manchester derby and anything can ha en. . ., manchester derby and anything can ha en. . ~' ,, manchester . ,, , . time now for some more of the day's sport stories and the ladies european golf tour will feature 27 events this season, with a record 16.7 million pounds in prize money. nine events have been added to the schedule, with south africa staging the first tournament in may. the two—time fi world champion fernando alonso has had surgery on a fractured jaw, sustained when he was hit by a car whilst out cycling near his home in switzerland. he's expected to fully recover in time for his comeback at the season opener in bahrain in mid—march. and the former british cycling and team sky chief doctor richard freeman has been charged by uk anti—doping with two rule violations. if found guilty he could face a four year ban from sport. dr freeman is already fighting an allegation from the general medical council that he ordered banned testosterone in 2011 to help dope a rider. review by bbc one's panorama leading to calls for tighter regulations. no convictions has been into an irish court

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champions liverpool, well beaten by manchester city in the day's big premier league game.est — england have india right where they want them after day three of the first test. good evening, hope you're all warm and out of the icy blast. a fascinating day of sporting action for those of you who have chosen to spend the day on the sofa. starting with six nations and there was drama at the principality stadium. wales managed to cling on to beat iii—man ireland who weren't going down without a fight. our sports correnpondent joe wilson was watching. in place of 7a,000 voices, just 15. well, cardiff can never be empty, not for rugby. right, then. maintaining the limits is always this sport's challenge. things look worse slowed down but watch irish player peter o'mahony. that kind of contact just can't happen. ireland, down to 14 men in the 14th minute. leigh halfpenny nudged wales in front with the boot, for a while. tackling is safest when it is aimed at the legs. johnny williams, head injury assessed and replaced. remember, it was ireland who were permanently a man down. it w

let's talk to the labour mayor of greater manchester now, andy burnham.ing us. you have been a critic of the government down the years, but you have to accept, do you, that this vaccine roll—out is going very well indeed? this vaccine roll-out is going very well indeed?— this vaccine roll-out is going very well indeed? , ., , , ~ well indeed? yes, absolutely. and i have said as — well indeed? yes, absolutely. and i have said as much _ well indeed? yes, absolutely. and i have said as much to _ well indeed? yes, absolutely. and i have said as much to the _ well indeed? yes, absolutely. and i have said as much to the minister i have said as much to the minister when i was chatting to him last week, he has done a really good job, as have the government. we played our part here in greater manchester and there are many people working on the ground in our 75 also vaccination centres, so it is a big effort from lots of people, but yes, i am not going to find ways of criticising. what i am saying today is just to think of adjusting the approach as you move into th

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music heritage, and obviously manchester - is famous for that.to get in contact with us if they have got any photographs, stories from the very early days. every different generation as well who has contributed in a different way to the hip—hop community. so from the early days when things were on vinyl and people listened to the radio and tape on the cassette recorders at home and then shared those cassettes, through to how people are now consuming music on youtube and sharing links. it's the story of pirate radio, graffiti artists, break dancers and beat boxers, which still influence the city's sound today. we need to bring it all back in and let people know the timeline and how it went and how we got to where we are now. china's maiden space exploration mission to mars has captured its first fairly close—up image of the red planet. and here it is. the uncrewed tianwen—1 sent this black and white image showing geological features including a vast stretch of canyons on the martian surface. the probe took the picture at a distance of around 2.2 m

as for manchester city, they're winning run continues, they're three points clear of manchester unitedmes we have to win or runs the games. for specifics, it is nice to open full pages. it is ok. the fact is what is next, try to win. this is the only way we will do it. we have been in the past when we did 18 games in a row, 14 in a row, there's always the next one. everton bounced back from their defeat to newcastle with a win at leeds. gylfi sigurdsson and dominic calvert—lewin here gave them a 2—0 lead at half—time. and though leeds pulled one back, they held on to win 2—1. what a night forjesse lingaard, who scored two on his debut for west ham as they beat aston villa 3—1. a great start to his loan spell after struggling at manchester united. all five matches in the premier league tonight were away wins. as fulham lost at home to leicester. james maddsion set up kelechi iheanacho for the opening goalfor the visitors. and then just before half time maddsion was again the provider, as jamesjustin made it 2—0 before the break. leicester are up to third. fulham are eight points from sa

