they stay seventh as newcastle move a point above the relegation zone.watched the 1—1 draw at molineux. when going to molineux which wolves will you see? the one that beat spurs and liverpool or the one to struggle against cardiff and huddersfield? it was the former in the first 45, forcing martin dubravka into a couple of saves. it looked to be a matter of time before they would be on their way to a fourth straight win. sometimes the closer they got to the newcastle goal though, the further away they were. the wolves lacked a bite. the magpies were the ultimate opportunists. fabian schar spotted the space, isaac hayden hit and hoped, rui patricio flapped at his posts. hunting for a point wolves went back to the longer range stuff. diogojota's effort was tame. in added time they resorted to some old—fashioned football. stick the centre half up top, lob went into the box, hope for the best. willy boly with the late, late leveler. they had seen a lot at molineux this season. dare i say they have not seen too many finishes quite like that. there was also a

life in newcastle city. this is what the government should be ashamed of.laces to live and they won't be full of drugs. again, coming to newcastle, the kindness that people have shown me, that shows you there's some light and the advice people give me when they come up, it helps me. maybe it is possible. maybe. but before, i didn't think there was any possibilities at all and since i've come here, even a short time, from the kindness of people and having a kind word, yeah, i guess there is a glimmer of hope. and this is my biggest, biggest rock bottom, i think it would be anybody‘s biggest rock bottom, so i hope the only way is up and not a rope. she's fine. i promise you. just take deep breaths, right? deep breath. his temperature is quite low. i'm just going to take this arm out because we need blood pressure. he is still cold with all these layers on and you're wet. deep breaths. is it spice that's done this to you or is it something else? yeah. what is it? don't know. what does this look like to you? spice. do you know where you are? you're all right. y

newcastle were finally allowed to use a little bit of money and what did they do this transfer window they decided to splurge and break their record transfer fee on as lender united of the m.l.s. is do you go you don't making. the most expensive player and i'm a sister now let's just put things into perspective for a minute the last time newcastle broke their transfer fee fourteen years ago pep guardiola was still player rafa benitez won the champions league and. didn't even exist so most people unless you're a huge and last fan orthopod wife probably don't even know who this player is but let me tell you he's actually pretty good he's a solid playmaker who can create and score goals which is something that newcastle really really needs now a lot of people are a little bit critical because they're like m.l.s. premier league how is he going to be able to come into newcastle make a difference when the level of play is really not even comparable but you know what enough for me let's see what our boys at newcastle fans t.v. think because they're really the experts on this one hold on. thi

best of luck reaching that target, good luck getting to newcastle and i hope you getting to newcastle might want to watch this because tonight we were going to bring you some great pictures of a young lad who was sprinting his way, potentially into the record books. it's been across social media today you haven't seen it already. that's all from sportsday. for now though, good night. it has been another spectacular spring like taper many of us. even though it is only mid—february. northern parts of the uk had extra cloud and here we could see rain at times over the weekend. anymore, it will be dry and mild. through tonight, some rain moves across the north of scotland. elsewhere it will be largely dry but we will see more cloud attending defeat in from the west and as a consequence, temperatures will drop as far as they last night. the vast majority staying above freezing. tomorrow will be a milder start. the price we pay is more in the cloud across the south of england and south wales. some of that extending into the midlands as well. the odd spot of diesel in western scotland. their

newcastle for the moment move up to 14th. to lizzie now for the day's other football and the rest of the day's sport. a busy day in the championship with 11 games... leaders norwich city twice came from behind to beat bristol city 3—2. elsewhere there were wins for brentford, leeds — who are just two points behind norwich, middlesbrough, preston, sheffield wednesday and sheffield united who are a goal up at west brom at half time... shefield united will stay second on goal difference ahead of leeds if they can win. stoke drew at home to aston villa — it was the club's first opportunity to pay tribute to one of their icons — england's world cup winning goalkeeper gordon banks, who died earlier this month. banks spent six years with stoke in the late 60s and early 70s. it was also the city where he lived for much of his later life. the home supporters revealed a green goalkeeping shirt during a minute's silence, and stoke's goalkeeperjack butland wore a commemorative replica jersey. there were three games in the scottish premie

