a six goal thriller to strengthen manchester united's grip on the top four. ng rivalry more than 100 years old, leeds united versus manchester united very rarely fails to live up to the pre—game hype. the games opening goal, harry maguire. in a reek where he has had to shrug off rumours about losing the captaincy, he shrugs off his man to head home. jayden sancho picked out fernandez, the peak of picked the ball out of the net. less than ten minutes into the second half lead a lifeline. cross or shot? there was hardly any time to debate, because less than 60 seconds later, it was 2-2. less than 60 seconds later, it was 2—2. manchester united clearly startled, then made adjustments. fred, a second—half sub, was on the right place with his left foot to blast the team into the front. one of the moment is to much will be remembered for, though, this bit of skill from bruno fernandes. the teenager and his team—mates keen to show outsiders they are united. at half—time we were fully aware that we have to always be on the front foot, we conceded two goals within two

plenty of manchester united _ under big pressure.h.— watching that one with eagle eyes as well. thank you very much. thanks to ou. you can hear more from sara and ben on the football news show on bbc iplayer. there's one game in the premier league tonight. manchester united will be hoping to get back to winning again having drawn their last three games one. but brighton are the visitors to old trafford this evening — and they're the league's draw specialists. conor macnamara is there for five live with mark lawrenson. this game was originally due to be played in mid—december. it was postponed because manchester united had too many covid cases at the time. tonight has become an opportunity to move back into the primarily�*s top four ahead of west ham. so important of course for manchester united to be in the champions league next season, not just for their business model, but also for the status of a club whose supporters fear there is a steady decline at the moment. you go back to this time last year, the same number of games played.

caroline weir and as - manchester united with moments of sheer brilliance. abs, manchester united withp, and then the _ sheer brilliance. a little look up, and then the audacious - sheer brilliance. a little look up, and then the audacious chip. - sheer brilliance. a little look up, and then the audacious chip. in | and then the audacious chip. in front of a stadium record crowd, city ahead and ten minutes to hang on. with united unable to mount a response, the home side saw out the win. bragging rights in the win took bag, city edging closer to the top of the table in the champions league spot. elsewhere, aston villa won 2—0 away at everton. the other three are into the second half. easy wins on the cards for the likes of brighton and hove albion, and leicester city have commanding leads in the game so far hibernian beat arbroath 3—1 to become the sixth premiership side into the scottish cup quarter—finals. hibs came from 1 nil down to beat the championship leaders with chris mueller the scoring the third. the win ends their five game wait for a victory. to the winter olympics, where

also on the programme, manchester united footballer mason greenwood has been further arrested on suspicionssault and making threats to kill. one year after the military takeover in myanmar, the un says the situation is becoming as serious as it is in syria. and why the new york times paid a fortune for the word game wordle which is taking the world by storm. and coming up in the sport, on the bbc news channel... look away england fans — bad news ahead of saturday's six nations clash with scotland, forwards courtney lawes and jonny hill both ruled out. good evening. borisjohnson has called on russia to step back and choose the path of diplomacy amid growing concerns about a possible invasion of ukraine. he was speaking on a visit to ukraine this afternoon. he warned that a russian invasion of ukraine would lead to a military and humanitarian disaster. but president putin has accused the west of using ukraine as a tool against russia. moscow has repeatedly denied planning to attack ukraine but has deployed an estimated 100,000 troops near the border. moscow is aggrieved that ukraine, once pa

this time, night for manchester united. this time. kick-off _ night for manchester united.nt of the fa cup and i could bode well for middlesborough. last time there and cup action here in 2015, there and cup action here in 2015, the lead cup, the one on penalties and of the same happens this evening, does not have thousand fans will be travelling back to teesside happy indeed. manchester united are looking to avoid any more setbacks tonight. english cricket is also straining to find the light after a series of disappointments. england are looking for a new assistant coach and a director of cricket after graham thorpe and ashley giles both left their roles respectively. sir andrew strauss has taken temporary charge as director and said today that change at the ecb was necessary: our ambition with english cricket is not to make up the numbers. be to make the number one team in all formats in the last 12 months, the best team will move forward. these decisions have been made to try and help that process along to get fresh voices in there and challenge the players in different

caroline weir undoes manchester united with a moment of sheer brilliance! p. in front of a stadium record crowd, city ahead and withjust under ten minutes to hang on. but with united unable to mount a response, the home side saw out the win. bragging rights in the bag, but far more importantly, the three points which edge city closer to the top of the table and the champions league spots. jo currie, bbc news. elsewhere, spurs have gone third above manchester united after two late goals gave them a 2—0 win at bottom side birmingham. aston villa, brighton and leicester all had comfortable wins. scottish premiership leaders celtic are through to the quarterfinals of the scottish cup, after a 4—0 win at home to championship side raith rovers. ange postecoglou had made seven changes from the side that beat aberdeen on wednesday. liam scales took his chance to impress and gave celtic the lead. 0nly 1—0 at half—time, but celtic ran away with it after the break. giorgios giakoumakis made it two midway through the second half. number three came from a corner daezen m

