homele

with a depleted squad, celtic have drawn two games — including this 0—0 draw with livingston on saturdaynon says although he's sorry some of them had to isolate — all the rules were followed. we did not abuse any privilege. we did the right things, we were absolutely, totally professional. we had a little drink in the afternoon on the day of — completely allowed, no lawbreaking. yet now we come back to this barrage of absolute hypocrisy. england defender kieran trippier�*s ban from playing will stand after fifa rejected atletico madrid's appeal against his punishment for breaching betting rules. he was suspended by the football association in december, but the ban was provisionally lifted earlier this month, after the spanish club appealed. as it stands, trippier will miss the first leg of atletico's champions league last—16 tie with chelsea on the 23rd of february, but could return for the second leg in march. phil neville has left his role as england women's manager and has taken over at david beckham's major league soccer side inter miami — in the us. the football association says it

livingston will play stjohnstone in the scottish league cup final after they beat st mirren 1—0 at hampdennited returned to the top of the women's super league. leah galton with their first in a 2—0 win over birmingham city. manchester city won 7—1 at brighton. captainjoe root produced another batting masterclass, as england finished day three of the second test 42 runs behind sri lanka. after his matchwinning score in the series opener, his innings of 186 today leaves the second test finely balanced, asjoe wilson reports. joe root, england's inspiration, from sunrise to sunset — almost. without his batting, the cause would already be lost. once more, the captain displayed his mastery of the situation and the conditions. you have to adapt in sri lanka. there are things here you would never see at lord's. look, not wearing a tie. jos buttler was root�*s chief supporter. he made 55 before he was out like this. the replays proved the ball went from bat to boot to fielder, did not hit the ground, so it was out, caught. the rest basically fell like this. sam curran, one of seven wickets for las

police a 21 year old lazarus livingston was last seen in the rincon valley area about 11 p.m. on friday night. he was wearing a red jersey blue jeans and flip flops, living centers. 5 ft nine inches tall. he weighs about £275. he has short brown hair and brown eyes. anyone who's seen him should call santa rosa police. search crews in indonesia have recovered the engine of a boeing 7 37 that crashed into the java sea yesterday. some of the remains of the 62 people aboard that commercial flight have been found. there are no signs of any survivors. officials say the plane dropped off the radar shortly after takeoff in bad weather. the plane was a 26 year old 7 37 500, not part of the troubled boeing maxjet series. this is the same area where a lion air said. 37 max crashed into the java sea killing 189 people. gas prices are up in the united states, the national average jumped nine cents a gallon over the past three weeks. 22 35 a gallon, the lundberg survey said today that arise in crude oil prices is what led to the increase. still the price of the gas pump is 30 cents less than what it

in the scottish premiership, second placed celtic drew 0—0 with livingstone.wins for hibernian, ross county and stjohnstone. to rugby union and with all european pool matches postponed, the only game to be played in the uk today was, thankfully, a pro 1a thriller with glasgow warriors beating edinburgh 23—22, as adam wild reports. they called this the oldest intercity rugby match in the world. since 1872, glasgow have been taking on edinburgh, but whilst age and tradition still count for plenty, youth also has its place, this was a young ross thompson putting glasgow in front, the penalties were all either side had to show until shortly before the break, jamie farndale giving edinburgh the lead. it took until the second half for glasgow to wrestle back control, george turner powering over. even without the fans it is clear this is a match that matters and back came edinburgh, storming through for christine to reduce the gap with a stunning try. —— chris dean. there won't be many finishes as dramatic as what followed, as eroni sau brought edinburgh to within a

london the night is of the name of the marginal seat the house that it was then with a cent and ken livingstone who had political history a bit different if you had edged them out of the liberal nomination back then it might have been i was the time i was a special adviser one of the 1st generation i were john smith that was a really great character and i fell and enormous admiration for and you know since i was politically engaged i decided to compete for parliamentary seat and i very nearly one sure i got they support of almost all the awards but can was really i'm so operating the party machine he had some big trade unions behind him and you know very much their kind of militant wing of the proxy which i definitely lost. out from not so. you know rather outclassed in that in that company that live apart they swung left a new song to the newly formed the social democratic party led by a roy jenkins looking back what you think the s d p's contribution to to british politics where what was the significant legacy of that breakaway well it's into positive legacies that a lot of the people who wer

