could they beat montpellier and make it through to the knockout stages? good evening.palace has revealed that the duke of edinburgh went to hospital today for a check up, after being involved in a car crash at sandringham yesterday afternoon. they say he had no injuries of concern. police in norfolk have confirmed they're investigating the crash, and will take any appropriate action. an eyewitness who helped the 97—year—old prince out of his overturned land rover car described the scene of the collision as horrendous, at a road junction near the sandringham estate. the woman driving the other vehicle in the crash was treated in hospitalfor cuts, while herfemale passenger broke her wrist. a nine—month—old baby, who was also in their car, wasn't hurt. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is at sandringham for us tonight. yes, 30 hours after prince phillip‘s crash, we are much clearer now about what happened here on the a149. here too about how miraculous it was that nobody was more seriously injured and how the duke himself escaped unhurt. it was the devastatin

edinburgh upset the french giants montpellier to reach the knockout phase of the champions cup, and inoing so, they help glasgow qualify. is no risk for many comes monday and tuesday, i will have detail later. —— more. it's saturday the 19th of january. our top story: the bbc has found a postcode lottery in gp care which means doctors in some parts of england struggle with three times as many patients as those in other parts of the country. the royal college of gps says it's the result of years of underinvestment, as our health correspondent nick triggle reports. there are 3a,000 gps in england — around one for every 1700 patients — but these doctors are not evenly spread around the country. nhs england figures show that gps in some areas have to deal with three times as many patients as those in others. in rushcliffe in nottinghamshire, there are nearly 1200 patients for every gp, but in swale in kent, there are over 3300 patients for every gp. some variation is to be expected. an area with a high number of older patients and lots of young children is likely to need more doctors, but

they're at home at murrayfield against the sidejust behind them in pool five, montpellier. five live sports extra with kick—off at 7:45, and edinburgh know that only a win will ensure their place in the knockout stage. it's a really big deal this for edinburgh — they haven't made it through the pool stage since 2012, and this would be just the third time they've done so in their history. what about glasgow then? well they're currently sitting in second in pool three, and have a tough test tomorrow when they go to saracens, who've already sealed their place in the quarterfinals with a 100% record . with a 100% record. that match might not have too much riding on it because an edinburgh win ensures glasgow would go through as one of the top three runners up. and that would be a first for scottish rugby with both sides advancing. earlier i spoke to the former scotland international and edinburgh fly—half, chris paterson. edinburgh have been adding layers to the game for the last year or so, so the game for the last year or so, so the defense was rock solid. it is a great town

they certainly did not expect, a lot of people did not expect them to beat montpellier. form edinburgh team. they sealed their seventh—straight win in all competitions thanks to this try from darcy graham. edinburgh finish top of their pool then. the win has also helped glasgow qualify for the knockout stage. it's the first time that both scottish sides made it through. meanwhile, newcastle, who already knew they couldn't qualify for the last eight, were narrowly beaten by toulon in their final group game. the falcons had led with just six minutes to go, before bastien soury forced his way over in the dying minutes to seal a 27—24 win. now, a bit of an emotional time and the tennis overnight. you know when you are just the tennis overnight. you know when you arejust a the tennis overnight. you know when you are just a 18 and you're the tennis overnight. you know when you arejust a 18 and you're up the tennis overnight. you know when you are just a 18 and you're up the one player who has dominated the sport ever since you were born. —— when you are just sport ever since y

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for the newcastle falcons who needed victory to stay in europe but there was no negotiating with montpellier00 miles home for newcastle. edinburgh came even further for that welcome to toulon, a call for the local warriors from the mountains to the sea, preferably via their opponents try line. toulon lead at the break. that makes what edinburgh did afterwards even more remarkable, epitomised this incredible try. james johnstone made: pay, the victory worth running 5000 miles and then another 500 more. patrick gearey, bbc news. it's time to pop out of the room if you don't want to know today's premier league football results as match of the day follows soon on bbc one. a mo salah penalty gave liverpool victory over brighton and extended jurgen klopp‘s side's lead at the top of the table to seven points. newcastle are in the relegation zone after defeat to chelsea while southampton moved out of it with victory over leicester. west ham beat arsenal and there were wins for burnley and watford. england's charley hull has won the opening tournament of the ladies european tour golf season. the 22—y

