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holders leicester city are away to nottingham forest.nited—aston villa match on monday will host middlesbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. so the fixtures coming in thick and fast. no respite at this time of year, and in the last hour, it's been announced that everton�*s premier league match against leicester on tuesday has been postponed. leicester do not have the required number of players available, due to covid—19 cases, injuries and players on international duty at the africa cup of nations. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone. manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secur

holders leicester city are away to the winners of the game between nottingham forest and arsenal.esbrough. championship side cardiff will visit liverpool. manchester city will host fulham while brighton travel to tottenham and wolves welcome norwich city. birmingham city pulled off the shock of the season the women's super league. —— in the women's super league. they beat the league leaders arsenal. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort here before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before half—time. it's birmingham's first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone. manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secure a third consecutive victory. vicky losada had the pick of the goals. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the table. so confirmation of those results, then, and that loss for leicester at reading means they prop up the table this evening. the african cup of nations got under way this afternoon with the hosts cameroon opening the tournament with a win. they had to fight hard

we were coming out of nottingham. they said he's doing it on purpose.de it really difficult. it was an honourjust to run it. it was amazing. i can't thank kev enough. i didn't think he could do it, but he did. rob has got a few words he wants to pass on. thanks so much for| this amazing event. the money raised will help people to get a great facility— for a new care centre and find a curre. - today is an amazing. day for the community, and they will benefit. lastly, to my amazing friend kev, you don't realise - the impact you have had on mei and the whole mnd community. hello there. after the extraordinarily mild weather starting 2022, things are set to change in the forecast before the weekend. slow changes initially but gradually the weather is set to turn colder. low pressure very much in charge of the scene on sunday but a subtle change in wind direction. we lose the very warm southerly winds we had in the last few days and instead we see a westerly wind and slowly but surely that will start to cool things off although temperatures during sunday wil

in the championship, nottingham forest beat derby county 2—1 in a heated east midlands derby.awrence scored a penalty for derby, who ended the match with ten men after ravel morrison was sent off in injury time. forest move up to eighth while derby remain 23rd amidst their off—field troubles. hearts have comfortably avoided a shock in the scottish cup, after a 5—0 win over sixth—tier side auchinleck talbot to reach the last 16. the ayrshire minnows have form for knocking bigger clubs out of the cup, but this one was never in doubt. liam boyce scoring one of his two goals here. andy halliday, peter haring and alex cochrane with hearts�* other goals. there's been a moment of skiing history today — as dave ryding has won britain's first alpine skiing world cup gold medal with victory in the kitzbuhel slalom. the 35—year—old who is heading to next month's winter olympics in beijing was sitting sixth after his first run in austria, but was the fastest out of the field by the time the two runs were complete. he also became the oldest winner of a men's world cup slalom, and said afte

we were coming out of nottingham, and i said, "he's done it on purpose! he's played a part in... it really difficult!" it was an honour just to run it. it was amazing. i can't thank kev enough. it's so much. i didn't think he could do it, but he did. - rob's just got a few words that he wants to pass on to you now. go ahead, rob. thanks so much to all involved with this amazing event. the money raised will help people to get a great facility for a new care centre and to help the mnda find a cure. today is an amazing day for the whole community, and it will benefit every sufferer. lastly, to my amazing friend kev, you don't realise the impact you have had on me and the whole mnd community. hello. you're not imagining it — it is exceptionally mild at the moment, and we will continue to remain in very mild air for the first few days of the new year. notjust the uk, though, but many of our european neighbours have seen record temperatures for new year's eve. certainly records fell in parts of poland, austria, germany and the netherlands. and for new year's day, once again we could se

tom: do they usually play nottingham forest? jonathan: they are in a different league.y might to get together in a cup game sometimes. if they had a cup tournament that involved major league baseball in the lower leagues. tom: should we move on? jonathan: i suggest you should. tom: the codirector of ucl where football reigns supreme. julie norman, you are truly an expert at the calculus of troops with russia. you have done that in the middle east with syria and others. when people give you troop estimates for russia, do you believe them? >> for now what we do know is that there is a lot of troops amassed on the border, at least 100,000. the estimates have been consistent for weeks or months and echo estimates from earlier this year. we are pretty reliant on those. what we are seeing is a pretty good reference point for preparing for all kinds of scenarios. i think that is why we see the movements we do in terms of heavy diplomacy can continuing between france, germany, russia, and ukraine and the u.s., but also deterrents building up. tom: 4000 troops here, 4000 troops