manchester derby this afternoon. her superb goal was the difference between her team city and united — and it came a year and a day sincee reports. not even the manchester rain could dampen this highly anticipated derby clash, with both teams needing points as they chase european football. manchester city threatened first, lauren hemp unable to control the ball in front of an open goal... what a mess! ..the highlight of an otherwise underwhelming first half. after the break, jess park tried to spark the match into life, only to be denied by the woodwork. manchester united's chances were few and far between. martha thomas first to the ball here, but couldn't find the target. the match looked like it was heading for an uninspiring draw, until this — caroline weir on as a second—half substitute with a moment of magic. caroline weir undoes manchester united with a moment of sheer brilliance! a little look up, and then the audacious chip. in front of a stadium record crowd, city ahead and with just under ten minutes to hang on. but with united unable to mount a response, the home side saw out the win. bragging rights in the

manchester united striker mason greenwood is now set to spend a third night in police custody.. that was after a woman posted allegations on social media. and in a statement tonight, greater manchester police said that the suspect continues to be questioned after magistrates authorised an extension until tomorrow. following inquiries so far, they said, he has since been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. manchester united, meanwhile, have just issued a statement greenwood has worked his way up here at the club from the academy. he made his debut in 2019, and he's become a key member of the first—team squad. he is yet to respond to these allegations. let's take a look at some of the other_ let's take a look at some of the other stories in the headlines for you today — ethiopian airlines has flown a boeing 737 max plane for the first time since a fatal crash almost three years ago led to an international grounding of the aircraft. the airline had previously said it would be the last carrier to use the jets again. it said the decision to resume ha

manchester united have been doing battle with atletico madrid.oming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, can england's lionesses clinch the arnold clark cup? they got off to a flyer against germany but was it enough to win the group? good evening from the ukrainian capital, kyiv, wherejust a couple of minutes ago, a state of emergency came into force. it comes as the pentagon says it believes more russian troops are moving into eastern ukraine. the state of emergency here will initially last for 30 days, and means all reservists will be conscripted into the regular military, as separatists in the east ask for help from the kremlin in repelling what they claim is ukrainian aggression. underlining the severity of the moment, the united nations has been meeting in new york to discuss the crisis, with the secretary general, antonio guterres, warning that the world had reached a grave "moment of peril". the rhetoric from moscow remains defiant, with president putin saying the security of russia and its citizens is "non—negotiable". and in the uk,

in spain, atletico madrid and manchester united following the same path, that says st petersburg. being proudly advertised like this. the prospect is appalling, says the uk's foreign secretary. liz truss wants any english club to boycott the final if it's not moved away from russia. and it's in off the post! that's united in blue going behind in the seventh minute, the flying joao felix. as the game continued, with atletico ahead, their manager could relax. only he never does. still, with ten minutes to go, it seemed settled. manchester united had barely offered an attack but here's anthony elanga, 19 years old, too quick, too calm. 1-1. he's scored! an intriguing second leg awaits in this last 16 tie, and either side could still reach the final, somewhere. joe wilson, bbc news. and the other match tonight, benfica drew to happen to it with ajax. that means all is to play for in amsterdam. liverpool have cut the gap at the top of the premier league to manchester city to just three points now. and what a statement from them at anfield tonight. they hammered leeds 6—0. sadio mane an

the dressing rooms, the manchester united _ alcohol.alcohol. the dressing rooms, the i manchester united dressing room, was there never a time or someone put their arm roger and said, there never a time or someone put theirarm rogerand said, i can help? their arm roger and said, i can hel? ., their arm roger and said, i can hel ? ., ., their arm roger and said, i can hel? ., ., ' , ., ., their arm roger and said, i can hel? ., .,' , ., ., help? no. ten or15 years ago, you couldn't. help? no. ten or15 years ago, you couldn't- i'm _ help? no. ten or15 years ago, you couldn't. i'm still— help? no. ten or15 years ago, you couldn't. i'm still struggling i help? no. ten or15 years ago, you couldn't. i'm still struggling with l couldn't. i'm still struggling with alcohol, i'm still struggling with mental health. i couldn't do that. and you say you're struggling, but was the darkest time and what was your fear at that point?— your fear at that point? probably death. i your fear at that point? probably death. i think, — your fear at that point?