manchester city's form is extraordinary. they have now won 18 games in a row.y are well clear at the top and playing brilliant football. they even score adders with their five foot seven forward. in action here straightaway! m0 in action here straightaway! no arsenal defender tracked the rise of raheem sterling and in situ minutes, city were ahead. on this when he run, they have taken some teams apartment city were made to wait for more goals. he sterling credit out as he went to the second and goodwin credit out as he went for the second. it should have been to have been zero when this target was missed. but city are doing what champions do, winning at any cost even when it's not pretty. they are ten points ahead of the top. 50 ten points ahead of the top. so difficult to play against us but especially sing half we were so good — especially sing half we were so good. not easy to play and we played with such _ good. not easy to play and we played with such common intelligence and it was a _ with such common intelligence and it was a good _ with such common inte

we manchester city, who also have a game in hand-— manchester city, who also have a game in hand.ure. i _ game in hand. we could not really build that pressure. i do _ game in hand. we could not really build that pressure. i do not - game in hand. we could not really build that pressure. i do not think| build that pressure. i do not think they felt too much... well, they felt under pressure but we did not create chances. then they created a few big moments for them. a few great saves from david. it could have easily been a defeat. in the da s have easily been a defeat. in the days other _ have easily been a defeat. in the days other games, _ have easily been a defeat. in the i days other games, wolverhampton wanderers moved up to 12th place after a 2—1win over southampton. ralph is in total claimed video refereeing was destroying the game after he reacted to a penalty decision during their defeat. a hat—trick as arsenal beat leeds 4—2. fulham had a 2—0 win over everton. france have made it two wins from two after a hard—fought15—13 two after a hard —fought 15—13 victory two after

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we start with a frustrating game for both chelsea and manchester united.idge, with the match finishing goalless. there was a moment of controversy, though, when the referee ruled that manchester united should not be given a penalty after a handball by callum hudson—odoi. adam wild reports. still in the running our also—rans at manchester united at chelsea, a chance to show this race still has legs left. chelsea were all fingers and thumbs to start with, this marcus rashford free kick punched away. appealing for, well, this— handball or not, and whose hand. the finger—pointing continued. but it was chelsea with the better of what few chances came along. first, olivier giroud couldn't quite get there. and at the start of the second half, united goalkeeping hand defending kept the blues at bay. efforts for the most part so scarce that both sides, even those off target, were greeted with a moment's to light. the match, running out of steam long before the end. united will hope that doesn't sum up their title challenge — that gap at the top though looking harde

for manchester city, the numbers of extraordinary. they are 13 points clear and have 120 in a row.oal takes them closer to the title and to records.— goal takes them closer to the title and to records._ they . and to records. it's a goal! they came from _ and to records. it's a goal! they came from a — and to records. it's a goal! they came from a cross _ and to records. it's a goal! they came from a cross from - and to records. it's a goal! they came from a cross from kevin i and to records. it's a goal! they - came from a cross from kevin devine who may be the world's best passer of the bowl. this one made it easy for even ruben dias to score, and he's a defender. this man has played all over the pitch but there was a striker he is in the right place. this equaliser was the first goal city had let in here since december and for a while, though their finishing was absent, sergio got the first start in four months but looked out of practice. instead, his side looked elsewhere and once again the centre backs came up. england's john stones is having his best ever season. he keeps goe

the americans are ahead of everything and, in your country yourself, you see liverpool and manchesters of the premier league, are already in the hands of americans. in italy, we already have four or five clubs going to do that. so, you are seeing that there is a total change of ownership, and with this total change of ownership will come a total change of mentality. but there are other changes on the horizon too. world governing body fifa is vowing to regulate agents later this year. intermediaries will have to declare the money they earn. their commissions will be capped and there will be a clampdown on conflicts of interest. agents are vehemently opposed. we are not talking to fifa any more and we will go to court if necessary. everybody is prepared to go to court, so i think there will be a court case. i have no problem being transparent, zero problem. none of my colleagues have a problem with being transparent. what we have a problem with is people who don't know how transfers work trying to make rules that are ridiculous. nobody looks at the interests of players in this ruling. w

