and either middlesbrough or newport face the daunting prospect of hosting manchester city, one ofjustpolice say that the fighting that occurred before, during and after millwall‘s win against everton in the fa cup on saturday was some of the most as a life—changing facial injury. ‘time. we will be all tsércf: involved best to locate all of those involved in the violence. that was mass chanting, it wasn't an isolated couple of people. those people need to be identified, i think from a clu b to be identified, i think from a club perspective there would need to be banning orders but there needs to be banning orders but there needs to be this opportunity to educate and to give that person or the people the opportunity to think about what's been sung and think about how they can be reintegrated back into they can be reintegrated back into the football club environment. the family of emiliano sala have been shown the area that's been searched for the cardiff city striker as they prepare for it to be resumed. the official efforts to find the plane that was lost last week ended on thursday. b

the website — and for newport manager michael flynn, well, he's getting ready for their trip to middlesbrough good to see tony pulis. it is a game i look forward to. hopefully we will concentrate on promotion and getting back into the premier league, and hopefully we have a good day and surprise them again. wada experts have been given access to a russian lab to claim data that could lead to the prosecution of hundreds of drugs cheats. the original deadline of new year's eve was missed but an anti doping team will now be allowed into the moscow facitily on wednedsay. our sports editor dan roan has been following the story. last year in september wada decided to reinstate russia. they had had suspension lasting several years for state—sponsored doping. there was much outcry from athletes in the west and members of the athletic community who bullied wada should have remained tougher with russia because they had not met outstanding criteria. they were let back in on the strict condition that they hand over lab data that will enable us to pursue cases against potentially hundreds if not thousands

premier league winner john obi mikel hasjoined championship side side middlesbrough on a deal until theso won the champions league, was a free agent after a spell in the chinese super league. england's matthew fitzpatrick leads the dubai desert classic after the opening round. the world number 39 carded eight birdies to finish with a 65. he's a shot clear of a group which includes compatriot callum shinkwin. jockey frankie dettori says he is considering riding for up to five more years. the 48—year—old has ridden more than 3,000 winners in his career and was named 2018 jockey of the year. and britain's menna fitzpatrick and guidejen kehoe have won their second medal of the para alpine world championships in slovenia. the paralympic champions took silver after finishing five seconds behind slovakia in the visually impaired slalom, having taken bronze in the giant slalom on tuesday. now, it's been a wonderful run at the australian open for the greek youngster stefanos tsitsipas but he finally met his match today. 2009 champion rafael nadal handed out a masterclass to the 20—year—old, losi

yet data from the department for transport shows that most councils in england, including middlesbrougham and shropshire, failed to take action against a single motorist for misusing the permits over the last 12 months. of those that did, the largest number of prosecutions were in three boroughs — hammersmith in fulham, newham in london, and leeds. the body says tight finances are at problem, but prosecutions have almost doubled over the last four yea rs almost doubled over the last four years and at some help from the vigilant public is welcome. not everyone has a visible disability. there might be a misunderstanding why somebody might have a blue badge, but it is best for the council to investigate. they are a lifeline, they are not a luxury. they enable people who have conditions to be able to get closer to buildings, to go around more easily. since the 70s, the colour has changed from a lynch to blue and had been widely accepted from the public. police must crack down on this abuse. john mcmanus, bbc news. now, at this festive time of the year, it's time for a very special edition o

middlesbrough recorded the biggest win of the day — all five of their goals coming in the second halfburn drew so they'll need a replay. newcastle coming from behind in that one. all the scores, highlights and analysis over on the bbc sport website. to rugby union's premiership, and leicester tigers have continued their recent good run as they try to turn their season around. they beat gloucester by 3a points to 16 at welford road — george ford on the scoresheet for the home side, as wasjonny may who ran in a couple of tries against his old side. elsewhere leaders exeter beat bristol, worcester beat bath and harlequins saw off bottom side newcastle. in the pro 14, ospreys beat cardiff 20—ii, this pinpoint cross field kick from sam davies helped george north to one of two ospreys tries. wins too for benneton, scarlets, edinburgh, munster, and leinster. and netball‘s new super league season has started. all of the first round matches were played on the same day, in the same place — the birmingham arena. and in a repeat of last season's final, wasps beat loughborough lightning by 72 poin