manchester united footballer mason greenwood has been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. britain's looming energy bill crisis. we explain why bills are about to rise so steeply. and a multi—million pound dealfor the man who invented wordle for his girlfriend during lockdown is sold to the new york times. coming up in sport later in the hour on the bbc news channel... a legend retires. seven time super bowl winner tom brady says it's time for the next generation to take over. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. borisjohnson has called on russia to step back and choose the path of diplomacy amid continuing concerns over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. he was speaking on a visit to ukraine this afternoon. he warned that a russian invasion of ukraine would lead to a military and humanitarian disaster. uk is offering nearly £90 million in aid to help ukraine tackle corruption and reduce its reliance on russian energy. moscow has repeated denied planning to attack ukraine but has deployed an estimated 100,000 troops near the border, ang

manchester united are left with that familiar feeling again as southampton banish their old traffordons. still no medals for team gb in beijing — missing out in the skeleton for the first time in 20 years. welcome, thank you forjoining us. we start with the performance — and result — wales fans were hoping for in cardiff today. after the disappointment of losing to ireland on the opening weekend of the six nations, the defending champions bounced back with a much improved showing against scotland, winning by 20—17. dan biggar proving to be the man for a big game again, as our sports correspondent.joe wilson reports: i , well it is cardiff, and... the genius of darcy graham! you can dive to the line like that or you can pirouette like this. with the weight of the forwards behind him, tomas francis, half—time 14—14. now look at fin russell's army. officials decided the scottish player knocked the ball on deliberately, yellow card. scores level, so wales with the advantage. dan biggar, his 100th international try, they drop goal. scores at the point that took wales in front. ., ., ., ,

manchester united on the other hand have been as inconsistent as rees ever seen them.eal feel of uncertainty among the crowd. i think everybody is expecting a good don't think either sets of bands have probably had a sets of bands have probably had a set of manager believe their team to come here and keep a clean sheet and defend anything. we could be in for a good time. mil defend anything. we could be in for a good time-— a good time. all of these people around here. — a good time. all of these people around here, i— a good time. all of these people around here, i would _ a good time. all of these people around here, i would think - a good time. all of these people i around here, i would think almost all of them will be planning to give cristiano ronaldo a really hostile reception. cristiano ronaldo a really hostile rece tion. �* cristiano ronaldo a really hostile recetion. �* , ., , cristiano ronaldo a really hostile recetion. �* , . , ., reception. i'm sure that every one of these fans _ reception. i'm sure that every one of these fans is _ reception. i'm sure that

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caroline weir and as manchester united with moments of sheer brilliance. a stadium record crowd, city ahead and ten minutes to hang on. with united unable to mount a response, the home side saw out the win. bragging rights in the bag, city edging closer to the top of the table in the champions league spot. elsewhere, spurs have gone third above manchester united after two late goals gave them a 2—0 win at bottom side birmingham. aston villa. brighton and leicester all had comfortable wins. hibernian beat arbroath 3—1 to become the sixth premiership side into the scottish cup quarterfinals hibs came from 1—0 down to beat the championship leaders with chris mueller the scoring the third. the win ends their five game wait for a victory. and hoping tojoin them in the last eight, are scottish premiership leaders celtic — they're hosting championship side raith rovers — around 15 minutes gone at parkhead. goalless so far. to the winter olympics where heavy snow in beijing has caused havoc to the ski schedule. with a number of events delayed or cancelled on day 9

anthony elanga firing over the bar for manchester united, middlesbrough through to the fifth round.h ground. united out. lots more reaction to that defeat on the bbc sport website. for now, that's all from us. hello there. snow featured in friday's weather story for some parts of the uk. it will continue to feature in what is a very varied weekend weather menu. snow and ice for scotland, elsewhere, rain at times. brisk winds for pretty much all of us, but amidst all of that, some spells of sunshine. so, as we go through saturday, outbreaks of rain and briefly, some hill snow in scotland, pushing southwards. the south of england, parts of east anglia staying dry for a good part of the day. brighter skies returning to northern scotland, but with increasingly frequent snow showers. windy for all — those are the gusts of up to 60 mph in exposed parts of northern scotland. temperatures through the afternoon, north to south, 3—10 degrees. through saturday night, that front will move southwards, but it will drag its heels across southern parts on sunday morning, so could be some quite wet

manchester united footballer mason greenwood has been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. the police officers at london's charing cross accused of bullying, misogyny, discrimination and sexual harassment. britain's looming energy bill crisis we explain why bills are about to rise so steeply. and a multimillion pound deal for the man who invented wordle for his girlfriend during lockdown as it's sold to the new york times. good evening and welcome to bbc news. borisjohnson has called on russia to step back and choose the path of diplomacy, amid continuing concerns over a possible russian invasion of ukraine. he was speaking on a visit to ukraine this afternoon. he warned that a russian invasion of ukraine would lead to a military and humanitarian disaster. the uk is offering nearly 90 million pounds in aid to help ukraine tackle corruption and reduce its reliance on russian energy. moscow has repeatedly denied planning to attack ukraine, but has deployed an estimated 100,000 troops near the border, angry that a country once part of the soviet union, is