josh matavesi with the second of three early tries for newcastle, as they raced into a 21—0 lead.lf, northampton with six of them, including this one for luther burrell. 1a tries in total — the most in a premiership cup game. northampton winning 59—33 and they'll play saracens in the final next month. huddersfield giants are in france taking on catalan dragons in the super league but it's the dragons who are on top, currently leading 26—6. huddersfield had taken an early lead through matt frawley‘s try, but since then two for brayden wiliame and efforts from lewis tierney and sam tomkins have given the dragons a commanding lead. right let's quickly round up some of the day's other sports stories and we'll stay with rugby league because national conference side lock lane will be in the third round draw of the challenge cup, that's after a 28—22 victory over milford. that was one of 13 ties today with all the details on the bbc sport website. the british horse racing authority says no new cases of equine flu have been found following tests on hundreds of horses. the shutdown of hors

but deep in stoppage—time, wolves defender willy boly climbed above the newcastle keeper to head in aand make it1—1. he was part of manchester united's golden generation, and regarded as one of the best midfielders in world football. now, paul scholes is turning his hand to management for the first time, after being named boss of english league 2 side oldham, a club he supported as a boy. he says he has had opportunities to take the job in the past few years, but didn't feel ready until now. i feel like i've done enough time, spent enough time preparing for this. like i say, there is only the next few months when we will know if it is the right thing to do. for now, i've got a good feeling about it, and hopefully it will be the right thing to do. well, despite oldham athletic‘s position, success will still be hard to come by for scholes. he isn't the first of manchester united's famous class of 92 to become a manager. so how have the others fared? ben croucher takes a look. now, this is manchester united's class of ‘92, with phil neville following on a couple of years later. david bec

spotchecks in newcastle.re, they have tightened the rules were issuing taxi licence is, after private hire cabs were used by a gang of a number of years to groom and abuse girls and young women. 18 people were jailed in 2017. and 29 drivers have had their licences revoked in the past year. four of them had been previously convicted of sexual offences. in response, newcastle joined ten other councils in the north—east of england to create a single licensing body, so the steyn standards and checks are applied when issuing licences —— same standards. i think local authorities are all cognisa nt same standards. i think local authorities are all cognisant of the fa ct authorities are all cognisant of the fact that vehicles and drivers work across authority areas, and therefore it is vital that we share information between ourselves to ensure that any public safety issues that we identify with drivers are made available to all. now, the government wants a common rule book for all authorities in england and wales, s

one measure newcastle took was to join forces with 11 other councils in the north—east of england tobody, so the same standards and cheques are applied when issuing licences. standards and cheques are applied when issuing licenceslj standards and cheques are applied when issuing licences. i think the local authorities are all cognisa nt of the fact that vehicles and drivers will work across authority areas and therefore it is vital that we share information to between ourselves to ensure any safety issues we identify with drivers are made available to all. now the government wants a common rule book for all councils in england and wales, so if someone is denied a taxi licence in one area they can't get one from another council which is more lenient. today that is still possible. under the plans criminal background checks would also be compulsory. mandatory cctv in all taxis is being considered, but privacy is an issue. maybe we should raise people's safety above people's privacy because maybe we should be saying to ourselves if you get into a taxi or private hire vehicle and that veh

tom burridge, bbc news, newcastle.r way in sweden, and britain 5 hopes lie firmly on the shoulders of one man — dave ryding. he learnt how to race on the plastic slopes of lancashire — a long way from the snowy pistes where his competitors honed their skills. 0ur correspondent andy swiss went to meet him before he left for scandinavia. he says he used to be skiing's novelty act. the plucky lad from lancashire. but they now underestimate him at their peril. commentator: dave "the rocket" ryding tries to rewrite the record books. he's second! that's sensational! no british skier has ever done what dave ryding has. now twice a runner—up on the elite world cup circuit. remarkable for a man raised not on snow but on plastic. even in his 205, ryding was still competing around the uk on artificial slopes, training here near burnley where he had to battle wind, rain and even sheep. there would be sheep all over the slope, we would have to shoo them off. obviously there was sheep, uh, muck on the slopes, so you occasionally got

