northampton saints are top of the premiership table after a stunning comeback. hello.day on fa cup third round saturday. 63 goals so far. comebacks, plenty of screamers and a first half hat trick. while two of the three non league teams involved today preserve their place in the competition. all that to come... but first to the day's feature game at the stadium of light and much of the build up to the first wear tyne derby in nearly 8 years had been about sunderland's apology to their fans for dressing one of their stadium's bars in newcastle slogans. it turns out the team were also a little too welcoming on the pitch. as their rivals reached the fourth round with a 3—0 win. jo currie reports. elation and devastation, all the derby day feels. fence had had to wait eight years for this clash a bitter rivalry that ended in two sets of emotions. newcastle, the dominant force in the north—east showed early fare thwarted by quick reactions. a perfect ball, a chance on goal. what's this, a foul? newcastle screen for a penalty none given. no va arm an overview but that breakt

northampton, though, made the most of two exeter yellow cards and 26—12 at half time became 35—29 tost at home all season and probably thought they'd done enough when tomier put them in front again at 36—35 with 8 minutes to go. northampton simply refused to be beaten and in the final seconds, rory hutchinson sealed an amazing 112—36 victory, which puts them top of the premiership. drew savage, bbc news. saracens extended their lead at the top of the women's premiership as they thrashed sale sharks 69 points to three today, six points clear. saracens extended their lead at the top of the women's premiership as they thrashed sale sharks 69—3. they're six points clear of gloucester hartpury who moved up to second with a 112—24 win over loughborough. the late game was between bottom side leicester and harlequins. harlequins took an early lead and held on, eventually winning 33—24 leaving the tigers rock bottom of the premiership on just one point from six games. meanwhile the wolfhounds scored five tries away from home to knock edinburgh off the top of the celtic challenge table. aoife

his absence opens the door for northampton�*s fin smith to make his international debut.the world cup semi—finals as our rugby correspondent chrisjones explains. marcus smith was set to start for england this weekend, and even though england haven't put a timescale yet on his return from this calf problem, he will definitely not play against italy, and it is another selection blow for the england boss, steve borthwick. he is already without 0wen farrell, manu tuilagi, 0llie lawrence and joe marchand in that midfield so it will be a whole new look. there is the experience of george forde to call upon, that is crucial as a world—class operator, but the intriguing option as northampton�*s in form but uncapped 21—year—old finn smith. and whether he starts or is on the bench, he is set now to make his debut in the stadio 0limpico. so lots for steve borthwick to ponder as he prepares to name his squad, starting xv, and the replacements on thursday evening but whoever is selected, the england scrum—half danny care is confident england are in a good place. i know the england fans

parts of birmingham, leicester northampton are leicester and northampton are particularly at risk offamily was left terrified, terrified more than 400ft in the air while riding the london eye. when strong winds ripped the hatch off their pod. meanwhile, a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car that he was driving in gloucestershire near. eurostar has been given a slap on the wrist by the advertising watchdog after promoting special fares that were available to very few people. the train company invited customers to soak up every second of summer with a european getaway forjust £39. but the advertising standards authority found only a very small portion of seats available at that price. describing the promotion as misleading. eurostar says it takes complaints seriously and will ensure the scenario doesn't happen again . more young people happen again. more young people are making the switch to non—alloy ecoholic drinks. a study carried out by yougov found 44% of those aged between 18 to 24 consider themselves to be either occasional or regular drinkers of alcohol. alte

his absence opens the door for northampton's fin smith to make his international debut.d cup semi—finals as our rugby correspondent chrisjones explains. marcus smith was set to start for england this weekend, and even though england have and put a timescale yet on his return from his calf problem, he will definitely not play against italy. it's another selection blow for the england boss steve bob flick. he's already without 0wen farrell and withoutjoe marching in that field. there is the experience to call upon him and thatis experience to call upon him and that is crucial as a world—class operator. the intriguing option is the unformed uncapped 21—year—old things met them whether smith starts or is on the bench, he is sent out to make his debut in the study of olympic oil. lots to ponder and mean his squad and his replacement on thursday evening. whoever is selected, it is confident that england are in a good place. and of the england fans are going — and of the england fans are going to _ and of the england fans are going to see a team that they could — going to see a