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester. the headlines on bbc news...ency door to door testing — after the south african variant of covid is discovered in parts of england. a "crucial milestone" in the fight against coronavirus — confirmation expected later today that all older residents in england's eligible care homes have been offered a vaccine. detained in a coup — myanmar�*s aug sang suu kii is one of a number of political leaders held as the military takes control. yulia navalnaya, the wife of the jailed russian activist alexei navalny, has been fined 20,000 roubles — that's about $260 — for taking part in unsanctioned demonstrations. she was among thousands of people detained at protests calling for the release of her husband, one of president putin's most renowned critics. meanwhile, russian prosecutors have backed a request to convert alexei navalny�*s suspended three and a half year prison sentence into realjail time. the bbc�*s sarah rainsford in moscow gave us more details. it does make it even more likely that on tuesday, when mr navalny ap

they conceded four goals at home for the first time in 12 years, as manchester city dominated them athis evening and look to be pulling away in the title race. ben croucher reports. get a closer look, juergen. his side are learning just how hard it is to play catch up. coming from behind is not something liverpool have been used to in the last year, even when the obstacle it's right in front of you, it is not easy to stop. note replays or var could get for being yo out of that. turns out he just needed to get a little closer, and liverpool were doing the chasing. ruben diaz got there first, only he missed the ball and was left clutching at mo salah who promptly showed gundogan just had to do it. liverpool were in the business of educating others, alison demonstrated how not to do it, handing city the ball, gundogan knew what he was doing. alison did not learn his lesson, laying it on a plate again, it gobbled up by raheem sterling. phil foden fired in a fourth to take them five points clear, ten ahead of liverpool with a game in hand. seeing city disappearing out of sight. spurs have

united are seven points behind the leaders manchester city who also have a game in hand.'sjust feel the momentum, win games and put city under pressure. they are in great form but we won't give it away, of course. it looks like we need to put up a fight. well pleased with the overall performance and tactics of the team, application _ performance and tactics of the team, application of the team, well pleased _ application of the team, well pleased the lad didn't get their heads — pleased the lad didn't get their heads down when man united scored 'ust heads down when man united scored just before _ heads down when man united scored just before half—time, that was their— just before half—time, that was their only— just before half—time, that was their only shot on target in the first half _ their only shot on target in the first half. last minute we needed our goalie — first half. last minute we needed our goalie to make sure we didn't lose the _ our goalie to make sure we didn't lose the game. a first premier league hat—trick for pierre—emerick aubameyang helped arsenal to

michael buchanan, bbc news, manchester. police say more than 300 girls were taken from their dormitories in the early hours of the morning. it's not yet clear who carried out the raid. our correspondent mayenijones is in the nigerian capital lagos for us. mayeni, this is another terrible mass kidnapping. yes, of course. many will remember the 2014 kidnapping of the 274 girls, they were taken from their dormitory in north—eastern nigeria, and since then they have been a number of abductions of this type come in 2018100 girls were taken by armed gunmen in the middle of the night. just three months ago, 300 boys were abducted from their school in northern nigeria and evenjust last week 42 people were taken from a school in the central state of niger and this enforces how uncertain the country is at the moment, security forces are stretched, they are dealing with boko haram insurgency in the north—east. the authorities do not seem to have a strategy to stop these things from happening again. many northern leaders have suggested

and that's the main road link between manchester and sheffield. will stay really through the rest of this week. heavy snow across the high ground with significant accumulations. there is still the scope of transport disruption — but the risk of disruption will increase towards the end of the week. why do i say that? because at lower elevations over the next few days, temperatures will be dropping by a couple of degrees celsius, tipping the balance from rain more to snowfall at lower levels — hence the risk of disruption is more likely to increase later in the week. right now across the central lowlands, we've got rain, a bit of sleet coming through as well. the snow mainly confined to the high ground here, also across the very high ground and across the far north of england, too. delving into this zone, as we go through wednesday, we will continue to see that rain, a bit of sleet at times across the central belt, so probably nothing in the way of snow settling. if you go into the hills, yes, above 100 metres elevation, you're more likely to see sn