if only rafa benitez and newcastle could discover that winning ingredient.e the relegation zone on goal difference they play high flying wolves at molineux in the premier league tonight. conor mcnamara is there. at the start of the season they had similar ambitions is to where they would like to be and to where they would like to be and to the table at the stage of the season but look at them now. virtually at opposite ends and wills are in seventh place with the premier league top six. for wolves well there will probably feel the top six or something of a closed shop and whoever they can take a lot of solace in the fact that they can claim to be the best of the rest at the moment. should they win this evening there was so a new total for the number of premier league points they have earned it a season. just shows what a good job that they've been doing. for newcastle the alarm bells have been ringing very loudly ina new bells have been ringing very loudly in a new record chance or purchase and will seat miguel make his new debut. it is very well in atlanta

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newcastle made their own openings.f, it was time for spurs to make a change. lorenzo made his way unsaid the pitch. with focus going forward, ericsson was inches away from close ahead. about failing to squeeze over the line in this corner. knocked down... a bit of fortune for some questionable goalkeeping. some made sure that night my date class had the title race for now. chelsea, 5 —0, huddersfield chelsea were themsevles thrashed a—nil by bournemouth in midweek, but they are now back into the top four. gonzalo higuain scored twice — his first chelsea goals — and eden hazard also struck twice.. the 5-0 the 5—0 wayne is very important. they are back at the top boy. it is all positive. we have plate for 90 minutes. we defended very well. so i think a very good match, but as i said before, we need consistency now. it is a whole that we have to continue to play with the same mentality in the next matches. palace captain luka milivojevic scored palace's first goal a penalty in the first half. fulham remain in deep trouble

newcastle face burnley in the 8 o'clock kick—off and this is a crucial game for both sides — newcastlea chance to put some daylight between themselves and the teams below. and despite the uncertainty over rafa benitez‘s future, he's not letting that affect him or his team. iam i am really focusing on the next game for that i know we have to do a job and stay up. i think we just need to stay focused and i understand the issue about my contract something you have to ask about but also understand that my main target now is to get those three points against burnley. and bottom side huddersfield ho5t wolves, desperate for a win. they haven't won for 14 matches in the league. that's 13 defeat5 and one draw since november. the last team they beat though was wolves. jan siwert unable to improve their fortune5 since his appointment. this the bottom of the table. huddersfield 14 points adrift of safety. and brighton 5till nervously looking over their 5houlder heading into that match with leicester. you can follow all the scores via 5live final score on the red button and bbc 5port website tonigh

newcastle's record signing makes a couple of this morning's back pages.say chelsea manager maurizio sarri, has accused his players of not listening to him. the sun, of course, have had fun with their headline — "sarri seems to be the hardest word", they say. and they also have some pictures of tottenham's harry kane running for the first time since his ankle injury. and the telegraph go with a close—up of england cricket captainjoe root, "rocking in the antigua heat". and here's why. england suffered another batting collapse in the west indies. after being thrashed in the first test they had a torrid time on day one of the second test in antigua. 0peners rory burns and debutant joe denly both fell cheaply. 0nly moeen ali and jonny bairstow offered any resistance with captain joe root out for a paultry 7 as england stumbled to 187 all out. in reply, west indies are 30 without loss. there'll be plenty to discuss then, on the cricket social podcast, which you can find via the bbc sport website. and later, it's the start of the six nations championship across

