ollie is not very well. >> a real thing they did. >> so tell us about that.well, oliver is struggling with his health as he did in real life during these tours. he passed away shortly after the last tour. so, yeah, in our film we go to one of these publicity events and we just had a big fight the night before and you think like maybe this is it for them, that they finally had it with each other and then there's a health crisis, a big health crisis with oliver, an existential cries for the act and it's a real reckoning moment when sudan and ollie, you know, have to put aside whatever the petty disagreement of that argument was about. realize the larger human truth with each other. it's a beautiful moment. it makes me tear up not because of my own performance but i'm remembering what it must have been like for these two geniuses. >> what were you going to say, steve? >> you said it so eloquently, john. i couldn't possibly add anything to it. >> but stan got into bed with laurel and sort comforted him, right? i mean with ollie. >> and that was a very, those mome

best of luck to our international flying buddy, ollie.opefully you make it back safely. >> in case you're wondering how international stars travel, on the floor of airports. >> we'll keep track of his progress and of course you can follow any one of us at facebook.com/right this minute. >> what would you do if you could hit the slopes and do anything? he is a snowboarder in finland that's been doing this for more than 50 years. none of it included ice claiming in my fantasy. it was just doing some narly trick. >> he can give to a pretty awesome slope. if you can call that mountain a slope. it's pretty steep. >> don't you like how they can look at the trees. >> after 15 years of doing this sport, it looks like second nature. >> if you want to take a break, just doing a sled. and not harder. working ser >> the list. >> it's like a forest full of snow men. >> i've never seen trees covered in snow quite like that. >> it's funny that you say that because we do get a glimpse they might be on their way to deliver some food. now from finland to j

exchange between jacob of this, the brexiteer mps, we had the exchange betweenjacob rees—mogg and olliew brexit secretary stephen barclay this morning, with exactly this conversation, and stephen barclay was trying to convince jacob rees—mogg that it will be just as uncomfortable for the eu and that is why we won't be in it permanently and jacob rees—mogg said he not seeing any evidence of that and he says it will only be uncomfortable for the uk. but the eu does not want a non—member getting access to the single market and being at the customs union, so on that simple measure it would be uncomfortable for the eu? yes, the backstop, the eu does not want businesses in northern ireland to know about this, but this puts businesses in the north in a very competitive position compared to the south. why would you moves to —— move manufacturing over? it puts them in a very good position, so it does divide the four freedoms which is the thing the eu says they don't want, but politically the backstop is very tricky for the eu and that is the argument ollie robins will use as they will not want t

sport now with olly foster. but not mark hughes, they got rid of him. it didn't buy him much time, just 48 hours or so. the writing was on the wall already for mark hughes, no matter how they got on against manchester united. they were 2—0 up but drew 2—2. sacked by southampton today, been there just eight months. in march he helped keep the saints up in march he helped keep the saints up so got them through their relegation battle but he leaves them in another one. they are in the relegation zone, one point from the bottom of the table. they haven't won since the beginning of september. they earned a really good draw against man united but they have only won one of their 14 games this season. the assistant first—team manager kelvin davies will takes out of the trip to spurs on wednesday night. saints say the search for a new manager to take the clu b forward search for a new manager to take the club forward is already under way. who would take on the club? before hughes, the club went through four foreign manag

that's chairman and ceo of ollie's. look, i can't find an objection. thank you so much.amer. rebekkah: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it. i just wish i would've had a warning. >>> it is time time for the lightning round [ indiscernible and then the lightning round is over are you ready, skedaddy. time for the lightning round dean in washington, dean >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing? just wanted to say, love your show >> thank you >> caller: i thinkyou're awesome. >> not bad thank you very much. you should tell my wife. she didn't even check in with me today. >> caller: my question for you, sir, for the financial sector right now. i'm a little concerned about the flattening of the yield curve and the negative impact this may have on earnings moving forward. i currently have exposure to the financial sector through the xlf and i hold long positions in jpmorgan, cfg, and swede bank. >> we he

