it was norwich that the best chance of first half.o push after the break, but the keeper was in the way not once, but twice, not bad with the national manager watching on. that pressure brought opportunities to counter. so many times this season to counter. so many times this season liverpool have found a way and so often sadio mane has been the reason why. another crucial goal. a touch of holiday rust, but the results and the smiles remain. burnley‘s hopes of qualifying for european football look brighter this evening after they beat southampton 2—1 at st mary's. the result lifts the clarets up to 10th — five points off that fifth europa league spot. rhia chohan reports. . .. separated only by goal difference, both teams at st mary's were eyeing up a top half spot in the table. it got off to a bizarre start, barely a couple of minutes and ashley westwood sunk this towards the near post. wherever danny ings thought it was going, over the line was not it. he'd have to hold his hands up for this one, regardless of the conditions. southa

norwich were again saved, this time by var, which spotted a handball in the buildup.ting past kasper schmeichel was their biggest problem. that was until the ball fell to jamal lewis on the edge of the box. nobody was stopping data. norwich had their hero, an unlikely one, but they will need plenty more in coming weeks if they are to survive. there were seven goals at easter road as hibs stormed into the semi finals of the scottish cup with a 5—2 win over inverness caledonian thistle. the championship side pulled a goal back at 3—0 down, but then had a man sent off, before stephane omeonga added a fourth. and then a fifth from jamie gullan, as hibs are the first team to make it through. tomorrow hearts take on rangers and st mirren host aberdeen. the holders celtic travel to stjohnstone on sunday. laura kenny eventually finished 12th in the omnium at the track cycling world championships in berlin following a nasty crash earlier this afternoon. kenny, seen here in the white in the middle of your screen, was taking part in the opening race earlier. she was one of five

they won 3—2 and will now face norwich city in round five. colm harrison reports.tottenham are still in the champions league of course but the fa cup probably represents their most realistic chance of winning a first major trophy for 12 years. a fourth—round replay against a rejuvenated southampton side was the last thing they needed, though, especially coming just three days after the energy sapping premier league win against manchester city. this game was just 12 minutes old when tottenham went in front, a deflection of the —— of the defender. southampton have come a long way since that 9—0 thrusting in october. they don't this day on its head with an equaliser from shane long before the break and a gold from danny ings after it. ings had his 17th goal of the season, his best return for six years and in england recalled may not be too far away. saints' lead barely lasted for six minutes. lucas moura made it 2-2. six minutes. lucas moura made it 2—2. exeter time was looming in cell sunny kooyong men was awarded a penalty for a file —— son. he put the spot kick awa

not a total cruise against norwich. not a total cruise at bottom side — norwich the premier league.urgen klopp's side now have 76 points after 26 games — that's more than when manchester united won the league in 1997. burnley are just five points off the european spots after a 2—1win at southampton. matej vydra scored the winner. decent hit too. the result lifts them up to 10th. celtic go into tomorrow's match at aberdeen with a 10—point lead at the top of the scottish premiership. their nearest rivals rangers are at home to livingston, while kilmarnock host hibs. today, bottom side hearts came back from 2—0down to draw 2—2 with second from bottom hamilton academical, and ross county left it late to grab an equaliser and salvage a one all draw at home to stjohnstone. billy mckay with the goal deep into injury time. world number one rory mcilroy is in a three—way tie for the lead after the third round of the genesis invitational. the northern irishman shot a 3—under—par round of 68 at riveria country club in california. he's on 10—under overall and is joined at the top of the leaderb

jamal lewis breathes life into norwich city's season — as leicester are beaten at carrow road.the wars. after going into the world track cycling championships with a broken shoulder now laura kenny has to deal with this. and one of swimming's most divisive characters sun yang is banned for eight years after missing a doping test — prompting strong reaction from the swimming community. welcome to sportsday. norwich city have hope again, written off by most at the bottom of the premier league — they've boosted their survival hopes tonight after a huge win over third placed leicester at carrow road. it takes them to within four points of safety as adam wild reports. it was exactly 15 years ago that smith called for norge to find their wealth man amongst the carrow rowd crowd. a decade and a half on the data hero now perhaps more than ever. rock—bottom since boxing day come a hero now perhaps more than ever. rock—bottom since boxing day, time running out for a reprieve. provided much of what little there has been for the canaries to sing about this season. but not this time. lester

some sunshine for places like birmingham, norwich, london and afamily mild like birmingham, norwich,year. 14 degrees. the winds will blow strongly especially around the west and that will continue to blow some showers into the afternoon and the evening as well on sunday. monday is going to turn very windy across scotland, quite stormy with severe gales. those strong winds will last into tuesday as well. welcome to bbc news, i'm maryam moshiri. our top stories: china faces growing isolation as the corona virus claims 300 lives and hong kong's health workers call for the border with the mainland to be closed. president trump rallies his supporters as he's set to be acquitted in his impeachment trial. britain outside the european union, the prime minister prepares to put forward his plans for international trade after brexit. bushfires threaten parts of the australian capital canberra, as a state of emergency is declared.