in spain, atletico madrid and manchester united following the same path, that says st petersburg.from russia. and it's in off the post! that's united in blue going behind in the seventh minute, the flying joao felix. as the game continued, with atletico ahead, their manager could relax. 0nly he never does. still, with ten minutes to go, it seemed settled. manchester united had barely offered an attack, but here's anthony elanga, 19 years old, too quick, too calm. 1-1. he's scored! an intriguing second leg awaits in this last 16 tie, and either side could still reach the final, somewhere. joe wilson, bbc news. in tonight's other match, benfica drew 2—2 with ajax in lisbon. sebastien haller had given the dutch side the lead with his 11th goal in the competition, but roman yaremchuk�*s equaliser there means there's all to play for in the second leg in amsterdam. liverpool have cut the gap at the top of the premier league to manchester city to just three points now. and what a statement from them at anfield tonight. they hammered leeds 6—0. sadio mane and mo salah both getting two in

manchester united is meeting 1—0.put their place in the final after beating the host cameroon on penalties. he did not need to take one. the host was very poorin need to take one. the host was very poor in the shoot—out. they will face senegal who have a manet has one of their main attacking threats. liverpool manager will be watching from afar and says he�*s looking forward to seeing his two stars come face—to—face. it forward to seeing his two stars come face-to-face-— face-to-face. it would be exciting. it's obviously _ face-to-face. it would be exciting. it's obviously not _ face-to-face. it would be exciting. it's obviously not so _ face-to-face. it would be exciting. it's obviously not so easy - face-to-face. it would be exciting. it's obviously not so easy because | it�*s obviously not so easy because we have to watch the game and we will be really happy after one and the other one much less so. so the pressure in the tournament and the pressure in the tournament and the pressure a half on their shoulders is ma

manchester united striker mason greenwood is now set to spend a third night in police custody. on suspicion of rape and assault. and he has been questioned ever since. that was after a woman posted allegations on social media. and in a statement tonight, greater manchester police said that the suspect continues to be questioned after magistrates authorised an extension until tomorrow. following inquiries so far, they said, he has since been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. greenwood has worked his way up here at the club from the academy. he made his debut in 2019, and he's become a key member of the first—team squad. he is yet to respond to these allegations. the white house has condemned a spate of bomb threats against a number of historically black colleges, the scares, at more than a dozen schools in cities from baltimore to new orleans, began on the first day of black history month in the united states. a spokesperson says president biden has been made aware of the situation and the fbi is investigating. you're watching newsday on the bb

manchester united says he won't return to the pitch until further notice.top carrying out checks on goods entering northern ireland from the rest of the uk. the checks effectively keep northern ireland in the eu single market — post brexit. it also prevents the need for customs at the land border between northern ireland and the irish republic which is in the european union. but the northern ireland protocol, as it's called, is deeply unpopular amongst unionist politicians who don't want any barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. emma vardy reports. it's the most defiant step yet from the dup to frustrate the brexit arrangements in northern ireland. since the uk left the eu, goods from britain have had to undergo new checks when they reach northern ireland's ports. tonight, the dup department responsible for operating these checks has ordered civil servants to stop carrying them out. i have now issued a formal instruction to my permanent secretary to halt all checks that were not in place on the 31st of december 2020 from midnight tonight

manchester united striker mason greenwood is now set to spend a third night in police custody.fter a woman posted allegations on social media. and in a statement tonight, greater manchester police said that the suspect continues to be questioned after magistrates authorised an extension until tomorrow. following inquiries so far, they said, he has since been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. greenwood has worked his way up here at the club from the academy. he made his debut in 2019, and he's become a key member of the first—team squad. he is yet to respond to these allegations. and finally, a story for the koala lovers out there. i have to admit, i am one of those. the first southern koala ever born in europe, has entered the world at longleat safari park, in wiltshire in the uk. the birth is part of a conservation drive, to learn more about the animals, which are under threat. they normally live of course, in australia. jonah fisher has that story. i have got a little bit of news for you. james, a keeper at longleat safari park, is on a zoom

league, then, where there's been plenty of drama in the opening match of the afternoon with manchester unitedthunderous atmostphere at elland road, and by half time, united were two goals up thanks to captain harry maguire and bruno fernandes. leeds managed to pull things level, with quick goals from rodrigo and raphina after the break. but manchester united restored their two—goal lead through fred and anthony elanga. 11—2 it finished at elland road. one more game in the premier league today, with leicester city going to wolves. that game kicks off in around ten minutes' time. in scotland, rangers missed the chance to move top of the premiership after they were held 1—1 by dundee united. that means they stay second behind celtic who are in action at the moment against dundee where it's 2—2. elsewhere this afternoon, ahead of hosting this year's euros, england are in action in a four—team tournament. they're playing spain in norwich where its currently goalless at half time. later, the other two sides in the competition, canada and germany are in action. amir khan has admitted his loss to kel