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this follows secret talks between ollie robbins and his counterparts la st ollie robbins and his counterparts, the idea being she would hang onto power until 2021, just a general election, and she would hand over with a nine month transition period before the election, to a new tory party leader. it is sort of curious, though, isn't it, given that just a few days curious, though, isn't it, given thatjust a few days ago her political obituaries were starting to be written. well, it has been written a lot of times, so in that senseit written a lot of times, so in that sense it isn't surprising that she keeps hanging on and surviving. but iagree, keeps hanging on and surviving. but i agree, the idea that as soon as she said she was going to stand down that the general narrative would be that the general narrative would be that basically her time is up pretty quickly after the brexit process has been concluded, even if not before, obviously she survived a motion of confidence, but that therefore the race would be on straightaway after 29 march or whenever it might be. so this is very different to

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre. has been sacked by southampton after eight months in charge. he leaves the club in the relegation zone just one point off the bottom of the table. our sports correspondent andy swiss is with me, they got that decent draw at home to manchester united over the weekend but it didn't buy hughes any more time so who's in the running to replace him? saturday was the final straw. southampton led two them but couldn't hold on against manchester united, that has been a recurrent problem for mark hughes, they have thrown away a lot of winning position, he was brought in at the tail end of last season with the clu b tail end of last season with the club battling against relegation, he did pretty well at first, he was given a contract over the summer after keeping them up. things haven't worked out. just one win in 14 haven't worked out. just one win in 1a premier league matches so far this season, simply not good enough. the club have issued a brief statement saying they would like to thank mark

thanks olly, and helen has all the weather.t looks like the cold air will win the battle over the cold and mild weather. but comes the weekend it looks very interesting. i will have more on you later. you tease! also this hour — thinning ice in antarctica. nasa says it's worse than we thought, prompting fears of sea levels rising significantly around the world. hello everyone, this is afternoon live. theresa may has embarked on a whirlwind tour of european capitals as she tries to rescue her brexit deal. the prime minister has been meeting the dutch and german leaders, amid warnings from her own backbenchers that she'll need to win significant changes if her deal is ever to get through the house of commons. later, she'll meet the president of the european commission jean claude juncker, who's already said there is "no room whatsoever" for renegotiation. our europe correspondent, damian grammaticas, has our first report. it's something the eu may never have seen — a british prime minister in trouble at home seeking help in her h

you're playing one of the great comedians of all time with steve coogan in the film "stan & ollie." >about laurel and hardy, and i'm holding up this photo to make sure that people who remember who laurel and hard are, because some young people may not know. my birth is decades past their death, and they were giants. >> they were masters of comedy. they figured out the ancient clowning secrets. >> stephen: it makes it sound like a martial art. >> it kind of is because it requires a lot of practice and rehearsal and, you know, but most young people, when you say, like, the fat guy and the skinny guy, oh, yeah, yeah, they know the graphic image, but i'm real excited about this film coming out because it reminds people who these guys were, and they were two of the greatest comedians that ever lived. certainly the greatest duo that's ever worked together, and inspired everyone from the simpsons to tim and eric to, you know, key and peele and anyone in comedy now owes a debt to laurel and hardy. so it's a real mission we're on with this movie, not just getting people to see it but to rememb

this is ollie davies, the new south wales metro captain.t northern territory in the under—19 one—day championships on monday. it was the first double hundred in the competition and the highlight was this — six sixes in one over. he hit no fewer than 17 in total. his side finished with on 406 for four. ronnie o'sullivan is through to the fourth round of the uk snooker championship. he's the defending champion and beat china's zhou yuelong by six frames to nil. but of course o'sullivan is never too far away from controversy, and has made more headlines for suggesting he wants to start a breakaway champions league—style snooker tour, because of the number of events and the amount of travelling on the current schedule. it is the people who lose early because they get home for 910 days, but if you look like somebody like selby or higgins or williams, they go deep in the tournament. it does not see them —— nine or ten days. it —— eventually they will crash and burn. it will be five or six different trips. it will be one week in china, the next in

ollie was telling us earlier, you wa nt ollie was telling us earlier, you want a decisive victory eitherld be so much debate and discussion, argument about whether it was the right results are maybe this set it up for a proper rematch. my this set it up for a proper rematch. my goodness. can we do it all again? probably not. here's louise with a look at the morning's weather. good morning. most of us are waking up good morning. most of us are waking up to seems like this in cheshire, but we have got some breaks in the cloud and some sunshine, not a bad start to the day in luton as you can see quite clearly. certainly better than yesterday where we had some fairly persistent rain. but generally speaking it is cloudy today. it is a tale of two halves, because northern parts of the country, scotland in particular, starting off chilly but bright and dry. further south, windy and cloudy with a scattering of showers, but incredibly mild because the wind direction is coming from the south—west. we could see gust of wind at around 45 mph, but frequent showers, temperatures could reach 14, 16 sho