so as you can see, norwich remain bottom, now five points behind watford.ed are up to fifth after a 1—0 win at crystal palace. and at the very top, liverpool 22 points clear of manchester city who are away at spurs tomorrow. the first match today was 3rd against lith at the king power stadium. and they remain that way after an antonio rudiger double saw it finish 2—all, but it could have gone either way really. joe lynskey was watching. leicester can see the prize ahead. the foxes are set to reach the champions league next season. heading for continent‘s elite with the top striker. vardy was denied an 18th of the season by chelsea‘s keeper. they too willjudge success on a place in the top four and took the lead through rudiger. it set up a second half. just the stage for harvey barnes, one of leicester‘s home—grown stars, showing why he belongs at this level. then the home side ascended further. leicester kept calm and set up chilwell. 2—1 and they hoped the finishing touch. but chelsea were poised for one more intervention. rudiger with a headerfrom distan

they beat norwich yesterday. sadio mane with the only goal of the game.of the game. juergen klopp said their form is outstanding but he said he is going from week to week without expectations. we sit here, and if you would have asked me, whenever, during my career, 75 or 76 points, 76 points after whatever match day, i would probably have thought, you know, i would be in the bus already on the way home drinking and celebrating. it doesn't feel at all like this. it really doesn't until you have got it done? we come here, first in the table, and we play against norwich, bottom of the table. there is no feeling before the game, we will do that. burnley are in tenth place after beating southampton. how about this for a winner, from burnley‘s matej vydra? they have a four—point cushion over arsenal and newcastle. celtic have a ten—point lead at the top heading into their match with aberdeen in the scottish premiership later after nearest rivals rangers fell away. we love a late goal. we had one yesterday, ross county salvaging a 1—1 draw at home to stjohnstone

we come here, first in the table, and we play against norwich, bottom of the table.here is no feeling before the game, we will do that. how about this for a winner, from burnley‘s matej vydra against southampton — a brilliant strike — as they won 2—1, that leaves them five points off fifth place. celtic have a ten point lead at the top heading into their match with aberdeen in the scottish premiership later after nearest rivals rangers fell away. we love a late goal don't we. we had one yesterday, ross county salvaging a 1—1 draw at home to stjohnstone. billy mckay with it deep in injury time. the fifth round of the women's fa cup starts today, with quarterfinal places at stake. arsenal were due to face lewes at one o'clock but the match has been called off due to storm dennis. i doubt this‘ll be the last fixture to fall foul of the weather so do check the bbc sport website for updates. britain's kyle edmund is one win away from a second atp tour title, after reaching the final of the new york open. he beat miomir kecmanovic in straight sets and said he was really en

he will never forget the joy of seeing the win over norwich.council housein this type of christ at the council house in 77 after their epic win against every or celebrated with a pot of tea in 1996 after they had beaten the 3—0. they won a place as a parent once as a manager, which gives you greater satisfaction?” suppose i have to say 96 being a manager, it's an incredible day for anybody. it's something that stays with you forever and something no one can take away from you. two yea rs before one can take away from you. two years before his success against deeds, that i celebrated their fourth cup triumph against the mighty manchester united in 1994. tonyis mighty manchester united in 1994. tony is a personal fitness trainer, the former then we never remember we re the former then we never remember were given the chance by the public, sound familiar? absolutely. complete underdogs, no one gave us a prayer of winning. what would your message be it the support is? have faith. because he has won a game. said —— should be troubled with hope in th

that win puts norwich just three points behind watford. assured of of the premier league title, but today they could equal the longest winning league run, in the history of the top five european leagues. victory against watford would be their 19th in a row, set by bayern munich back in 2014. but, their boss is taking nothing for granted. this game will be tough. i don't wa nt to this game will be tough. i don't want to say and then, otherwise people will have hope. we just have to fight for each inch of grass, in that game again and if we do that, we are difficult to play and if we are difficult to play, we had a chance to win. if we have a chance to win, we should use it. hibernian are into the semi finals of the scottish cup after beating inverness caledonian thistle in a seven goal thriller last night. the visitors had pulled a goal back to make it 3—1, before stephane ome—onga scored a fourth for hibs. it finished 5 — 2. rangers play hearts this evening and holders celtic take on stjohnstone tomorrow. great britain's laura kenny says s