flybmi operates from regional airports, including newcastle and bristol, flying to 25 european citiesy blames rising fuel and carbon costs for its problems, but in a statement says... the futures of nearly 400 employees both here and abroad are also in doubt. this is flybmi's headquarters at east midlands airport. only one fly going out of here today and that has been cancelled. the advice from flybmi if you have booked a flight is to consult your insurers or your credit card company, because they cannot organise a alternative flight for you. the company blames rising fuel cores, uncertainty over brexit for its problems but you only have to look at their figures for last year. 29,000 flights, 522,000 passengers. it sounds a lot but it works out on average at 18 passengers on every plane. that is a lot of empty seats. stewart, thank you very much. stuart flinders reporting. theresa may has written to all conservative mps urging them to put aside "personal preferences" and support a brexit deal in the commons. the prime minister's plans were rejected in a vote last week. today, in a let

at the holding of the early pressure, newcastle gave some confidence and had their own openings.e for space to make an appeal. but focus going forward, they were inches away, the bot failing to squeeze over the line in this corner. there isa over the line in this corner. there is a strength that the space needed, and it went home. with a bit of fortune with some questionable goal keeping. he made sure that north london kraut was that the title race for now. it has been an emotional couple of weeks for cardiff city. today their players and fans paid tribute to their stiriker emiliano sala who went missing when his plane disappeared over the channel islands. this was their first home game since the tragedy. both the cardiff and bouremotuh captains laid flowers on the pitch and cardiff's fans created a mosaic in honour of the argentine striker, who would have made his home debut for the club in this match. neil warnock has spoken about the mental and emtional reilience that his players have shown over the last two weeks. and they showed that with a 2—nil win today. bobby reid opened

and scientists at newcastle university have started some unusual research — looking into the britishinegar, sauce or mushy peas, fish and chips remains one of the country's favourite takeaways but like all treats we're warned off having too much, newcastle university researchers think they've found a solution. we're looking for options and opportunities to provide customers with the food they love in a portion that's more manageable. packaging plays a crucial role in limiting how much food is there. we asked take away owners and said hey, can you provide your customers with smaller portions? and then seeing the response from the customers themselves. a standard box of fish and chips has around 1600 calories and the smaller light bite is 600. the boxes were made by gateshead based firm henry colbeck and are now being used in more than 250 shops including this one. in south shields. a lot of people now don't like a big portion of food. you find they take it home, might not eat it, they throw it away, it's a waste. when people come with a smaller box, they enjoyed it, i would rather. go

newcastle hosted huddersfield. newcastle are four points clear of the bottom three.n close the gap on rangers with the winners... elsewhere, hearts were held to a 1—1 draw by st mirren. manchester city have won the first silverware of the women's domestic season. silverware of the women's domestic season. the continental cup. they beat holders arsenal on penalties. the match finished goalless after extra time. janine becky scored and secured victory. city ticket 11—2 on penalties. it is the third time they have won the trophy. chris you seen yet says he is petrified of his son losing the big fight against james together. there isa fight against james together. there is a flash photography in the pictures we are about to show you. it isa pictures we are about to show you. it is a crucial career fight for james together. he is a two—time champion and an olympic gold medallist. james degale believes the loser will face retirement. that is all this but for now. all of the rest of the day of stories available on the bbc sport website. at least 84 people have died and 200

tottenham beat newcastle 1—0. spurs move up to second place in the table.ld items, from electrical appliances and toys, to drinking glasses , have the letters "ce" printed on them. it's the eu safety symbol, but if there's a no deal brexit, it will have to change and that could be costly for businesses. the bbc has learnt that the government is about to announce plans for a replacement. our business correspondent rob young reports. kettles, heaters, toys, light bulbs. dozens of items in your average home are stamped with the letters "ce". the mark says a particular product meets legal requirements and has been tested to high standards. consumers have been told to buy goods with this symbol. it's been with us for more than two decades. the ce mark belongs to the european union, so if britain leaves the eu without a deal, items on sale, like these, will have to be stamped with something else to show consumers the products meet the rules. this is the new logo the government has drawn up. it stands for "uk conformity assessed". this is what it might look like o