hello, i'm olly foster. here's what's coming up on sportsday tonight. look who's back.anchester united say ole gunnar solskjaer will unite the fans and the players. arsenal were winners a few weeks ago, but who'll come out on top in tonight's north london derby in the league cup quarterfinals? and we hear from adam peaty, who's making a stand against world swimming's governing body. i don't care, if they have to, i'm not bothered but at the end of the day they will have the backlash from that. good evening. 2a hours after sacking jose mourinho, manchester united have their caretaker until the end of the season, ole gunnar solskjaer. he says the club is in his heart and it's brilliant to be coming back. united fans love him for his injury time winner against bayern munich in the 1999 champions league final. he was their super—sub, nicknamed the baby—faced assassin. he scored 126 goals over 11 seasons. after a knee injury ended his playing career he coached the united reserves before he was tempted back to norway by his former club molde. he won the title with them, then

. >> reporter: and half of laurel and hardy with steve coogan in "stan and ollie." >> i already got onehis one you don't. >> reporter: that trident, those pants. "aquaman "aquaman.." >> my parents made me what i am >> reporter: jennifer lopez gets career reinvention in "second act." >> thank you for coming in, maya. >> okay. thank you. >> reporter: set in 1987 with haley stein feldstein again displaying true grit, this transformers spin-off is cute as a bug called "bumblebee." steve carell in "welcome to marwen." >> i've created a world where i can heal. >> reporter: and sandra bullock battles horror in "bird box." meanwhile oscar minded audiences can check out "if beale street could talk." a different look at stardom with natalie portman. >> i'm worried about you, mom. >> you'r me? >> reporter: on the animation side a fresh take on a familiar superhero in "spider-man: into the spider-verse." for "good morning america," chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. [ applause ] >> great movies out there. a lot of options. we have a magical holiday performance when we come back. [ applause ] >>

the weekend's new release, stan and olli is about the legendary comedy duo of laurel and hardy at thed of their career. >> john c riley is able to do all things comedy and great actor. the recent indonesia eruption and tsunami was a reminder that mother nature has notone easy on us. nbc's kerry sanersakes a look back. >> had in indonesia,f threats another eruption and tsunami after a wave of destruction t ks weekenilled hundreds. 2018, a year of seemingly back-to-back-to-back natural disasters.in overall, an econom $55 billion. from the record setting wildfires, nearly 0200,omes destroyed, record people killed and a billion dollars in damage. to the strongest hur wayne in 26 years. >> i'm kerry sanders, hurricane michael, 5 mile per hour winds making land fall in mexico beach. >> the eye has come aasre, to the east of us. scientists warn as global temperatures the to rise, we could see more extreme weather. just like was exp >> it's the biggest threat facing human population. >> butch in mexico beach, >> do you wonder about rebuilding here with what mother nature could dagain? >> no.

about drinking water on a regular schedule be it a lack of fluids in my system or too much ice in my ollie's it's not so long before i start to get somewhat confused. halfway off why i kind of poked my groin after about eight miles which isn't great so that's the schools in the old wife knows you to sweep through the body which is delightful but it's kind of ok you expect the. but in the brief moments when my always on sold together it's so beautiful the landscape is so stunning it's just an inspiration you just got to keep going. as my physical state declines i have to fight to stay mentally positive running i try to remind myself normally makes me feel good and i have after all chosen to be here. when after five hours and thirty five kilometers though any sense of enjoyment has well and truly past. it's minus twenty five degrees celsius and there's ice growing out of my chin. i'm immersed in the sort of mental and physical conflict that consumes most mouth and runners at some points every step is hurting and giving me plenty of reasons to stop but that same step is also taking me closer to