norwich city have been bottom of the premier league since boxing day but they got a much needed victory unlikely hero because this is his first ever league goal and quite a finish and a time to school because the win puts norwich three points behind watford who are second bottom. watford play liverpool today who are all but assured of the premier league title. but today they could equal the longest winning league run in the history of the top five european leagues. victory against watford would be their 19th ina row against watford would be their 19th in a row set by buying munich back in 2014. jurgen klopp is taking nothing for granted. this game will be tough, i said it, nothing for granted. this game will be tough, isaid it, 100%, i don't wa nt to be tough, isaid it, 100%, i don't want to said otherwise people will say it will not happen. we just have to fight for each inch of grass in that game. if we do that, we are difficult to play and then we have a chance to win and if we have a chance to win and if we have a chance to win and if we have a chance to win, we should use it. that'

elsewhere wolves beat norwich again by 3 goals to nil.e other. celtic have moved 12 points clear at the top of the scottish premiership with a 3—1win over kilmarnock. they recovered from conceeding an early goal — kristoffer ajer‘s equaliser was soon followed up by odsounne edouard who put celtic ahead before the break. the third came in the second half courtesy of leigh griffiths. well that leaves rangers with a huge task to reel them in after they dropped another two points after drawing 2—2 at stjohnstone. stevie may with the equaliser in the 80th minute there was a thrilling 3—3 draw in the women's super league as chelsea faced manchester city at the academy stadium. the top two teams battled it out end to end, when beth england scored this stunning 30—yard strike to give chelsea a brief lead just moments before lauren hemp rescued a point for the hosts. city are a point above chelsea at the top of the table, but chelsea do have a game in hand. arsenal beat lewes 2—0 to reach the quarter—finals of the women's fa cup. arsenal dominated

we have the best against norwich —— best of norwich against norwich —— best of norwich against leicesterand you will see! we are not going to see a bit of it now? ooh! it is on social media, if you really cannot wait! it is on the radio five live twitter account. we have an interview with beth england. arsenal against chelsea in the league cup final in nottingham this weekend. villa and manchester city tomorrow. she's been banging on the goals and has been speaking to emily saunders. it has been quite a three or four years. emotionally when you went out on loa n to emotionally when you went out on loan to liverpool, it was tough to take? if! loan to liverpool, it was tough to take? if i said look at where you are now, what would your reaction be? i don't think anyone would believe —— i could believe it. they told me i was going to go on loan andl told me i was going to go on loan and i felt like i had failed. i broke down. i thought it was over for me. but after the christmas break i managed to begin scoring and i started believing in myself more. i take i started believing in myself mor

games as wolves reignited their chase for a champions league spot with victory against bottom side norwichind manchester united in fifth and five points off the top four after winning 3—0. it's very important and tough as well to compete in european championships and give good answers because of the time we have to rest. at the same time, it was very important for us to get back to victories in the premier league because we need to keep adding points to the table because we know how hard it is, this competition. we need to keep growing. in spain, sevilla have replaced getafe in third in la liga after beating them 3—nil. elsewhere there were wins for granada, deportivo alves, and real valladolid and in the late game it finished atletico madrid 3, villareal i. their record signing joao felix with the third for atletico. and eden hazard's season could be at risk after real madrid announced that he's broken his right ankle during their i—nil defeat by levante on saturday. hazard will miss wednesday's champions league match against manchester city and next weekend's el clasico. in germany, baye

justin fashanu made his debut for norwich as a 17—year—old.oal of the season in 1980, was the the first black player to command a million pound tranfser fee, he was also the only openly gay professional player when he came out in 1990. he took his own life in 1998. today he was inducted into the national football museum's hall of fame. our sports correspondent katie gornal was there he was an outstanding talent, this picture—perfect volley one goal of the season for 1980. a few years later, you become britain's first1 million complex football player. but with every barrier broken, the walls of prejudice remain. but with every barrier broken, the walls of prejudice remained. after coming out in 1990, he became magnet for abuse. eight years later, his life mired in chaos, he felt he couldn't go on. the former footballer, justin fashanu has been found dead in london. today, the mood is very different. on what would have been justin fashanu's 59th birthday, his life is now being celebrated with a place in football's hall of fame. i think it's more

ahead of it, still relatively mild, ten for london and for norwich at lunchtime, but behind the weatherrt to turn colder, but dryer for those flood affected parts of wales and the midlands and northern england as we go through the afternoon. for northern ireland and scotland, there's a mix of sunshine and showers, but some of these showers will be wintry over high ground in scotland, but even to relatively low levels, and with the winds picking up as well, there are likely to be blizzard conditions for some. this band of rain will eventually clear away from the southeast as we go through the end of the afternoon. still some thunder and lightning possible along the line of that rain band as well, as those squally gusty winds. now, as we go into thursday night, he temporarily turns dryer, but for friday, here comes another frontal system. more outbreaks of rain and some pretty brisk winds as well. you can see the rain mainly affecting northern parts of the uk on friday, northern ireland, scotland, some rain splashing into northern england, but the winds could cause 1—2 issues, particularl