covered a variety of issues including some currently casting a shadow over bilateral ties and unit nottingham. the man in the last few weeks, more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered near the ukrainian bod own enough for no comprehensible reason. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat to shoot. and so since i took office, a large part of my discussions has not entered on the question of for doing cooperation with rochelle on deepening common goals was blanket minds. i'm quote, but he and current it is the german government did not choose the situation. these are the 2 at 100, but it cannot and will not ignore it. are buchanan on van? yeah, i'll finish austin. vicky will take a closer look at this with leona fix, who's a resident fellow at the german marshall fund in washington, dc and an expert on german russian relations. a welcome to d w. and how do you think today's meeting went? the meeting went well and it is a difficult meeting, co, german find minister to come to moscow because the russian foreign minister is well known for publications, especially during joint press

new signing jordan hugill scored five minutes into his cardiff city debut as they beat nottingham forestnts above the relegation zone. forest remain 8th. as transfer deadline day approaches, let's see what news we've had today. liverpool have signed colombian international winger luis diaz from portuguese side porto in a deal that could eventually be worth £50 million. liverpool will pay an initial £37.5 million fee for a five—and—a—half year contract. manchester united midfielder donny van de beek is set tojoin everton on loan. van de beek is targeting more minutes after only being given four premier league starts since joining united from ajax for £35 million in 2020. newcastle have confirmed the signing of brazilian midfielder bruno guimaraes from lyon for an initialfee of £35 million. the club have also agreed have agreed a £13 milion deal for brighton defender dan burn to return to his native north east. rugby union now, and premiership leaders leicester have been stunned this afternoon, after a second—half fightback from sale, who clinched a 35—26 victory at the a] bell stadium. th

new signing jordan hugill scored five minutes into his cardiff city debut as they beat nottingham forestabove the relegation zone. forest remain eighth. liverpool's mohamed salah inspired an egypt comeback as they reached the semifinals of the africa cup of nations, with an extra—time 2—1win over morocco. he scored and assisted, with hosts cameroon waiting in the last four. nick parrott reports. egypt's journey to the semifinal was far from easy. egypt's journey to the semifinal was farfrom easy. the game egypt's journey to the semifinal was far from easy. the game was just a couple of minutes old when they gave away a penalty. former southampton player sofiane boufal put morocco ahead. that was as exciting as the first half got, but the second was full of drama. up until the interval, salah had been taking corners. when he moved into the box, he finally delivered. egypt might have had another in normal time had it not been for wolves defender and morocco captain moments ise�*s impeccable timing. and for the second game in a row, the goalkeeper was a hero, his save taking the game to ext

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a comfortable win for manchester city, they beat nottingham forest 8—0.the 5th round after they beat aston villa 3—i, villa pulling one back in the 95th minute. now, in rugby, there was a dramatic comeback in the women's premier iss. wasps left it late but came from behind to earn a is—all draw at home to exeter.the chiefs took charge just before half time with south africa international zintle mpupha scoring the pick of the game's tries. exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams�* penalty secured the draw. elsewhere there were wins for loughborough, saracens and harlequins. in the men's premiership, there were wins for london irish — who jumped above opponents exeter in the table, recording their first league double over the chiefs in 11 years. newcastle against gloucester gets underway at 7 o'clock. glasgow warriors claimed victory over connacht in dominant fashion in the united rugby championship. the match was tightly contested going into the second half, but tries from kyle steyn, duncan weir and substitute johnn

head of the health systems research group at the barcelona institute for global health, and in nottingham the director of the china institute. professor, china now has covid in its various forms. it has the lunar new year holiday. millions of people are hoping to travel. i have seen this described as a perfect storm for china. is it? >> the scale of the challenge for the chinese authorities will be very significant. omicron is different from various variants before. the challenge will be significant, but the zero covid policy will stay. i don't really see much scope for the chinese government to change that policy unless xi jinping says so. >> china's strict approach worked in the early days. there is and argument it was brought in later than it should have been, but it seemed to work. the economy was the only one to grow in a significant way in 2020. what impact do you think continuation of the zero covid approach is going to have on china's economy now? >> the past two years, it is safe to say zero covid strategy has done china more good than bad. tracking the performance of nine differ