newcastle hosted huddersfield at st james's park.in the late kick off, a poor result for leicester manager claude puel, after his side were beaten 4—1 at home by crystal palace. aberdeen closed the gap on second placed rangers in the scottish premiership with a win at stjohnstone. graeme shinnie scored both goals for the dons. elsewhere, hearts were held to a 1—1 draw by bottom side st mirren. and livingston got an important win overfourth placed kilmarnock. rangers and league leaders celtic play tomorrow. manchester city have won the first silverware of the women's domestic season — the continental cup — beating holders arsenal on penalties. the match finished 0—0 after extra time. karen bardsley proved key in the shootout, saving twice. and that allowed janine beckie to secure victory — as city won 11—2 on penalties. it's the third time they've won the trophy. the ibo super—middleweight title fight between the british pair ofjames degale and chris eubankjr is under way at the o2 arena in london. it's been a cagey encounter so far w

after her father was shot in the chest as they were driving in the small community of newcastle.oting happened last month ... and her father is alive because she put pressure on his chest as he drove to fire station to get help. < "isabell absolutely remained calm and composed during the entire incident. she said she needed to focus to keep her dad alive.">( james ) investigators say the man who shot brian pierce was 48-year-old stanley stepanski ... who moments before shooting the father, had shot and killed an elderly woman in her newcastle home. he was killed in a gunbattle with a roseville police officer. and east bay crews are preparing for all the rain heading our way. ill have the details in a live report. ways to lose stubborn belly fat: metal vibration therapy. ( ♪ ) (glass breaking) (gasp) not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling.

newcastle were well organised throughout and rafael benitez‘s side had chances of their own but son's football, sometimes you score early and sometimes you score late, sometimes you score easy and sometimes you score easy and sometimes you score difficult goals but i think football is played over 90 minutes and you have to be patient. the time was right. in the first half we were unlucky, we had a lot of chances. sometimes you must be patient for the right moment. meanwhile after their biggest league defeat in more than 20 years on wednesday, chelsea have responded with a big win against bottom of the table huddersfield. 5—0 at stamford bridge with gonzalo higuain getting his first two goals for the club. borussia dortmund have extended their lead at the top of bundesliga to seven points despite dropping points in a 1—1 draw at eintracht frankfurt. that's because bayern munich lost 3—1 at bayer leverkusen, their fourth in the league this season. borussia monchengladbach are now second after their win at schalke. in spain barcelona were held to a 2—2 draw at home to valencia. barca wer

newcastle were leading right up until the 94th minute against wolves in the premier league tonight.lear of the relegation zone, but after isaac hayden had given them the lead, they would have wanted more. willy boly‘s late header rescued a 1—1 draw for wolves, with referee graham scott deciding the goalkeeper wasn't fouled. wolves stay seventh. there was also a dramatic late equaliser in the fifth round of of the scottish cup, as ross county earned a replay against inverness caledonian thistle. inverness went ahead twice in the battle between the championship sides, with brad mckay making it 2—1 in the second half. josh mullin was the hero for county, scoring in injury—time to earn another highland derby back at victoria park next tueday. and there will be an all—championship clash between dundee united and the winner of that replay, as the draw was made earlier for the quarter—finals of the scottish cup. defending champions celtic will face fellow premiership side hibernian away at easter road. arsenal midfielder aaron ramsey has agreed tojoin italian giants juventus this summer. t

burnley suffered their first premier league defeat of 2019, beaten 2—0 at newcastle both goals came in sean longstaff scored his first goal for the club to make it two. the result lifts newcastle up to 13th — 7 points above the relegation zone gylfi sigurdsson scored twice as everton ended a run of three successive league defeats at relegation threatened cardiff. dominic calvert—lewin rounded off the 3—0 win that moves everton up to 9th. leeds united missed the chance to go top of the championship as they were beaten 1 nil at qpr. (gfx) luke freeman scored the winner as the hosts ended a run of seven —— luke freeman scored the winner as the hosts ended a run of seven straight league defeats. elsewhere birmingham beat bristol city 2—1 to move to within three points of the play—off places. hull city got their first victory in four games as they beat beat millwall 2—1. and steven fletcher scored twice to give sheffield wednesday all three points against brentford. tyson fury‘s next fight will not be the much anticipated rematch with wbc heavweight champion deontay wilder. their dramatic f

