to make matters worse for harry kane, in injury time mo salah wriggled through and made the score 2—1bankrupting his side's chances with another penalty, the last kick of the game and redemption time for harry kane. 100 premier league goals for him and the end of a breathless second 45 minutes. good luck choosing which of these sides will be playing in the champions league next season. in today's other premier league match it was honours even as crystal palace and newcastle drew 1—1. the point for palace moves them up to 14th while newcastle are in 16th as they both battle to avoid dropping into the relegation zone. anthony watson and sam simmonds scored two tries each as england began their quest for an unprecedented third successive outright six nations title. italy were only down by seven points at half time but eddiejones's men turned on the flair to run out 46—15 winners in rome. patrick gearey reports. the faces, the voices change, the results don't. when at home, or in rome, england have always beaten italy. their philosophy demands that this team forget that and the fact they

egyptian international mo salah scored the second, his 29th goal of the season for the club from 36 appearancesions, after setting up roberto firmino for liverpool's first. jurgen klopp‘s team missed a number of chances in the second half to extend their lead, while southampton rarely threatened and drop into the premier league relegation zone. they are really good football playing side, they are strong. the first half, yes, they had put across us. first half, yes, they had put across us. ryu really organised and active in pressing, it was good, u nfortu nately we were in pressing, it was good, unfortunately we were a little bit passive and they could play these types of balls. we struggled a bit, but we had hugo lloris, i thought played a fantastic game tonight and yeah, scored a whole lot of goals. we could have scored a lot more in the second half, i think. we could have scored a lot more in the second half, ithink. not brilliant, but it did the job, the second half, ithink. not brilliant, but it did thejob, and i'm really happy about that. huddersfield town hadn't won in 2018 going into the

2014 basel be deliverable here and the year before they did the double over chelsea with a certain mo salahwill be well aware of the challenge that lies in store for manchester city tonight. basel will be the fresher side, coming off the back of a seven—week winter break. only was in competitive football at the start of the month. and meanwhile manchester city played 13 games. but pep guardiola will be delighted to see some injured players returning, most notably leroy sane could feature tonightjust two notably leroy sane could feature tonight just two weeks notably leroy sane could feature tonightjust two weeks after a rather ugly challenge on him byjoe bennett against cardiff. manchester city thought he could be up for seven weeks so a quick return. the two tea ms seven weeks so a quick return. the two teams in never met in european competition and city start as favourites over the two legs. you can hear full commentary of spurs‘s trip tojuventus on bbc radio 5live and updates from basel right now — the matches kick off at 7.45.. let's round—up some of the day's other sports stories now.

mo salah has now scored 22 league goals this season and he got the second after setting up roberto firminoer of chances in the second half to extend their lead, while southampton rarely threatened, and drop into the premier league relegation zone. huddersield town hadn't won in 2018, going into the game against 10th placed bournemouth, but two goals in each half helped them to a 4—1 home win. david wagner's team had lost their previous five matches, and are now out of the bottom three. to rugby union's six nations, where scotland put defeat by wales last week behind them to overcome france 32—26 at murrayfield and revive their campaign. france were 10—0 and then 20—14 up before scotland took the lead late into the second half. greig laidlaw kicked six penalties, and scotland will face reigning champions england at murrayfield on saturday 24th february. and that's all the sport for now. here's a science experiment you might want to sign up for: a group of volunteers have been spending three days in bed. it's hoped their experience will will shed light on how weightlessness affects the human

mo salah gave liverpool the lead in the third minute, his 20th goal this season.yama. in the last few seconds, spurs have missed a penalty, while mohamed salah has scored again. it is 2—1 liverpool with just a few seconds remaining. the day's sports stories are on the bbc website including england's women start the defence of their six nations title and are tied 7—7 with italy. there's also build up to super bowl lii and results from the fourth round of the fa women's cup. mishal. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we are back with the late news at 10:00. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel with mishal husain. research suggests regular churchgoers are more likely to support immigration than people who regard themselves as christian but don't attend services. the study of data from the british social attitudes survey has been carried out by bristol university for bbc local radio. graham satchell reports. sausages, bacon and a warm welcome. this the anglican church of the martyrs in leicester. it's open to everyone, families, studen

