pip hare on her journey.and league two giant—killers crawley town will find out their next fa cup opponents in a double draw for the fourth and fifth rounds this evening live on bbc two, iplayer and the bbc sport website from 7pm. crawley stunned leeds united 3—0, with nick tsaroulla among the goal—scorers. he's got quite a tale to tell and has been speaking to newsbeat‘s betty glover. he has involved in a serious car crash including other problems. it is almost like your life flashes before you would on the pain that you go through, especially the last few years, sort of really hit me. it was him up like a relief. it was like wow what have ijust done? was him up like a relief. it was like wow what have i just done? did you get told that you would not be able to play football again? there we re able to play football again? there were some doctors who said they were totally unsure of the injury full submitted not know how long it would last or if it would ever go away. i mean it was a lot of sleepless nights b

day 77 of the bond a globe, and pip hare continues to in inspire —— vendee globe.y and hold yourself steady. so you're using a lot of paddles all the time and it took me about 40 minutes to climb to the top this time. �* ,., ., ., , ., minutes to climb to the top this time. �* ., ., , ., �*, time. after so long at sea, pip's bod is time. after so long at sea, pip's body is understandably - time. after so long at sea, pip's body is understandably feeling l time. after so long at sea, pip's l body is understandably feeling the strain. she's hoisted a sale sometimes ten times a day. she's been dried, yanks, hold, staggered, shivered, crawled. she's been stung iiy shivered, crawled. she's been stung by a jellyfish to top it all. it's meant a nasty allergic reaction. the last few days _ meant a nasty allergic reaction. ii2 last few days have meant a nasty allergic reaction. "ii2 last few days have been meant a nasty allergic reaction. i"i2 last few days have been very hard because i've had this allergic reaction, which we think is a combination of the jellyfish and a re

also coming up in the programme — we check in with pip hare in the southern ocean as her solo round thee globe hits some trouble. i'm still going to throw everything i have at it. and at some point, the sun will come out. hello, and welcome to sportsday. you're very welcome along to sportsday. is elite sport on its final warning? this weekend was full of the joy of cup football, yet some of the scenes of crowds gathering and teams celebrating drew criticism for a lack of social distancing. this followed on the back of some clubs sanctioning individual and team trips abroad over the festive period. celtic have 13 players self—isolating after one player, christopherjulien, tested positive on return from their training camp in dubai. from scotland, here's chris mclaughlin. it was supposed to be the trip to kick—start celtic‘s faltering season. kick—start celtic‘s faltering season. it could be the trip that effectively finishes it. injured defender christopherjulien has tested positive. 13 other players as well as the manager and his assistant must now self—isolate. if there was not already

and how is pip hare bearing up now she's on the home staright she's on the home straight in the vendeebody. the mercedes team principle toto wolff says they are having to deal with some curveballs as they try to tie sir lewis hamilton down to a new contract. negotatiaions with the world champion have been going on for some time and the formula one season is just a couple of months away. i asked out f1 reporterjenny gow what the hold up is. i don't think there's really cause for concern at the moment. coronavirus is of course affecting everybody. the two parties i believe didn't even start talking until at least the 18th of december, so if you look at it like that, of course it's going to take some time. lewis hamilton �*s had at his recovery from coronavirus, so no negotiations continue. and it is a strange situation to be in with the biggest star in formula 1 not contracted to the greatest team in formula 1 at the greatest team in formula 1 at the moment, but the team assured us there is no real problem, itjust hasn't been done yet. there is no real problem, it 'ust hasn't been done y

the leading british sailor pip hare is expected to finish around 11th february. next hour. thank you, we will see you a little bit later on. you are watching bbc news and i amjane hill to take bit later on. you are watching bbc news and i am jane hill to take you through the next few hours of coronavirus developments and more. let's start with covid this half hour. as we've been hearing, scientists tracking the spread of coronavirus in england say they are concerned the virus is not slowing fast enough, despite the continued fall in the number of positive lab—confirmed cases. the latest data from imperial college london's react study shows a slight decline in infection levels. swab tests taken from 168,000 volunteers between 6th and 22nd january suggest that 1.57% or i in 64 people had covid during the first two weeks of the lockdown. the data shows a varied picture across england — london had the highest proportion of positive tests where 2.8% of people had the virus. numbers are even higher in younger people across the capital with 4% of people aged between 13