at the end of last year, a student at nottingham trent university, she...hat time you could have no more than six indoors. sorry, that was the end of 2020, so no more than six indoors. there were probably about eight indoors. she got a letter threatening prosecution or a fixed penalty notice, again involved representations, so there was a lot of enforcement up and down the country and i acted unpaid in these cases, but also a lot of my colleagues did and took on these cases to try to help people. those who were in attendance at downing street parties need to face these pentalties? well, there seems so many coming out. obviously the dates are crucial as to what potential offences they have commented, and there are potential offences with all the evidence that is there. what i would say about the position of the metropolitan police saying that it doesn't investigate allegations in relation to covid offences retrospectively, that is generally a sensible approach because the approach is meant to reflect light—touch policing, the four es, enforcement only being

this is the day ah, next nottingham, the command, the last few weeks more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered nearly ukrainian ladonna obese, needed. we cannot accept any demands regarding the actions of our own armed forces on our own land, nato allies, colon or shot to de escalate. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat because we don't threaten anybody with anything, but we do have a threats address to us so that us on and the federation will come with a high cost for moscow. the german government did not to the situation. he doesn't have it, but it cannot and will not acknowledge the pregnant bad. yeah, i think i've been thinking also coming up china's policy of 0 cove and apparently now includes getting rid of a pet or 2 in hong kong. the order has been given kill the hamsters, is quite monumental from animals. dances are attested with positive results. weak a nice way to possibly get the shopkeepers was, in fact was actually infected from the the hamsters to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin t

a renewed push on booster jabs, with take up much slower since the new year — including here in nottingham where the message sometimes hasn't been heard. a part of me questions whether it's actually effective. and how many are we going to have to have after that? i really want to get it done. because of everything that you see in the news, really. health officials in the region say the booster roll—out may have slowed, but vaccine centres are busy. we are still continuing to see hundreds of people coming in each week for their first dose, so we have to recognise that people are on a slightly differentjourney. at this gp practice in kent, though, the waiting area for vaccinations, including boosters, is sometimes empty. our clinics really have been a lot less busy. we've also had problems where patients aren't turning up when they've been invited. he said getting the under—30s to come forward for boosters hasn't always been easy. that age group were vaccinated later, so their boosters come later. quite a lot of them have had covid, and you can't vaccinate someone within four weeks of having

their talks will focus on easing the humanitarian crisis and human rights and nottingham. yet good did any more bomb declare? hard on him in norway we have a meeting with the u. s. and also with the european union on matters of mutual interest. one part of our meetings would be with our afghan diaspora who are outside the country, especially in europe to book their ideas, consultations and plans will be heard. this means that meetings from mutual understanding will continue between afghans. rushers rejected you. k accusations is trying to change the government in ukraine. the u. k says rushes in contact with former ukranian politicians to installer regime friendly to moscow. russia has dismissed the claims as dis, information. adrian has a news or a 15 g up next. as the listening post by this story of zimbabwe. in her words, his, she is always told from the perspective off the great man, whether it is david livingston, all robot will gladly. my responsibility is to tell, is law when story in a way that it hasn't really been told before. ordinary every day life was involved with is that

succeed. spray in roger murphy here he is a meritus professor of education at the university of nottingham in the u. k. and he joins us from oxford. sure, thanks for being with us. a professor murphy last year you warned that the pandemic impact on children's education was not being taken seriously enough. is it being taken more seriously now? not everybody. i don't think. no, i think it, you know, there are so many issues after the pandemic that governments having to deal with that. i fear that in many countries, the education problems aren't being addressed as a top priority there or massive inequalities in access to education around the world. has the pandemic exacerbated those inequality is professor or has the boom and online learning maybe helped even things out of it. now i think one of the very sad things about the impact to the pandemic has been that it is exacerbated the gap between the privilege children and underprivileged children. we know that gap is widened. we know that it's the disadvantage to, as you say, perhaps, couldn't always access remote learning is suffered most wi

cover a variety of issues including some currently casting a shadow of a bilateral ties in annette nottingham. the man in the last few weeks, more than 100000 russian soldiers have gathered near the ukrainian bod own enough for no comprehensible reason. it is difficult not to interpret this as a threat to shoot. and so since i took office, a large part of my discussions has may not be entered on the question of furthering cooperation with russia on deepening common goals was blanket mines. i'm quote, but he and current directly to the german government did not choose the situation. these are the 2 at 100, but it cannot and will not ignore it. are buchanan on van? yeah, i'll finish austin. beacon let's get warranty w correspondent, aaron tilton in moscow. welcome, aaron. so i am the german foreign minister there, addressing this issue directly. how did sir guy love raw response? well, mr. live rav and also emily arbor stressed, the importance of bilateral ties quite extensively throughout their comments today . now, mr. lamb for of, and only about seem to kind of agree to disagree when it came