in the days early premier league kick off, tottenham are hosting newcastle.after 39 minutes. newcastle's new signing miguel almiron missed a glorious chance to give them the lead. it was his debut. tom daley took a complete breakfrom diving last year, after injuries and illness left him physically and emotionally exhausted". during that time, he became a father, but despite a few sleepless nights he says he s feeling "fitter than ever". nick hope has been to meet daley ahead of his return to action in plymouth, today. tom daley has experienced more in the last decade than many do in a lifetime. but he sees 2018 as his most dramatic year to date. started off with pneumonia, then i got something similarto, like, a glandularfever. and then i was still trying to dive and i ended up with some concussions, but still managed to go to the commonwealth games. but, after that, body and mind needed time to rest, especially with the impending parenthood. baby robbie, named after daley‘s late father, rob, arrived injune and the diver simply loves being a dad. it has been

and that's just here in newcastle.ules are not so strict, and getting a licence there. so in the northeast of england, counsels created a single licensing authority, making standards and checks the same. now the government wants to do something similar for all of england, and possibly wales, too. we need to know who is driving people around. if there are people out there who actually have been caught doing something bad before, then why the hell are they still on the roads? in the future, the government wants anyone with a sexual conviction to be barred from getting a licence. tom burridge, bbc news, in newcastle. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story. one of the most powerful cartel leaders in history, joaquin el chapo guzman, has been found guilty at his drug trafficking trial in the us. he faces a mandatory life sentence. we will hear the story of these two women, widows of two men executed by nigeria in 1995. today, they told a court in the hague that the oil giant shell was complicit in

newcastle was supposed to have a meeting tonight.ng to david williamson from newcastle. hospitality it was a very busy. one party of 75 insisted coming along, having lunch and some entertainment this evening so they will be here until about 7:30pm. that was a good crowd due this evening so disappointing, foul weather, but it's one of these things, we had to move on. what a disappointing race —— what are disappointed the racegoers saying? they are naturally disappointed but understanding of the reason for the ban and newcastle have said everyone will be refunded for their tickets. nobody losing out there. next week we wait for monday to find out what happens beyond the ban for wednesday. also tonight we are looking in north yorkshire in villages which are famous for racehorse trainers such as mark johnson. racehorse training is probably their we've been in the village speaking to people and some of the professionals and getting their opinions on how hard this ban is going to their business? letsjoin amanda is going to their business?

it is two flights from newcastle now, through amsterdam with klm.it is virtually impossible to have a business day using the klm option. john carney, we hope you get your money back and hopes to somebody leaps in and rescue is that route. thank you, bye— bye. two—thirds of fathers of premature and sick babies are being forced to return to work while their child is in intensive care, according to research from neonatal charity bliss, and bbc radio 5 live investigates. more than three quarters of parents surveyed said they were not given enough time off when a child was born prematurely or with health complications. the government says it's reviewing the help available. with me isjosie anderson from the charity bliss. we can also speak to lawrence quayle, whose son leo was born 15 weeks early — hejoins me from bedford. welcome to you both. first, lawrence, that must have been a very, very frightening time for you and your partner. tell us about leo. lawrence, we can't hear you at the moment, we are going to try and come back to you. i don't think it i

english premier league side newcastle united have broken their transfer record to sign the paraguayan almiron. he joins from the mls champions atlanta united for $27 million. marouane fellaini is on his way out of manchester united. the belgian midfielder has had a medical with the chinese super league side shandong luneng. the fee hasn't been confirmed but the chinese transfer window doesn't close until the end of february. ba rcelona's highly—rated midfielder denis suarez has joined arsenal on loan until the end of the season. he played for the arsenal manager unai emery at sevilla. the ivory coast international wilfried bony has moved from swansea city to the qatari stars league side al—arabi on loan until the end of the season. all the details are over on the bbc sport website. in spain, real madrid are through to the semi—finals of the copa del rey, after a comfortable victory at girona. karim benzema scored twice as real won the second leg 3—1. marcos llorente also scored for madrid as they completed a 7—3 aggregate win. and lazio are through to the semi—finals of the coppa ital