in the european champions cup, northampton made light work of bayonne in their pool match to continueom international rugby after earning 79 caps for his country. he made his test debut against fiji in 2012. the three—time british and irish lions player wasn't selected in england's recent world cup squad. vunipola said it had been an honour to represent his country, but "all good things must come to an end." a thriller to tell you about in one of the quarter finals at the masters snooker as ali carter won a last—frame decider to beat judd trump 6—5 at alexandra palace. world number two, trump, was 11—2 down, but rallied to win the next three. but carter regained his composure — to level at 5 frames all, and then take the decider. a huge win for him, as he looks to improve on his best placing at the masters, as runner up in 2020. mark allen becomes the fourth player to hit a 147 at the masters and the second this week alone. these are the line seems now from alexander palace. selby four frames to out there on that one. selby looking good at the moment. dan biggar and won a british 1—2

parts of birmingham , leicester and birmingham, leicester and northampton, particularly at risk, whilean up continues . a family was left continues. a family was left terrified more than 400ft in the air while riding the london eye when strong winds ripped the hatch off their pod . meanwhile, hatch off their pod. meanwhile, a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car while he was driving in gloucestershire . you can get gloucestershire. you can get more on all of those stories by visiting our website gb news.com i >> -- >> thank 5mm >> thank you tatiana. now the longest strike in nhs history began today, with health chiefs warning that the service is on skating on thin ice. junior doctors started a six day walkout at 7:00 this morning and this week of course, is traditionally one of the busiest times of the year for the nhs. the british medical association union wants junior doctors to get an eye—watering 35% pay rise . rob lawrenson, who's the co—chair of the bma and is also a junior doctor, defended their decision to go on strike live on gb news earlier this morning. we'

one example a journey from example saw a journey from northampton to cardiff , costing northampton tochine, but it was £43 online and you can get more on all those stories by visiting our website at gbnews.com . for our website at gbnews.com. for stunning gold and silver coins , stunning gold and silver coins, you'll always value rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report , and news financial report, and here's a quick snapshot of today's markets. the pound will buy you $1.2686 and ,1.1651. the price of gold is £1,590.30 per ounce, and the ftse 100, at 7471 points. rosalind gold proudly sponsors the gb news financial report sunday mornings from 930 on gb news is . news is. >> good afternoon britain. it's 12:38 and you've been getting in touch with all of your different views on the stories we've been covering so far. uh stephen has a blunt assessment of the conservative party. he says , hi, conservative party. he says, hi, the spineless tories are finished. united party country is lost. >> yes , stephen, you're not the >> yes, stephen, you're not the only one who's wr

northampton and another in wales neartenby. forthe northampton and another in wales near tenby. part of the uk will hang around longer. some will stay completely dry here and it will stay completely dry here and it will be cooler than yesterday. tonight, further rain at times. snow on the hills in parts of scotland. clear skies so a colder night tonight. temperatures more widely down into single figures. maybe the odd pocket of frost. more sunshine around tomorrow. still some cloud and rain stop fewer showers by and large so more of you dry tomorrow. across the channel islands and later into south—east england, more persistent rain coming from the north of france. temperatures will drop more and also further later this week but good things will look also dry out. if we sent to you traitors or _ also dry out. if we sent to you traitors or faithfuls, _ also dry out. if we sent to you traitors or faithfuls, would i also dry out. if we sent to you| traitors or faithfuls, would you know what we are talking about? always faithful, me. you know what we are talking about? always faithfu

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northampton, though, made the most of two exeter yellow cards of 26-12 the most of two exeter yellowdn't lost at _ home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost at home _ home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost at home all- home. it is another one! exeter hadn't lost at home all season l home. it is another one! exeter. hadn't lost at home all season and probably thought they had done enough when they were in front again 36-35 with enough when they were in front again 36—35 with eight minutes to go. but northampton simply refused to be beaten, and in the final seconds, rory hutchinson sealed an amazing 42-36 rory hutchinson sealed an amazing 42—36 victory which puts them top of the premiership. drew savage, bbc news. england's matt fitzpatrick is within striking distance of the leader going into the final round of the sentry tournament of champions in hawaii. he's four shots off the pace on 4—under par thanks to six birdies on day 3, although he did let a chance slip at the tenth hole. the american chris kirk is at the top of a congested leaderboard. and how about this for a shot f