enfrentaron a norwich y no tuvieron problema para obtener el triunfo.ndose. vienen de ganar contra el porto en europa league. mÁs bundesliga. los locales no tuvieron 1 buen arranquepero siguen a pesar de la victoria estancados a mitad de tabla. se encuentran a sÓlo 1 . de su contrincante en la batalla de los puestos europeos. >>para terminar nuestro recorrido, el psg, neymar saliÓ en el Último minuto. >>regresamos a nuestra ediciÓn nocturna. quÉdese por aquÍ q locutor: "aquÍ y ahora" y "univisiÓn investiga" presentan... su poder es devastador. alejandro: puede ser 50, 100 veces mÁs potente de que lo que es la morfina. locutor: miles han muerto sin saber que lo han consumido. cocinero: empezamos a mandar puro fentanil, pero se nos estaban muriendo los clientes en estados unidos. locutor: la ruta empieza en mÉxico. traficante: aquÍ, entiÉndanlo, en mÉxico no hay consumo de fentanilo. locutor: la facilidad de esconder y transportar la droga reduce los riesgos de los narcos. sales: una caja de zapatos con fentanilo cruzando la frontera se convierte aproxima

afternoon the weather improves across the south of the country with some sunshine for places like norwichmely mild for this time of year, 14 degrees. the wind will blow strong around the west and it will continue to blow some showers through the afternoon and into the evening as well. monday is going to turn windy across scotland and stormy with severe gales and strong wind will last until tuesday as well.. china faces growing isolation as the corona virus claims 300 lives and hong kong's health workers call for the border with the mainland to be closed. britain outside the european union. the prime minister prepares to put forward his plans for international trade after brexit. hello, and welcome to bbc news.

scotland to give it of snow in places and temperatures ranging from 6 degrees there in glasgow to 13 in norwichther dose of rainfor it is likely to be another dose of rain for some, it is likely to be another dose of rainforsome, particularly it is likely to be another dose of rain for some, particularly across england and wales that she clear on sunday the some dry weather and smells of sunshine and just the odd shower, height of seven to ii degrees. a quieter interlude does not want to last long because they moved out of sunday and into monday base putting a deep area of the pressure to pass northwest of scotla nd pressure to pass northwest of scotland and very strong winds to be a gale select with the far north and more outbreaks of rain. not great news for places where we still have severe weather warnings. of check latest flood warnings and the benefits weather warnings on the bbc weather website. you're watching beyond 100 days with me katty kay in washington, clive myrie is in london. our top stories. democratic candidates vying to take on president trump in 2020 have gone head to head,

he was born in norwich, connecticut in 1741. and that is quite significant because in that same year, a combined force of british and colonial american troops went off to cartagena, on the isthmus of panama, to besiege the spanish fortress there. that was a war that would morph into the war of australian succession. this was the last in a succession of conflicts which had gone on between britain and its european enemies, each of which had spawned a kind of a little colonial offshoot. so you have king william's war, queen anne's war. arnold's teenage years coincided with the greatest of these colonial conflicts, which we know as the french and indian war. so, there is some debate as to what involvement arnold actually had in this war. you can read in some books that arnold ran away from his apprenticeship in connecticut to join the new york provincials to go and fight the french. but what seems far more likely is that he joined the local norwich militia, which was mustered when the french invaded from canada, took fort william he

bottom club norwich city desperately need a win in the premier league tonight.ivals, and eight points points from safety they're about 15 minutes into ther action at carrow road no jamie vardy for leicester because of a calf injury. getting your hands on an english premier league winners medal must go down as one of the greatest achievements in any footballers career. it's going to feel even better for sadio mane — because he didn't realise players get their own one. his goals are a big reason why liverpool are 22 points clear at the top of the table going into saturday's game at watford. they're four wins from the title, and the man from senegal‘s been telling us he's come a long way himself: to be here today and be in front of those people. it's in the working from my life and still, if i want to, the same time, i am, i think yesterday that if we win the league, we'll have a winner. so i will do her target from beginning and after this, if we make it here, i think will be to be good for the cloud and for the fans. india's cricket coach ravi shastri says there'

when i was about 16, i was signed by norwich city.as then opportunity to represent england schoolboys. the first game that we played on sky was against scotland. in the second half, i scored. commentary: kelly's in unfamiliar territory. options in the middle... and england have got a second goal! this time by kenny reeves. that was something i'll rememberforever. if maybe i'd put slightly more effort in and done everything i could to make it, then things could have turned out differently. so that's what i've tried to do with this. i've worked in a fewjobs where you working there to get money for shareholders or for other people. and it didn't really motivate me. for a number of years i was soul searching what i wanted to do. i found the fire service and took up that opportunity. after ten years ijust wanted to do something different and have more of a challenge. and the police offers that. when you put that uniform on, you know it's game time. whatever day you've had, however you feel, as soon as you get into work and put your boots o