nottingham forest meanwhile could go fifth with win at cardiff. cardiff are currently i—o ahead.reaking transfer news with tomorrow's deadline day looming — newcastle have confirmed the signing of midfielder bruno guimares from lyon on a four and a half year deal. it comes after liverpool confirmed the signing of colombian international luis diaz from porto in a deal that lasts until the summer of 2027. the initialfee is believed to be around {37.5 million. diaz does requires a work permit to enter the uk and therefore it's unlikely he'll arrive in liverpool until the end of next week at the earliest. a busy day in the women's fa cup fourth round... 14 games today. no major upsets however injury to star striker vivienne miedema may overshadow their win over london city lionesses. miedema's solitary goal on the stroke of half—time was the difference this afternoon which sees the iii—time winners progress. their star striker was substituted early in the second half after struggling to shake off a knock. viktor hovland has won the dubai desert classic after a play—off with england's

a comfortable win for manchester city, they beat nottingham forest 8—0.ng one back in the 95th minute. in the women's premier 155, wasps left it late, but they came from behind to earn a 15 all draw at home to exeter. the chiefs took charge just before half time with south africa international zintle mpupha scoring the pick of the tries. exeter chipped away at the deficit and with just minutes remaining flo williams�* penalty secured the draw. elsewhere there were wins for loughborough and saracens. that's all the sport for now. it's thought that 1.3 million people in the uk are living with long covid — and hundreds of thousands of them experience breathlessness. traditional lung scans often appear to be normal though. but researchers in oxford are using a different technique in a clinical trial — which does show problems in these patients' lungs. they hope that understanding the problem will lead to better treatment options. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns has the story. flo van diemen van thor was never one forjust sitting down inside. but she

this is how it looked earlier on in the centre of nottingham.ellite picture, extensive cloud is the story for most of us, some bright or sunny spells, the best in parts of the east of england, some decent spells of sunshine here through the afternoon. elsewhere, a lot of cloud around, big enough to produce the odd spot of drizzle in scotland, especially in the far north west work will also remain quite windy this afternoon but that wind coming in from the south west of the mild waters of the atlantic ocean and that is where we will see the highest temperatures, 11 or 12 degrees, further south more like seven or eight. this evening and overnight, large amounts of cloud and where there are breaks they may fill in with patchy fog, mist and a touch of frost in places as well with lows of —3 or “4 if you get clear skies overhead in the south. milder further north where we keep the south—westerly wind and into tomorrow, more mostly dry but mostly cloudy weather. there will be some sunshine, the best chance of that through the morning, across south wes

the barcelona institute for global health and in nottingham saved saying is director of the china institute at source university of london. welcome to the program. thank you very much. indeed for being with us professor, sighing. i want to start with you. china now has covert in its various forms, it's got the lunar new year holiday. millions of people are hoping to travel and the winter olympics in february knives seamless, described as a perfect storm for china. is it? well, i think the scale of the challenge for a chinese authorities will be very significant on the corner is different from various variance before. so the challenge will be significant, but there's 0 coverage policy will stay. i don't really see much of school for the chinese government to change that policy unless she'd impedances so done. one job strict approach worked in the early days, or there is an argument for suggesting that it was brought in a little bit later than it should have been. but nevertheless, it seemed to work the economy was of course, the only one to grow and a significant way in 2020. what kind of yo

heidi booth, bbc news, nottingham. north west london. it happened in station road, harrow. police say the injured women were slashed and a third woman was punched by the suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospital for a mental health assessment. the port of dover has acknowleged that since the beginning of the year, new customs controls for goods heading to the eu have been contributing to big queues on the road outside the town. special travel restrictions have been used ten times this year to ease heavy congestion on the a20 in kent, prompting anger among many drivers. here's our business correspondent, ramzan karmali. queues of lorries on the a20 trying to get into dover. a sight that many have got used to at the start of 2022. 0n social media, many drivers have claimed brexit. from january one, experts to the eu were subject to full customs controls. the boss of the port believes there are a number of factors causing the delays. since the beginning of the year, there has been increased transaction time