the leading british sailor pip hare is expected to finish around 11th february.e sport for now. that is a perfect ending to that story, mike. thank you very much. social workers are braced for a "tsunami of needs" as the uk recovers from the pandemic. a survey by the british association of social workers suggests that three quarters of its members feel the restrictions have affected their ability to protect vulnerable children and adults. 0ur wales correspondent, tomos morgan, has the story. for the majority of social workers across the uk, caseloads were already close, or already full before the pandemic started. and as restrictions eased, there came a flood of new cases. itjust feels like we are kind of cementing over the cracks but not actually getting to the foundation of what's really going on. minnyjackson, which isn't her real name, is a social worker that deals with children. she has real concerns that a higher workload coupled with social distancing measures that means that face—to—face visits are few and far between could be having a knock—on effect on

the leading british sailor pip hare is expected to finish around the 11th february.d it probably affected the family. you realise how... you know, how fragile life is. people from black, asian and other ethnic minority groups are up to four times more likely to die from coronavirus than white people. despite the risks, research suggests confidence in the vaccine is lower within these communities. there are a number of reasons why some people from black and asian backgrounds seem to be more hesitant about taking the vaccine but one thing we hear time and time again is about a lack of trust. campaigners say the government must take more action, by looking closely at ethnicity data, to understand the vaccine take up among these groups. this concept of hesitancy, we've alljumped onto it only a small proportion have been offered the vaccine. without the data showing who has taken it up we are going to struggle to understand what is going on. the government says it's working closely with black, asian and minority ethnic communities who have questions about covid—i9 vaccine

the leading british sailor pip hare is expected to finish around the 11th february.tudy was based on more than 20 million patient records in england and found that of the million of those aged over 80 but not living in a care home43% of white people have been but not living in a care home 43% of white people have been given their first dose of the vaccine. 30% of the bangladeshi and pakistani population had theirfirst dose. but only 21% of black people had received it. here's our community affairs correspondent adina campbell. carmine reid was 79 when she died in november last year after becoming infected with coronavirus while in hospital in birmingham. her niece says the grief of losing a close family member was the main reason why she decided to have the vaccine last week. she was somebody that i spoke to on the phone, you know, nearly every two weeks. and within, you know, a week or so, she was just taken. so, that did affect me and it probably affected the family, you realise how... ..fragile life is. people from black, asian and other ethnic minority groups are

i can update you on the yacht, the leading ritz is pip hare, whom we feature before it started in novemberhris with a look at this morning's weather. a very good morning to you. it'll thrust behind you. yes, a beautiful frost. yes, a beautifulfrost. a sharp frost outside at the moment. it is a cold start to the day and it was stay cold thrust through the weekend with some further wintry showers around. how cold? at the moment the temperatures in eskdale newer in dumfries and galloway got down to —7 the coldest in the country. —— eskdalemuir. not far behind, edinburgh and carlisle. we have some showers around as well, following a snow in scotland, quite a lot working across five injured parts of the scottish borders. —— working across fife and into parts of the scottish borders. a bit of snow over the high ground in northern ireland and the show is becoming more widespread across the highlands. many of these showers falling as rain, a bit of sleet mixed in, a bit of snow over some of the higher hills. a number of showers for north—east england, becoming more widespread across northern engla

the leading british sailor pip hare is expected to finish around 11th february.ka, but - morning. congratulations on your display in sri lanka, but this - morning. congratulations on your display in sri lanka, but this is i display in sri lanka, but this is your home now, you are quarantining for what, the next four days? what is the room like? it is lunchtime there isn't it? it’s is the room like? it is lunchtime there isn't it?_ there isn't it? it's a pretty standard _ there isn't it? it's a pretty standard hotel— there isn't it? it's a pretty standard hotel room. - there isn't it? it's a pretty standard hotel room. we | there isn't it? it's a pretty - standard hotel room. we have to there isn't it? it's a pretty _ standard hotel room. we have to do six days _ standard hotel room. we have to do six days altogether, so another five left of _ six days altogether, so another five left of quarantine and then we can -et left of quarantine and then we can get out _ left of quarantine and then we can get out and start training ahead of the test _ get out and start tra