here in use at -- in newcastle _ the moment. here in use at -- in newcastle they — the moment.moment. here in use at -- in newcastle they have been - the moment. here in use at -- in| newcastle they have been working very hard to try and get as many staff vaccinated as possible. they think they got up to around 95% of front line staff fully vaccinated, but managers hear say they can't afford to lose a single member of staff, such are pressures face from an ongoing coronavirus covid pandemic and also the huge backlog of work that was built up during the pandemic, they still have to get through. so they are not averse at all to the idea of cancelling the mandating of covid vaccines for front line staff. but at this hospital today because other thoughts are turning towards the two—year anniversary of the first patients being admitted to this very hospital to be treated for coronavirus, in the small hours of the 31st of january 2020, the first patients were brought here after falling ill in york and they were treated here at the rvi in newcastle. so we asked some staff hear about t

and norwich are now above newcastle after beating everton.e sliced a clearance past his own goalkeeper and adam idah doubled norwich's lead two minutes later with his first premier league goal. they held on to win 2—1 and are just a point from safety. wolves' good run continues as they beat southampton 3—1 at molineaux. goals from rauljimenez and captain conor coady helped create a comfortable cushion, and adama traore scored his first of the season in stoppage time to stifle the visitors' late challenge by way of a james ward—prowse goal. and tomorrow's north london derby has been postponed. after the premier league accepted arsenal's request to call the match off. at the tottenham hotspur stadium. arsenal say it's because of positive covid—19 cases, injuries and players away at the africa cup of nations. spurs say they're extremely surprised that arsenal's application was approved. talking of afcon, nigeria have made it two wins out of two as they sealed their place in the knockout stages of the tournament. the super eagles cruised to a 3—1

fan and i think— he is a boy had newcastle fan and i think the _ he is a boy had newcastle fan and ias just too much. think the pole of going back to newcastle wasjust too much. £50 million so — newcastle wasjust too much. £50 million so it's not too bad business for bright _ million so it's not too bad business for bright there.— for bright there. tricky a burn and tar: et and for bright there. tricky a burn and target and they'll _ for bright there. tricky a burn and target and they'll be _ for bright there. tricky a burn and target and they'll be bolstering i target and they'll be bolstering that defence onto clean sheets all season. another interesting long, aaron ramsey from juventus looks like he's on his way to ranges. yes. like he's on his way to ranges. yes, very interesting. _ like he's on his way to ranges. yes, very interesting. ramsey _ like he's on his way to ranges. yes, very interesting. ramsey is - like he's on his way to ranges. yes, very interesting. ramsey is a hugely paid player— very interesting. ramsey is a hugely paid player around £500,000 a week way out _ pa

and norwich are now above newcastle after beating everton.t his own goalkeeper and adam idah doubled norwich�*s lead two minutes later with his first premier league goal. they held on to win 2—1 and are just a point from safety whilst the pressure grows on everton boss rafa benitez. wolves�* good run continues as they beat southampton 3—1 at molineaux. goals from rauljimenez and captain conor coady helped create a comfortable cushion, and adama traore scored his first of the season in stoppage time to stifle the visitors' late challenge by way of a james ward—prowse goal. and there's one premier league game remaining — it's early in the second half at villa park where steven gerrard's side are taking on manchester united. no ronaldo in the united squad, phillipe coutinho starting on the bench for villa. having lost the fa cup game villa are hoping for better but they're trailing 1—0 after a howler from their keeper allowed bruno fernandez to score. and tomorrow's north london derby has been postponed after the premier league accepted arsenal'

elsewhere, northampton saints beat newcastle falcons.t the dam health stadium — ramiro moyano with the pick of the scores after a flowing move. gloucester—hartpury have increased the pressure on the top four in the women's premier 15s with a bonus—point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks. now let's return to football — and there's not long to wait until the next big tournament gets under way. the africa cup of nations kicks off tomorrow, with hosts cameroon

yes, one of them was at newcastle — shocks.erved it. let's hope it ends with a fantastic— deserved it. let's hope it ends with a fantastic game this evening and plenty— a fantastic game this evening and plenty of— a fantastic game this evening and plenty of goals for us to talk about in the _ plenty of goals for us to talk about in the studio.— in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. _ in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. let's _ in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. let's talk - in the studio. that's exactly what we would like. let's talk about i in the studio. that's exactly what. we would like. let's talk about the two teams, starting with manchester united. they come into this losing that game against wolves last weekend — has he been able to imprint his mark on this team yet? what have you made of them? hat what have you made of them? not as of et, what have you made of them? not as of yet. he's — what have you made of them? not as of yet. he's in — what have you made of them? not as of y