the game also had a sensational strike from victor wa nyama and a dazzling double from mo salah.ed kane offside for a penalty which he eventually missed. and he also thought virgil van dijk‘s challenge on erik lamela was not worthy of punishment for the second, which kane scored. in today's other premier league match it was honours even as crystal palace came from behind to draw one all with newcastle, luka milivojevic cancelled out mohamed diame's earlier goal. the point for palace moves them up to 14th while newcastle are in 16th. leeds have sacked their manager thomas christiansen, after only eight months in charge at elland road. the yorkshire club are tenth in the championship having failed to win since boxing day. they'll now be looking for their seventh manager since 2014. england's quest for an unprecedented hat—trick of six nations titles was launched with a 46—15 victory over italy. anthony watson and sam simmonds scored two tries each as eddiejones's men turned on the flair in the second half in rome. patrick gearey reports. the faces, the voices change, the results do

mo salah popped up smashed home this.r that has been rumbling on for some time. hugh grant has saddled the damages action against the mirror group newspapers. also we are hearing michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator has spoken this morning and is in meetings this week with theresa may and david davis. he has said he is accelerating all of the contacts said he is accelerating all of the co nta cts in said he is accelerating all of the contacts in the brexit talks because there is not a moment to lose. speaking as he arrived at the train station in brussels to head to london, he said, i am station in brussels to head to london, he said, iam pleased station in brussels to head to london, he said, i am pleased to catch up with david davis just ahead of the new rounds of negotiations which will begin tomorrow. my feeling is we have not a moment to lose. there is so much work so we have accelerated all the contacts, the useful contacts. we would keep an eye across any developments with that. this programme has been told that

mo salah scored twice for liverpool but it ended in a 2—2 draw.e palace and newcastle drew 1—1. rest of today‘s spo bbc the rest of today‘s sport is on the bbc website, including the build—up to super bowl lii, the latest on leeds united dismissing their manager, and the results from super league‘s opening weekend. mishal full is the you can see more on all of today‘s stories on the bbc news channel. hello. this is bbc news. a deck officer from a wightlink ferry has been praised for his heroism afterjumping off his ship to save a drowning man. the dramatic rescue happened late last night in portsmouth harbour. today, the young man who was pulled out of the water steve humphrey reports. he is a modest hero. it is just lucky we were around, i suppose, at the time, yeah. it had been a normal saturday night shift for steve chamberlain. a wightlink employee for nearly 22 years, he and his colleagues were getting the ferry ready for the midnight service from portsmouth to the isle of wight, then there came a shout of man overboard. i remember a life buo

mo salah scored afterjust three minutes to put the reds in front.ur website and the bbc sport app. speed skater elise christie gets her short—track schedule under way in the 500 metres qualifiers on friday at the winter olympics. she's been testing out the track in peonychang on sunday. it's been four years since she was controversially disqualified from all three of her events in sochi. that left her tormented by cyber bullying and death threats. but the scot is determined to ignore all the haters and is a strong medal hope for great britain. every athlete who qualifies to compete at the winter olympics has an amazing back story, like american figure skater mirai nagasu, who missed out on sochi in a controversial team selection. that was after she'd fourth in vancouver 2010. nagasu wants her close support crew flying the flag in peonychang so she's been running a fundraising for tens of thousands of dollars so herfamily and boyfriend can watch her compete. being an american is everything to me. i'm all about team usa. being an american is everythin

we have also got an interview with mo salah talking about being desperate to win trophies at liverpoole years. and now a father for children and he says when he has a bad game his kids are highly critical! it has always been a big part of my life and great to back here and also for my kids to be able to go and watch me play. what today said when they watch you? just my eldest is into football now and if you do not play well he always reminds you of it. he's into everything in football, obsessed with it. another wayne rooney in the pipeline! he is going through a bit ofa pipeline! he is going through a bit of a renaissance, on one of the other channels recently he got really good feedback. and his interview even talking about why he decided not to go to china, that is really interesting. he seems to be blossoming. i think he's a lot cleverer tha n blossoming. i think he's a lot cleverer than people give him credit for. he makes a really good pundit and coaching as well, whatever he wa nts to and coaching as well, whatever he wants to do i think you will be successful. while we also have

