what a hero for oldham!s thought they would get, but that wasn't enough for the latics. soon, they were ecstatic. it comes across... it is ear next itibci'o it comes across... it is ear next macro what an upset this could be! -- it is in! all this record who sacked their manager on boxing day. dee dee wilde became caretaker the day after a six 6-0 became caretaker the day after a six 6—0 defeat. —— pete wilde. this was the match where it all came together, and after years in the darkness, their fans got something back. i seem to have been the site story, which is great, gazza took the pressure off the boys. it is a remarkable transformation, but one i'm going to savour. i have got to. you have got to savour these moments in life. you were going to be in amongst the fans cheering oldham on today. instead, you are in front of them, receiving their claim. i can't even imagine what that must have been like. the most proud man in oldham. can you believe it? no, still can't believe it. well done to oldham still ca

the oldham captain peter clarke. come though, alexsandr mitrovic missed from the spot to surely send fulham through with five minutes remaining, but that wasn't the end of those oldham celebrations. callum lang, on loan from lancashire neighbours wigan athletic, heading in the winner against the side 59 places above them in the football pyramid. and remarkably oldham's caretaker boss pete wild has only been in charge for a week. get this. he had planned to go to the match as a fan before being given the managersjob. shock too at bramhall lane where sheffield united, going so well at the top of the championship, have been beaten by non—league barnet. just the one goal in it — shaquile coulthirst scoring from the spot. a real positive for barnet fans who saw their side releagted from the football league last may — now through to the fourth round of the fa cup for the first time in 11 years. big win for manchester city. they put seven past rotherham united of the championship. phil foden scored his first goal at the eti

brilliant for oldham, and also, for barnet. the ballot, with his uncle, who left an indelible mark on so filled united. a nice family reunion, but only a side dish. after all, they were not exactly tearing up all, they were not exactly tearing up the national league. and yet, 20 minutes in, a penalty for barnett. what a chance now for sure killcord thirst, who played with harry kane in spurs' youth ranks. the proof was in the penalty. colthurst gives barnett the lead! now, team in the fifth division leading one chasing promotion to the first. sheffield united were lucky did not get worse for them. barnett missed chances to make the sensational secure. surely there would be a response? the blades were strangely blunted. the clu b blades were strangely blunted. the club that has scored nine goals in his last three matches seemed listless, almost aimless. the locals we re listless, almost aimless. the locals were restless. there would be one last chance. at 89 minutes, the ball fell to leon clarke. brilliant save by mark cousins!

brilliant from oldham. .. brilliant, too, for barnet.ll league last may, today they went to bramall lane and beat a sheffield united side flying high in the championship. patrick gearey was watching. if this tie needed spice, how about two curries? darren currie, caretaker manager of non—league barnet, with his uncle tony, a legend who left an indelible mark on sheffield united. a nice family reunion, but surely only a cup side dish. after all, the bees weren't exactly tearing up the national league. and yet, 20 minutes in, ephron mason—clark won a penalty for barnet. what a chance now for shaquile coulthirst, who played with harry kane in spurs‘ youth ranks. the proof was in the penalty. coulthirst gives barnet the lead! now a team in the fifth division leading one chasing promotion to the first. sheffield united were lucky it didn't get worse for them. barnet missed chances to make a sensational secure. the sensational secure. surely there would be a response? the blades were strangely blunted. a club that has scored nine goals in its

so oldham through at the expense of leicester.port county beat fulham on one of the best nights in their history. adam wild reports. a corner of south wales today seemingly bathed in amber and gold. newport county, a cloud dreaming of silver. but not so long ago, leicester city were premier league champions, only the most romantic could see them stumbling against the league two side that belief is growing. it is a newport! this header finding growing. it is a newport! this headerfinding its way growing. it is a newport! this header finding its way in off the post. still, a long way to go, a long time to cling on. leicester all the while edging closer. desperate defending. there was not anyone who could keep out the equaliser, it had been coming. but instead of holding on for a draw, newport push for more. the reward was a penalty for handball. a chance to make history. newport lead again! it is a remarkable story in south wales. seeing all the supporters there celebrating in being able to produce that from the players and give tha

the most proud man in oldham. did get the ball down and we created chances and gave them a run for their money. they are third in the championship and we have beaten them at their ground. championship and we have beaten them at theirground. so... championship and we have beaten them at their ground. so... so happy, so happy. no chance of an upset at the etihad. the second 7—0 thrashing of the weekend. manchester city were ruthless against rotherham united. seven difference scorers too. and you can see if the likes of barnet, oldham and gillingham get one of the big guns on bbc one tonight — the draw will take place during live coverage of wolves against liverpool. the winter break is over in the women's super league and arsenal have extended their lead at the top. they had to come from behind to beat west ham 4—2. two second half goals from danielle van de donk sealed the win. second placed man city could only draw at bristol city. tottenham ladies defender renee hector says she received racist abuse from a sheffi