london lions comfortably beat newcastle eagles 87—117 to lift the women's basketball league cup.. they were never really threatened by an eagles team which has had to rebuild in recent weeks under a new coach and additional urgent recruits. and in the men's final, leister riders have won their 5th bbl championship in 9 seasons beating manchester giants 83—69. manchester got off to a strong start but couldn't maintain momentum as leicester began to find theirform in the second quarter. leicester's geno crandall took home the mvp award agfter a 26—point performance. that's all from sportsday. thanks for waching. bye. hello there. after what's been a very quiet month so far, this weekend has been stormy. saturday we sought storm malik, and now we have got to content with storm corrie, which is going to batter northern parts of the country this evening and overnight and even into the start of monday. so there it is, storm corrie coming in off the atlantic, squeezing the isobars as it moves across the north of the country through the overnight period. office yellow warning for the wea

newcastle united have made a bid to sign england right—back kieran trippier from atletico madrid. england side that reached the final of euro 2020 last summer, helped atletico win la liga last season. newcastle are one off the bottom of the premier league everton have signed the ukraine defender vitaliy mykolenko from dynamo kiev. hejoins on a four—year deal, for a fee believed to be up to £17 million. he's played 21 times for his country, including their run to the quarter—finals of last year's european championship. mykolenko, who's 22, said he'd always dreamed of playing in the premier league. he's rafael benitez�*s sixth signing for everton, who are 15th in the table. liverpool play chelsea tomorrow, but their managerjurgen klopp won't be with them. he's returned a suspected positive test for covid—i9 and will miss the game. yesterday klopp said three players had tested positive. a liverpool statement says there has been no further cases among the playing squad but three backroom staff have also returned suspected positive tests. assistant pep lijnders will take charge for the

london lions comfortably beat newcastle eagles 87—47 to lift the women's basketball league cup. really threatened by an eagles team which has had to rebuild in recent weeks under a new coach and additional urgent recruits. and in the men's final, leicester riders have won their fifth bbl championship in nine seasons beating manchester giants 83—69. manchester got off to a strong start but couldn't maintain momentum as leicester began to find theirform in the second quarter. leicester's geno crandall took home the mvp award agfter a 26—point performance. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on the bbc news channel, it's time for 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, as usual. so, mark, what do we have this week? packed week. we have parallel mothers, which is the new film by pedro almodovar. we have a new british horror movie, amulet. and sing 2 — more singing animals. that's quite the mixture. so, parallel mothers, lots of sort of excitement about almodo

newcastle were hopeless.lliant for the fa cu, �* , ., cambridge and brilliant for the fa cup. i'm trying to look for a positive _ cup. i'm trying to look for a positive for— cup. i'm trying to look for a positive for you, _ cup. i'm trying to look for a positive for you, l. - cup. i'm trying to look for a positive for you, l. joe i cup. i'm trying to look for a i positive for you, l. joe ironside there, he told the bbc after was that you were his hero growing up. does that make you feel any better? it makes me feel very old, dan! delighted — it makes me feel very old, dan! delighted for him. try and put yourself— delighted for him. try and put yourself in his position. those players — yourself in his position. those players at _ yourself in his position. those players at cambridge, that position. they come _ players at cambridge, that position. they come up to the premier league outfit _ they come up to the premier league outfit in _ they come up to the premier league outfit in that magnificent stadium, he sc

the league 1 team knew this would be a battle, going up against premier league side newcastle.ambridge. joe ironside he defied the odds to send them into the fourth round. it is the stuff dreams are made of! we scored, we kept a clean sheet, which _ we scored, we kept a clean sheet, which is _ we scored, we kept a clean sheet, which is really important. not many teams _ which is really important. not many teams can_ which is really important. not many teams can do that. we always have that belief, — teams can do that. we always have that belief, and look how many supporters have come here to support us! we _ supporters have come here to support us! we sold — supporters have come here to support us! we sold out. it's incredible, what _ us! we sold out. it's incredible, what a — us! we sold out. it's incredible, what a way— us! we sold out. it's incredible, what a way to start the year. this is what it means. 3a places separate afc wimbledon — but you wouldn't know from this performance. tyrone clash was ahead after ten minutes, and they never gave up that lead. adrian clifton co