tom burridge, bbc news, newcastle.s has increased by a third since 2014. our correspondent david rhodes reports. piled high and going nowhere. life for residents on this street in leeds has been pretty grim in recent weeks. since christmas, i'm not actually sure if we've had a collection. like, the bins haven't been collected and it has got worse. like, i've lived in hyde park now for three years and i've not seen it this bad. here, students live next to those who have called the streets home for decades. all agree, though, that the council could do a betterjob at collecting the bins. it's awful. they are not coming. and sometimes... too windy, they blow down, go everywhere. as you can see, it's overflowing. we've had this issue for a while and it's just really disgusting, we see rats everywhere. since we filmed here last week, leeds city council say they've been back to empty these bins and that they collect over 99% of all waste on time. waste collection teams go out in all weather. here in barnsley, complaints about

they were driving down rock springs road in the quiet community of newcastle - when suddenly they heard a loud sound.not only did someone shoot the drivers' side window - but that bullet also hit isabell's dad in the chest.and what she did next, sheriff bell says, saved her dad's life.sheriff devon bell/placer county: "brian grabbed his sweatband and placed it over the wound his chest. isabell quickly used her hands to hold that into place over brian's wound.//brian drove to a fire station in loomis where he received medical aid. isabell was able to keep pressure on the wound the entire drive." investigators say the man who shot brian pierce was stanley stepanski, a 48-year old montana resident who, moments before, had shot and killed an elderly woman in her newcastle home.stepanski also shot at businesses, homes, and other vehicles.. before he was killed in a gunbattle with a roseville police officer. -nats-weeks later, brian is recovering from his gunshot wound... and celebrating his daughter's bravery.sheriff devon bell/placer county: "i can't imagine an 8 year old having the composu

sarries will play either northampton or newcastle in next month's final.ave made up their points deficit in week two of rugby league's super league... they'd been docked points for breaching the salary cap, but after tonight's 3a—16 win over leeds they're now on zero points mid table on points difference. it's a boost for wigan ahead of next week's world club challenge game he crushed him in the semifinal. he will play barry hawkins for the title. ben stokes has been named in the 12 man squad along with mark wood and keatonjennings, who was dropped for the second test. stokes had been a doubt after suffering a bruised heel earlier in the week. well earlier the bbc‘s cricket team gave their reaction to the squad announcement for the final test in st lucia. and looks like they went back to what they know. may be, it may be, that caused a little bit confusion in barbados for the first test match. no matter what side you are going to take, you are not going to win with that kind of combat, let you and to be but see as one thing, the rail engine room there, dad

in fact, we're already expecting double figures there in aberdeen, edinburgh, newcastle, and also into wednesday, the mild air has well and truly arrived on our shores. in fact, it's also seeping into parts of scandinavia and western as well as eastern parts of europe. and in fact, by thursday and friday, those winds turn to a southerly, so that means one thing — those temperatures will continue to rise. by thursday it could be around 13 or 14 degrees, notjust in the south of the country, but even in one or two spots across scotland. so the weather this week is looking absolutely fine. bye— bye. good morning welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. our headlines today: the prime minister says she's prepared to talk tojeremy corbyn about his demands for supporting a brexit deal but rules out a customs union with the eu. a new trial suggests that women with a family history of breast cancer could benefit if screening was reduced to the age of 35. the bafta queen: olivia colman picks up best actress for her role in the favourite at last night's awards — and pays tribute