and for newport manager michael flynn, well he's getting ready for their trip to middlesbrough., the newport man, in charge. it is again we will look forward to. hopefully they are concentrating on going for promotion and getting into the premier league. they are a big clu b the premier league. they are a big club and they take their eye off the ball and we have a very good and surprise them again. world anti—doping experts are to be given access to the russian lab data that could lead to the prosecution of hundreds of drugs cheats. the original deadline of new year's eve was missed, but an anti—doping team will now be allowed into the moscow facility tomorrow. a three—year suspension of russian athletes was ended in september. that's all the sport for now. good night it is time for a quick look at the weather before you head to bed. today has been blustery for northern areas. we have had wind gusts in excess of 70 miles an hour in northern scotland because of this swirl of cloud, a deep area of low pressure. the strongest winds tomorrow will transfer to eastern pa rt tomorrow w

says he finds the idea of sending labour mps back into their constituencies — in, for example, middlesbroughhe people they made a stupid decision and that they should reverse it. he says that is utterly and deeply unappealing. well, he is right. you wouldn't want to go back to your constituency and tell — call your constituents stupid. but his implication is that there is no way that could be avoided. if you go back to the people and say "we didn't like the decision you took so we are going to demand you take it again and make a different decision, that is telling them..." you wouldn't do it though. if we ever did get to another public vote — and it's a big if — and it depends on whether parliament agree a compromise or not — it is a big if — mps would have to be honest and our party would have to be honest and say " pa rliament has not been able to agree. now it goes back to you. here is one proposal that parliament has agreed upon in terms of one way forward." and we'd have a real, proper debate. would you campaign for remain? yes, i would. i'd vote remain — if we ever had another opportun

derby side forced a replay with the premier league's southampton, wimbledon won at fleetwood and middlesbroughalready. no goals at all in the late kick—off, it's quite a way to go. not too long to go into us. we are hoping for some goals later on. we are hoping for some goals later on. right that pretty much wraps up the day's fa cup action. over to ben now for the rest of the day's sport. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. about half an hour to go, they still need 2—0. yep, any further goals in those ties, we'll let you know. to rugby union's premiership now though. and, exeter chiefs are back on top after a 14—0 win over bristol. there were also wins today for harlequins and worcester. while, leicester earned a second home win in a row. they beat gloucester 34—16, as craig templeton reports. after gloucester‘s surprise defeat last weekend, there was a chance a brief at struggling leicester. the tigers have lost four of their last five at welford road, but still packed full of internationals. jonny may is one of them. george ford is another, his precision and kept the gloucester c

football line for you and two—time premier league winnerjohn obi mikel hasjoined championside side middlesbroughlder was a free agent after a spell in the chinese super league. he played for nigeria at last summer's world cup and won the champions league in an 11 year tennis and petra kvitova and naomi osaka will play for the australian open title this weekend after both won their thursday semi—finals in scorching conditions. the winner of saturday's showdown will also claim the world number one ranking... and for kvitova, it will be her first grand slam final since her hand was injured in a knife attack in 2016. to be honest, i am not believing that i am in the final. it is kind of weird to be honest as well. i did not note that i was even going to play tennis again. it was night and all nice time to be kneeling as well. mentally, it was very tough as well. mentally, it was very tough as well as physical. it took me a while to believe to have the people around me again. in the men's draw rafael nadal is into his 5th melbourne final, he outclassed stefanos tsitsipas in three sets. he'll face eit