i'll leave you though ollie with the cv mourinho takes with him along with his severance pay.eague titles he's won in every country he's managed in, but you wonder after this spell, where it'll lead him next. many thanks indeed. let's speak now to duncan castles, journalist at the daily record and sunday times, who has covered the good and bad of mourinho's time in manchester... duncan, as joe was just saying there, mourinho will be coveted, where is his most likely destination, already talk of a possible return to inter or real madrid? i think ithink so, i think so, tactically i've seen a lot of articles they asking if he is finished as a top—level manager, and it seems like a ridiculous concept. with that cd, even with his recent track record, even earlier, if you look at the last four seasons he has won four major trophies. guadiola has won five major trophies. the favourite to take over from marrying you long—term has one too. —— the favourite to take over for mourinho long—term... i favourite to take over for mourinho long—term. .. i don't favourite to take over for mouri

announced news as well processle planning to create a new independent company olly owned by g.e. for industrial internet of things software. the stand ane subsidiary will rdt a new ceo, new equity structure and bf directors. housing the digital technologieo that g.e.e spent billions betting would become its future. but the news after t cutbacks in the digital business adds more clarity to the mpany's long-term plans as yet mother management team continues the difficult process of turning the american behemoth around. for "nightly busimss report" morgan brennan at the new york stock exchange. >>> and still ahead, what's being done to close the funding gap for women entrepreneurs. > there are reports tonight that federal prosecutors are investigating whether presidents trum inaugural committee misspent money. according to dow jones, the criminal probe is in itsarly stages and it's examining whether some of the committee's toponors gave money in exchange for access to the incoming trumpdministration. e probe arose out of materials seized as part of the investation into the president

that the christmas holiday season is here although you'd never guess that by looking at the show's ollie's a this weekend the numbers on the streets maybe fewer but it could be premature to conclude right now the president macro was calming things because the momentum evidently still appears to be here the show is ollie's a midday on a saturday ten days before christmas would normally be packed with shoppers but no no look who has possession of the show as early as a. under simmons al jazeera powers and it was a similar story outside of paris these pictures coming into us from the western city of nonce where large clouds of tear gas as you can see right there could be seen wafting down the city's streets but let's cross back to paris now and bring in bernard smith who is joining us there from there bernard what is the situation now where you are because we are hearing that people have been arrested. there have been a restoration a lot a lot less of detentions rather than last week though this. the op are in the past a lot of there was a significant gathering earlier on but are there other

seven minutes past eleven o'clock here in moscow tonight thanks ever so much watching my name's kevin ollie and this is artie international. back in place a hard order i sent you a saying that division between northern ireland and our limbs has economic consequences it has a lot of consequences for people particularly those who live along the border there's a lot of free movement at the moment people move back and forward there's a lot of economic activity there's a lot of social social activity i'm looking to see got to stop them. from. yes there is a saying. look there on the cheek. and then prove it come true so let's. get right let's go to a skeptic he said if you ever get to discuss. this concept. this is what we don't understand how we are in such a country. into the minds of the. similar. if the minutes of on board not that got. to with the fun of the couple with the plane. would come back to the place story you have to see. the best. to. follow in a welcome to cross talk for all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the oh that's shaped france to work or is it time to go speaking

. >> reporter: half of laurel and hardy with steve coogan in "stan and ollie." >> i already got one of. >> not like this one, you don't. >> reporter: that trident, those pants, jason momoa says come on in, the water is fine as "aquaman." >> my parents made me what i am. i am the protector of the deep. >> reporter: jennifer lopez gets some careeecd t. you for com >> yeah, okay.87 with hailee steinfeld again displaying some true grit, this "transformers" spin-off is cute as a bug called "bumblebee." director robert zemeckis helped steve carell say "welcome to marwen." >> i created a world where i can heal. >> reporter: and sandra bullock battles unseeable horror in "bird box." meanwhile, oscar minded audiences can make a point to seek out director barry jenkins' "if beale street could talk." "vox lux" a different look at music stardom with natalie portman. >> do you mind if i get a quick picture with you? >> mom, i'm worried about you. >> you're worried about me? >> reporter: on the animation side a fresh take on superhero in "spider-man." chris connelly, abc news, los angeles. >> and "a