newcastle fans will be hoping he's the first of many to come and help their fight for survival in theicks off on sunday, with a host of the world's best players heading to cameroon. the tournament itself was delayed by 12 months because of the pandemic, and organisers have faced criticism over it's timing. here's our reporter peter okwoche who's out in the cameroon capital yaounde. 24 2a teams at all, 52 games in six venues across five different towns. who are the favourites? everybody will point to senegal with the likes of sergio armani and edward was or may be egypt with mo salah. who knows? the right of the defending champions algeria that you've always got the door courses cameroon who are hosed and you've got ivory coast for that what about nigeria? at this be the year again after 2013? we will find out at the end of this tournament that i'm pretty sure is going to keep africa grip for next four weeks. in rugby union's premiership, just one match tonight bristol claiming a bonus point victory over sale — andy uren with the fourth try. it finished 32—15 at ashton gate with the fa

newcastle united have agreed a deal to sign kieran trippier from atletico madrid. st james�* park. newcastle have agreed to pay £12 million for the 31—year—old england international. for an initialfee of £10 million. everton have signed rangers right back nathan patterson for an initialfee of £10 million. patterson, seen here on the right training with scotland, has signed a five—and—a—half—year deal at goodison park. the 20—year—old is everton's second signing of the january transfer window, after ukrainian left back vitalyii myko—lenko. novak djokovic says he will be defending his australian open title, ending months of speculation. he'd refused to reveal his vaccination status — and every player at the event has to be fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption. djokovic announced on social media he was "heading down under with an exemption permission". our tennis correspondent russell fuller says it still isn't clear exactly what happened to get djokovic this exemption. we are told the parameters by which the two independent panels decide whether anonymous ind

and newcastle have been busy too.r first signing since their new owners took over. england full—back kieran trippier has joined from atletico madrid. he's played for boss eddie howe before at burnley and joins for £12 million. but newcastle fans will be hoping he's the first of many to come and help the club battle against relegation from the premier league. it's a player i know really well from our time early together. i know he will bring a huge amount on and off the pitch, his leadership quality, winning mentality, he is driven to succeed and i think all his experiences he has accumulated in the game will help us in our current position. 0n the pitch i think he is an outstanding technical player who will attack very well and bring a level of calm to our play on the ball, and he is a top defender as well. we are delighted with the signing. as we've been hearing, another tennis player is being investigated for breaking australia's covid vaccination rules. it comes as officials have insisted that novak djokovic isn't

it's the moment lots of newcastle fans have been waiting for.have their first signing confirmed under their new owners. england full—back kieran tripper has joined from atletico madrid. he's played for eddie howe before at burnley and joins for £12 million. but newcastle fans will be hoping he's the first of many to come in and help with the club battling against relegation from the premier league. well, there's lots more on all of those stories on the bbc sport website. including plenty more reaction from the ashes in australia. and there are highlights of the day's play on the bbc iplayer from 5pm. but that's all your sport for now. let's return to our top story and the pressure the surge of omicron cases in london and the south east is putting on nhs services. 200 members of the armed forces are being deployed to help hospitals struggling to cope with staff shortages. joining me now is prof sir david spiegelhalter, a statistician from the university of cambridge — he is co—author of covid by numbers. on demand very much in demand throughout t

newcastle have agreed a £12 million fee with atletico madrid. manager eddie howe, who signed him while he was at burnley. you wonder if more signings will follow. that's all the sport for now. thank you for your messages about the nation that the government at westminster are considering dropping the requirement to have a pcr test if you've tested positive on a lateral flow test. this says, hello, my adult daughter took a pcr test after a negative lateral flow in bed for a week with covid. she did a lateralflow for a week with covid. she did a lateral flow everyday to see if they would return a positive result, they did not, so we no longer trust them and believe they give us full sense of security and increase the spread of security and increase the spread of covid. ——. sense of security. if you don't have symptoms and get a positive lateral flow, the government is finalising plans to suggest he won't need a pcr test to confirm it. if you have a positive lateral flow, confirm it. if you have a positive lateralflow, they confirm it. if you have

newcastle united have agreed a $16 million fee with atletico madrid for england full—back kieran trippierw manager eddie howe since he took charge in november. trippier will be reunited with howe, who signed the defender while he was at burnley. hejoined the spanish side in 2019. a reminder, you can get all the latest sports news at our website, bbc.com/sport, including the latest from the fourth ashes test, between australia and england in sydney. but from me, and the rest of the sport team, we'll see you soon. we will, and our thanks to gavin and the team. thailand has reopened maya bay, a white sandy beach made famous by the film "the beach" starring leonardo dicaprio. the authorities closed down the picturesque area more than three years ago to allow its ecosystem to recover from the impact of thousands of daily visitors. the beach lies on an island in the andaman sea, and is only accessible by boats. under strict covid—19 conditions, visitor numbers are limited to no more than 375 at one time and no swimming is allowed in the bay. all the top business stories right here next. i will