some sunshine for places like birmingham, norwich, london and fairly mild for the time of year — 1a degrees west and that will continue to blow some showers into the afternoon and the evening as well on sunday. monday is going to turn very windy across scotland, quite stormy with severe gales. those strong winds will last into tuesday as well. good morning. welcome to breakfast with nina warhurst and rogerjohnson. our headlines today: more than 300 people have now died from the coronavirus outbreak as more britons fly home from wuhan. the first death outside china has been reported in the philippines. tough talk from boris johnson, as the prime minister reveals his demands for a post—brexit trade deal. the stars are coming out for this year's baftas, but the awards are under fire for a lack of diversity amongst nominees. in the six nations, wales win, but too many mistakes for scotland. the new captain stuart hogg has a howler.

jamal lewis breathes life into norwich city's season — as leicester are beaten at carrow road.shoulder now laura kenny has to deal with this. and one of swimming's most divisive characters sun yang is banned for eight years after missing a doping test — prompting strong reaction from the swimming community.

we're joined now via webcam from norwich by professor paul hunter who is a professor of health protectionf east anglia. could you take us through the process that the university of york will be going through it know with best be confirmed because marklj will be going through it know with best be confirmed because mark i am not sure what university will be doing, public health england have suggested that they are trying to identify any of the students that we re identify any of the students that were close contacts of one of the two cases and ensuring they are given adequate advice on how to try and avoid going in public for the next couple of weeks and what to look out for in terms of the development of symptoms and what to do if you become unwell. for the university of york, it must be said that i think public health england are absolutely right when they see that the risk to other students is quite small and i think the university will be continuing to share that message and make sure that students are aware of what they should do, if they believe they have beenin should do, if they bel

here, too, gale force winds expected from newcastle all the way down to hull, and norwich, pretty windyble them to get the stronger winds. much lighter winds towards the west. temperatures on tuesday around about 9 degrees. plenty of sunshine around, tuesday looking relatively quiet, at least later on. here's a summary. a very windy start to the week, with showers and hill snow, and a drier, quieter midweek. hello and welcome back to the royal albert hall, we are in the lobby which is starting to get noisy because we have just reached the end of the ceremony for the bafta awards, an important night in the british film calendar, a knight that has been goodin calendar, a knight that has been good in terms of the awards for the british film 1917 directed by sam mendes is but it has been by no means without controversy and we will touch

liverpool are in at norwich later on.ie 0'sullivan is facing kieran wilson, he has a 3— to lead, it is the best of 11 in cardiff. and jesse knight has won in glasgow with a personal best time. you can watch that on bbc one and i will be back in the next hour for you. premier league champions manchester city have been banned from european competition for two seasons and fined £25 million. european football's governing body uefa found the club had carried out ‘serious breaches' of its regulations. the club said it was ‘disappointed but not surprised' by the decision and said it would appeal. christoph winterbach is a sportjournalist at the german magazine der spiegel. he told my colleague shaun ley how his investigation led to manchester city's ban. it was part of our football league's revelations. we went through a lot of material, millions of documents and we had a team at der spiegel and with our partners at european news media. we looked into the books and the e—mails of manchester city as well as uefa and we found out

mild night with temperatures no later than ten in norwich and london. 0nto the weekend's fun and gamese sunshine but the wind starts to pick up as a band of rain blows into ireland and scotland. snow over the hills in scotland and we could well see some disruption to transport than for these areas and with those strengthening wind it will start to feel colder. west is to come on sunday with the storm arriving off the atlantic. here it is and it will bring multiple zones of strong wind across the country. the first, a band of rain, a cold front and on and ahead of this rain we will see the wind peak, quite squally indeed. and then another zone of strong wind on the southern flank of the area of low pressure. the wind will be nationwide, potentially disruptive just about anywhere but the wind could peak in excess of 80 miles an hour and thatis excess of 80 miles an hour and that is what we are really worried about because that will bring some transport disruption, particularly on sunday and we could also have some power cuts as well as trees are blown over into a few powerlines. this is

he dusted himself down and made no mistake to set up a fifth round meeting against norwich.a cup may now provide the perfect opportunity to do and spares' 12 year trophy drought. in imran sidat, bbc news. my my team performance within the limits. in the limits familiar with players available and not available. in the limits for them, because two days ago such incredible match, especially for lucas and son, it's almost dramatic to play every minute like they play. so, we suffered. we suffered. we played against a very good team, we played against the tea m good team, we played against the team that was the best on the pits. they were better than us but we deserved to win. well, celtic remain seven points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. their old firm rivals rangers won 2—1 at home to hibernian. but celtic enjoyed a thumping 4—0 victory at motherwell. odsonne edward scored twice for celtic, but the pick of the goals was the third, a rocket from callum mcgregor. that's celtic‘s 11th consecutive domestic away win. elsewhere, there were wins for stjohnston, kilmarno