despite having a man sent off in the first half northampton saints came from behind to beat munster by stormers came from behind twice to beat stade francais in paris. the 2a points to 20 win seals their qualification while condeming the french side to their fourth defeat. in the women�*s premiership, gloucester—hartpury beat the league leaders saracens by 2a points to 15. it means the defending champions are nowjust a point behind saracens at the top of the table. and the try that wrapped up the match was definitely worth watching — emma sing breaking away to score the cherry and whites�* last and best try of the match. both great britain�*s women and men�*s hockey teams have secured places at the paris olympics. while the men won despite having the luxury of losing their qualifying semifinal, the women didn�*t. needing to win their third place playoff to make this summner�*s games. after gold and a bronze at the last two olympics, britain had to beat ireland in valencia to claim a spot in paris orface missing out on the games entirely. sarahjones got the opening goal, and katie rober

to rugby now, and with the english premiership about to go on hiatus due to the six nations, northamptonsaints a 19—13 half time lead against newcastle, before tom james wrapped up the bonus point ten minutes after the interval. further tries for ollie slightholme and juarno augustus wrapped up a 38—13 win, meaning newcastle's wait for their first league victory continues. saints�* lead is now seven points at the top. it could have been reduced by exeter but they have been beaten this evening by saracens 40—22. meanwhile, a 1k try thriller saw bristol bears keep their playoff pursuit alive as they overcame local rivals bath 57—44 in the highest scoring premiership game of the season. five first half tries saw bristol roar into a 33—15 first half lead. however, bath came back strong, sparked by tom de glanville's wonder try, eventually forcing their way back to within 6 points. but with moments left rich lane intercepted scotland captain finn russell's cross kick to secure the win. just another line of rugby union to bring you. the director of rugby for world champions south africa, rassi

northampton are already flooded.l on his car while driving in gloucestershire. and now there's more the way, with more rain on the way, with people to expect more people warned to expect more travel disruption tomorrow. nottingham hospitals have declared a critical incident , declared a critical incident, urging patients to attend urging patients not to attend hospital unless it's an emergency . it's due to extreme emergency. it's due to extreme pressure on services with hospitals and a&e full. it comes as a number of hospitals have called on striking junior doctors to return to work due to patient safety concerns. six days of industrial action began this morning after talks between the government and the bma union broke down. junior doctors want a 35% pay rise, which they say would restore their real earnings to levels seen in 2008. the government says that's unaffordable but insists the door remains open for further negotiation as a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a stabbing in no

northampton shire. who will the reform who it is, who will the reform put as their first candidate? put up as their first candidate? will farage? will it be nigel farage? >> of speculation >> there's a lot of speculation about he did so about that. he did so brilliantly in jungle, brilliantly in the jungle, didn't before christmas came didn't he? before christmas came third, despite my votes, i thought he might win. i thought he win. he might win. >> nigel >> but of course nigel is a divisive figure. remains divisive figure. he remains a divisive figure. he remains a divisive and that will no divisive figure and that will no doubt , um, the divisive figure and that will no doubt, um, the mind of doubt, um, be on the mind of richard tice and the other members the reform party. members of the reform party. >> he's also, we shouldn't forget he's lost to nigel. he has stood seven times and not won. and he may just think, have idone won. and he may just think, have i done that ? yeah. i done that? yeah. >> d

and these kids at lings primary school in northampton are the best in the uk.s to their teacher, tom, an nfl addict. he took a coaching course and soon had 70 children here wanting to play. it's become the school's most popular sport. last summer, lings won the national title at the tottenham hotspur stadium. their prize, a trip to orlando, florida to face schools from around the world. it was crazy. it didn't feel real at first, but i think when we get on that plane it's going to finally hit, be like, yeah, this is real. ever since i got into it, ijust loved it and can't wait for training and games. two years ago these kids had never heard of flag football. now they are flying the flag for it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. - you're live with bbc news. the brazilian president, lula da silva, has sacked the deputy director of his country's national intelligence agency and four of its departmental heads. it comes as investigations continue into claims the agency carried out illegal surveillance on key political and judicial fi