manchester united says he won't return to the pitch until further notice.d officials to stop carrying out checks on goods entering northern ireland from the rest of the uk. the checks effectively keep northern ireland in the eu single market — post—brexit. it also prevents the need for customs at the land border between northern ireland and the irish republic which is in the european union. but the northern ireland protocol, as it's called, is deeply unpopular amongst unionist politicians who don't want any barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the uk. emma vardy reports. it's the most defiant step yet from the dup to frustrate the brexit arrangements in northern ireland. since the uk left the eu, goods from britain have had to undergo new checks when they reach northern ireland's ports. tonight, the dup department responsible for operating these checks has ordered civil servants to stop carrying them out. i have now issued a formal instruction to my permanent secretary to halt all checks that were not in place on 31 december, 2020 from midnight

but manchester united restored their two goal lead through fred and anthony elanga. th. at half time we were fully aware that we have to be always aware and always on the front foot and then we conceded two goals within four minutes and change the whole game. the atmosphere was amazing in those five minutes but we kept our heads up five minutes but we kept our heads up and showed some maturity and unity on the pitch and that was the only way to achieve the turnaround once again. the only way to achieve the turnaround once again-— once again. the quality of the bench, once again. the quality of the bench. the — once again. the quality of the bench, the lads _ once again. the quality of the bench, the lads coming - once again. the quality of the bench, the lads coming on i once again. the quality of the i bench, the lads coming on really added _ bench, the lads coming on really added something. we stuck at it and knew even_ added something. we stuck at it and knew even if it went to the last ten minutes_ knew even if it went to the last ten minutes with the 2—0 deficit

manchester united striker mason greenwood is now set to spend a third night in police custody.ries so far, they said, he has since been further arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and threats to kill. manchester united, meanwhile, have just issued a statement of their own, saying that it reiterates its strong condemnation of violence of any kind. and they say that, as previously communicated, mason greenwood will neither train or play for the club. his sponsor nike yesterday also said that they were suspending their relationship with him. greenwood has worked his way up here at the club from the academy. he made his debut in 2019, and he's become a key member of the first—team squad. he is yet to respond to these allegations. next we go to wiltshire in the west country of england. the first southern koala ever born in europe has entered the world. the birth is part of a conservation drive to learn more about the animals, which are under threat. they normally live, of course, in australia. the bbc�*sjonah fisher is at longleat safari park with that story. i have got a little

manchester united winger anthony elanga was hit while celebrating fred�*s second half goal to put themfor united. the fa is also investigating, after police made nine arrests at the match. a boost for wales ahead of their crunch tie against england this weekend faletau is back. after seven months injured he comes into the squad following wales�* victory over scotland after they lost their opening six nations match to ireland. scotland head coach gregor townsend has added six players to the squad, to face france on saturday. jonny grey was among the big names to drop out due to injury. uncapped glasgow warriors duo ollie smith and kiran mcdonald are draughted in, along with simon berghan, oli kebble, marshall sykes and james lang. and james lowe is back in the ireland squad, for their upcoming match against italy on sunday. the leinster wing missed the first two matches of this year�*s six nations with injury — his club team—matejimmy o�*brien has been given a call up too. tennis, and novak djokovic is playing competitive tennis for the first time in three months today, as he prepares f

manchester united has now severed ties with its long—standing travel partner aeroflot after the russianas confirmed the russian grand prix, due to be held in sochi in september, is off, calling it impossible in the current circumstances. the decision came after some drivers said they would not drive in russia after such an act of aggression. and now, the focus turns to fifa. poland, sweden and czech republic have all said they also will not travel to russia for world cup play—off matches in march. but fifa's president gianni infantino accepted the order of friendship medal from vladimir putin in 2019. when asked if he'd keep the medal, his answer was noncommittal. my thoughts are really on all the people who are affected by this escalating conflict, and nothing else. moving events is one thing. the tangled web of russian money in sport is a far more complex problem. natalie pirks, bbc news. yes, the reverberations of russian aggression emanating far beyond the battlefield. that's it for now from kyiv. back to the studio in london. thanks, clive. here's some of today's other news. around