a renewed push on booster jabs, with take up much slower since the new year — including here in nottingham, where the message sometimes hasn't been heard. a part of me questions whether it's actually effective and how many are we going to have to have after that? i really want to get it done. because of everything that you see in the news, really. health officials in the region say the booster roll—out may have slowed, but vaccine centres are busy. we are still continuing to see hundreds of people coming in each week for their first dose, so we have to recognise that people are on a slightly differentjourney. at this gp practice in kent, though, the waiting area for vaccinations, including boosters, is sometimes empty. 0ur clinics really have been a lot less busy. we've also had problems where patients aren't turning up when they've been invited. he said getting the under—305 to come forward for boosters hasn't always been easy. that age group were vaccinated later, so their boosters come later. quite a lot of them have had covid and you can't vaccinate someone within four weeks of having

nottingham forest knocked out arsenal, ending their hopes of adding to their record number of cup wins wore an all white strip, to raise awareness of knife crime. a pick of the eight other ties today, premier league sides liverpool and tottenham avoided an upset — both trailled teams from the third tier before scoring seven goals between them. west ham came out on top in an all premier league tie. they face a trip to sixth—tier kidderminster in the fourth round. there was another shock in the women's super league, where the leaders arsenal, unbeaten all season, lost to bottom side birmingham city. they won 2—0, libby smith here with theirfirst, as they climb off the foot of the table. manchester city are up to fifth — they beat brighton 6—0, as england captain steph houghton returned from injury. there's more on the bbc sport, website including the full draw for the fourth round of the fa cup. that, though, is all from me. mishal. thank you very much. before we go, if you're in the north of scotland, you may get a glimpse of the northern lights tonight. that's one of the regions where

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heidi booth, bbc news, nottingham. good afternoon.k must do more to support ukraine as russian troops gather at its border. tobias ellwood, who chairs the commons defence committee, said he thought an invasion was now "imminent" — and that president putin was "taking full advantage of a weakened west". russia has denied it's planning an invasion. but the us has delivered 90 tonnes of what it calls �*lethal aid' to ukraine, the first shipment since a fresh promise of assistance from president biden. james waterhouse reports now from the ukrainian capital, kyiv. the friendship of nations arch built by the soviets to celebrate the closeness between russians and ukrainians. that crack was painted on by activists a few years ago as relations between the countries deteriorated. and as talks to intensify about a possible invasion the hope is things do not break down completely. tensions are still rising on the border and to date russian jets rising on the border and to date russianjets made their rising on the border and to date russian jets

heidi booth, bbc news, nottingham.ttack in north west london. it happened in station road, harrow. police say the injured women were slashed and a third woman was punched by the suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospital for mental health assessment. the headlines on bbc news: the first shipment of american military aid to ukraine arrives there after talks over russia's troop build—up on the border. police will meet a conservative mp who's accused government whips of trying to "blackmail" politicians who've tried to oust borisjohnson. a man appears in court charged with the murder of an elderly woman and the attempted murder of her husband at their home in derbyshire. the un has condemned an air strike by the saudi—led coalition on a detention centre in yemen. the country's houthi rebels, who have been fighting the saudi—led coalition, say at least 82 people were killed and more than 260 others injured. it follows nights of bombing raids, after a rocket fired by houthi rebels killed three people in the un

the holders chelsea have a way to aston villa where it is currently goalless and nottingham forest areing after a minute 1—0. rory mcilroy had one of the best rounds of the day as he divided a classic intention going is the final round. his three under parfinal round. his three under parfinal round included four birdies and an eagle that took him to ten under. two shots behind south africa's justin hardy. mcilroy has won this event twice before he knows his way around the course. there is a cluster of english —based was the top of the leaderboard led by tommy fleetwood who also went round in three under par. he is a shot behind mcilroy. that is all for the moment. there is much more on the bbc sport website, including live coverage of the women's premier fifteens website, including live coverage of the women's premierfifteens match between wasps and exeter chiefs. that is all up to date via there. i will be back in a moment. bye for now. holly, thank you very much for that. tens of thousands of people in three south—east african countries have been cut off by flood waters following tor