and these kids at lings primary school in northampton are the best in the uk.hool's most popular sport. last summer, lings won the national title at the tottenham hotspur stadium. their prize, a trip to orlando, florida to face schools from around the world. it was crazy. it didn't feel real at first, but i think when we get on that plane it's going to finally hit, be like, yeah, this is real. plane, it's going to finally hit, be like, yeah, this is real. ever since i got into it, ijust loved it and can't wait for training and games. two years ago, these kids had never heard of flag football. now they're flying the flag for it. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. - you're live with bbc news. now, as promised. the sesame street character elmo has become the internet�*s therapist after posing what you might think was just a casual question on social media. the tweetjust said: "elmo is just checking in! how is everybody doing?" that was enough to prompt thousands of people to unload their woes on elmo, saying they weren't 0k at all,

manufacturing is the core of industrial life here in northampton county, and across pennsylvania, andtroduced by donald trump and continued byjoe biden have made life harder, putting up their costs when they could buy cheaper raw materials from abroad. but the policy choice is not the only consideration. if we can find a leader that can bring people together, i think that would be a huge win. do you think that is likely? no. this small county in pennsylvania has picked the winning candidate in presidential elections for almost 100 years. so what do people here believe will swing at this time? i think more people are just kind believe will swing at this time? i think more people arejust kind of i think more people are just kind of like, _ i think more people are just kind of like. we _ i think more people are just kind of like, we don't like either, and they prefer— like, we don't like either, and they prefer that— like, we don't like either, and they prefer that biden would not be the choice _ prefer that biden would not be the choice. but they would rather vote for biden— choice. but

his absence opens the door for northampton�*s fin smith to make his international debut. organisers say that security measures for the games are unprecedented . the games�* chief executive also says that they've sold almost all the tickets. our sports editor dan roan has been speaking to etienne thobois. i don't know if it's the expectation of the gb performance and sold to british people and it will be the french supporters and very excited to welcome you guys into paris for the games. and that's all the sport for now. new satellite data collated and checked by the bbc verify team, suggests over 50% of the buildings in gaza have now been damaged or destroyed. caroline hawley has been looking at the extent of the destruction. for weeks, aid agencies have been warning of the huge scale of suffering and destruction in the gaza strip, but no journalists have been allowed in independently. now bbc verify, working with academics who've used satellite radar mapping analysis, can show the extent of israel's military strikes. the un says a ceasefire is desperately needed. these m

a journey, for example , from journey, for example, from northampton to cardiff, was found to cost £107om a ticket machine, but it was only £43 if bought online. then 2 in 5 railway stations now don't have ticket offices, so when passengers don't have access to tickets online, the only option is to buy from a platform ticket machine . meanwhile, lner train machine. meanwhile, lner train drivers on the east coast main line will walk out on strike next month in their long running dispute over pay , the aslef dispute over pay, the aslef union has announced. train drivers will go on strike for five days from february the fifth and this evening aslef announced its support for the engush announced its support for the english national opera, who've also launched their campaign. it's called the fair wage on stage , demanding better pay and stage, demanding better pay and conditions as. stage, demanding better pay and conditions as . and lastly, conditions as. and lastly, prince william has visited kate in hospital this afternoon, where she's recovering from a planned abdominal surgery . he plan

parts of birmingham, leicester and northampton have been flooded today.ne family was left terrified , more than 400ft in terrified, more than 400ft in the air while riding the london eye. strong winds ripped the door off. meanwhile, a 50 year old man was killed by a tree as his , which fell on his car his, which fell on his car whilst he was driving in gloucestershire. there's more rain on the way. people are being warned to expect more travel disruption tomorrow . travel disruption tomorrow. doctors have warned that medical professions may vanish from the nhs unless pay is dramatically improved , and six days of improved, and six days of industrial action began. this morning after talks between . the morning after talks between. the government and the bma broke down. some of those striking have warned that countries, including australia, have been targeting advertising targeting them with advertising in to attract british in an attempt to attract british doctors to overseas jobs. junior doctors to overseas jobs. junior doctors want a 35% pay rise, which