you know, the dressing rooms that you've been in, particularly that manchester united dressing room,ten, 15 years ago, you couldn't... i couldn't go into the dressing room and say "i'm struggling, i'm struggling with alcohol, i'm struggling mental health—wise". i couldn't do that. and when you say you were struggling, what was the darkest time? what was your fear at that point? probably death. i think, you know, as i said before, you make mistakes, which i did, and that could have been... ..girls, it could have been drink—driving, which i have done, it could have been, you know, killing someone. you could kill yourself. erm, and that's a bad place to be. so i knew i needed help, i knew i had to get that help, in orderfor... ..to save myself, but also to save my family. wayne, thanks. thank you. the duke of cambridge is visiting the uae in his first major overseas tour since 2019. he's been visiting the largest port in the middle east, jebel ali, near dubai. he's there to learn about efforts in the region to tackle the illegal wildlife trade — including new technologies being used. 19

tom: it bears translation here between the tension of liverpool and manchester united.for radio. any liverpool fan, all manchester united fans -- that is not what it says. jonathan: is this real? tom: it is real. describe the tension. jonathan: typically, welcome milling years ago, 40 years ago, liverpool was the most successful club in the u.k., in england. he came on board and he wanted to knock liverpool off of its perch and he did it. the rivalry has been intense ever since. that is the real darby. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> in terms of the fed, i think they are in one of the most difficult situations of our lifetime. >> they have to take monetary policy over the coming months to combat the upside risk to inflation. that's what they need this year is a hefty dose of patients. >> i would like them to get out of this. >> the market is being overly simplistic in pricing five .5 fights. jonathan: this is "bloomberg surveillance." jonathan: we are almost at the weekend. from new york city, good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance" live on tv and radio. i am jonathan fe

the result is decided in manchester united and they play as they can play and the deck is stacked againstchampionship. wales will begin their title defence tomorrow in dublin against ireland after that, it's the calcutta cup at murrayfield. scotland won at twickenham last year for the first time since 1983 but only finished 4th in the table. albeit above england. they are being atipped as dark horse in this years tournament off the back of a strong autumn series that included a victory over australia. we have the backing of our or defence and we give them a lot to cheer about. confidence levels, we are confident in what we are going to do and we are confident that the challenges that england are going to check it is that we can deal with them orjust want check it is that we can deal with them or just want to check it is that we can deal with them orjust want to go out there and executed to the best we possibly can. absolutely phenomenal side with phenomenal players and yeah, we are excited for the challenge. for phenomenal players and yeah, we are excited for the challenge.— excited for t

manchester united have never beaten city in the league.ing the africa cup of nations with senegal, sadio mane could be back in liverpool colours today in their game away at burnley. mane scored the winning penalty in the shootout against egypt in the final and if that wasn�*t enough, he�*s having a stadium named after him in south—west senegal. liverpool bossjurgen klopp says that the 29 year old forward returns to merseyside on a different level. he 100% made a massive stamp, great player, outstanding world—class player, outstanding world—class player when he left for the tournament but he comes back as a leader on a different level. good for him, good for senegal but i was really impressed by the way he handled the situation. one of the features of these beijing winter olympics is the need for fake snow. not today... as the challenging conditions caused havoc... but the men�*s giant slalom did go ahead — marking the appearance of one of the games�* more unlikely competitors. andy swiss reports. and he�*s out. and he's out. a day when jus

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back at home, it's three games without a win for manchester united now in all competitions, after theypremier league's top four in the early game. united did take the lead in the first half, marcus rashford setting up jadon sancho for his first goal at old trafford, but that lead was wiped out soon after the break, with che adams grabbing the equaliser. united were greeted with boos at the full time whistle. you have to see and realise where we currently are. they won 2—3 at tottenham and they expected to beat them easily and we got a point today, we desperately needed three points. but this is the situation we are in, that is why there was a change of managers and why we are here, so if anything, if it had been as everyone expected it to be —— as ever and expected it to be, i wouldn't be here. raheem sterling scored a hat—trick as manchester city beat norwich 4—0, his fifth for the club. sterling gave them the lead in the first half. phil foden scored city's second, before two more from sterling wrapped things up. that puts them 12 points clear of liverpool at the top of the premier l

manchester united cayÓ en penales 8 — 7 ante el equipo de neil nes bourke.junto marsella con milik y dos minutos despuÉs gerson. despuÉs vendrÍa a la fiesta de milik. 5 — 2 ganaba olympique. maÑana regresa el sÁbado futbolero de la liga mx para disfrutar el fin de semana con toda la familia; Águilas del amÉrica contra atlÉtico de san luis a partir de las 7:00 centro. en vivo por univisiÓn y tudn. el regreso de clayton son a la nba ha sido mejor de lo que se esperaba. tuvo un gran partido ante sacramento 15. —— sacramento kings. es ramÓn: esta noche en "sÓlo a las 11:00". entraron en vigor nuevas reglas para entrar a eventos en san josÉ. les diremos que deben hacer los padres de familia si tienen planes de ir a un evento. ademÁs una experta nos brinda consejos sobre quÉ hacer si es vÍctima de robo de identidad. los detalles de estas historias esta noche en "sÓlo a las 11:00". de esa manera llegamos al final, gracias por acompaÑarnos. quÉdense con el noticiero nacional, pero recuerde que tenemos una cita en "sÓlo a las 11:00". buenas tardes y nos vemos en "sÓl