the east coast line between london and edinburgh, is advising passengers not to travel north of newcastle fallen trees are affecting its services. 0ur correspondent, phil bodmer, is in apperley bridge where winds have brought down a tree, crushing a car. what is happening where you are? it sounds and looks pretty serious? well, that is true. it is fair to say that yorkshire and the north—east of england is bearing the brunt of the storm. it has taken a real buffeting today. this is apperley bridge, between leeds and bradford. if you look behind me, this is the most remarkable escape story. in this van, which has been crushed by this fallen tree, a cyclist was getting changed after spending the morning cycling in the woods here. he was in the back of the van, the tree came down and he was trapped inside. 0n the other side of his van, his friends car, which are still trapped there, his friend rushed round, fearing the worst, and managed to pull him out safely, i'm glad to say. the person in the van, a guy called richard nutter is ok. we had a few cuts and bruises. he is a bit shaken up but

newcastle are one off the bottom of the premier league.t in england to have legal standing areas since a ban was introduced in 1994, following the taylor report into the hillsbrough disaster. there's been a long campaign to allow "safe standing" to return — and the chelsea boss hopes it will give his side a lift. hopefully it will, honestly, it will give us the extra boost and to our supporters because we absolutely need them on their best level, right in this moment, and right at the very first game in the new year against liverpool. james wade is through to the semi—finals of the pdc world darts championship. the numberfour seed enjoyed a whitewash victory over mervyn king at london's alexandra palace. he'll face the winner of tonight's quarter final between defending champion gerwyn price and michael smith. emma raducanu was among the sports starts who received a new year's honour, but she's not ready to compete again after contracting covid—19 in the run—up to christmas. she's withdrawn from the first wta tournament of the season in me

one, a woman was convicted, she was standing on her own at the train station in newcastle. aside, unlawful, the wrong act was applied. another one, a young man working to visit his mother in oxford. the welsh legislation was applied in prosecuting him. that conviction was set aside. since april 2020, eye and a number of others with a letter involving parliamentarians in support, we have been writing to martin hewitt of the national police chiefs council, urging him to set up and recommend setting up panels to review all fixed penalty notices, because there is a pattern that shows unlawful enforcement, so a lot of people will have been issued fixed penalty notices unlawfully, wrongly, and will have paid money they can ill afford to pay. [30 wrongly, and will have paid money they can ill afford to pay.— they can ill afford to pay. do those in attendance at _ in attendance at downing street parties need to face these penalties?— parties need to face these enalties? ., , ., . . ., penalties? the dates are crucial, and there are — penalties? the dates are crucial, and there are

tell me to put off great safe for the night. newcastle. and cambridge of finally got the break. 3. when joe i inside is the only goal is the game off the 56 minute and his team 3, the full round. now the latest on may the joke of it is much the australian government has not given the tennis thought on assurance that his medical exemption for the australian open would be accepted. that's according to government lawyers. the 20 time a grand slam champion. he remains in a detention hotel, will appeal his b. the cancellation on monday. his law is claim joke of it was given a vaccine exemption on the ground. so having recovered from coven 19 last month, the footage isn't much to him toward the headquarters of the post office. on the day his legal team say he tested positive for the virus the following day. he was also pictured mosque las at his tennis center with young players. so joke of it is a participation in the australian open still very much in doubt. rafael dollars preparations while they can be going much better. the span id is one is 1st competitive torment. since august the t

i newcastle hospital's community team organised his care at home.— organised his care at home.organised his care at home. i want to say how grateful i _ organised his care at home. i want to say how grateful i am _ organised his care at home. i want to say how grateful i am for - organised his care at home. i want to say how grateful i am for all - to say how grateful i am for all that has been done. it has just transformed everything. that has been done. it has 'ust transformed everythingh transformed everything. covid hos - ital transformed everything. covid hospital admissions _ transformed everything. covid hospital admissions are - transformed everything. covid hospital admissions are rising | transformed everything. covid hospital admissions are rising in all uk nations but there are variations in england. in london daily numbers are falling but in the north—west and north—east they are rising sharply. we north-west and north-east they are rising sharply-— rising sharply. we are still seeing rising hospitalisations _ rising sharply. we are still seeingj rising hospitalisa