as they are forced to interrupt their winter break to meet in north london for the right to face norwichtheir best chance of a trophy this season. jose mourinho and ralph hasenhuttl will field their strongest possible teams, and won't follow in the footsteps of liverpool. klopp is klopp. he does what he wa nts, klopp is klopp. he does what he wants, he does what his boss wa nts wants, he does what his boss wants him to do or allows him to do, and he does what the rules allow or doesn't allow him to do. he does what he wa nts. rui costa will wear the race leader's jersey when the second stage of the tour de saudi arabia gets under way later on wednesday. the former world champion will be hoping to repeat his success on the opening stage as the peleton travel the 187 km to al bujairi. the portuguese rider took the race lead to beat the rest of the field on the steep incline to the finish injaww on monday. on monday, montreal impact manager thierry henry showed the type of skill that made him a fans‘ favourite as a player, the 42—year—old former france striker successfully volleying a train

places like liverpool, norwich and newcastle lots of fine weather.owers carried by increasing land of the atlantic and very choppy seas, and around the coast and the winds could be guesting at 218 mph is off the western aisles and england easily 50 or 60 mph. really atrocious conditions out there and some of the bad weather also transferring to northern england and also along the north sea coast through the early to say. sale a decent speu early to say. sale a decent spell of some very windy weather. early on to state may be 50 or 60 mph gusts but elsewhere the weather will be improving and in fact by the time we get to the afternoon, the gaels should have been gone by now and in the evening, they go flat calm. temperatures on tuesday around ten in the south and north not far off of that as well. forecast for wednesday and high pressure across the uk and high pressure across the uk and that means very settled conditions. also a chilly start to wednesday as well. let's summarise all of that and we are and fora summarise all of that and we are and for

elsehwere, wolves beat norwich again by 3—0.ot the other. arsenal play everton at az30pm. that's all the sport for now. much more on the bbc sport website, celtic are beating kilmarnock 2—1 as they look to move 12 points clear in the scottish prmiership. that's more reaction on our website to tyson fury‘s victory. but another update in the next hour. 0lly foster, thank you. let me bring you some more on the breaking news that catherine da costa, our correspondent in milton keynes filed this morning. she is with me. this is the news of further cases? yes, in the last half an hour we have had an update from the government from the chief medical officer who said their are four new cases of covid—19. bringing the total number of confirmed cases in the uk to 13. the virus was passed on board the diamond princess crew ship, the ship that had been injapan. passengers, more than 3700 passengers had already been in quarantine on the ship for a fortnight. their patients had been transferred from there. among the 32 uk nationals and family

weather around as well particularly across england and wales and places like liverpool, birmingham, norwichpretty cloudy but can see some rain affecting their and the focus is on the north so and the focus is on the north so this is where we will see frequent showers carried and by increasing wind and varied truck coming choppy city. big waves and those winds could be cussing up to 80 mph off the western aisles there. and when the western aisles there. and linda 50—60 miles per hour there. some of the bad weather transferring to northern england and along the coast early tuesday. a decent spell of some very windy weather so here it is early on and on to say and may be best on this corner of the country. but the weather will be improving and impact by the time we get to the afternoon, gales should have gone by and by the evening it goes for a flat calm. temperatures on tuesday will peak around ten in the south but the north not far off of fat as well. forecast for wednesday so we have a high pressure a cross wednesday so we have a high pressure across the uk and that means very settled condi

paul hunter, he's a professor in medicine at the university of east anglia, and joins me now from norwichk you for talking to us. countries like australia and the us are blocking chinese citizen, but are blocking chinese citizen, but are travel bans effective, in this case? i think they have, they are likely to have some effects, whether it is enough to ultimately control the outbreak is, i suspect doubtful, in fact we have been, we have a long history, globally of imposing travel bans history, globally of imposing travel ba ns to history, globally of imposing travel bans to controlling infection diseases right back centuries to bubonic plaiz playing and i don't think any has ultimately been successful as controlling the disease. —— plague. one of the issuesit disease. —— plague. one of the issues it is just china, what would happen if other countries started getting self sustained transmission of the disease. how many countries would be banned? it is, the world health organization has very good reasons forkan selling, and i totally support them in that. and just how easy is it to catch t

liverpool have a 25 point lead at the top of the table after a 1—0 win over norwich.t top flight trophy in 30 years. in the day's other game, burnley beat southampton. israel folau, the rugby union international sacked by rugby australia in may for posting homophobic comments on social media, played his first rugby league game in 10 years today. and folau scored afterjust six minutes as he made his super league debut for catalans dragons who beat castleford tigers 36 points to 18. there's more on the bbc sport website. clive. that's it. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but from me and the team — have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. the tv presenter and former host of "love island", caroline flack, has been found dead in herflat in london. a lawyer for her family said she had taken her own life. caroline flack, who was 40, stood down from the dating show after she was charged with assaulting her partner in december and was due to stand trial next month. earlier i spoke to the tv critic scott bryan and to the entertainmentj