parts of birmingham, leicester and northampton are already flooded. meanwhile a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car while driving in gloucestershire. and now there's more rain on the way, with people warned expect more people warned to expect more travel disruptions tomorrow and some breaking news in the last houn some breaking news in the last hour. a major police incident is underway near a showcase cinema in liverpool, merseyside police have confirmed there are ongoing police incident at the showcase cinema on east lancashire road. they're urging people to stay away from the area . the a 15 away from the area. the a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a stabbing in north london on new year's eve 16 year old harry pitman died following what police say was an altercation as crowds gathered on primrose hill to watch the fireworks. posting on social media, his sister described him as a good boy with a heart of gold and said he wasn't part of any gang and wouldn't been involved wouldn't have been involve

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his absence opens the door for northampton's fin smith to make his international debut.scale on his return from the scalf problem, he has the selection below for the england boss was already without owen farrell and without all the lawrence and without joe midfield and there is a whole new look and experience of george to call upon and that is crucial for world—class operator but the intriguing option is the uncapped 21—year—old finn smith and whether smith starts on the bench, he said to make his debut in the olympic gold. smith starts on the bench, he said to make his debut in the olympico. and that's all the sport for now. in the quarterfinals, into latter stages, orbiting 1—0. we will see you soon. hello. today has been a beautiful day for many northern parts of the uk. however, it is not going to last. beautiful blue skies and sunshine overhead for this weather watcher close to belfast during this afternoon. but on the earlier satellite picture, you can see that trouble has been brewing — this shield of cloud here. and from within this, we will see an increasingly d

the former northampton saints forward api ratuniyarawa has been jailed after sexually assaulting threeber he was sentenced to two years and 10 months at cardiff crown court. the board of yorkshire county cricket club is meeting tonight to discuss a controversial takeover offer by a consortium headed up by its former chairman colin graves. he was chair from 2012 to 2015, part of the period for which the club was fined for failing to address the systemic use of discriminatory or racist language, a scandal that would engulf the whole sport. our sports editor dan roanjoins me. this isn't a done deal yet, so to speak, but there is already been opposition to the idea of colin graves coming back.— opposition to the idea of colin graves coming back. colin graves is alwa s graves coming back. colin graves is always denied _ graves coming back. colin graves is always denied any _ graves coming back. colin graves is always denied any knowledge - graves coming back. colin graves is always denied any knowledge of. always denied any knowledge of rhesus incidents during his time at yorkshire but bear

the study found a journey from northampton to cardiff cost £107 from a machine, but £43 online.of rail ticket offices in england were scrapped in november after pubuc scrapped in november after public uproar , and snow and ice public uproar, and snow and ice warnings remain in place across parts of the uk, with the cold snap expected to continue into the weekend . the met office has the weekend. the met office has issued an amber alert in northern scotland, saying power cuts and travel disruption are possible . some areas could also possible. some areas could also see an extra 15 to 20cm of snow. so much of the uk saw temperatures fall below freezing overnight, with some regions dropping to as low as minus 11. this is gb news across the uk on tv , in your car, on your digital tv, in your car, on your digital radio and on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. now it's back to andrew and bev of . back to andrew and bev of. >> now then, if you see me, keep getting the giggles this morning, it's because i'm sat to next robocop every few minutes andrew starts vibrating andrew pi

parts of birmingham, leicester and northampton are already flooded. a family was left terrified. more than 400ft in the air, while riding the london eye when strong winds pred london eye when strong winds ripped the hatch off their pod . ripped the hatch off their pod. meanwhile, a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car while driving in gloucestershire . and now there's gloucestershire. and now there's more rain on the way , with more rain on the way, with people to expect people warned to expect more travel tomorrow . travel disruption tomorrow. doctors warned that medical doctors have warned that medical professionals vanish from professionals may vanish from the nhs unless pay is dramatically improved , and six dramatically improved, and six days of industrial action began this morning after talks between the and the bma union the government and the bma union broke down. some of those striking have warned that countries, including australia , countries, including australia, are with are targeting them with advertising in an attempt to attract british doctors jo