theresa may's adviser ollie robbins was snapped arriving here in brussels this afternoon ahead of herrepared to give? i think there will be receptive audience for suggestion that certain aspects might need to be clarified or explained better. but not changed ? i understand that to be the position, yes. people want this done now, it is a distraction at a time when there are many other burning issues in european politics. frustration is growing in some parts of the eu. take a look at this exasperated tweet today from the european parliament's brexit negotiator: the eu believes a decent deal is on the table and the ball is in the uk's court. that is why it is not significantly changing position. but the threat of an no—deal brexit that neither the prime minister nor the eu want looms ever larger on both sides of the channel. katya adler, bbc news, brussels. a landmark in space exploration to report now, because nasa says its voyager 2 probe has left the solar system. it was launched over four decades ago, and has flown pastjupiter, saturn, uranus and neptune. mission control say it is no

olly lee scored the only goal there. hearts player clevid dikamona. a 64—year—old hibs fan has been arrested. india's cricketers have beaten australia in melbourne to go 2—1 up in the four test series. australia still needed 1111 more runs to win at the start of the final day, but only had two wickets remaining and they lost both of those for just three runs. it was the first time india have won a test match in melbourne since 1981. staying with cricket, asutralia's cameron bancroft could manage only two on his competitve return to the sport this morning. bancroft was one of three players banned for ball tampering during a test match against south africa last march. he's playing for perth scorchers against hobart hurricanes this morning, but was out after facing just three balls. two—time champions gary anderson and michael van gerwen will meet in the pdc world championship semi—finals later. anderson beat dave chisnall 5—2 in his quarterfinal while number one seed van gerwen beat world number 7a ryan joyce 5—1. the othe

theresa may's europe adviser ollie robbins was snapped arriving here in brussels this afternoon aheadu prepared to give? i think there will be receptive audience for suggestion that certain aspects might need to be clarified or explained better. but not changed ? i understand that to be the position, yes. people want this done now, it is a distraction at a time when there are many other burning issues in european politics. frustration is growing in some parts of the eu. take a look at this exasperated tweet today from the european parliament's brexit negotiator: the eu believes a decent deal is on the table and the ball is in the uk's court. that's why it's not significantly changing position. but the threat of an no—deal brexit that neither the prime minister nor the eu want looms ever larger on both sides of the channel. katya adler, bbc news, brussels. katya adler there for us. let's get some of the day's other news. a canadian court hearing the bail request of a top chinese telecoms executive, facing faces extradition to the united states, has adjourned without a decision. meng wa

this is ollie davies, the new south wales metro captain. the under 19 one—day championships on monday. the highlight was this. six sixes in one over. he hit no fewer than 17 in total. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport team, thats your tuesday sport briefing. it is indeed. thank you for that. we have plenty more, the business stories to come and the news briefing. i will bejoined byjeremy thompson kirk of world first. we are talking about a story in the times about how one school in london has asked parents to keep gifts for teachers at a minimum, sorry a maximum of £50 because it puts teachers in a very awkward position. the article talks about some private schools where teachers are being given dinners initial and is —— dinners in restaurants and so we ask for your views on all of this. you have not held back. we have heard from so many people. michael smith says because of extreme pressure on teachers they find themselves in difficult situations. bottles of

olly lee scored the only goal there.ed by alleged racial abuse against hearts player clevid dikamona. a 64—year—old hibs fan has been arrested. india's cricketers have beaten australia in melbourne to go 2—1 up in the four test series. australia still needed 1111 more runs to win at the start of the final day, but only had two wickets remaining and they lost both of those for just three runs. it was the first time india have won a test match in melbourne since 1981. we always knew that we can do this, so we are very happy. but we are not shocked or very surprised by what has happened. we always believed this was very possible, because of the talent we have in the side and the mindset we have carried for the last 12 months, regardless of what has been said. regardless of the mistakes we have made. but our mindset never shifted once. staying with cricket, asutralia's cameron bancroft could manage only two on his competitve return to the sport this morning. bancroft was one of three players banned for ball tampering during

move american forces earlier my colleague kevin ollie was joined in the studio by you've got a ton of broader look back at the u.s. campaign in syria but it's not the first time that donald trump announces the withdrawal of troops from syria but last time that happened he backtracked pretty quickly you turning in the stay in syria for another year or so well now yes indeed and he is taking the credit for it and just to give him the credit that he deserves in really the united states did do a lot to defeat i still in syria i mean that can really be taken from them they pretty much liberated all of the eastern and northern much of the northern syrian regions of course not their soldiers not their troops but their proxy sort of army as the kurds i mean the self-proclaimed capital of the caliphate rucka was liberated by the united states and their allies the thing is the means that the because they did kick i sell out with the their favorite tool with their favorite approach and that is blunt stupid force so that's what they used on rocket for example they pretty much a blitter rated the

sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.ent. joe root and jos buttler have seen defeat in the big bash. buttler was out for just 23. shane watson was dismissed by this brilliant bit of work in the field. very nifty. root didn't last long and made 18 before he was caught. by teams have won two and lost two. hobart hurricanes top the table with four out of four. alistair cook will join the bbc‘s test match special tea m join the bbc‘s test match special team for the tour of the west indies. the bbc‘s online cricket magazine show the cricket social. most of the world's top tennis players are in australia with the first grand slam of 2019 just two weeks away. serena williams made a winning return in the hopman cup. it is her first tournament since losing in the us open in september. she won in straight sets. looks a little bit rusty in places. greece won the tie 2-1. rusty in places. greece won the tie 2—1. britain's harriet darts is through to the second round of brisbane national. she is ranked just inside the top 150. she won

olly foster was there with them and he reports now with the highs and lows of the appointment in reviewall fever. france, champions of the football world! this is the stuff of brilliance. absolutely extraordinary! he has only gone and done it! blast in by musa! coutinho! 0h! modric. great goal! oh, it's a scorcher! saved by pickford. dier does it! world cup '18 has exploded with surprises. # right here, right 110w a riddle wrapped 110w in a mystery inside an enigma. 110w that was churchill's russia 80 years ago. vast, impenetrable. what of russia in 2018? a country criticised for its human rights within its borders, and strained political and sporting relations around the globe. entrusted with the 21st fifa world cup, what hosts would they be? well, for one month this summer, they opened their arms. the largest country to stage the tournament had a welcome to match, a mighty bearhug for the thousands of fans who journeyed to the 11 cities stretching across four time zones. it was ambitious. it was brilliant. party central was moscow. this was their opening offering at the luzhniki stadi

earlier my colleague kevin ollie was joined in the studio by a costar now for a broader look back at the u.s. campaign in syria the united states. have been changing the rules of this game as game was and go in when it comes to why the in syria in the first place because it certainly wasn't an official invitation from the un recognized leader bashar assad into the country saying they want to fight terrorists eisel so now they've defeated unlike the had already introduced a new reasons a new pretext as why the should stay for example combating and kind of countering iranian influence in syria where did that come from so now they say that their priorities have shifted again we're not asking for regime change we're not asking for the russians to leave we're asking for is a compromise settlement there's a strong. readiness on the part of western nations not to get money for that disaster unless we have some kind of idea that their government is ready to compromise a notion are created yet another horror in the years ahead the united states did do a lot to defeat eisel in syria i mean tha

with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. game in the premier league today but it was the highest scoring so far this season. match of the day has the highlights after the news and sportscene has details of today's scottish premiership match. but if you want the results now, then here they come. tottenham beat everton 6—2 at goodison park despite going 1—0 down. harry kane and son heung—min both scored twice. spurs remain third, six points behind the leaders liverpool. rangers came from behind to beat stjohnstone 2—1 at mcdiarmid park. alfredo morelos scored both their goals, the winner coming in the 88th minute. rangers are one point behind leaders celtic, who they play next weekend. 1a years after their relegation from the premier league, could leeds united be on the way back? exactly halfway through the championship season, they're top of the table, after a thrilling comeback to beat aston villa. here's our sports correspondent andy swiss. two premier league old boys hoping for a return to the top. leeds arrived as the cha

a team of unexpected delights, meet ollie, only briefly if you're trying to tackle him.the second half it was gloucester, the numbers eventually set that it was established elite that they never lost an exeter, it looms all too early. they didn't go particularly festive on the flags we re particularly festive on the flags were confiscated for failing a health and safety test, you definitely struggle with the risk assessment if you're trying to get in the wake of the european champions i roll. and the driving seat of the heavy machinery. had counsel about a strong start who we re counsel about a strong start who were still level when they accidentally open the door, he does not wipe the seat. they were always teasing this, lets to the favourite to win this competition and showing no sign of flagging. elsewhere... glasgow bolstered their hopes of reaching the knockout stage with a huge 42—22 win over lyon in france. hquones scored the warriors bonus point try to take them one clear at the top of pool 3. meanwhile, newcastle falcons director of rugby, dean richards has accu