and newport county's reward for knocking out leicester is a trip to middlesbrough of the championshipck into the premier league. they are a big club and they take their eye off the ball and we have a very good day and surprise them again. the wolves win obviously features on all today's back pages. the telegraph sports section talks of neves's "wonder goal". the sun are pretty harsh on liverpool — "dunces with wolves" is their headline. the mirror report that the manchester united players want 0le gunnar solskjaer to say on as manager, past the end of the season. but in the express, the man tipped to be taking over at united, mauricio pochettino, says he'd like a chat with arsene wenger, to discuss the merits of sticking with a club for the long—haul — in particular, putting up with a move to a new stadium. we're expecting padraig harrington to be confirmed as europe's next ryder cup captain this afternoon. harrington has been vice—captain for the last three contests and he's the overwhelming favourite to take over from thomas bjorn. europe face the usa at whistling straits in wiscons

that is the right thing to do and the people of middlesbrough will agree because we wa nt to middlesbroughuse last night about what needs to happen in terms of returning to brussels, but also we are engaging positively with the proposals that he said have put forward in relation to dealing with the issue of the backstop. next week marks five years since the train line at dawlish was washed away in storms. five years on, the train line is fragile and we need money, not more press releases. can the prime minister help unblock the £300 million upgrade that the department for transport are sitting ona department for transport are sitting on a new is the anniversary next week to help the south—west, plymouth to keep the train line open and stop it being fragile and precarious? obviously passengers do expect better and i understand from the department for transport that the department for transport that the first phase of work to protect the first phase of work to protect the sea wall in dawlish began in november with the central repairs to the breakwaters, and that is part of the breakwaters, a

and newport county, who knocked out leicester, will face middlesbrough of the championship.ey are concentrating on going for promotion and getting into the premier league. they are a big club and they take their eye off the ball and we have a very good day and surprise them again. chelsea manager maurizio sarri has urged the club's fans not to sing offensive songs about their opponents tottenham in their league cup semi—final first leg tonight. blues fans have been under the spotlight in recent weeks after a number of high—profile incidents including derogatory chants about spurs supporters. she's struggling with injury at the moment butjohanna konta will lead great britain's fed cup team next month in bath. she'll be joined by heather watson, katie swan, katie boulter and debutant harriet dart for the women's team competition, with is being played in britain for the first time in 26 years. it runs from the 6th to the 9th of february. world anti—doping experts are to be been given access to the russian laboratory at the centre of the doping scandal. the original deadline of

and newport county's reward for knocking out leicester is a trip to middlesbrough of the championshipe we will look forward to. hopefully they are concentrating on going for promotion and getting back into the premier league. they are a big club and they take their eye off the ball and we have a very good day and surprise them again. stoke city have sacked manager gary rowett, only eight months after he took charge. they're mid—table in the championship and that draw with league one side shrewsbury in the fa cup at the weekend seems to have been the tipping point. all members of his coaching staff have also left — stoke say they want to appoint rowett‘s successor as quickly as possible. england have named a 28—strong women's squad for the upcoming eight—day training camp in qatar. among those returning from injury is birmingham city striker ellen white, england's player of the year last season and the league's top scorer — she's been out of action for the past few weeks with a back problem. the lionesses travel to doha on tuesday to continue their preparations for next month's shebeli

two time prmier league winner john 0bi mikel hasjoined championside side middlesbrough on a deal until he can definitely make it to 50 and may even consider riding for another five years. i think he was doing that for fun. it will our pictures of him for next hour. that‘s all the sport for now. we‘ll be back at half past six. thank you. we got a few technical problems. ali foster there. all day, bbc news has been breaking down the brexitjargon routinely used by politicians and by the media, but which is rarely explained. one of those terms is the transition period after the uk officially leaves the eu. here‘s our reality check correspondent chris morris to make sense of it. you know what it is like on a long journey. just when you thought that brexit might soon be over, get ready for transition. let‘s assume we are on track to leave the eu on march the 29th 2019. if we approach departure with a withdrawal agreement in hand, it will be time for the transition period. the government because at the implementation period but it is actually the same thing. why a transition? because the uk i