so, and one of my favorite episodes they moved to northampton, massachusetts to farm sugar beets andn attempt to undermine the plantation's sugarcane trade it was an agricultural activism. that unfortunately was a failure and they wentt bankrupt at the end of that but it's another example of someone trying everything to fight for what they believe in. as i mentioned in the passage there were a lot of mobs in the 1830s she and david were involved in those mobs and in manye cases the women would surround the abolitionist speaker who was under attack and shepherd him forward because they correctly assumed people would beck less likely to attack women. so there was a real physical bravery there as well preach she also continued to write. what are my favorite episodes after john brown's raid in virginia she got into a war of words with the governor of virginia both his letter to her and her reply and his reply in her letter in someone else's letter in her letter were all published in the press and then published as a tract and there's 300,000 copies sold her to 19th century equivalent of

so they in of my favorite episodes, they moved to northampton, massachusetts, sits to farm sugar beets in an attempt to undermine the plant's sugar cane trade. so it was a kind of agricultural that, unfortunately, was a failure. and they went bankrupt at the end of that. but it's another example of someone just trying everything to fight for what they believe in. they she as mentioned in that passage, there were lot of mobs in the 1830s. she and david were often in those mobs in many cases, the women would surround the abolitionist speaker who was under attack and sort of shepherd him towards an exit because they correctly assumed that people wouldn't people would be less likely to attack women. so there was real bravery there as well. she also continued to write. and one of my favorite episodes after john brown's raid in virginia, she got into a kind war of words with the governor, virginia, and both his letter to her and her reply and his reply and her letter and somebody else's letter and her letter were all published in the press and then published as attract. and it sold 300,000 c

so they in of my favorite episodes, they moved to northampton, massachusetts, sits to farm sugar beets in an attempt to undermine the plant's sugar cane trade. so it was a kind of agricultural that, unfortunately, was a failure. and they went bankrupt at the end of that. but it's another example of someone just trying everything to fight for what they believe in. they she as mentioned in that passage, there were lot of mobs in the 1830s. she and david were often in those mobs in many cases, the women would surround the abolitionist speaker who was under attack and sort of shepherd him towards an exit because they correctly assumed that people wouldn't people would be less likely to attack women. so there was real bravery there as well. she also continued to write. and one of my favorite episodes after john brown's raid in virginia, she got into a kind war of words with the governor, virginia, and both his letter to her and her reply and his reply and her letter and somebody else's letter and her letter were all published in the press and then published as attract. and it sold 300,000 c

parts of birmingham, leicester and northampton are already flooded.killed when a tree fell on his car while driving in gloucestershire. and now there's more rain on the way, with people warned expect more people warned to expect more travel disruptions tomorrow and some breaking news in the last houn some breaking news in the last hour. a major police incident is underway near a showcase cinema in liverpool, merseyside police have confirmed there are ongoing police incident at the showcase cinema on east lancashire road. they're urging people to stay away from the area . the a 15 away from the area. the a 15 year old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a stabbing in north london on new year's eve 16 year old harry pitman died following what police say was an altercation as crowds gathered on primrose hill to watch the fireworks. posting on social media, his sister described him as a good boy with a heart of gold and said he wasn't part of any gang and wouldn't been involved wouldn't have been involved in violence . and luke littler

for example , a journey from for example, a journey from northampton to cardiff was found to cost £107as only £43 if machine, but was only £43 if bought online. an 2 in 5 railway stations don't have ticket offices now, so when passengers don't have access to tickets online, then the only option is a platform ticket machine . now a platform ticket machine. now thousands of jobs are at risk in south wales as tata steel has decided to push ahead with plans to close both blast furnaces at port talbot. the decision comes despite unions today putting forward proposals aimed at saving the jobs. tata then rejected that the redundancies , rejected that the redundancies, which must be completed by march next year, will see three quarters of the 4000 staff on site at risk of losing their jobs. site at risk of losing their jobs . unions will now consult jobs. unions will now consult members with industrial action not being ruled out . prince not being ruled out. prince william visited kate in hospital today. she's recovering from planned abdominal surgery. there he was seen driving out of the priv