he doesn't himself down and made no mistake to set up a fifth—round meeting against norwich.it limits me when players are available, not available. it limits them because two days ago, it was such an incredible match. especially for lucas it's almost genetic for some. to pray every minute like they are playing. selby suffered. we played against a very good team, we played against a very good team, we played against a very good team, we played against a team that was the best on the patch. they were better than us. we deserved to randall. celtic remain seven points clear at the top of the scottish premiership. their old firm rivals rangers won 2—1 at home to hibernian. but celtic enjoyed a thumping four—nil victory at motherwell. 0dsonne edward scored twice for celtic, but the pick of the goals was the third, a rocket from callum mcgregor. that's celtic‘s 11th consecutive domestic away win. elsewhere there were wins for st.johnston, kilmarnock and ross county. while the match at the foot of the table between st.mirren and hamilton finished 1—all. to rugby league as the super l

earned and then scored the penalty that sees jose mourinho's team set up a last 16 clash against norwichbut we deserve to win because we were in the limits. they had their best tea m in the limits. they had their best team and players and one more day to rest, they were fresh and you could feel the freshness. they are a very good tea m freshness. they are a very good team with a very good coach so difficult for us but i think we we re difficult for us but i think we were in our limits. bayern munich are through to the quarterfinals of the german cup after a 4—2 win over fellow top flight side hoffenheim. after both sides traded own goals, thomas muller put the holders ahead before a robert lewandowski double his 34th and 35th goals of the season so far, helped take them into the last eight. the kansas city chiefs have been celebrating their first super bowl win since 1969 as they took an open top bus parade through the city on wednesday before holding a victory rally at union station. the chiefs defeated the san francisco 49ers 31—20 on sunday after they came back from 20—10 down scoring

temperatures turn in norwich and london.ck up as this band of rain blows into northern ireland and scotland. 60—70 mph. stillappeals in scotland. some disruption to transport for these areas. with this strengthening winds it will start to feel colder. while to come on sunday. the storm arose off the atlantic. here it is. it will be bringing multiple zones of strong winds across the country. this bird is cold front on the see the winds pig. is cold front on the see the winds pig, very squally indeed. winds on the southern flank of the area of low pressure. the winds will be nationwide, potentially disrupt. they could peak in excess of 80 mph. that is what we are worried about. that is what we are worried about. that will bring some transport disruption, particularly on sunday. we could have some power cuts as well as trees get rolled over onto power loads. that is the weather. —— power loads. that is the weather. —— power lines. welcome to newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. it has been confirmed that the chinese

liverpool have moved 25 points clear in the premier league following a 1—0 win at norwich city.games — that's more than when manchester united won the league in 1997. sadio mane scored the game's only goal 12 minutes from time. well after the game klopp offered his sympathy to his opposite number at manchester city pep guardiola and his players. on friday, city were handed a two year ban from european football for breaking financial fair play rules by inflating sponsorship deals to cover their expenditure. to be honest, ifeel for pep and to be honest, i feel for pep and the players because they did nothing wrong, they just played players because they did nothing wrong, theyjust played sensational football and he helped each league to improve football but then in the end we all have to respect the rules andi end we all have to respect the rules and i have no idea if they did or not but we will see what happens. so the implications of the ban for city could be huge. is there any chance that this will be overturned by the court of arbitration for sport? here's the bbc‘s football re

strength of the wind, relatively mild night with temperatures no lower than around 10 degrees in norwichday, a bright start to the day with some sunshine but the wind sta rts some sunshine but the wind starts to pick up as this band of rain blows into northern ireland and scotland. gust reaching 6070 mile an hour snow on the hills scotland and some disruption to transport for these areas. with those winds it will start to feel a bit colder. the worst is to come. on sunday as store ciara arrives of the atlantic, here is ciara and it is bringing notable zones of strong wind across the country. the first, across the country. the first, a band of rain, a cold front had on and ahead of the front we will see the wind peak, quite squally indeed and then another zone of strong wind on the southern flank of low pressure. the wind will be nationwide, potentially disruptive and just about anywhere but the wind could peak in excess of 80 miles an hour and that is what we are worried about because that will bring some transport disruption, particularly on sunday and we could also have some power cuts

here, too, gale force winds expected from newcastle all the way down to hull, and norwich, pretty windy