and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the twenties for perth scorchers, in their win overgades were bowled out a massive 96 runs short. we have the final of the world darts championship to look forward to this evening, with gary "the flying scotsman" anderson, taking on gerwyn "the iceman " price at alexandra palace. price is the first welshman to reach the pdc final, thanks to a 6—4 victory over stephen bunting, and he'll become world number one if he beats the two—time champion anderson and lifts the sid waddell trophy later. you have to love the nicknames! that is all the sport for now. gavin, thank you very much indeed, thank you. now to scotland... nicola sturgeon has asked the scottish parliament to be recalled tomorrow amid a rapid rise in covid infections. the first minister says the increase in virus cases in scotland is of "very serious concern" and warns of increasing pressure on the nhs. our correspondentjamie mcivor is in glasgow. jamie, is does it mean we are looking at tougher measures in scotland? the big question is whether the current restrictions in scot

livingston are one up against ross county.ia and investigated claims that visiting players were subject to racist abuse. six spectators were rejected after a player complained to umpires. the international cricket council are investigating allegations of racist abuse. the indian allrounder said the team have suffered abuse before and more needs to be done to stamp it out. we have had a few experiences in the past. and i think one or two times even the players have reacted. it is because the way the crowd has been especially the people on the lower layer of stands. they have been quite nasty and hurling abuse but there is a time when they have gone one step further and used racial abuse. like the already mentioned, there an official complaint be lodged yesterday and the umpires mentioned we must bring it to the notice as it happened on the field. in terms of the match it is looking tougher india. they need 209 more i’u ns tougher india. they need 209 more ru ns to tougher india. they need 209 more runs to reach the target. aust

they're playing livingston — the game is into the second half now and it's still goalless.are at motherwell tomorrow. arsenal midfielder mesut 0zil is close to completing a move to turkish club fenerbahce. 0zil still has half a season left on his arsenal contract, but both parties are in advanced talks to terminate it. 0zil has not played for arsenal since a 1—0 win over west ham in march, and has been frozen out by boss mikel arteta. sri lanka have staged a fightback on the third day of the first test against england. they finished the day on 156—2 in their second innings, but england still have a lead of 130, after a stunning double century from captainjoe root. joe wilson reports. watch carefully as joe root finally makes a mistake. straight to deep mid—wicket. well, by then, he had made 228 — a monumental innings. it felt like a match—winning performance. well, not yet. upstairs, lunch, prepare to bowl. home side batting again, 286 behind, with plenty to prove. there is more to sri lanka than ducks. four os on the scorecard, and a strong start this time. england had a p

the workforce at the livingstone facility will double as the company begins production in anticipationsecure a further 130 million if the jab proves safe and effective. as you will know, the prime minister is expected to visit scotland and he has been tweeting about it. he says it is brilliant that valneva is starting the large—scale manufacture of its potential vaccine, creating 100 high skilled jobs at their livingston facility. let's talk about schools, now. many parents in england this morning are waking up to the prospect of at least another five weeks of home—schooling ahead of them. yesterday, the prime minister said that schools won't fully reopen until at least march the 8th. breakfast�*s graham satchell has been getting reaction from a few of those familiesjuggling learning in lockdown. the news that schools in england won't open again until march at the earliest, a bitter blow for sam. her younger daughter in particular has really struggled. my daughter, in her online pshe class, had to review how she was feeling at the moment, and she's six, and her top concerns were, "i wo

he has written for the new york times, sports illustrated, he is a 2-time finalist for the livingston award and his work has been cited or recognized by the new yorker, the atlantic, the new york times, wall street journal and slate. is a graduate of the university and the uc berkeley graduate school of journalism. he lives in nashville. jordan is here to discuss his new book "the road from raqqa: a story of brotherhood, borders, and belonging". with jordan is one of the brothers from this story, colin cotterill are -- riyad alksasem why will let jordan introduce. >> i'm thrilled to be here as a nationally and, tennessee and, one that i love to attend every year. it has been a dream to be part of it so even under these circumstances in these strange times it is a real honor to be part of it and i could not be more thrilled to be here with riyad alksasem, the chef and owner at cafÉ raqqa at hendersonville tennessee. is a restaurant that has been received more accolades than i can count. they were voted sumner county's favorite restaurant and the best of nashville issue many many years,