northampton nottingham nottingi he's cctv. northampton nottingham nottingihe's cctv. there camera. the great british for the quickfire the show quickfire quiz part of the show where my panel on of quickfire quiz part of the show wheother my panel on of quickfire quiz part of the show wheother storiespanel on of quickfire quiz part of the show wheother stories hitting n of quickfire quiz part of the show wheother stories hitting the of the other stories hitting the headlines. now joined headlines. right now i'm joined by broadcaster cundy. by broadcaster lizzie cundy. your buzzer please. lizzie and former labour party adviser matthew lalor. your buzzer please along at please, uh, please play along at home. question one hollywood star reese witherspoon was warned against doing what by her followers . was it a eating snow? followers. was it a eating snow? b juggling or c going ice fishing? matthew . lhasa a eating fishing? matthew. lhasa a eating snow lizzie cundy i'm going to go different c sea ice fishing. >> why not? >> why not? >> well, actually it was eating snow. >> it was eatin

parts of birmingham, leicester and northampton are already flooded .anwhile, a 50 year old man was killed when a tree fell on his car while driving in gloucestershire. and now more rain on the now there's more rain on the way, with people warned to expect travel disruption expect more travel disruption tomorrow. hospitals tomorrow. nottingham hospitals have declared a critical incident, urging patients not to attend hospital unless it's an emergency. it's due to extreme pressure on services they say, and their hospitals. they're in a&e. it comes as a number of hospitals have called on striking doctors to return to work due to patient safety concerns . six days of industrial concerns. six days of industrial action began this morning after talks between the government and the bma union broke down. junior doctors want a 35% pay rise, which they say would restore their real earnings to levels seen in 2008. the government says that's unaffordable, but insists the door remains open for further

northampton saints will go into rugby's six nations break at the top of the premiership table after a a 38—13 win, meaning newcastle's wait for their first league win continues. owen farrell kicked 15 points as he led saracens to a 40—22 win over exeter chiefs in his first game since his move to racing 92 was announced. the bonus—point win for saracens moves them a point above exeter into fourth place in the premiership. luke littler was back in another darts final, but this time, suffered defeat at the dutch masters. after beating former world champion gerwyn price in the semis, the now 17—year—old was up against home favourite michael van gerwen and nearly made a 170 checkout to take the match to a decider. but the 3—time world champion who lost to littler in the final in bahrain last weekend this time claimed an 8 legs to 6 victory. another teenager was making the headlines at cheltenham on saturday where there was a huge upset in the clarence house chase. the big favouritejonbon was beaten by the outsider elixir du nutz. it's a first grade 1 victory for his 18—year—old jockey fred

who me northampton south, who joins me live rishi sunak live in the studio.g very on point here, saying this is a scandal strongly supported sports, the honours forfeiture committee should look into the case of ex post office boss paula vennells. do you think it's the right thing? a million people now calling for her to be stripped of her honour? well uh, as you've there's you've just said, there's a there's forfeiture committee there's a forfeiture committee that there isn't that can ensure that there isn't sort overt political sort of overt political influence in people losing or getting honours. >> certainly losing them . there >> certainly losing them. there has been a precedent for this with the sir fred goodwin , as with the sir fred goodwin, as were fred, fred goodwin and the interesting precedent for that is that that wasn't actually due to a criminal conviction. that was to this bringing the was due to this bringing the honours system into disrepute. issue slightly different one than having been convicted of a serious crime . um, and i serious crime.

for example , a journey from for example, a journey from northampton to cardiff was found to cost £107from a ticket machine , but was only £43 if machine, but was only £43 if bought online. an 2 in 5 railway stations don't have ticket offices now, so when passengers don't have access to tickets online, then the only option is a platform ticket machine . now a platform ticket machine. now thousands of jobs are at risk in south wales as tata steel has decided to push ahead with plans to close both blast furnaces at port talbot. the decision comes despite unions today putting forward proposals aimed at saving the jobs. tata then rejected that the redundancies , rejected that the redundancies, which must be completed by march next year, will see three quarters of the 4000 staff on site at risk of losing their jobs. site at risk of losing their jobs . unions will now consult jobs. unions will now consult members with industrial action not being ruled out . prince not being ruled out. prince william visited kate in hospital today. she's recovering from planned abdominal surgery. there he was