i suspect newcastle and hull will probably stay dry all day and quite bright. is approaching, but ahead of it, the winds are blowing out of the south—west, so a very mild direction. so, despite the cloud and the rain, it's still going to feel pretty mild in some western areas of the uk. i think it will eventually cloud over, at least turn quite hazy across eastern and southern areas, but it will be dry here. temperatures will still get up to ii or 12 degrees. but rain expected for belfast and western parts of scotland in the day, and then overnight, that rain is going to sweep through. now, this is wednesday's weather forecast here. notice the mild air reaching further north. so that means that the temperatures will start to creep back up again on wednesday. the morning is looking a little cloudy and rainy. this picture here is in the morning. and then in the afternoon, that weather front moves out of the picture, the skies should clear up a little bit and those temperatures will start rising. we're expecting even 13 degrees, maybe even 14 in one or two spots o

in fact, we're already expecting double figures in aberdeen, edinburgh, newcastle and belfast.and truly arrived on our shores. in fact, it is also seeping into parts of scandinavia and western as well as eastern parts of europe. by thursday and friday, those winds turn to a southerly, so that means one thing, those temperatures will continue to rise. by thursday it could be around 13 or 14 degrees, notjust in the south of the country but even in one or two spots across scotland. so the weather this week is looking absolutely fine. bye— bye. stalin welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: as mainly kurdish forces clash with islamic state fighters in syria — america's top military commander says us troops will probably start withdrawing within weeks. strong winds fan wildfires in new zealand forcing thousands to flee their homes. a video is released appearing to show abdurehim heyit, a prominent uighur musician previously reported to have died in a chinese detention camp. and pop music's most prestigiou

i suspect newcastle and hull will probably stay dry all day and quite bright.est. so, a very mild direction. so despite the cloud and the rain, it's still going to feel pretty mild in some western areas of the uk. i think it will eventually cloud over, at least turn quite hazy, across eastern and southern areas but it will be dry here. temperatures will still get up to 11 or 12 degrees, but rain expected for belfast and western parts of scotland in the day. and then overnight, that rain is going to sweep through. now this is wednesday's weather forecast here. notice the mild air reaching further north. so, that means that the temperatures will start to creep back up again on wednesday. the morning is looking a little cloudy and rainy. this picture here is in the morning. and then in the afternoon, that weather front moves out of the picture, the skies should clear up a little bit and those temperatures will start rising. we're expecting 13 degrees, maybe even 1a in one or two spots on wednesday. come thursday, that's when the winds really switch direction. they

and newcastle united move up a place to 15th following a 2—0 win at home to burnley.ia semi—final between lazio and milan, the first leg finished goalless at the stadio 0limpico in rome. despite the draw, it is now nine games unbeaten for gennaro gattuso's milan, and they will head back to the san siro for the second leg on 24 april confident of progressing. paris st—germain remain on course for a fifth consecutive coupe de france title, after angel di maria scored twice in their 3—0 quarter—final win over dijon. real madrid host barcelona in the second leg of their copa del rey semi—final on wednesday, with the first leg finishing 1—1. it is the second time in four days the clasico will be played, with the two sides again meeting at the the bernabeu on saturday in la liga. santiago solari's side are looking to stop the catalans from continuing their bid for a fifth successive trophy in this competition, but they are not bothered about lionel messi potentially being their undoing. translation: that word, scared, doesn't exist in football for those who compete. asked w

his hat—trick, albeit with a suggestion that his arm played a part. 3—1 to city, stringing off the newcastlere on liverpool, who play west ham tomorrow. it's a tough, tough job. we did it quite well in terms of mentality, intensity and our rhythm. we are now thinking about everton, a lwa ys we are now thinking about everton, always a tough game, so a tough week for us. game by game, we will see how far we will go. they have an advantage to us, with the time,... also with their good offensive and defensive players. we need to continue improving, or doing our way. it is not for each other we need time. its 10 games unbeaten now for manchester united, since ole gunnar solskjaer took over as manager. a goal from marcus rashford saw them beat leicester 1—0 to move up to fifth in the table — their higest position since the first day of the season. natalie pirks reports. nine teams had tried and failed to beat united since this man took over. the team look reborn, none moreso than paul pogba, pulling the strings once again. 21 and carefree, marcus rashford now the youngest united player since ryan