there was no negotiating with montpellier, who scored seven tries. home for newcastle. edinburgh came even further for that welcome to toulon. it isa further for that welcome to toulon. it is a call for a local warriors from the mountains to the sea prefera bly from the mountains to the sea preferably via the try line. toulon obliged and lead at the break. that makes what edinburgh did afterwards all the more remarkable. their performance epitomised by this incredible try. james johnstone performance epitomised by this incredible try. jamesjohnstone made toulon peya. this time tomorrow, the australian 0pen will be underway, and andy murray should have finished his first match. since that emotional admission that he's playing in constant pain following hip surgery, and retirement is inevitable sooner rather than later, fellow players have paid tribute to his career. today we heard from the greatest on the men's tour. it hits us top guys hard, you know, because we know andy very well. we like him. he doesn't have many enemies, to be quite honest. he is

in rugby union's champions cup, montpellier — one of the true giants of european rugby, arrived in edinburghurgh team. they sealed their seventh—straight win in all competitions thanks to this try from darcy graham. edinburgh finish top of their pool and the win also helped glasgow 7 t. £7»; 74 2 5 ww. at“). w517. ..w. ... . w england's netballers face a huge weekend as they seek to win a first quad series title. the commonwealth champions face south africa tonight, before taking on australia in london on sunday in what could be a series decider. but coach tracey neville insists they are not getting ahead of themselves. this south africa game, we have to go away and do our homework on them. they will come out tough cookies, because anything is to play for now in this series. the series is set up to really challenge people, like a world cup scenario. however, i can only look at the south africa game because we will not even be in that position on sunday, so taking one game ata position on sunday, so taking one game at a time it's really important. that's all the sport for now. these were the

by four commentaries from 12.55pm tomorrow afternoon, beginning with newcastle's crucial trip to montpelliere their nfl play—off tie at the new england patriots confident as they look to continue their march in their divisional game in massachusetts. the patriots had a bye last weekend, as the afc east champions and understand this will be a different prospect. the playoffs is a whole new season. it's a fresh start. the excitement levels from the fans, the players a lwa ys levels from the fans, the players alwaysjumps levels from the fans, the players always jumps up another notch if not always jumps up another notch if not a few notches. it's going to be good. it's going to be rocking. 0n sunday, 1pm, the excitement level i would just say for the players and the fans is always up. it's a one—game season. you've got to put it all on the line, no matter what. no matter what you've got, whatever you're dealing with, you've just got to put it all on the line. you know if you lose that game, you're going home. so, iwouldjust if you lose that game, you're going home. so, i would just say everyone

in rugby union, montpellier, one of the giants of european rugby, arrived in edinburgh with swagger,wn to earth by edinburgh, with a seventh straight win in all competitions. edinburgh finished top of their pool, and that women also helps us to teams it through. newcastle were already out. l“;;‘“ having hifiifé 5 in africa for taking australia in tomorrow could be africa for taking australia in tomorrow - could be a london tomorrow in what could be a decider. coach tracey neville series decider. coach tracey neville insists they're not getting ahead of themselves. the south africa game, we have to go away and do our work on that. they're tough cookies, anything is to play for in this series. the series is set up to really challenge people, like the world cup scenario, however i can only look at the south africa game because we want... taking one game ata time because we want... taking one game at a time is very important. that's all for now. us president donald trump and north korean leader kimjong un will meet for a second summit at the end of february, to try to build on their histo