there�*s a chance that northampton�*s in—form — but uncapped — fin smith could make his internationall with a look at this morning�*s weather. there he is. he has been watching matches at port vale already this year. i would watch that documentary. it would be good fun. it is always box office when he is involved. we are losing one character in your gun club. it would be great if we had another. too soon. he has done charity events in the past. he has always been involved. big into soccer aid. he loves football. he is passionate about it. with the way he feels the club is on this level footing at the moment perhaps now is the time for him to get involved and step in perhaps. they are not doing too badly. maybe now is the time. thank you. carol is the weather. she has been talking this morning about another storm. that�*s right. good morning. we have just had a gust of wind of 106 mph. it gives you an idea of the wind is continuing to strengthen. if we look at costs, south uist in the outer hebrides, 60 to 70 mph gusts. their work, 54. —— lerwick. in scotland, northern ireland and nort

the win moves bath up to third, just three points behind leaders northampton.s beaten by england's jack lisowski at alexandra palace. lisowski winning six frames to two to reach the quarter finals. and lisowski will face shaun murphy next after he beat zhang anda in the evening session last night. murphy, who won the tournament in 2015, won six frames to two to reach the final eight. and loved this yesterday. talk about snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. try and keep your eyes peeled on the pink hat ofjockeyjoe anderson, the sixth hurdle at plumpton yesterday, was left hanging on his horse transmission, but stayed on. if that wasn't enough, he then went on to win the sussex stayers handicap hurdle at plumpton. you can just see you canjust see him slipping over, almost coming off the front of the horse. but manage to stay on and then went and won the whole thing. when your luck is in your luck is in a. ., ., , " ., when your luck is in your luck is in a. that was like a bucking bronco. and then he _ a. that was like a bucking bronco. and then he went _ a

in northampton a holiday park had to be evacuated as the mobile homes became submerged. the ascension is complete! as luke humphries sank to his knees in elation, luke littler could only reflect on what might have been following a fairy tale run that had captured the nation's attention. it's been a good tournament. i've gained a lot of experience and a lot of stage experience myself. i'm in the top 32 now, so potentially being there for next year. so it's another busy year ahead. the big build up, the long walk. the teen sensation had [it up the palace. but luke humphries is 12 years his senior and he made every year of experience count to take the first set comfortably. littler needed to settle. he has big dreams. he nails big finishes. but they don't call humphries cool hand luke for nothing. how about this, luke humphries. this match was ebbing and flowing, but on the smallest of margins, tides can turn. was this the moment? littler was up, but onlyjust. and when missed doubles crept in, humphries hauled it back in spectacularfashion, winning four sets on the spin to

in pennsylvania's northampton county, a 53-year-old man who votedoe biden in 2020 tells the journal hee says he'd consider voting for a moderate republican in 2024, but if it's betwe biden and ump, he'd likely vote for biden again, because trump's, quote, authoritarian tendencies worry him. another pennsylvania voter, a 61-year-old republican, says that although he'd prefer an alternative to trump, he would vote for the former president cause, quote, if it wasn't for the pandemic, he would have easilyn reelected. in michigan, a democrat says he's worried that a lot of people won't vote at all if024 is abiden/trump rematch. and in new hampshire, a 70-year-old trump 2020 voter says that would write in a candidate rather than vote for the former president again, because although she, quote, agrees with a lot of his policies, it's just too much. joining us now from the "wall street journal" ken thomas and lauren leader. ken, what more did you find from these four counties? how much of an indicator do you think they really are in terms of where the american national race voter really stands

you know, leaving northampton here and then you know, obviously 400 miles later , being in a war zoneer, being in a war zone , 1400, not 400. oh, sorry, sorry, i thought that was short . sorry, i thought that was short. >> the honest answer is eamonn. it actually feels a bit weird. it actually feels a bit weird. it really does . as i say, i've it really does. as i say, i've never been into a war zone before. people are going around daily lives, but there's a curfew when you check in the hotel. given a room key, you're given the wi—fi and you're given the air raid siren app on your phone so you know it's for real. and first thing this morning, that's what happened. so yeah, it it just feels very different. but people are lives go on. people are bustling around going to work and there's the same potholes here as you see in, uh, in england. that's that's just the nature of life. however difficult it is. yeah. and richard, is there a little bit of political capital in this for you? >>i you? >> i mean, i suppose most people would not associate reform with caring too much about internationa