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�*also-rans e11 at manchester united also-rans at manchester united at chelsea, a chance to show thisace still has legs left. chelsea were all fingers and thumbs to start with, this marcus rashford free kick punched away. appealing for, well, this— handball or not, and whose hand. the finger—pointing continued. but it was chelsea with the better of what few chances came along. first, olivier giroud couldn't quite get there. and at the start of the second half, united goalkeeping hand defending kept the blues at bay. efforts for the most part so scarce that both sides, even those off target, were greeted with a moment's to light. the match, running out of steam long before the end. united will hope that doesn't sum up their title challenge — that gap at the top though looking harder to close. adam wild, bbc news. well, decisions on penalties are becoming a hot topic. unsurprisingly both managers had very different takes on the callum hudson—odoi incident. if that's a natural position for the hand to be and when the ball comes to you, then i'm blind. the last quality and the last pass w

as to club who after losing to months now host manchester city in a must win game. meanwhile brave men will be out to hurt frankfurt in their quest for a top 4 finish. while both spork are having a season to remember parents are having one to forget. check out backlash and more on next week's kick off. these grades of mine. thousands of residents. in 2015 we followed 3 people through their daily lives with his hardship as a mom and. now the bridge is in danger of being demolished and dance classes. closer. than 30 minutes on d w. one continent. 700000000 people. with their own personal stories. we explore every day life for. what europeans fear and what they hope for. some kids on the road. on t.w. . in the eye of climate change. africa's minister. what's in store for. the indians to come for the future in the. context for the major cities the multimedia inside clear cut or. were all set to go beyond tough. slate. as we take on the world place we're all about the stories that matter to play whatever it takes these months are going to. play out over there to be on fi

sarah corker, bbc news, in manchester. deputy political editor vicki young at westminster. why all this extra money now? lots of conservatives _ why all this extra money now? lots of conservatives i _ why all this extra money now? lots of conservatives i spoke to said they are leaseholders, this party has championed homeownership and we should be helping these people who are in the predicament through no fault of their own. but who pays for this? it was striking listening to the government trying to come up with a balance. there will be a levy on the industry, leaseholders will have to pay in some circumstances. they do not want the bill to full on the taxpayer, many of whom could not afford to buy houses themselves. a pattern has emerged throughout their switches that the government started to try to address one issue, to look at public housing, then it moves to private housing, one type of cladding, then another, fire safety aspects not even covered by this which need to be sorted. the scale has gone beyond anything any

manchester city re—establish a three point lead at the top of the premier league, as raheem sterlingin their 2—0 win over burnley at turf moor. good evening. more than 10 million people across the uk have now received at least one vaccination for coronavirus as part of the biggest programme of its kind in the history of the nhs. it's a major milestone in the race to control the faster—spreading variants of the virus. ministers are hoping to avoid yet another lockdown by protecting the most vulnerable groups. the plan is to offer vaccines to 15 million people — those aged 70 and over, healthcare workers, and people who need to shield — by mid—february. in the meantime, experts say the number of deaths will remain significant as infection levels are still "alarmingly high". our political editor laura kuenssberg has the latest. sleeves up, syringes ready. vaccine in. army medics filling this church hall in chingford where there used to be bingo nights and dog training. they'd done 400 by lunchtime — no hanging about. obviously a lot of people are shocked that we're here but then they're

we have to be very wary _ manchester -- kent strain.and concerned, - manchester -- kent strain. we have to be very wary and concerned, but| to be very wary and concerned, but we have best virus sequencing programme in the world in the uk so it is not surprisingly detect these cases. it doesn't mean it will take off. that is not too much evidence the south african variant is more transmissible, it is more about the vaccine responsiveness we are concerned. so there is no need to suggest this will inevitably take over the uk and doesjonathan van—tam said this morning, it is very much the kent variant that is our concern at the moment. everyone wants to know — our concern at the moment. everyone wants to know when _ our concern at the moment. everyone wants to know when restrictions - wants to know when restrictions might start to ease, we are past the peak, says england's chief medical officer, deaths are falling, hospital admissions are following. do you have a level of daily positive test figures, the ones we get from the government, tha