discounting, atfer a disappointing year for the high street hello and welcome to sportsday, with me ollyand jeanette kwa kye. hello there, these are our headlines this evening. manchester city are stunned at home, the champions beaten by crystal palace...are the omens good for liverpool? there's a dream start for the caretaker ole gunnar solskjaer‘s manchester united win 5—1 at cardiff and there's a big night ahead for british boxing but with two fights on at the same time, the fans have to make a choice the mac georgia 50,000 watts one and the other, the other side also coming up in the programme... exeter chiefs move to the top of rugby union premiership..with a big win over the champions saracens. and we'll tell you about the retired swedish footballer who has taken memorabilia to another level. hello and welcome to sportsday, only one place to start, there's been another title twist in the premier league, 0lly has all the details. thanks jeanette, we just didn't see this coming. the champions manchester city losing to crystal palace at home, 28 years to the day after palaces last lea

"stan and ollie" follows the legendary comedy duo as they tour post-war england. specialty theater circuit is felicity jones as ruth bader ginsberg in "on the basis of sex," and nicole kidman in the crime drama, "destroyer." in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. ( marty ) tyler perry will host a tribute to the queen of soul next month. the filmmaker is organzing a concert honoring aretha franklin on january 13th. the legendary singer died in august at the age of 76. "aretha! a grammy celebration for the queen of soul" will be taped at the shrine auditorium in los angeles. the special will then air on a later date.... a wide- range of performers will honor franklin during the show including janelle monae... kelly clarkson... john legend and brandi carlile. other singing legends will take the stage that night including patti labelle... celine dion and shirley caesar. ( marty )be sure to tune into kron 4 as we ring in the new year. justine waldman and grant lodes will count us down to 20-19 ... capped off with a huge fireworks show over the bay bridge. it is the only liv

olly lee scored the goal. the result moves hearts up a place to fifth.st premiership try of the season so far as harlequins beat wasps by 20—13 at twickenham. dombrandt crossed the line after just 50 seconds. quins‘ victory ensured they'll finish the year in the top four. wasps have now won just once in 13 matches. in the pro 1a, edinburgh beat glasgow warriors 16—8 at scotstoun. edinburgh led 6—3 at half—time, before captain stuart mcinally scored the opening try early in the second half. glasgow responded and pulled one back late on but it was too little too late. it means that edinburgh retain the 1872 cup, the oldest inter—district rugby series in the world. in the day's other games, cardiff blues thrashed scarlets 311—5. munster beat conference b leaders leinster 26—17. and in italy benneton beat zebre. scotland's gary anderson has reached his fifth world championship darts semi—final. the two—time world champion beat england's dave chisnall 5—2 in the quarterfinal to book his place in the finalfour. nathan aspinall also sealed his place in semi—fin

sport and for a full round up from the bbc sport centre here's olly foster. and liverpool are top of the premier league. you will be feeling good about yourself! liverpool are now the only unbeaten side in the premier league. mo salah scored a hat trick in their 4—0 win at bournemouth to send them top of the table by a point. pep guardiola said his manchester city team was fantastic at chelsea yesterday but they lost 2—0. adam wild reports on the first twist in the title race. manchester city beaten in the premier league for the first time this season. we could have one heck of a title race on. the premier league feels a rather different place this morning. the unbeaten finally beaten. chelsea the first to do what some had begun to think was impossible. i am very, very happy with the win, because i think it is not really very easy to win against manchester city and it is not easy to win against guardiola. that feels something of an understatement. pep guardiola's side hadn't been beaten in the league since april. ka nte! chelsea ending that extraordinary sequ

i'm olly foster at the bbc sport centre.otballers‘ association says clubs must take the strongest possible action if fans racially abuse players. manchester city's raheem sterling was the victim of alleged abuse at chelsea over the weekend. the pfa also backs sterling's criticism of some press coverage saying that they are in no doubt that "negative narrative, influences public opinion and emboldens racist rhetoric". troy townsend is from the anti—discrimination organisation kick it out. u nfortu nately, unfortunately, it is always high profile incidents that will bring it to the fore. i am disappointed he has had to go through the series of incidents he has had to go through but proud the strength is there to talk up, to let people know how he's feeling, because everybody is judging at the moment and nobody asking him, how did this make you feel, did it impact on the way you are playing? we see pictures of him smiling and he's smiling because, you cannot hurt any more, i have had this on a number of occasions. his statement