the result leaves arsenal five points clear of united and chelsea, whose games against manchester citytoday. denmark�*s nicolai hojgaard leads going into the final round of the ras al khaimah championship on the dp world tour. he holed out for eagle from the bunker on the 5th — finishing with a round of 64. he leads by three from scotland�*s david law. ineos grenadiers rider carlos rodriguez recovered from this crash 33 miles from the finish to remain third overall at the tour of valencia. stage four was won by italy�*s matteo moschetti. russia�*s alesandr vlasov leads heading into tomorrow�*s final stage. premier 15s leaders saracens beat harlequins 22—8 at twickenham stoop. the victory maintained saracens�* seven—point lead at the top of the table with five regular—season games left. elsewhere there were wins for bristol bears, exeter chiefs, wasps and loughborough lightning. justin langer has resigned as the head coach of australia�*s men�*s cricket team. cricket australia said that the 51—year—old, who had a contract untiljune, rejected a short—term extension. langer has been in th

manchester united arguably challenging for the title, for manchester city, they're title, for manchesteromes to manchester and women's football, it is only been existence... maybe not the about the rivalry like with the men's game, it is about what the game means for this season. you can find the football news show on the iplayer or the bbc sport website. you can also listen to live commentary of chelsea vs arsenal on 5live sport extra from 7.30pm. there were wins for scotland, ireland and france on the opening weekend of rugby union's six nations championship. something's got to give in paris tomorrow — ireland and france looking to make it two wins out of two. england have made lots of changes for their trip to italy and scotland, buoyed by their calcutta cup win, are in wales. adam wild reports. the six nations may be less than a week in, but already moods are building, teams developing. cardiff always knows how to set the tone, passionate, proud, but also aware that theirs is a site that needs more. an opening date if you do ireland was a chastening experience for the reigning champi

manchester united can move back into the premier league �*stop manchester united can move back into thepton at old trafford. cristiano ronaldo back in the starting line—up. approaching half—time,1—0, starting line—up. approaching half—time, 1—0, as you can see. later, manchester city will look to re—establish their 12 point lead at the top of the table when they go to norwich. and that is all from me. there's more on the winter olympics on the bbc sport website. before we go, environmental campaigners say nearly 100 endangered species in england have seen their prospects of survival improved, thanks to a nationwide rescue effort. the black tail godwit, the barbary carpet moth, and the little whirlpool snail are among those helped by the back from the brink project. nearly 60,000 volunteers took part in the campaign, helping to monitor the species and plant shops to help create more habitats. the barbary carpet moth isn't called that because it eats carpets, it is called that because it eats the barbary plant. you can see more on all of those stories on the bbc news channel. the next new

manchester united previously said he would not return to training or matches until further notice. hold a public consultation on the proposal. last year it was announced that the cost of repeat prescriptions for hrt would be significantly reduced in england. our health correspondent, catherine burns, is here. is this all forms of hrt? no. this mornin: is this all forms of hrt? no. this morning there — is this all forms of hrt? no. this morning there were _ is this all forms of hrt? no. this morning there were news - is this all forms of hrt? no. this morning there were news reportl morning there were news report suggesting it could be all hrt being available over the counter, that is not the case. what is happening here is the drugs regulator, the mhra, is doing a consultation on one specific product. it is used to treat soreness, itching and dryness as well as some issues going to the loo. around 80% of women experiences problems and the regulator wants to hear as many of those as possible as well as gps and vomitus. if they decide to re——— pharmacies. if they decide to re——— phar

scott put up another famous victory over england in the six nations first round of the fa cup manchester unitedinst middlesborough and will go to the africa cup and that is all in sports day. it is now time to the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is mark kermode. so mark, what do we have this week? this week we have the eyes of tammy faye. i'm dying to know what you think of it. jack has forever, 20 years on and still doing it. and moonfall in which the moon... falls. this is the story of tammy faye baker. there byjessica and andrew garfield. the film follows their rights to money spinning televangelists and, preaching the prosperity doctrine that god wants you to be successful. god wants his followers to be rich. obviously, there is hucksterism involved in this and he did serve time. as for tammy faye, she broke ranks with the evangelical right by reaching out to people with hiv, aids in the early 805, which was seen by the evangelical right as completely beyond the pale. and therefore became something of an lgbt icon