and jason roy and liam livingstone both scored in the 20s for perth scorchers, in their win over melbournemassive 96 runs short. that's all the sport for now. we'll be back or you with a bit more in the next hour or so. thank you very much, gavin runge in there in the bbc sport centre, so doing something much more important then give me the chance to blow my nose, but i'm very grateful to him for that reason, as well as so much else. thanks, gavin, is he later! the prime minister says he expects "tens of millions" of coronavirus vaccinations will be given over the next three months. from tomorrow, doctors across the uk are due to start giving out more than 500,000 doses of the oxford vaccine. but there are still quesions about the decision to change when the second dose of both the oxford and pfizer vaccines should be given. our health correspondent, anna collinson, reports. vaccines are the greatest weapon in the fight against the coronavirus, and doctors say rapid delivery is vital to protect the most vulnerable. from tomorrow around 530,000 doses of the newly approved oxford astrazeneca

celtic v livingston is one of five matches today. rangers are at motherwell tomorrow.y finished the day on 156—2 in their second innings, but england still have a lead of 130, after a stunning double century from captainjoe root. joe wilson reports. watch carefully as joe root finally makes a mistake. watch carefully as joe root finally makes a mistake.— watch carefully as joe root finally makes a mistake. straight to deep mid-wicket _ makes a mistake. straight to deep mid-wicket by — makes a mistake. straight to deep mid-wicket. by then, _ makes a mistake. straight to deep mid-wicket. by then, he _ makes a mistake. straight to deep mid-wicket. by then, he had i makes a mistake. straight to deep| mid-wicket. by then, he had made 228, a monumental— mid-wicket. by then, he had made 228, a monumental innings. it- mid-wicket. by then, he had made 228, a monumental innings. it felt| 228, a monumental innings. it felt like a match—winning performance. not yet. upstairs, lunch, prepared to bowl. home side batting again, 286 behind, with plenty to prove. there is more to sri l

he has written for "the new york times," sports illustrated, a two-time finalist for the livingston squared work had been cited or reask incompleted by the no,er, the atlantic, the "new york times," the "wall street journal" and slate. a graduate of lee university and the uc berkeley graduate school of journalisms and currently lives in nashville. jordan is here today to discuss his new book "the road from raqqa" a story of brotherhood, borders and belongingful withjordan is one of the brothers from the story, ryead who i'll let jordan introduce. >> i'm thrilled to bed here. this event is one i love to attend every year and it's been a dream to be part of it, and so even under these circumstances and these strange times it's a real honor to be a part of this, and i could not be more thrilled to be here with riyad hi is chef and owner at cafe raqqa in hendersonville, tennessee. it is a restaurant that has been received more accolades than i could possibly count, voted sumner county's favorite restaurants in the nashville scene, for many years, and one of to the most fascinating people i've k

stations in antarctica its national research center operates the one carlos the 1st station on livingston island it was built in the late 1980 s. and remodeled in 2008 into a modern facility that looks a bit like a space station. the station is used in the summer it doesn't need to withstand the harsh conditions you'd expect to encounter in antarctica. today there is hardly any wind but 2 days ago we had casts again in 14. 80 kilometers an hour which drives the wind chill factor down to minus 15 or 20 degrees celsius you know right there. i don't even know paris and his team studied the continents geology which they say is essential importance to the rest of the planet and the arctic are facts the whole world's climate doesn't fall together for your know it's the planet's cold fact or it will feel a lot of it's really cold in the arctic too but not to the same extent that there's a lot more ice in antarctica than in the arctic you know that. the antarctic deep sea water reaches us far as the iberian peninsula and continues to circulate around the northern hemisphere these waters sometimes

with a depleted squad, celtic have drawn two games — including this 0—0 draw with livingston on saturdaywe did the right things, we were absolutely, totally professional. we had a little drink in the afternoon on the day of — completely allowed, no lawbreaking. yet now we come back to this barrage of absolute hypocrisy. england defender kieran trippier�*s ban from playing will stand after fifa rejected atletico madrid's appeal against his punishment for breaching betting rules. he was suspended by the football association in december, but the ban was provisionally lifted earlier this month, after the spanish club appealed. as it stands, trippier will miss the first leg of atletico's champions league last—i6 tie with chelsea on the 23rd of february, but could return for the second leg in march. phil neville has left his role as england women's manager and has taken over at david beckham's major league soccer side inter miami — in the us. the football association says it will "shortly confirm" an interim head coach, as our women's sport reporterjo currie explains. nevels contract with engl