newcastle's knockout hopes disappeared after being thumped 45—8 by montpellier.aking the victory. team—mates antonio felix de costa and britain's alexander sims collided with ten minutes remaining, handing the lead to d'ambrosio, who's top of the standings. that's all the sport for now. i will have more at about a quarter past 11. thank you. heavy snow has been wreaking more havoc across large parts of europe, leaving roads blocked, trains services cancelled and schools shut. it's led to the deaths of seven people in austria in the past week and two hikers have been reported missing. bethany bell reports from the austrian alps. the little town of annaberg is blanketed in white. like many mountain regions in germany and austria, it is experiencing unusually heavy falls of snow. these sensors are there to protect houses from avalanches. the authorities are struggling to remove the snow. these volunteer firefighters are working to clear the roof of annaberg's primary school. stefan obermeister from the lower austrian fire brigade says they need to ensure the buildin

montpellier — one of the true giants of european rugby, arrived in edinburgh with a swagger, but theirraight win in all competitions thanks to this try from darcy graham. edinburgh finish top of their pool and the win also helped glasgow qualify for the knockout stage. it's the first time that both scottish sides have made it through. in the night's other game, newcastle — who were already out — narrowly lost to toulon. in the night's other game,... liverpool can once again, go seven points clear at the top of the premier league today, if they beat crystal palace at anfield. however, palace were actually the last team to beat liverpool at home in the league — that was 637 days ago — so managerjurgen klopp knows, not to take them lightly. we have to be ready for a proper fight again, and that is what i think we were, now, no real concerns or doubts about fans about how we are to be. positive expectation, thatis are to be. positive expectation, that is ok, but we have to deliver. ahead of that, wolves host leicester, at lunchtime, and at 3, a relegation zone scrap between newcastle and c

newcastle's hopes of reachig the quarterfinals disappeared after being thumped 45—8 by montpellier whose're hoping to return to the top of that group by beating toulon. that match has just kicked off along with scarlets against leicester. three—time grand slam champion, andy murray was back on court today warming up for what could be his last match at a grand slam on monday. murray is preparing for the first round of the australian open following an emotional press conference where he admitted he could retire after this tournament but hopes to continue until wimbledon. whatever happens, the focus will start to turn to his successors.. joe linskey has been looking at the future of british tennis. has match on monday morning could be the last time we see him on court. so hampered by injury marie will not expect a challenge for the australian open. more realistic hopes could rest with kyle edmund britton's new number one who reached the semifinals last year. the expenses i have had with him and memories in terms of training with him, to get to know personally, then seeing what he has done o

edinburgh are taking on french powerhouse montpellier, knowing that a win will see them into the quarterfinalsies. a win tonight would also help glasgow qualify... it would be the first time that both scottish teams have made it out of the pool stage. newcastle are already out of the competition. they're trying to end a run of six successive defeats against three time winners toulon who are also out. newcastle leading 10—7 there. west ham have previously stated he is not for sale but yesterday their manager suggested he could leave if a deal sit at both parties. west ham's marko arnautovic has been left out of their squad for tomorrow's match against bournemouth. rumours continue that he'll be moving to china for a fee of around £35 million. west ham have previously said that he's not for sale but yesterday, manager manuel pellegrini suggested he could leave if a deal suited both parties. they haven't commented on why he won't play tomorrow. norwich can move to second in the championship tonight with a win over birmingham at carrow road... and they started well with teemu pukki putting them ah

montpellier — one of the true giants of european rugby, arrived in edinburgh with a swagger, but theiris try from darcy graham. edinburgh finish top of their pool and the win also helped glasgow qualify for the knockout stage. it's the first time that both scottish sides have made it through. in the night's other game, newcastle — who were already out — narrowly lost to toulon. norwich returned to second place in the championship, with a 3—1win over birmingham at carrow road. all the goals came in the first half, with this long—range grass—cutter from mario vrancic, the pick of the bunch. birmingham drop to ninth place. danny rose here this morning. hello, dan. interesting that you talk -- dan. interesting that you talk -- dan is here this morning. 0n football focus today, we have got a really interesting interview with paul pogba, who is the man who is accused of falling out with jose mourinho, causing problems with the old boss. we are not allowed to talk too much about that situation, but it was really interesting how things have changed under solskjaer. now, on this new brand of fo