manchester united tighten their grip on the top four.. but did it the hard way at elland road. hold spain to a draw at the arnold clark cup. good evening, welcome to tonight's programme. after 16 days of thrills and spills on the snow and ice, the winter olympics 2022 has drawn to a close in beijing. for team gb, not the most fruitful of games. however, they ended on a high, claiming their only gold medal in the women's curling in the early hours of this morning. 0ur correspondent andy swiss was watching. it's curling gold! saving the best or last. a glittering finale to britain's games as eve muirhead's team deliver the perfect ending. this could be the most important stone of the match. this is so often the sport of cliffhangers, but not this time. britain led japan from the off. when britain extended their lead to a massive 10—3, enough is enough. that's it! 17 which onlyjust squeaked into the semifinals when now 0lympic a team which onlyjust squeaked into the semifinals when now 0lympic champions. for muirhead at a for skin, it was a sickly sweet. it is a dream come true fo

it follows the termination of a sponsorship deal by manchester united.and for passengers. >> reporter: delta airlines says its agreement with russia national airline is over effective immediately. it is just the latest partnership with the carrier to come to a sudden end. first, english football club manchester united ended its corporate sponsorship and now delta says it will not book its passengers on aeroflot flights. that also means that aeroflot cannot book its passengers on delta flights. called a co-chair agreement. pretty common in the airline world. mostly symbolic but it does affect a handful of flights. delta says it is working with impacted passengers to reaccommodate them. it is getting harder for russian airlines to operate, in general. on thursday, the united kingdom announced it was banning civilian-russian aircraft from entering its airspace. pete muntean, cnn washington. >> thanks so much for watching, our breaking-news coverage of the russian invasion in ukraine continues, after this short break. migraine attacks? qulipta™ can help prev

sponsorship list, manchester united, reports suggesting they have dropped that after the u.k.ed cash ban -- banned that carrier in the u.k.. tom: out on twitter, indian medical students are bused within six miles of the polish border, and those medical students in ukraine walking to poland and romania. jonathan: on the nasdaq, down about 0.3%. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm rick ago cap. -- ritika: keeping you up to date with news from around the world, with the first word, i'm i'm ritika gupta. sirens warned residents of kyiv to take shelter. chinese leader xi jinping told vladimir putin that russia should negotiate with the ukrainian government. meanwhile, moscow's top diplomat insists there will not be any talks until ukraine's military surrenders. divided administration is holding off on sanctions that could disrupt the global aluminum supplies. white house officials met with industry representatives in recent weeks that told him there was no plan to target russian aluminum. prices retrea

before we move away from football, just a line on the manchester united striker mason greenwood.on of rape, assault and threats to kill. let's take a look at some of the other sport news stories making the headlines... us open tennis champion emma raducanu is one of six uk nominees for the laureus world sports awards, after becoming the first tennis player to win a grand slam title as a qualifier. she's in good company, with sky brown, tom daley, bethany shriever, dame sarah storey and mark cavendish also nominated. the winners will be announced in april. belgium's remco evenepoel won the opening stage of the tour of valencia in spain as cycling's road racing season gets underway. tayo hart was the highest placed british rider crossing the line in sixteenth place for ineos grenadiers. and, in american football, the washington dc—based team have announced they will now be known as the commanders. the franchise retired its former name, the redskins, injuly 2020. the name and logo was introduced in 1933 but had long been criticised by sponsors and fans as offensive to native america

middlesbrough have knocked manchester united out of the fa cup. back into the game, the on field and var officials, not penalising duncan watmore for an accidental handball, before he picked out matt crooks for the equaliser. bruno fernandes had a great chance to put win it in normal time, but gifted an open goal, he hit a post. 1—1 at fulltime, it went to extra time. no goals in that. here's the moment it was decided anthony elanga firing over the bar for manchester united, middlesbrough from the championship winning 8—7 on penalties and they are through to the fifth round. gloucester are up to second in the rugby union premiership with a comfortable win over london irish. only three tries for them — no bonus point, but they are now four points off leaders leicester. ruan ackerman went over twice as they beat irish by 24 points to seven at kingsholm. ulster are the new leaders in the united rugby championship after a bonus point win over connacht. robert baloucoune scored two of their four tries. this was the best of them. it finished 32—12 in be

manchester united have had to make a decision themselves over their official airline carrier, aeroflotinating its long—standing multi—million pound partnership with the russian national airline after it was banned from operating in the uk. after years of close association, the world of sport is starting to turn on russia. with russia due to play a world cup play—off match next month, uefa today ordered all its clubs and national teams to play their home matches away from the region. withdrawing sports events may hurt even more than the financial sanctions, because this has a huge impact on public opinion. imagine russia do qualify and they are banned, then this will have a massive negative impact for the russian government. so, they will be weighing that up as well. butjust how tough will fifa be? after all, its president accepted the order of friendship medal from putin after the russia world cup. so will he now return it? my thoughts are really on all the people affected by this escalating conflict, and nothing else. meanwhile, formula i has confirmed the russian grand prix, due to b