scholes has a lifelong affinity with oldham and watched their defeat at macclesfield yesterday.ss after the sacking of frankie bunn last month. scholes is looking for his firstjob in management since retiring as a player in 2013. england will face australia this afternoon in theirfinal match of the quad series. it had been hoped that it would be a ‘winner—takes—all‘ encounter but the roses defeat to south africa in their second game put paid to that. but tracey neville's team still have a chance of winning the tournament. we can speak now to our reporter emily croydon, who's at the copperbox arena. hello emily. tell me, as i mentioned, it england can still qualify. if they are to do that, what is to happen? they can still win this tournament, but it's not quite as straightforward as it might have been had they beat in south africa yesterday. england need to beat australia by five goals or more to win this series for the first ff‘. 2.5". this. eerie; 555:— ‘jh; sir—t?— .. ., fl — v— f south ta. 2.5". this. eerie; 55a.— the sir—a3;— .. ., fl — v— f south africa ‘ja 2.5". this. aa—ia

before they showed that levels in oldham bog are much lower than previously thought. of all that's going on than book we have one station that records levels above the legal limits under that limit at almost any other spot the situation is almost come. but we have to work with these ratings yet by operating on the basis of one reference point in the city that exceeds the limit we sense we're not exactly promoting public acceptance for what we're doing not just the mention of our city and let's get. the diesel summit in berlin last december local authorities were hoping for help from the top faced with the specter of driving bans across germany and a loss of faith in her government the chancellor declared the problem a personal priority on the america was environment minister when the current legal limit for n o two was first discussed merkel was chancellor by the time it became law in two thousand and ten we asked if it was time to reexamine this controversial limit before driving bans with serious implications were imposed across germany. dr madam johnsen the current

brilliant from oldham, brilliant too for barnet.e needed spice, how about two curries. the caretaker manager with his uncle tony who left an indelible mark on sheffield united, a nice family reunion butjust a side dish. 20 minutes in, a penalty was one for barnet. what a chance. the striker played with harry kane in the youth ranks. he gives barnet the lead. now a team in the fifth division choosing one chasing promotion into the first. barnett missed chances to make the sensational secure, surely there would be a response? sheffield was strangely blunted, they seemed listless and aimless. united would get one last chance at 89 minutes, the boll fell to leon clarke. brilliant save. a famous victory secured by cousins, planned by a nephew and enjoyed by the whole family. we felt we deserved it. i am pleased, can‘t put it into too many words but it is such a wonderful occasion for everyone. i am proudly showed their capabilities because we have got some good players. all the words written and spoken about the club‘s decline, these ima

craig oldham is a market analyst at the way and in london we asked him what this lower sales forecast says about apple and the spot phone market especially in china anything that confirms some of our feeling is that we've been to realize that for the last month we've had reports from suppliers the form of one of our largest clients of court orders this largely points to apple in many cases so this is not necessarily an entirely unsurprising story but coming straight from the horse's mouth as it were is was quite a shock now what it tells us is that apple faces many challenges we could look at some of the deeper rooted issues which may lead to the ball is not quite the innovative it once was in the excess is what we'll grade from the acts that people wanted to say so that's going to impact the number of people grading from one hundred sets of the other compared to maybe what we would have seen in the past i think there is a deeper rooted issues again with the global economy which is what's been called polluted so sickly in china where we are seeing. that the celebration than we maybe w

i am the most proud man in oldham. can you believe it? no, still can't believe it, no.lieve it. two points behind them in the league newport county, he knew something we didn't. they nearly knocked out tottenham last days in. leicester were not so lucky. just like last year, the premier league side equalised. unlike last year, this fairy tale had a happy ending, and leicester had a happy ending, and leicester had a happy ending, and leicester had a hand. newport lead again! what a roar! aroar so loud you might have heard it in england, although it would have had to have drowned out the data from brammall lane. this is non—league barnet taking the lead against sheffield united. colthurst get it in! barnet one against premier league chasing sheffield united. yes, the game has gone. the fa cup has lost all its magic! ben crouch with that report, looking back at the weekend. barnet the only non—league team who will be in the draw later this evening. it will be held here at molineux. just a few minutes after the final whistle goes here. alan shearer was on duty at newport co

but gps are spread more thinly in some places than others, and even here in oldham, where the ratio ofrage, getting an appointment can be hard. the absolute minimum i've been able to get one is a month. sometimes you're waiting for weeks, aren't you? but if you ring up early in the morning, they can get you in early, can't they? my granddaughter needed an emergency appointment and couldn't get one. this bbc survey reveals that some gps in england have almost three times more patients than others. the darker the area, the worse the problem. the average gp in england has around 1700 patients. but look how it varies. rushcliffe in nottinghamshire has fewer than 1200 patients for every gp. but in swale in kent, each gp has more than 3300 patients to deal with. this difference is quite shocking, to be honest with you. it suggests there are areas of the country that are struggling to get sufficient numbers of gps to deliver the care that their patients need. there could be other reasons for some of this variation. the different type of patient population and the needs of those people. but a

that's like the new that's where all the cool kids are going they're going to davos for has been oldham jerks yep that's true and speaking of those either asian i would like to turn to this headline which i thought was just fantastic it was an interview in spiked on line with i'm going to try to pronounce his name it's a french name so it's not going to be perfect nevertheless his name is krzysztof gooey and he is a thinker and author and he was.