united and arsenal aren't up christmas manchester united and arsenal aren'— arsenal aren't up those arsenal aren't up those reported. there was a lot _ arsenal aren't up those reported. there was a lot of _ arsenal aren't up those reported. there was a lot of backlash - arsenal aren't up those reported. there was a lot of backlash from | arsenal aren't up those reported. i there was a lot of backlash from the general— there was a lot of backlash from the general public, from their team—mates and from those in the wider_ team—mates and from those in the wider women's football community. in wider women's football community. in the wider women's football community. the general wider women's football community. in the general football community. i think women's football have always been put on a bit of a pedestal with the players that tend to follow the guidelines. it was a real shock, there was a real coming together i think between the media and the fan base on their disappointment. on those players who did break those coronavirus protocols. the backlash from that i think he has since

last year's winter window was massive — bruno fernandes the headline deal, going to manchester unitedrly £70 million. almost quarter of a billion was spent in all there. in 2018, it was even higher. 430 million spent then, which included pierre emerick aubameyang's big money move to arsenal. it's very different this time in 2021. and austin halewood is in the studio for us to explain. austin, the pandemic, and the uncertainty for clubs a huge part of why it's so quiet this time? yes, absolutely right. maybe sad seeing these big name signing behind you. brilliantjanuary seeing these big name signing behind you. brilliant january windows of the year, but this one does not look like it's going to have any of those big names like you mentioned there. not much money at all being spent around the world, this is all because of the global pandemic and to the covid situation that has wreaked havoc to football finances and so much uncertainty. i'm just going to bring this up, only five permanent signings made at this point in the premier league for all of the january transfer windows. not just

everton will play manchester city.nited is the final tie. bayern munich have been crowned club world cup champions after a 1—0 win over the mexican side tigres in qatar. winning their sixth trophy in nine months. imran sidat was watching. they have been the dominant force in world football over the past 12 months my brett carr bayern munich claimed the one trophy missing from their collection? you are facing a tigre side full of confidence but it didn't take the european champions long to get going as a joshua kimmich look to have opened the scoring. but as he willed away in celebration, a var check said he was obstructing. byron have a wealth of attacking talent who can hurt you. one of those danger meant is leroy sane, and he was inches away from breaking the deadlock. the germans kept pining on the pressure, or surge going close early in the second half. they were soon ahead, but not without more var controversy. benjamin fox michael was initially ruled out by replay showed 11 dusky was in fact on—site and the build

african bowler joints manchester originals.er originals. whilst david warner is the big name for southampton. in the women's tournament, most of the big names have been re—signed as a means beth mooney and tammy beaumont stay put. critics say it would damage the county game, but one england player disagrees. in county game, but one england player disaurees. , ., disagrees. in the short term, counties might _ disagrees. in the short term, counties might for _ disagrees. in the short term, counties might for a - disagrees. in the short term, counties might for a period i disagrees. in the short term, | counties might for a period of disagrees. in the short term, - counties might for a period of four orfive weeks counties might for a period of four or five weeks the added detriment, but for the good of english cricket it could revolutionise english cricket. and move the standard on that then has a brilliant knock on effect to the counties in the long—term aspect of. the effect to the counties in the long-term aspect of. the men's

for manchester city, the numbers are extraordinary.a row. every goal takes them closer to the title and to records. it’s every goal takes them closer to the title and to records.— title and to records. it's goal! came from — title and to records. it's goal! came from a _ title and to records. it's goal! came from a cross _ title and to records. it's goal! came from a cross from - title and to records. it's goal! | came from a cross from kevin title and to records. it's goal! - came from a cross from kevin de bruyne, who may be the seconds best passer of the ball. this will make it easy for even ruben dias to score comment he's defender. in six years at west ham, michail antonio's play all over the pitch, but this equaliser was the first goal city of letting it since december. and for a while, the finishing was absent, sergio aguero getting the first start in four months but looked out of practice. instead, his side looked elsewhere and, once again, the centre backs came up. england's john stones is having its best ever season, he keeps