elsewhere, northampton saints beat newcastle falcons.dinburgh put five tries past cardiff to go top of the united rugby championship. it finished 34—10 at the dam health stadium — ramiro moyano with the pick of the scores after a flowing move. gloucester—hartpury have increased the pressure on the top four in the women's premier 15s with a bonus—point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks. now let's return to football — and there's not long to wait until the next big tournament gets under way. the africa cup of nations kicks off tomorrow, with hosts cameroon taking on burkino faso. but the build—up to the match has not been straightforward for burkino faso, after they found out a handful of players and a coach had tested positive for covid—19 and are now not available to be involved in the opening match. translation: we waited all day. at the beginning. _ translation: we w

they thrashed newcastle falcons 31—0.try to maintain their 100% start to the season. saracens beat northampton in the day's other game. and finally, how cold is too cold to play sport? in the usa, the answer appears to be never, as the national hockey league's winter classic lived up to its name. freezing temperatures meant that the match between the minnesota wild and the st louis blues was the coldest outdoor game in the league's history, with the official temperature at the start of the match close to —21 degrees celsius. the players, and the fans, stood strong though, and it was the blues supporters who were rewarded, as they won 6—4. while! that is so cold. i don't fancy that at all. that's about it from us here on sports day. you can stay right up to date with all the new sports news on the website and the app. from the other team, have a lovely sunday evening. bye—bye. hello. it's still very mild out there. we have also had quite a few showers out there today, so a damp picture this evening and overnight. as far as

take a look at newcastle united at the bottom end. on loan from aston villa.also in the relegation fight, burnley have signed their striker for £12 million. six foot six, 17 goals in the german league. one to keep an eye on, will he bejoining barcelona on a free from arsenal mark? you can stay right up to date on the bbc sport website. and one of the biggest talking points has been around christian eriksen's return to football. you'll remember the last time he was on a pitch, when he collapsed after suffering a cardiac arrest during last year's euros. well, now he's signed for brentford. olly foster's been following the story. this was christian eriksen last competitive game his european championship just lasted a2 minutes. football stopped and feared the worst after he collapsed in their opening match. his team—mate shielded him as he received emergency treatment on the pitch for a cardiac arrest. the medics' rapid response saved his life. and amazingly, his career as he prepares to play again and amazingly, his career, as he prepares to play again at the hig

league one cambridge united's prize for beating newcastle is a home tie with championship side luton.d. this is one to keep your eye on, kidderminster harriers, of national league north, against the might of the premier league in west ham. holders leicester city are away to nottingham forest. the winners of the manchester united—aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. so the fixtures coming in thick and fast. no respite at this time of year, and in the last hour, it's been announced that everton�*s premier league match against leicester on tuesday has been postponed. leicester do not have the required number of players available, due to covid—19 cases, injuries and players on international duty at the africa cup of nations. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort before viatriki sar

elsewhere, northampton saints beat newcastle falcons.top of the united rugby championship. it finished 34—10 at the dam health stadium — ramiro moyano with the pick of the scores after a flowing move. and in the united rugby championship, glasgow warriors put in a dazzling display against ospreys, scoring five tries, two from sione tuipulolu. elsewhere, edinburgh beat cardiff while ulster v munster has just gotten underway. gloucester—hartpury have increased the pressure on the top four in the women's premier 155 with a bonus point win over leaders bristol. ellie underwood crashed over with her second try of the match to seal a 14—36 victory. gloucester are now up to fifth in the table. elsewhere, second place exeter beat sale sharks one of britain's biggest medal hopes at next month's winter olympics has shown just why there are such high hopes for her. charlotte bankes won the world cup snowboard cross race in russia — it's her second world cup win of the season following her previous victory in austria and her third podium overall. sh

elsewhere, newcastle earned a huge victory at leeds in their fight to avoid relegation.ey with the only goal of the game. eddie howe's side had only won once all season prior to this. ruben neves got the winner for wolves at brentford. that game heavily disprupted — stopped for over 25 minutes in the first half due to a clash of heads and a drone hovering above the ground. celtic have been drawn at home to raith rovers in the last 16 of the scottish cup after winning 2—1 at championship side alloa today. celtic took an early lead. liam scales' cross turned in at the near post by greek striker giorgos giakoumakis in front of a packed crowd. and the premiership side made it two just before half time as liel abada cut in from the right. alloa got a goal back late in the second half through connor sammon, but it finished 2—1 to celtic. elsewhere, there was a shock for holders stjohnstone, who were beaten by fourth tier side kelty hearts — the runaway league two leaders won 1—0 after extra time. they're at home to st mirren in the next round. full details of the fifth round d