places like liverpool and birmingham and norwich, holland newcastle, a lot of fine weather.uses on the north so this is where we will see showers being carried in by an increasing wind of the atlantic. choppy seas and big waves around the coasts and those winds could be gusting up to 80 mph off the western isles. england, 50-60, off the western isles. england, 50—60, snow falling across the hills, so blizzards and atrocious conditions. some of that bad weather transferring to northern england and also along the north sea coast through early tuesday. a decent speu through early tuesday. a decent spell of some very windy weather so here it is early on tuesday, 50—60 across the country but elsewhere, the weather will be improving and by the weather will be improving and by the afternoon, the gales should have gone and by the evening, it will fall flat and calm. the temperature on tuesday peaking at around about 10 celsius in the south. this is the forecast for wednesday, so a big high pressure across the uk, that means very settled conditions and also means it will be hla start

paul hunter — he's a professor in medicine at the university of east anglia, and joins me now from norwichrjoining us this evening on bbc news. my pleasure. what is your view on the inevitability and speed with which we have seen cases here in the uk?” think it was almost inevitable, certainly nothing like this is totally inevitable, but this was certain to happen. we were certainly not one of the first western countries to have cases. so it was going to happen, and it did. can you explain to us a little bit about what the public health england is doing, in terms of its approach with regards to containment? yes, as it stands at the moment, we havejust two cases. the important thing is to make sure that the current cases are nurse in an environment where there will not be any risk to others. in the unit that they are based in is very capable of dealing with patients with this sort of disease. certainly within the uk, we've dealt with cases of sars and middle eastern respiratory system going back over 20 years —— syndrome. the uk is very able to effectively nurse these people safely and capa

and in sport, premier league leaders liverpool beat norwich city 1—0 at to go 25 points clear at thethe table — just five more wins will give them the title. and in our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this morning's reviewers are anne ashworth, the former associate editor of the times, and business journalistjohn crowley. good morning. caroline flack‘s management team have criticised the crown prosecution service for pressing ahead with a case against her for allegedly assaulting her boyfriend — saying it had caused her significant distress, and hadn't been in the public interest. the presenter of the itv reality show love island took her own life at her home in east london yesterday. this morning on instagram, her boyfriend posted that he was heartbroken by the news. it's the return of the flack! love island, x factor, i'm a celebrity — caroline flack was a presenter on some of the biggest programmes on british television. she was, until a few weeks ago, the face of love island's glamorous, escapist fun. let's talk love. who's looking for the real thing? everything

even the strength of the wind, a relatively mild night temperatures no lower than ten in norwich andt start to the day was sunshine but the wind starts to pick up as this band of rain blows into northern ireland and scotland. the gusts reaching 60 or 70 miles an hour, snow over the hills in scotla nd hour, snow over the hills in scotland with some disruption to transport in these areas. and with those winds it will feel a little colder. 0ysters to come on sunday. the storm arrives off the atlantic and it will bring multiple zones of strong wind across the country. the first, this band of rain, a cold front and ahead of this front we will see the wind peak and be squally indeed. another zone on the southern flank of the area of low pressure. the wind will be nationwide, potentially disrupting just about anywhere but the wind could take in excess of 80 miles an hour and that is what we are really worried about because that will bring some transport disruption on sunday and we could also have some power cuts as trees are blown over onto power lines. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my n

liverpool take their 22—point lead in the premier league to norwich city later.—off, it's i—i between southampton and burnley. the visitors took the lead inside the first two minutes, through ashley westwood, before danny ings equalised. rory mcilroy is playing in his first event since going back to the top of golf‘s world rankings and he's been pretty impressive so far. he's two shots off the pace at the genesis open in los angeles after a second round of 67. the american matt kuchar still leads. and england'sjodi ewart—shadoff had a nightmare third round at the australian open. she was tied for the overnight lead in adelaide but she's now nine shots behind inbee park. gus kenworthy has won his first world cup gold since switching from the united states to compete for great britain. kenworthy took the ski half—pipe title in calgary, making him the first british man to win the event. he took 0lympic silver in slopestyle at the 2014 games in sochi. we're looking forward to one of the most prestigious events on the athletics calendar, the indoor grand prix in glasg

an inquiry chaired by the bishop of norwich identified "multiple individual and organisational failurest contains a shocking and sobering analysis of the circumstances surrounding ian paterson's malpractice. the report set out the failures in the nhs and private sectors, as a result of which she said patients had suffered unnecessary harm. their testimony in this report makes harrowing, appalling reading. as such, it is with deep regret that we acknowledge the failure of the entire health care system to protect patients from ian paterson's malpractice and to remedy the harms. nothing i can say today, madam deputy speaker, can lessen the horrendous suffering that patients and their families experienced and continue to go through. i can only start to imagine the sense of violation and betrayal of patients who put their trust in ian paterson when they were at their most vulnerable. and i apologise on behalf of the government and the nhs for what happened — not least that ian paterson was able to practice unchecked for so long. well, the minister paid tribute to victims who'd told their sto