michael buchanan, bbc news, manchester.ice say more than 300 girls had been taken from their dormitories in the early hours of the morning. it's not clear who carried out the attack — schools in northern nigeria have frequently been targeted by kidnappers. three 0lympians are among a group of 17 former british gymnasts who are starting legal action against the governing body british gymnastics over allegations of physical and psychological abuse. the allegations made here in uk surfaced last year after the former team doctor for us gymnastics, larry nasser, was jailed for abusing more than 250 women. last night a former us team coach who'd worked alongside him was found dead shortly after being charged with human trafficking and sexual abuse. natalie pirks reports. john geddert worked closely with larry nasser. he always claimed he never knew of his crimes, but mere hours after 2a charges were made against him, police said the former us team coach killed himself. this is the latest twist in a tragic tale that has torn usa g

as for manchester city, their winning run continues.y we will do it, we've done it in the past when we made 18 games in a row, 1a in a row. there's always the next one. everton bounced back from their defeat to newcastle with a win at leeds. gylfi sigurdsson and dominic calvert—lewin here gave them a 2—0 lead at half—time. and though leeds pulled one back, they held on to win 2—1. what a night forjesse lingaard, who scored two on his debut for west ham as they beat aston villa 3—1 — a great start to his loan spell after struggling at manchester united. and all five matches in the premier league tonight were away wins, as fulham lost at home to leicester, james maddsion set up kelechi iheanacho for the opening goalfor the visitors. and then just before half time, maddsion was again the provider, as jamesjustin made it 2—0 before the break. leicester are up to third. fulham are eight points from safety. and in scotland, rangers have restored their 23—point lead at the top of the table with a 1—0 win over stjohnstone. ianis hagi with the g

judith moritz, bbc news, manchester.him since christmas. we have spent lots of the last year heartbroken over this and no one is taking responsibility for this smaller, but extremely vulnerable section of society. this e—mail from julie, my mum's care home manager has no idea when visits will resume. my has no idea when visits will resume. my mum's physical and mental health have deteriorated since lockdown. thank you for those. some upsetting e—mails, but keep them coming in. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. as we go through the week, we are looking at unsettled conditions with rain and snow. a lot will be in northern england and scotland. most of it on the hills, but at times to lower levels. it is milderfor a time in the south, with temperatures back into double figures. we have this front coming in across northern ireland bringing rain and hill snow, but later we will see these fronts brings rain and snow tonight. some cloud and dampness in the south. it should brighten up in wales and east anglia.

manchester city are head and shoulders above the rest as sterling sends them back ten points clear at— london irish produce an astonishing comeback to hold rugby union premiership leaders bristol bears. and novak djokovic says his ninth australian open title came after one of the toughest tournaments of his career. welcome along to sportsday this sunday evening. it has been a busy day of action for the top teams in the premier league, and manchester city show no sign of stopping their march towards the title. their winning run has moved to 18 games following a 1—0 victory at arsenal. while leicester are up to second after their win at aston villa. joe lynskey reports.

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sarah corker, bbc news, in manchester.iry into the grenfell tower fire continues. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds is with me. the inquiry has been hearing from the company that sold the cladding used on that tower. yes. the company that sold the cladding used on that tower.— used on that tower. yes, arconic, who made — used on that tower. yes, arconic, who made the _ used on that tower. yes, arconic, who made the panels _ used on that tower. yes, arconic, who made the panels on - used on that tower. yes, arconic, who made the panels on the - used on that tower. yes, arconic, i who made the panels on the grenfell tower and some of the buildings that are in the building safety crisis that sarah has been talking about, their position has a ways been it makes this stuff, it is for others to decide where it is installed and how it is used but we heard three crucial pieces of evidence today, firstly that arconic had this stuff tested in 2011, it was found wanting but they decided not to tell customers unless they spec