newcastle united have agreed a deal to sign kieran trippier from atletico madrid. back nathan patterson for an initialfee of £10 million. patterson, seen here on the right training with scotland, has signed a five—and—a—half—year deal at goodison park. the 20—year—old is everton's second signing of the january transfer window, after ukrainian left back vitalyiy mykolenko. novak djokovic says he will be defending his australian open title, ending months of speculation. he'd refused to reveal his vaccination status — and every player at the event has to be fully vaccinated or have a medical exemption. djokovic announced on social media he was "heading down under with an exemption permission". 0ur tennis correspondent russell fuller says it still isn't clear exactly what happened to get djokovic this exemption. we are told the parameters by which the two independent panels decide whether anonymous individuals to them are deserving of a medical exemption. and they're quite stringent hurdles to overcome. 0n the face of it, you need to have had an inflammatory cardiac il

newcastle against gloucester gets underway at 7 o'clock.ed rugby championship. the match was tightly contested going into the second half, but tries from kyle steyn, duncan weir and substitute johnny matthews helped create a commanding 22—point lead that overwhelmed the hosts. glasgow's sixth win of the season moves them up to third place, passing leinster. england captain heather knight said they'd have to bowl out of their skins on the final day of the women's ashes test, after losing most of day three to rain. knight continued her superb innings — she was unbeaten on 168 when england were bowled out for 297 — that was just a0 runs behind, and katherine brunt took two wickets to leave australia on 12—2 when they were forced off. rory mcilroy is in contention going into the final round as he looks for his third dubai desert classic titlethe four—time major champion had one of the rounds of the day in the uae carding a round of 69 which included four birdies and an eagle. there's a cluster of english players towards the top of the leaderboa

getting that draw, so we _ against newcastle getting that draw, so we know what's at stake.ng to _ so we know what's at stake. we know it's going to be huge game and when we are _ it's going to be huge game and when we are looking forward to. and it's going to be huge game and when we are looking forward to.— we are looking forward to. and fred have not kept _ we are looking forward to. and fred have not kept a _ we are looking forward to. and fred have not kept a clean _ we are looking forward to. and fred have not kept a clean sheet - have not kept a clean sheet all season. or its defence come and get one of these is likely to stay up. they went in and recruited some defenders, we know they been really smart, _ defenders, we know they been really smart, but_ defenders, we know they been really smart, but they have not kept clean sheet under— smart, but they have not kept clean sheet under him or in the premier league _ sheet under him or in the premier league it's— sheet under him or in the premier league. it's a bit different, with its against — league. it's a bit differe

but newcastle fans will be hoping he's the first of many to come and can help the club battle againstbc sport website. more reaction there from the fourth test in the ashes series in sydney and sarah has more in sports day. we will talk more about novak djokovic. we are due some sort of court decision on monday. shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. this is the immigration detention hotel where novak djokovic is being kept. adnan has been here forfive months now after being moved from another facility. i live in level two, and djokovic lives in level one. that is the food we've been served every day by the canteen. we found a maggot and mould on the bread, and we've been reporting it, but unfortunately there has been no action taken. outside the hotel, there was dancing and music, but also anger and frustration among novak djokovic's supporters. it's unclear if the tennis star will remain here until monday, when his legal team will challenge the cancellation of his visa. novak djokovic is waiting for a court decision on whether he'll be able to stay and compete in the australian open

they thrashed newcastle falcons 31—0. finally, how cold is too cold to play sport? in the usa, the answer appears to be never, as the national hockey league's winter classic lived up to its name. freezing temperatures meant that the match between the minnesota wild and the st louis blues was the coldest outdoor game in the league's history, with the official temperature at the start of the match close to —21 degrees celsius. the players, and the fans, stood strong though, and it was the blues supporters who were rewarded, as they won 6—4. that's all from sportsday. i would absolutely not coping those conditions, but fair play to them. —— cope in those conditions. we'll have more throughout the evening. see you soon. goodbye. this week, sustainability is the name of the game, which is why i am on the eve cargo good bike. it's made from recycled materials and it's usually used for inner—city deliveries, but today, it's levelling me to the studio. ihlice levelling me to the studio. nice wheel's! 0h. — levelling me to the stu

i hear about the difference like when amy and scott house from newcastle decided to run their businessm their home so they could care for their family. they considered moving. but because of the next level connections, their home was covered along with 59 others with one gigabyte service. thanks to scott and his motherni patty for connecting with us here tonight. [applause] thank you for staying in indiana. [applause] and now we are taking one giant leap toward creating one indiana. awe are estate with incredible urban rural and suburban areas but those that struggle to maintain the population , that's why last year i proposed dedicating $500 million to help our community throughout the entire state accelerate economic growth and improve quality of life for residents t and to all of you in this room , i salute you for going big and bold. this program is the largest investment in hoosier history aimed at transforming every region of our state, all 92 counties. every region received a portion of that 500 million. lashes the tip of the iceberg. local leaders identified 800 projects and on