livingstone — 0 aberdeen — 0.bion midfielder romaine sawyers, who has started on the bench at the hawthornes this afternoon. the club contacted the police after their player was targetted online. a 49—year—old man is being questioned. as many as 30,000 tennis fans will be allowed to attend next month's australian open. the minister for sport in the state of victoria says that will be the daily limit for the first 8 days in melbourne before being reduced to 25,000 from the quarter—finals onwards. that's about 50% capacity. the tournament starts on the 8th of february. it will not be the same as the last few years but it will be the most significant international event with crowds we've seen for many months. there'll be no fans in india for england's cricket tour. they are in chennai ahead of the first test that starts on friday. ben stokes and jofra archer have trained today after being rested for the recent series in sri lanka. with most of the players in quarantine until tuesday, that's all the sport for now. you

2018 for her coverage of homelessness, mental health and poverty, she's been a finalist for the livingstonward and editors award, she joined the new york times in 2014 after working at the washington post. nikita was with us a few weeks ago to interview another book about homelessness so were really proud and excited to have her with us tonight. i've been up excited about this for a long time my daughter is a girl scout and this is a great story about girl scouting in new york city, were looking forward to hearing more. "troop 6000" tells inspiring true story of the first girl scout troop founded by and for gross living in a shelter in queens, new york and the amazing nationwide response that is parked. nikita will start us off with the background on the book in the reading from the book and she will talk with giselle and karina and she will take questions from you. nikita taken away. >> first of all thank you for having us tonight. hi giselle and karina, it's so good to see you. one of the things that i want to talk about tonight, this story goes way back before 2017 although we first spo

there's a few in the book where he mentioned jonathan livingston single and how that struck you personally. you mentioned at some point quietly wanting to be an astronaut. and you know that you have this adventure within you and yet your story came full circle back to where you are as a young person and i'm curious how, because it's become extremely focused in the last 20 years and i'm curious how that whole thing went for you. >> i still have a love for nasa and space travel and hopefully i will have the chance to get that experience. but i think that the evolution itself was a natural one to happen. to have the opportunity to take everything that i learned and apply it to help deal with that problem it was in terms of my love for adventure, i still have that. but the activism part is more of a heartfelt thing. the things that i've gravitated towards i believe have been i guess in lowndes county i had the opportunity and privilege to be other places and i saw things haven't changed that much and i also still had relationships that i still have. .. there in terms of being able to sum up wh

he reached out to robert livingston so munro was his third pick. he initially won over the french despite having his things he brought aboard were banished on the dock as sooner he got there. people were still starving in revolutionary paris. but he really does his best to put his best foot forward and try to maintain a relationship with as unmistakable a country as it was in western europe, and his comments and approach hamilton is openly working to get munro recalled and finally, when they catch one of the letters that he's written that comes into pickering's hand it really is a break. they've already had a bit of a testing relationship and the congress and the senate about maybe sending hamilton to be the ambassador of england and he says you should be asking the senate with advice and consent of who you better pick and washington writes when i want your advice i will ask for it. so there has been that breach and he doesn't do much to help with that. but ironically, a couple of years after the book when munro is elected to the governorship in vi

they'll play the winner of today's other semi, between livingston and st mirren.illa picked up a precious point in the women's super league when they twice came from behind to draw with reading. on a snow—covered pitch in the west midlands, diana silva scored an injury—time equaliser to make it 2—2. villa are still second from bottom in the table. for the first time in more than 12 years, we've seen a round of 60 on the women's golf tour in the united states. that equals the lowest round in lpga history. jessica korda hit an eagle and nine birdies, and didn't drop a shot on her way to an 11—under par round at the tournament of champions in florida. she's two shots off the lead going into the final round. korda said, "days like today don't come often, so you really cherish them when they do." and there's been a huge shock for conor mcgregor, who's been beaten by dustin poirier in their ufc lightweight contest in abu dhabi. he was stopped in the second round, by a technical knock out. mcgregor had beaten the american inside two minutes when they met six years ago an