leaders manchester city host arsenal at 4.30 before manchester united take on newcastle united at sevenrship. leaders rangers started the day with a 15—point lead over celtic. rangers are currently 4—0 up at home to dundee united. celtic are away at bottom side ross county at 7.30. to the six nations now as five of the french side who started the match against ireland last weekend will miss the game with scotland next sunday after testing positive for covid—19. centre arthur vincent and hooker julien marchand are the latest to return positive test results. gabin villiere, mohamed haouas and star scrum—half antoine dupont are also in isolation after catching the virus. france insist they will fulfil the fixture. there's one match in the premiership this afternon — leaders bristol are at london irish. into the second half, bristol playing some lovely rugby — lead 31—13. novak djokovic says his journey to a ninth australian open title and an 18th overall grand slam trophy was an "emotional roller—coaster". he beat daniil medvedev in straight—sets to continue his dominance in melbourne, as

the big one is at 4:30pm, with defending champions liverpool hosting league leaders manchester city.play chelsea. the scottish premiership's bottom club, hamilton academical, snatched a late draw at home to title—chasing rangers. steven gerrard's side weren't at their best and needed an own goal from hamilton to take the lead. borna barisic�*s cross turned in by brian easton. but hamilton got their equaliser in the fourth minute of injury time. ryan callachan drew them level. they're now three points behind ross county. rangers are 21 points clear of celtic at the top. england have been piling the pressure on india in the first test — four wickets for dom bess meant india finished day three 321 runs behind. adam wild rounds up the action: before the play, the plotting. this was england planning an all—round team performance. first with the bat and adding as many possible to their already impressive total. this helped them towards 578 before the clatter wickets signal the start of phase two of the day's plan. england's bowlers taking early wickets. he wasjofra archer, right on schedul

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this place, the royal manchester children's hospital, is like my second home.y bloods are back, we've just been to see the doctor. they're all fine, so i'm waiting to go into theatre now. i've been here more than 50 times because i have leukaemia, and that is why my best friend freddie... this is freddie. hiya, mate. hi, mate, you all right? ..that�*s why freddie wanted to do something really special for me and the hospital. and it made us a bit famous over christmas. here's a handy recap. go for it. who is that with you, hughie? this is my sister, trixie. so, i've been told that you've raised nearly £50,000. yeah. he's just doing such a greatjob and i couldn't thank him any more. that's absolutely amazing. thank you to everybody that's donated. so, today, i've gone back to the hospital to carry out an in—depth interview — check out the clipboard, people! — with one of my nurses. i'm going to find out what they think about stuff like covid, kissing and the mega money me and freddie have raised. so, this is emily. she was one of the main nurses in my treatment.

manchester currently has _ manchester there. manchester currently has a _ manchester there.he people are moving on. we thought it was vital that these stories were told before it was too late to tell it. stories were told before it was too late to tell it— late to tell it. from the days of the ruthless _ late to tell it. from the days of the ruthless rap _ late to tell it. from the days of the ruthless rap assassins i late to tell it. from the days of the ruthless rap assassins and | late to tell it. from the days of- the ruthless rap assassins and rock the ruthless rap assassins and rock the house crew, the graffiti and the clubs are no longer there which is why the archive is perhaps so vital. this project came across as a very interesting way of engaging different people across the city with another chapter of manchester's music heritage and obviously manchester is famous for that. this is a compilation _ manchester is famous for that. this is a compilation came out on dave's label~ _ is a compilation came out on dave's label. ~ . , ., , is a compilation came out on dave'

manchester city won at arsenal.es. city extended their winning run to 18 games in all competitions — they have not dropped a point since the 15th of december. and remain 10 points clear at the top of the table with 13 games remaining. what you expect with certain games in a row, _ what you expect with certain games in a row, every game we going to win easily— in a row, every game we going to win easily two _ in a row, every game we going to win easily two or— in a row, every game we going to win easily two or three or four or 5—0. ten is _ easily two or three or four or 5—0. ten is good, — easily two or three or four or 5—0. ten is good, sometimes it is better to realise _ ten is good, sometimes it is better to realise that what we are doing are so— to realise that what we are doing are so difficult. manchester united are still second, they won 3—1 at home to newcastle united. marrcus rashford opening the scoring and though alain saint maximim cancelled that out, goals from danieljames and bruno fernandes sealed the