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and somebody else back in the premier league is keiran trippier who�*s now been confirmed as newcastlelf was delayed by 12 months because of the pandemic, and organisers have faced criticism over it�*s timing. here�*s our reporter peter okwoche who�*s out in the cameroon capital yaounde. 2a teams in all, 52 games in six venues across five different towns. who are the favourites? everybody will point to senegal with the likes of sergio armani and edward mendi, was or may be egypt with mo salah. who knows? the right of the defending champions algeria that you�*ve always got the door courses cameroon who are hosed and you�*ve got ——horses ivory coast for that what about nigeria? at this be the year again after 2013? we will find out at the end of this tournament that i�*m pretty sure is going to keep africa gripped for next four weeks. in rugby union�*s premiership, just one match tonight bristol claiming a bonus point victory over sale — andy uren with the fourth try. it finished 32—15 at ashton gate with the fans off their feet at the end. a second tennis player has had their visa cance

like when andy and scott from newcastle decided to run their business from their home so they could care for their family. they considered moving. but, because of a next level connections grant, their home was covered along with 69 other homes in 10 businesses with one gigabyte service. thanks to scott and his mother patty for connecting with us tonight. >>[applause] >> thank you for staying in indiana. now we are taking one giant leap towards creating one indiana. we are a state with incredible urban, rural, and suburban areas and that many rural areas have struggled to maintain their population. that is my last year i proposed to dedicate $500 million to help our communities through the entire state accelerate their economic growth and improve quality of life for residents and become magnets for talent. to all of you in this room, i salute you for going big and bold. this ready program is the largest investment in hoosier history aimed at transforming every region of our state, all 92 of our counties. every region received a portion of that $500 million. but that is just the tip of the

elsewhere, newcastle earned a huge victory at leeds in their fight to avoid relegation.s side had only won once all season prior to this. ruben neves got the winner for wolves at brentford — that game heavily disprupted, stopped for over 25 minutes in the first half due to a clash of heads and a drone hovering above the ground. they are leading 1—0, 29 minutes gone _ they are leading 1—0, 29 minutes gone there — hearts have comfortably avoided a shock in the scottish cup, after a 5—0 win over sixth—tier side auchinleck talbot to reach the last 16. the ayrshire minnows have form for knocking bigger clubs out of the cup, but this one was never in doubt. liam boyce scoring one of his two goals here. andy halliday, peter haring and alex cochrane with hearts' other goals. elsewhere, there was a shock for holders stjohnstone, who were beaten by fourth tier side kelty hearts — with the runaway league two leaders winning 1—0 after extra time. in the late game, celtic lead alloa 2—0. to rubgy union's champions cup, where leinster ran in ten tries as they crushed bath to cruise in

there was a similar scene in newcastle after torrential rain there.n america, europe, south america and siberia, there were raging wildfires. the biggest shock came in germany injuly as a surge of water tore through communities. 200 people were killed. the weather events that we saw in europe this summer could happen here in england, and we need to be ready. to save lives. we need to recognise that it's adapt or die. chanting: stop deforestation... young people were involved in protests across the world, as they have the most to lose if we fail to get the impact of climate change under control. they're also the ones that can fix the problem. 5,000 of them were involved in a scheme to understand and help solve the environmental crisis. we want to know how clean the air is in our school. we're measuring plants to see how they're growing outside. we've been learning about worms. - this is mustard powder. you're going to mix the mustard powder into the water. this one is about understanding the role of worms. these are babies, 0k? you can hold that. baby

league one cambridge united's prize for beating newcastle is a home tie with championship side luton.ter harriers, of national league north, against the mighty premier league west ham. holders leicester city are away to the winners of the game between nottingham forest and arsenal. the winners of the manchester united aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season the women's super league. —— in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort here before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone. manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secure a third consecutive victory. vicky losada had the pick of the goals. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the tabl