before the papers, sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's olly foster.ood morning. hello. we will start with the boxing. tyson fury‘s heavyweight title fight against deontay wilder ended in a controversial draw in los angeles. that means the american keeps his wbc belt. fury, the former world champion, only returned to the ring this year after two and a half years out with issues with addictions and depression. fury looked to be in control, out—boxing the unbeaten american and causing a lot of problems with his jab. but he started to get caught in the later rounds. he went down in the ninth and was then hit with a ferocious combination in the final round. he looked to be knocked spark out but got off the canvas and made it to the final bell. many commentators thought fury was still ahead on points, but the judges were split, one giving it to wilder, one to fury, and thejudge from england calling it a draw. a lot of reaction to that tie coming up but let's hear from the boxers. it was what it was. i enjoyed every second of it. i will not complain about ro

meet ollie thorley. meet him only briefly if you try to tackle him.o help. exeter came back, but the second half was gloucester territory. the numbers eventually told. jaco visagie's try established a lead that they never lost. for exeter, the exit looms all too early. up in bath, it didn't feel particularly festive. 1,500 leinsterflags were confiscated for failing a health and safety test. you'd definitely struggle with a risk assessment if you are trying to get in the way of the european champions on a roll. sean cronin in the driving seat of the heavy machinery. that cancelled out a strong start by bath, who were still level when they opened the door forjordan larmour. he doesn't wipe his feet. from then on, bath were always chasing this. leinster, the favourites to win this competition, are showing no signs of flagging. patrick gearey, bbc news. there's more on the bbc sport website, including ronnie o'sullivan being on course for a record seventh uk snooker title. that's it from me. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news chann

ollie, we are envious, it is the party of the weekend!c sports personality of the year, 2018. there are a few changes this year, this is the point when normally i would tell you about the nominees, but friendly, idid normally i would tell you about the nominees, but friendly, i did have a clue, no one does. the shortlist is top—secret this year. it will be revealed until the start of the programme, which is right on bbc one at 7pm. another change — we have a brand—new award for the sporting moment of the year. the shortlist for that has been released already, you have been voting online to choose your favourite between five nominees. who could forget the england netball is on the list, following their commonwealth gold medal in the gold coast at the world cup in russia. england qualifying for the quarterfinals after beating colombia on penalties. tiger woods' comeback in atlanta, alistair cook with his century in the final game for england at the oval, and in december, tyson fury coming back from two knock—downs to draw with the heavyweig

olly foster, thank you very much indeed. pakistani and user anti—corruption of islamabad. the pakistani and user anti—corru ption court has jailed former prime ministers nawaz sharif on charges that he says were politically motivated. the court found that the three—time prime minister was unable to prove the source of income for the ownership ofa source of income for the ownership of a steel mill in saudi arabia. a few months ago, this was back in july, he was sentenced to ten years in prison by the same court, this time on charges relating to the purchase of upscale apartments in london. he was released from prison backin london. he was released from prison back in september pending an appeal. but jailed today for seven back in september pending an appeal. butjailed today for seven years. the queen will urge people to treat each other with respect, during her annual christmas message which will be broadcast tomorrow. the comments, which have been released by buckingham palace, are likely to be seen as an attempt by the mona

and our sports correspondent olly foster is at old trafford now.one. but his dismissal inevitable? though statistics of the worst premier league star among others, and they find themselves closer to the relegation zone than they do to the leaders. they were shambolic again at the weekend. they built up and broke up. it was inevitable that the clu b broke up. it was inevitable that the club needed a change. jose mourinho will go on his way with that handsome payoff. and this club has to get the recruitment policy right now, because as andy said in his report they simply have not since the glory days of sir alex ferguson, going from david moores, and then louis van gaal. things went badly wrong when there's a mac in his third season. it has gone wrong at this stage of his career at past clu bs, this stage of his career at past clubs, starting brightly as he did, winning the europa league in the league cup at united, then relationships within the dressing room, particularly falling out with the record signing, paul pogba, £i8 million, notjust the reco