leicester lost at newport and fulham were beaten at home by oldham. league went ahead against oldham, a side confined to the fourth tier, the faint hopes of 4000 travelling fans might have felt fainter than ever. this is a competition unlike any other. the come back began from the spot, sam surridge raising hopes once more. if fulham are feeling the pressure, alexander mitrovic had the chance to let off steam. instead, this was just they let off. an old hero at one end, and enough time for them to find another. what an upset this could be! callum lang sparking a kind of extraordinary scenes that only the fa cup can provide. it would have taken a similar leap of faith to believe barnett could cause such an upset with sheffield united from the championship. when they we re from the championship. when they were awarded a penalty, shaquile coulthirst never looked like losing faith. inspiration forthe aspirations of newport county. jamille matt with a moment of magic against premier league side leicester, before the final surprise ona leicester, before the

one in oldham, it's a real drag on the property market, in ludlow, a number of clients with this onech an effect on london and the south—east and that has spread to other parts of the uk. so what the royal institution is saying is if you line up institution is saying is if you line up the surveyors who think we're going to have a drop in sales over the next three months on one side, and on the other, the ones who disagree, those who think there will be gay dropped of 28% more and that's the biggest they've ever seen —— those who think there will be a drop. they think it will be picking up drop. they think it will be picking up once the fog of brexit lifts, and they say if and when it does there will be a slight increase in sales and in prices by the end of the year. that in the short term it's not just them. banks year. that in the short term it's notjust them. banks have been saying today that mortgages are going to be down over the next three months and people borrowing on their credit cards, saying we'll wait and see as far as our decisions about spending are concerned. thank you,

that's like the new that's where all the cool kids are going they're going to daven those for has been oldham jerks yep that's true and speaking of those either asian i would like to turn to this headline which i thought was just fantastic it was an interview in spiked on line with i'm going to try to pronounce his name it's a french name so it's not going to be perfect nevertheless his name is krzysztof gooey and he is a thinker and author and he was interviewed about their own are unstoppable he said and he is writing about the cultural divide among the yellow vests and back in two thousand and fourteen geographer christopher. study of law from its para for wreak the peripheral france caused the media sensation it drew attention to the economic cultural and political exclusion of the working classes most of whom now live outside the major cities and highlighted the conditions that would later give rise to the yellow vest phenomenon. has developed on these themes in his recent books no society and the twilight of the elite prosperity at the periphery and the future of fronts yeah well the mo

but, as renee shaw and producer abbey oldham of pbs station kentucky educational television report, one-profile chef is trying to change that. >> this is an industry that i t ve. it's an industry tve devoted my life to. and the restaurant industry is just a very tough and high pressure environment. >> reporter: edward lee is an award winning chef, author and owner of five restaurants in the louisville, kentucky and washington, d.c. regions. in 2015, he founded the lee initiative, a non-profit seeking to increase diversity and equality in the restaurant industry. last year, the group launched the women chefs of ken initiative as part of that mission. >> what we're looking for are young only going to rise to be great atefs, owners, investors, have you, but also great activists for the next generaon. >> reporter: five female chefs from kentuckwere selected in the inaugural year of the program. in addition to particiting in group learning events throughout the year, each woman spent a week being mentored by an established female chef elsewhere in the country. lindsey ofcaceis the lee e itia

concludes with liverpool against wolves tonight — as well as the fourth round draw with newport county, oldhamin the hat. more from the at half past. quite a bit of cloud where you are at the moment and that is the case with uk but prospects are looking brighter for the middle part of this week but it will be turning chillier to. thank you very much. hello everyone — this is afternoon live — i'm simon mccoy. the prime minister has unveiled a new, long term strategy for the nhs in england, aimed at saving up to half a million lives in the coming decade. she's promised an extra 20 billion pounds for the health service budget by 2023, phased in over the next five years. there'll be greater emphasis on community and gp care and mental health. it's hoped the strategy will improve the early diagnosis of cancers, and the prevention of heart attacks and strokes. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. the health service is treating more people than ever before but it's struggling in the face of unprecedented demand. so nhs managers in england have been working on a plan for the next decade, t