and now i'm a newcastle. i know the position of the room ahead to help as much of that kind of on and off the field aston villa reached alone agreement with barcelona to take on philip casino until the end of the season. the brazilian privacy pie for liverpool before sun cabassos in 2018 for a fee of nearly $100000000.00. now england bats have been stokes enjoyed and incredible escaped during the 4th ashes test against australia. ah, will cameron greens delivery somehow found to knock his bales of stokes survived, went on to school. 66, they threw in sidney, finished with a century for johnny bear. sto, england around $257.00. still training by more than a 150 runs. each ruin is vital. that's why. when you button at this moment in time trying to take every single word, rosa isn't a look. it is not been easy. what's it? you got to get credit as well to their bowlers. they've got a world world class bowling attack, some pretty while since they're at new york madison square garden as the next climbed, a dramatic

a nippy wind on that north sea coast, 5 degrees in newcastle, seven in norwich, but overall for manyvery different compared to thursday, because on thursday we will see a weather front sweeping across the atlantic, stronger winds as well, so i think for many of us, cloudy, outbreaks of rain. temperatures, this is pretty much the average for the time of the year. let's have a look at the end of the week, and this is pretty representative of the weekend as well. large area blood pressure across the atlantic. you can see the isobars pointing from west to east. that means that is where the winds are coming from, where our weather will be coming from. feeling pretty cold because of the strength of the wind. a chance of some wintry showers blowing in as well. here is just a summary of what we have had and what is ahead. temperatures above average, and the net gentle decline into about average for the time of the year, and then the weather will vary quite a bit over the next few days. so a change on the way. secondary school pupils in england are being asked to wear facemasks in classrooms

and it could get worse for watford if burnley or newcastle win this weekend, although both face tough16 of the scottish cup after a comfortable 4—0 win over league 2 side stirling albion. teenager alex lowry scored on his debut, coming off the bench to put rangers ahead in the first half. and there were also goals from tavernier, itten and sakala. the fifth round draw will take place after the rest of the fourth round ties tomorrow. next to some worrying statistics released by the uk's football policing unit which show that arrests at matches across the top five leagues in england are at their highest for years. the figures are based on the first half of this season and show a significant increase in the number of disturbances at grounds with incidents occuring at almost half of all games — 759 reports in total, up by 34% compared with the same period last season. and there were 802 football—related arrests, which is nearly double and the highest number since they started collating the data back in 2015. and according to the senior lecturer in criminal law, geoff pearson, the figures

newcastle against gloucester gets under way at 7 o'clock.three of the ashes test in canberra. but rain brought play to an early finish, much to england's frustrations. henry moeran was there. well, not for the first time during this women's ashes series frustration thanks to the weather causing more disruptions to again and more disappointment for england in particular who really have the impetus during this test match, having full back from a perilous position in the second day. overnight, the captain heather knight was in 128 and she went on the morning session to add crucial runs with sophie ecclestone and then came across to finish on 168 not out, her highest test score. england's deficit from just 41 is an excellent position given where they were really improved, a0 wickets, catherine striking early on to remove healy with a good catch from amyjones in then absolutely vitally rachael haynes who scored 83 at the first innings caught thanks to a brilliant catch at short leg from tammy beaumont. then the rain came, mooning on's momentum an

he had problems after an operation, but the newcastle hospital team organized his care at home. >> itsee how grateful they are. it has transformed everything. correspondent: covid hospital admissions are rising and all u.k. nations, but there are variations in england. in london, daily numbers are falling but in the northwest and northeast, they are rising sharply. >> we are still seeing rising hospitalizations, particularly with the case rate rising in older age groups. that is of concern. i think we have to be honest and when we look at the nhs, it will be a rocky few weeks ahead. correspondent: so how did that expert disease modelers see things going? >> my hope is that we reach a peak at we are below where we were last january, but, of course, there is uncertainty regarding children returning to school and people returning to the workplace after the christmas and new year break. that ultimately will rise cases and hospital admissions. correspondent: there are still uncertainty about what is ahead for the nhs, but they are sure the strain on the frontline will not ease off anytime

and we work with the engineers of newcastle university with our virtual reality department in sunderland university. it was really, there were maybe 200 people involved in that evolution of that. and what was it? well, it's a very pre modern idea of art. this is a totem. this is a totem or a fetish that that is a focus of a collective belief in a place. the community of that place in a way, the common language of making of that place, the angel of mon, or stands in an industrial valley. we have hundreds of little factories down there . the other side, it's just moorland. and somehow this relationship it's, it's, it's, it's embedded in the texture of real life. and that's where for me is the most magic thing is somehow like putting this object that wasn't there before into this place. does the place itself become reflective? and then you begin, you're invited to think what is the relationship between this moorland and these factories. and you, you're invited to look at the landscape itself, not in the way that you might look at the cloud or a landscape painting, but the landscape itself a