remains in hospital in a critical condition. 33 year old vasile culea appeared before magistrates in nottinghamospital after a knife attack in north west london. it happened in station road, harrow. police say the injured women were slashed and a third woman was punched by the suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospital for mental health assessment. the un has condemned an air strike by the saudi—led coalition on a detention centre in yemen. the country's houthi rebels, who have been fighting the saudi—led coalition, say at least 82 people were killed and more than 260 others injured. it follows nights of bombing raids, after a rocket fired by houthi rebels killed three people in the united arab emirates earlier this week. earlier i spoke to jacob burns, communcations adviser for medicins sans friontieres i have been speaking to colleagues inside the city this morning. they describe that in the early hours of friday morning, they were at home, they had the sound ofjets flying over the city and then three explosions. we know the air strike hit the city prison where there were report

many examples, at the end of last year a student at nottingham trent university, at that time you couldthe end of 2020, no more than six indoors, there were probably about eight, she got a letter threatening prosecution or fixed penalty notice, again representations, so there was again representations, so there was a lot of enforcement in the country and i acted unpaid in these cases but also a lot of my colleagues did, and took on these cases to try to help people. in and took on these cases to try to help maple-— and took on these cases to try to help peeple-_ help people. in light of what we have heard _ help people. in light of what we have heard about _ help people. in light of what we have heard about these - help people. in light of what we have heard about these various| have heard about these various parties happening in downing street, what do you believe should happen to these fixed penalty notices which have been issued? some of them £10,000. ,, . , ., , have been issued? some of them £10,000. ,, . , ., ., £10,000. since very early on after these emergency _ £10,000. since v

there is a new push to get people boosted, including here in nottingham and across the east midlands.been much slower since the new year. and in some communities, it's only a third of the average, with the message not always getting across. a part of me questions whether it's actually effective. and how many are we going to have to have after that? i really want to get it done, because of everything you see in the news, really. health officials in the region say the booster roll—out may have slowed, but they're still busy. we are still continuing to see hundreds of people coming in each week for their first dose, so we have to recognise that people are on a slightly differentjourney. at this gp practice in kent, though, the waiting area for vaccinations, including boosters, is sometimes empty. 0ur clinics really have been a lot less busy. we've also had problems where patients aren't turning up when they've been invited. he says getting the under—305 to come forward for boosters hasn't always been easy. that age group were vaccinated later, so their booster�*s come later. quite a lot

shrewsbury, and west ham at home to leeds in an all—premier league tie, with the later match between nottinghamtaking place. we're into the second half of the match between brighton and manchester city and city are currently 3—0 up. these are the live pictures — action is over on the red button and bbc sport website. city with three goals in the second half for them. city with three goals in the second half for them. city can overtake brighton into fifth with a win. later on, leaders arsenal travel to birmingham city, hoping to extend their lead at the top to seven points. that is all the sport from us for now, victoria. the education secretary, nadhim zahawi, denied there are plans to stop supplying free lateral flow tests — after a report in a sunday paper. earlier i spoke to thorrun govind, chair of the royal pharmaceutical society in england. she warned that there is a still a shortage of lateral flow tests — which has led to her members receiving abuse from the public. is she really should by the comments that lateral flow tests will remain free? —— is she reassured? i think i will be reas

heidi booth, bbc news, nottingham.ital after a knife attack in north west london. it happened in station road, harrow. police say the injured women were slashed and a third woman was punched by the suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospital for mental health assessment. the royal college of gps is calling on the government to delay its policy of compulsory covid vaccines for frontline healthcare workers in england over concerns it could worsen problems with staff shortages. hundreds of nhs workers took to the streets of london this afternoon, in protest against the new rules. currently, staff have until the 3rd of february to receive their first dose to allow enough time to be fully vaccinated by the deadline of 1st april. the department of health and social care said there were no plans to delay the policy. let's take a look at the latest government figures. there were over 76,800 new coronavirus infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, but that figure does not include scotland. on average, just

the late kick—off is between nottingham forest and arsenal. in the first women's super league fixture of the new year. all the goals came in the second half, with brighton's victoria williams turning into her own net to give city the lead. lauren hemp and georgia stanway added two more before laura coombs capitalised on this defensive mistake to put city 4—0 ahead. hayley raso made it five before this lovely chip from vicky losada wrapped up the match. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the table in the day's other fixtures, birmingham are in action against leaders arsenal. there could be a shock on the cards here too. they're two up against the league leaders. and leicester are away at reading. reading leading i—0. it was nervy, it was testy, but england got the job done in sydney. they hung on for a draw against australia, who were bearing down on another victory in the fourth ashes test. the result ends australia's hopes of a 5—0 whitewash. with just one wicket in hand, england salavaged some pride and managed to get over the line. patric