manchester united could have gone top — but they lost at home to reading.ay three 321 runs behind. adam wild rounds up the action. before the play, the plotting. this was england planning an all—round team performance. first with the bat and adding as many possible to their already impressive total. this helped them towards 578 before the clatter of wickets signal the start of phase two of the day's plan. england's bowlers taking early wickets. here wasjofra archer, right on schedule. at lunch, england on top and still revising that strategy. dom bess showing exactly how he intends to trap them. isn't it great when a plan comes together? but you cannot always bank on brilliance, except perhaps when it comes tojoe root. already inspirational with the bat, this catch was quite magnificent. if anything, that spurred india on. this approach was less subtle but effective. but nothing can save a batsman from sheer bad luck. this shot ricocheted into the hands of an england fielder. eventually one risk too many, out for 91. india ending still more than 300 behind.

can anyone catch manchester city?hn stone having put the 13 points between them and that nearest bitter rivals manchester united. i will correspond a response. for manchester city, the numbers are extraordinary. they are 13 points clear and have 120 in a row. every goal takes them closer to the title and two records. —— 20 in a row. it came across from kevin 0'brien who may be the world's best part of the ball. this one made it easy for even ruben diaz to score and he was a defender. in a sexy in six years at west ham, antonio has played all over the pitch, but now as a striker, he is on the right place. this equaliser was the first goal city had let nps in december. for a while, theirfinishing absence, while, their finishing absence, sergio while, theirfinishing absence, sergio aguero got a first start in a few months, but looked out of practice. instead, his side looked elsewhere and once again, the centre back came forward. england'sjohn stone is having his best ever season, and keep goals out and has now scored fo

manchester, as many theole to come first. manchester, as many people know. _ to come first.open their doors? a very - good question. i said yesterday, the next two weeks at the most critical two weeks i can remember in hospitality. we have this 22nd of february when the prime minister will set up his promised road map, and ideally we would like to see dates, and possibly more importantly, on the 3rd of march, the chancellor has to come back out with support. we are talking about things like extending vat reduction. that was a great thing from 20% to 5% but it was a token gesture because the majority of the sector was closed. business rates relief, he must extend that, and increase fellows —— increased furlough. if we get to the final hurdle and just hand the keys back. can get to the final hurdle and 'ust hand the keys backi get to the final hurdle and 'ust hand the keys back. can pick you up on one thing? _ hand the keys back. can pick you up on one thing? your— hand the keys back. can pick you up on one thing? your title _ hand the keys back. can pick you up on one thing?

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can we talk about what is happening in manchester? surge | is happening in manchester?olate for the full period.— the full period. professor, to come back to you. _ the full period. professor, to come back to you. i— the full period. professor, to come back to you, i am _ the full period. professor, to come back to you, i am trying _ the full period. professor, to come back to you, i am trying to - the full period. professor, to come back to you, i am trying to gauge . back to you, i am trying to gauge for our viewers what the future might look like in terms of, we are all used to the annual flu jab. can you see a situation where we are in a similar position with coronavirus in years to come where there is a modified jab that people are advised to take every year say i think that is the likely outcome, it is much less likely that we will completely eradicate this infection and it will just disappear. it is eradicate this infection and it will just disappear-— eradicate this infection and it will just disappear. it is more likely to evolve and _ just disappear. it is mor

it comes as the manchester united manager ole gunnar solskjaer�*s called on social media companies tostigation after marcus rashford became the latest player to be targetted following his side's draw with arsenal on saturday. this way of discrimination on social media, we can't do a lot, can we? so we have to work with the platforms, and they have got to be more, stronger to make sure that we stop this. the bbc�*s social media and disinformation reporter marianna spring says the big platforms can't necessarily comply. i think that we have to remember that social— i think that we have to remember that social media sites are effectively companies that want to make _ effectively companies that want to make money, and clicks, users, lots of people _ make money, and clicks, users, lots of people wanting to engage in conversation from a those are good for social— conversation from a those are good for social media sites. about reputation that comes with racist abuse _ reputation that comes with racist abuse and — reputation that comes with racist abuse and other forms of disinformation or t