that cancelled out mo salah's earlier stirke, only for the egyptian to wriggle through and score thise he made it 100 not out! a breathless and controversial 2—2 draw. crystal palace came from behind to draw1—1. it crystal palace came from behind to draw 1—1. it moves them up to 1a. newcastle a re draw 1—1. it moves them up to 1a. newcastle are at 16th. so much sport and so much controversy. we need to give you more time. there are calls to look at the future of health and social care in england. with pressures on the health service is increasing, they say a levy is the only way to guarantee the long—term future of the nhs. we have the former chair of the nhs. we have the former chair of the royal college of gps with us, and shejoins the royal college of gps with us, and she joins us the royal college of gps with us, and shejoins us now. the royal college of gps with us, and she joins us now. give us more detail. first, explained the ringfence tax. —— explain. detail. first, explained the ringfence tax. -- explain. the nhs is funded through general taxation. the problem we have is we

like an egyptian, barry sanders, it's mo salah moving like an electric eel. liverpool win.joe? >> did not touch him. >> eric lamella feels gravity more than normal human beings. look at this. >> and then it's the linesman that gives the penalty kick. >> i will agree with you, joe, that penalty decision worse than devin nunes. would you agree? >> both of them were. >> yes. >> let me ask you, yesterday chelsea loses again. for those that don't realize the ebb and flow, chelsea wins the premier league, then they collapse. then they firer their manager, then they win it again. now they're collapsing again. >> life is like an mc escher painting where you're perpetually turning around the corner. >> is there a more fun side to watch, though, than manchester city? city is, i think, an amazing wonderful spectacle. >> usually i adore you. probably the answer would be everton football club. it feels like cheering for a sadness that will never end. >> 5-1, they lost over the weekend to arsenal. this is what is now known by presidential historians as the saturday afternoon massacre. it

mo sala slotting home his 22nd of the season. liverpool's form has been nothing if not erratic, but they took the conservative approach after the interval, salah'ssecond half. sadio mane score the winner the last time saints beat liverpool, and now playing for the other side he couldn't add his name to the scoresheet. adam lalla na, another southampton alumnus, also missed his target. not a game to live long in the memory but a result that will have an impact at both ends of the premier league table. keith yorked, bbc news. keith york, bbc news. i think he is really greedy on goals, roberto, not bothered too much. and the difference is that mo had an assist and a goal tonight so it is nice both of them had that, because they both worked very hard. and they make a difference, the players. klopp's old friend, the huddersfield boss david wagner fi5i§€§f§fl§l€ agree bé§1§¥§§§3§£ a huge win for his over bournemouth. fantaftffmtba"and ”ks" f , , ~ , ~ of the season so far, offensively and defensively, and if you know the players played 120 minutes on tuesday, and that bournemouth is on a fantastic run as well, it makes this result and performance even

mo sala knocking home. liverpool's form has been nothing if not erratic but they took the conservative approach after the interval, salah'sfort every one in a low—key second half. sadio mane score the winner the last time these sides play, and now playing for the other side he couldn't add his name to the scoresheet. adam lallana, and other southampton alumnus, also missed this target. not a game to live long in the memory but the result that will have an impact at both ends of the premier league table. huddersfield boss david wagner hailed a huge win for his team as they ended a run of five straight league defeats with a 4—1 victory over bournemouth. forward stevie mounie was instrumental in the win, which lifts huddersfield out of the premier league relegation zone, but after the game wagner praised a great team performance. i think there were a few minutes today at the beginning of the game where bournemouth were very strong, very on it, but after this we played fantastic football and i think it was one of our performances of the season so far, offensively and defensively, and if you know the players played 120 minutes