that is what an elderly man told police who stopped him in nottingham. good morning.ice say they aren't responsible for the delay. but they've confirmed they want "minimal reference" in that report to events they're investigating themselves. ican i can understand why everyone wants to see sue gray's report but the timing of it has cut right across a criminal investigation and obviously a criminal investigation has the highest standards of procedural events. the met will want to get uncontaminated individual accounts from witnesses and suspects, as to what happened, and if sue gray were to publish her report warts and all saying for example, i found such and such an account to be inconsistent i found so—and—so to be unconvincing, that has a real potential to prejudice the investigation and that is why as i understand it the met have asked her to make minimal reference to the incidents that they are investigating. alex bailin qc. daniel sandford, our home affairs correspondent told me more about the timing of the report. from the moment that it became clear that some of

police stopped the man, who was born in 1938, in nottingham on wednesday evening.nce since he was 12. in tennis rafael nadal has moved one win away from a record 21st grand slam men's title after reaching the final of the australian open. after a dominant start, he put on an impressive performance to beat italy's matteo berrettini. the 35—year—old spaniard is level on 20 major titles with long—time rivals novak djokovic and roger federer. he'll face world number two daniil medvedev in sunday's final. and in cricket captain heather knight held off australia with an important century to keep england in the ashes on day two of the one—off test in canberra. the visitors closed on 235—8, 102 runs behind. jo currie was watching. after australia shone with the bat on day one and with this being only a four—day test, katherine brunt delivered, taking her haul for the innings to five before australia declared on 337 before lunch. england needed a big response. lauren winfield hill—pushed boundaries from the very first ball. moments later perhaps more caution should have bee

remains in hospital in a critical condition. 33—year—old vasile culea appeared before magistrates in nottinghamsday. two women have been taken to hospital after a knife attack in north west london. it happened in station road, harrow. police say the injured women were slashed and a third woman was punched by the suspect. a woman has been detained and taken to hospital for a mental health assessment. the un has condemned an air strike by the saudi—led coalition on a detention centre in yemen. aid agencies say at least 70 people were killed and many more wounded. it follows nights of bombing raids, after a rocket fired by houthi rebels killed three people in the united arab emirates earlier this week. i'm joined now byjabob burns, communication advisor for yemen at medecins sans frontieres. a terrible death toll. what is your latest information on what happened there? i latest information on what happened there? r, , latest information on what happened there? . , , , . ~' latest information on what happened there? ., , , , ., ~ ., there? i have been speaking to colleagues _ there? i have been spe

the late kick—off is between nottingham forest and arsenal.ers arsenal in the wsl. libby smith put them ahead afterjust three minutes with this effort, before viatriki sarri doubled that lead just before the half—time break. it's their first victory of the season while arsenal suffer their first defeat. birmingham are now out of the relegation zone and manchester city thrashed brighton 6—0 to secure a third consecutive victory. vicky losada had the pick of the goals. city leapfrog brighton into fifth in the table. so, confirmation of those results, then — and that loss for leicester at reading means they prop up the table this evening. it was nervy, it was tense, but england got the job done in sydney. they hung on for a draw in the fourth ashes test against australia, who were bearing down on another victory. the result ends australia's hopes of a 5—0 whitewash. england survived with just one wicket in hand and managed to salvage some pride. here's captainjoe root. coming into the game, i spoke a lot about putting pride back into english cric

that he's stepping down from the role in march and will return to his work at the university of nottinghamgame, and thinking you cannot lose this now, but how many times have you seen the site coming back and beating you? borisjohnson has thanked him for what he called his "extraordinary contribution to our country. the number of people on a hospital waiting list in england has hit another record high. figures for the end of november show six million people were waiting for routine surgery. and in december — nearly 13,000 patients had to wait more than 12 hours in a&e for a bed to become available, another record. 0ur health editor hugh pym sent this report from birmingham. birmingham, the pandemic�*s cast a long shadow here. the spread of covid may be slowing, but as in many communities, it could take years to clear the backlog of cancelled operations. 0llie, who works in a car dealership, needs surgery, but he hasn't even been put on the waiting list yet. they've supported me really, really well. 0llie has crohn's disease, which causes inflammation of the digestive system. he needed a bo